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Centomila protestano contro Charlie Hebdo in Turchia

La foto mi sembra abbastanza eloquente. Ecco un estratto dell'articolo che la accompagna:

The protesters also held placards, reading phrases like: "Damn those saying 'I am Charlie'" and the "May Charlie's Devils not defame the Prophet.”

“We are saying that as long as you remain hostile toward God's messenger, we will be hostile against you. We accept the friends of God's messenger as [our] friends, the enemy of him as [our] enemy.

Teyfur also rejected the belief that being able to insult Islamic values should be regarded within the freedom of thought and blamed the West for hypocrisy. He said that the tongues of those that insulted the messenger of God should be cut.

“You know that as long as we recognize Muhammad we will send you away from these territories. That is why you try to depict Muhammad as a bad person. However, today, there are thousands of Muhammads that would die for him,” Teymur stated, calling on Westerners to recognize Muhammad. “That is the only way that you can survive from this damnation. You will not be at ease any other way.”

A questo punto vorrei porre una domanda: questi centomila che hanno sfilato in Turchia, uniti alle altre migliaia che hanno sfilato altrove, vanno considerati musulmani moderati, o che altro?

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