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United Nations is predicting civil war in Iraq is imminent

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Good article. Thanks for sharing

Meanwhile the national government remains locked in a political impasse, with basic services still lacking and infrastructure in disarray. Moderate leaders are being sidelined.

Mr Motta has said there is still time to avert Iraq's disintegration, but only if its leaders summon the political will to act.

I feel bad for the people targeted, the govt needs to get its act together quickly.

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You have got to be kidding me.... really?!?!?! Ahhhh mannnn when you read their MOP site they are all so lovey dovey happy with each other they are going to soon run out of sappy superlatives discussing their joy with each other in admiring all their progress.... 

 

Well this is a real buzz kill.... :D

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Sheikh Mawla calls at Friday prayers to invest consolidated holy month of Ramadan in the rejection of sectarianism and combat extremism

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{Baghdad: Euphrates News}

 

Khatib called Unified Friday prayers in Baghdad, Sheikh Muhammad Taqi al-Mawla to invest the holy month of Ramadan in the rejection of sectarianism and the fight against extremism.

 

Sheikh Mawla said during Friday prayers held in common Kilani mosque today attended by a reporter and Euphrates News Agency {} "Islam is a religion of tolerance and good treatment and everyone believe in Islam through peace, not by swords."

 

He added that "I do not may be نعتدي the human dignity that Islam looks at his peers humanity so we may not Muslims insult the dignity of others."

 

He said Sheikh Mawla said "our conferences and our meetings are held once in a while is not intended to make year Shiites tracking or vice versa, but are to renounce sectarian fight militants and extremists who are now romp unchecked killing the sons of the Iraqi people."

 

He urged "not to force others to follow the principle of Islam {There is no compulsion in religion} that belief is a relationship between man and his God." Ended

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Consolidated before Friday prayers in Baghdad: Iraq's largest nationalism can not be reduced the narrow بالحزبية National

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{Baghdad: Euphrates News}

 

Urged consolidated before Friday prayers in the al-Kilani mosque in Baghdad, Sheikh Mahmoud al-Issawi on the unit and not marginalization and exclusion, aggravated at that "Iraq is the largest of nationalism and can not be reduced the narrow بالحزبية national."

 

He said in a Friday prayer sermon consolidated with the participation of Sheikh Muhammad Taqi al-Mawla attended correspondent Euphrates News Agency {} today that he "must make of Ramadan Alambarka the starting point for a course correction and reconciliation with oneself and God Almighty and with others."

 

"The country has witnessed during the past few days, the targeting of innocent people in cafes and golf ball Palmfajkhat and explosive belts and say here for the sake of killing Iraqis and continue to shed blood bleeding?", Pointing out that "Iraq is the largest of nationalism can not be reduced national بالحزبية narrow."

 

He called for taking "the lesson of the repression suffered by the Shi'ites and Kurds, and today they are stronger than that يهمشهم one," calling on politicians to "unity without marginalization or exclusion," likening Iraq to "bird wings, one Shiite and one Sunni nor shave this bird, but the safety of its wings , and must be maintained for the safety of brothers being threatened. "

 

He urged Sheikh al-Issawi politicians and the people on tolerance and follow the example of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon God and him being beaten finest examples of tolerance, "and expressed hope that Ttantha crisis demonstrations in the country before the month of Ramadan and that opens the protestors dialogue with the government that they must understand their demands," calling wise to " interference between the state and the protesters to bring the views

 

And a speech to Friday prayers unified security men by saying, "I have sacrificed a lot and we want you more to keep the souls of the citizens but sectarian Ataatkhandqgua or nationally ye Iraqi national institution for all and the mission of maintaining the unity of the homeland."

 

He warned local officials in Baghdad to the absence of slogans and banners in the capital indicates to welcome the holy month of Ramadan, "and urged to" close the wine shops and nightclubs during the month of Ramadan as well as restaurants that Ttgahir opened during the holy month.

 

He also called on Sheikh al-Issawi Baghdad operations to open mosques closed in front of worshipers and to provide them with protection and reunification and stand against terrorism, to put an end to the bloodshed and rebuild the country, which is responsible for its own security is everyone's responsibility and build for the common good.

 

He also urged officials and politicians on "التزاور and participate in Ramadan evenings in mosques and to work on the return of displaced people to their residence." Is over.

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He urged "not to force others to follow the principle of Islam {There is no compulsion in religion} that belief is a relationship between man and his God." Ended

Read more: http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/topic/153447-united-nations-is-predicting-civil-war-in-iraq-is-imminent/#ixzz2YAs59VEC

Those are some of the most reasonable comments I have ever heard from a Muslim leader (outside of US) IF they really would make that their standard...SHARE their believes and not KILL everyone who disagrees...that's a thought. :-0

PS MODS the tool bars at the top of the reply screen are not functioning. Just so you know

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He urged "not to force others to follow the principle of Islam {There is no compulsion in religion} that belief is a relationship between man and his God." Ended

Read more: http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/topic/153447-united-nations-is-predicting-civil-war-in-iraq-is-imminent/#ixzz2YAs59VEC

Those are some of the most reasonable comments I have ever heard from a Muslim leader (outside of US) IF they really would make that their standard...SHARE their believes and not KILL everyone who disagrees...that's a thought. :-0

Well said Abby

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Sheikh Mawla calls at Friday prayers to invest consolidated holy month of Ramadan in the rejection of sectarianism and combat extremism

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Sheikh Mawla said during Friday prayers held in common Kilani mosque today attended by a reporter and Euphrates News Agency {} "Islam is a religion of tolerance and good treatment and everyone believe in Islam through peace, not by swords."

 

He added that "I do not may be نعتدي the human dignity that Islam looks at his peers humanity so we may not Muslims insult the dignity of others."

 

He urged "not to force others to follow the principle of Islam {There is no compulsion in religion} that belief is a relationship between man and his God." 

 

Finally someone is talking a little sense over there! I seriously wonder, and I'll throw this out for all of you to comment on, if an RV that will allegedly benefit the Iraqi people would go along way in helping to end some of this violence? In other words, does more money and a stable economy translate to less violence? Can a strong Iraq help ease some of the hard-line sectarian issues?

 

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Sheikh Mawla calls at Friday prayers to invest consolidated holy month of Ramadan in the rejection of sectarianism and combat extremism

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Sheikh Mawla said during Friday prayers held in common Kilani mosque today attended by a reporter and Euphrates News Agency {} "Islam is a religion of tolerance and good treatment and everyone believe in Islam through peace, not by swords."

He added that "I do not may be نعتدي the human dignity that Islam looks at his peers humanity so we may not Muslims insult the dignity of others."

He urged "not to force others to follow the principle of Islam {There is no compulsion in religion} that belief is a relationship between man and his God."

Finally someone is talking a little sense over there! I seriously wonder, and I'll throw this out for all of you to comment on, if an RV that will allegedly benefit the Iraqi people would go along way in helping to end some of this violence? In other words, does more money and a stable economy translate to less violence? Can a strong Iraq help ease some of the hard-line sectarian issues?

Yes look at Kuwait city, Dubai, and other countries and cities, they love money and don't kill each other in downtown business districts. Iraq needs to love money too. Then we can be rich! Edited by Sweet baby dinar
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I see many articles every day of bombings in Iraq.  They are just not posted here often at the news section.

 

Here are just a few headlines from the last 24 hours

 

Bomb blasts in Iraq kill eight peopleNDTV.com

 

Suicide Bomber Kills 2 Policemen, Wounds 19 in IraqFars News Agency

 

The slaughter goes on!Saudi Gazette

 

5 killed, 20 wounded in separate attacks in IraqAzeri-Press Agency

 

Drive-by shooters, bomb kill six in BaghdadThe Daily Star, Lebanon

 

14 Shias killed in Iraq, three-day toll reaches 123

 

Nearly 50 killed in Iraq bombingsEmirates 24/7

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I see many articles every day of bombings in Iraq.  They are just not posted here often at the news section.

 

Here are just a few headlines from the last 24 hours

 

Bomb blasts in Iraq kill eight peopleNDTV.com

 

Suicide Bomber Kills 2 Policemen, Wounds 19 in IraqFars News Agency

 

The slaughter goes on!Saudi Gazette

 

5 killed, 20 wounded in separate attacks in IraqAzeri-Press Agency

 

Drive-by shooters, bomb kill six in BaghdadThe Daily Star, Lebanon

 

14 Shias killed in Iraq, three-day toll reaches 123

 

Nearly 50 killed in Iraq bombingsEmirates 24/7

Because those are negative views concerning Iraq.

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