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- Integrationsrådsformand mener, udenlandske tv-stationer skal tage pulsen på danske muslimer. De skal vise et billede af muslimer, der ikke bliver forskelsbehandlet i Danmark, for det er dét som folk i Mellemøsten fejlagtigt tror, at deres muslimske brødre bliver.

Positive historier til Mellemøsten (DR Kanal94)

"Danish paper rejected Jesus cartoons", by The Guardian: Jyllands-Posten, the Danish newspaper that first published the cartoons of the prophet Muhammad that have caused a storm of protest throughout the Islamic world, refused to run drawings lampooning Jesus Christ, it has emerged today. The Danish daily turned down the cartoons of Christ three years ago, on the grounds that they could be offensive to readers and were not funny.

Mange unge sindslidende har kun 3.800 kr. om måneden til at dække alle udgifter. Det er en stressfaktor, der gør dem mere syge, advarer pårørende.

Sindslidende plages af dårlig økonomi (DR Østjylland)  (5. februar 2006)

I just wondered. Since muslims deem pictures of Muhammed to be haram or unlawful. How do they know it´s Muhammed depicted ?

Sure, Jyllands-Posten claim they are caricatures of Muhammed.

But since - to my knowledge - no drawn pictures exists of Muhammed from when he was alive. Then just how do people know that the pictures Jyllands-Posten posted are Muhammed ?

Basicly what people are objecting against is a fictitious statement made by a newspaper constructed to provocate muslims in Denmark and recently around the world.

Unfortunately people seem to pick up that notion and during the last couple of days at least 6 people have lost their lives. (according danish newspaper Berlingske Tidende).