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Syria-Lebanon
Mullah Fudlullah denounces bomb attacks in Riyadh
2003-05-17
Grand Ayatollah Sheik Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah, denounced Friday this week’s attacks in Saudi Arabia saying that, like the Sept. 11, attacks, they had harmed the international reputation of Islam.
We'd certainly not want to see that!
Fadlallah urged radical Muslim groups to avoid violence. Delivering the Friday prayers sermon in Al-Hassanein Mosque, Fadlallah said fanatical Muslim groups were causing problems for Muslims by targeting “civilians who have nothing to do with their political objectives, as happened in America on Sept. 11 and as happened in Riyadh recently.” The Sept 11. attacks in the United States and the Riyadh bombings have led to “Islam being accused of terrorism and violence, and harmed Islam and Muslims,” Fadlallah told more than 2,000 worshippers.
It's not just that they've been accused of terrorism and violence...
Fadlallah accused fanatical Muslim groups of failing to consider the pros and cons of their attacks before they embarked on them. He said they should respect the Koran which lays down “rules for using violence against violence and determines when holy war may be launched to confront occupation.”
Posted by:Fred Pruitt

#3  This is like OJ Simpson complaining Scott Peterson has besmirched loving husbands (including ex's)
Posted by: Frank G   2003-05-17 17:36:56  

#2  Mullah Fudlullah is the spiritual founder of Hezbollah. He split with them a few years ago, and he's become more moderate lately. He's from Najaf, and I think he might have the idea of going back there.
Posted by: Fred   2003-05-17 12:50:22  

#1  I hope they listen to this guy.
Posted by: Cal Ulmann   2003-05-17 12:40:19  

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