French Muslims refuse to bury terrorists

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/muslims-refuse-bury-priest-killer-kermiche-084800579.html

Muslims from the French community near where the priest was murdered this week are saying they refuse to bury one of the terrorists.

What do we think of this? Is it right to refuse terrorists a burial the way they want?

I think this is fantastic.

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Reply 1

Trinculo

Wow. I mean that's an effective counter-terrorist narrative if ever I saw one.

Don't get radicalised, guys- or you won't get a cool funeral when you're dead.

Reply 2

Atlas Thugged

That's a really good idea, it will teach other would-be terrorists how much the community hates them.

Reply 3

Zargabaath

They should cremate the corpses. Less burial space wasted on them.

It's also really nice to see them being openly rejected by the muslim community. Gj

Reply 4

BWV1007

Let their families bury them themselves if they're up for it? Or cremate?

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Reply 5

Reformed

put them through a meat grinder

Reply 6

Zayn is Bae

Original post by Trinculo

Wow. I mean that's an effective counter-terrorist narrative if ever I saw one.

Don't get radicalised, guys- or you won't get a cool funeral when you're dead.

This posts shows a lack of understanding of Islamic conventions. A funeral is integral for all Muslims, one attended by many people is believed to give you a greater chance of reaching heaven. By showing terrorists that they'll be denied this, it can, in theory, act as a deterrent. But hey, why let facts cloud your anti-Muslim agenda?

Good move.

I think turning terrorist's bodies into pig feed would be a highly effective deterrent!

Too far?

Reply 9

oShahpo

Original post by TelAviv

I think turning terrorist's bodies into pig feed would be a highly effective deterrent!

Too far?

I would prefer feeding them to whatever fascinating creature you have on your profile picture.

Reply 10

Themini

Original post by 1010marina

This is the key quote I took away from the article: "One of the attackers replied: "Peace, it's what we want ... as long as there are bombs on Syria, we will continue our attacks. And they will happen every day. When you stop, we will stop."

It appears as though this was not carried out in the name of Islam. None the less, I'm glad the muslim community are being so strong and upfront about this. Everytime..something like this happens I hear the far right saying "why don't they protest? Why don't do the do anything?". Well that's the biggest statement you're going to get.

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Reply 11

MildredMalone

Original post by Themini

It appears as though this was not carried out in the name of Islam.

Either way, it shows Europe should probably keep Syrian people at arm's length, or under close surveilance.

Well done them!

Original post by MildredMalone

Either way, it shows Europe should probably keep Syrian people at arm's length, or under close surveilance.

They do that anyway...They keep tabs on everyone. What Europe needs to do is prevent ghettoization and friction from "us vs them" ideologies. Frankly enough isn't being done about integration (if any). The two cultures are worlds apart, but that's not the issue. People fleeing war have seen and had to do horrible things, they could be showing passive signs of PTSD and other traumatic disorders.

Reply 14

username2324315

Original post by Trinculo

Wow. I mean that's an effective counter-terrorist narrative if ever I saw one.

Don't get radicalised, guys- or you won't get a cool funeral when you're dead.

"Muslims need to start condemning these terrorist attacks"

*muslims condemn terrorist attacks*

"Wow, well that isn't gonna stop terrorism is it??????????????????"

Reply 15

TercioOfParma

Good, they need to distance themselves.

Reply 16

KingBradly

Its great to hear these kinda stories.

Reply 17

Cap.Henry Avery

There probably just trying to get the French public on side by refusing to bury a man who slit an elderly priests throat.

Reply 18

QE2

Original post by MildredMalone

Either way, it shows Europe should probably keep Syrian people at arm's length, or under close surveilance.

The Islamic concept of ummah means that any harm or attack done to one, is done to all.

Odd though, that it doesn't work the other way around.
That any harm or attack done by one is done by all.

Pretty convenient!

Reply 19

username2763536

And yet they still seem to be mainly concerned about not wanting to "taint Islam".It shows there more concerned with Islams reputation than anything else.