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(回答先: コーラン冒涜で世界規模の反米抗議 [イラク情勢ニュース] 投稿者 white 日時 2005 年 5 月 28 日 21:57:48)
結構、過激である。
小泉レイプ事件も、こうならないのかね。日本の女性が駄目なのかな。
怒れ！
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/05/28/international/asia/28koran.html?
May 28, 2005
Reports of Mishandling Koran Bring Protest Worldwide
By SALMAN MASOOD
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, May 27 - Thousands of Muslims joined hands Friday in waves of protest across the Muslim world to denounce reports that American interrogators at the prison camp at Guant?amo Bay, Cuba, had desecrated the Koran.
Islamic parties called for anti-American rallies in Pakistan, Egypt, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Middle East, mostly centered on Friday Prayer gatherings. Protesters chanted slogans and American flags were burned at some of the rallies. Still, most of the demonstrations were peaceful, according to news service reports.
Emotions have boiled over in the Muslim world ever since the allegations of desecration spread through a brief article in Newsweek. The magazine retracted the desecration report last week, but an American military inquiry found five cases in which the Koran had been mishandled by interrogators and guards at Guant?amo.
In many Muslim countries, any disrespect to the Islamic holy book is blasphemous and punishable by death.
In Pakistan, President Pervez Musharraf told Christina Rocca, the American assistant secretary of state for South Asian affairs, that Pakistanis were "deeply dismayed" by the reports.
Thousands of protesters in Pakistan spilled onto the streets after Friday Prayer, responding to a call for protest by Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal, an alliance of religious parties that won record votes in general elections in 2002.
Angry protesters in Islamabad shouted anti-American slogans and held placards condemning President Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair. One read, "Bush and Blair are two big enemies of Muslims."
"We want Islamic revolution!" Qazi Hussain Ahmed, the leader of Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal, said to a gathering of hundreds of followers in Islamabad. "Are you with us?" he asked, and the crowd chanted affirmation.
The religious alliance has been a vehement opponent of General Musharraf's support of the United States' military campaign in the region.
Police forces, expecting the rallies, were deployed outside mosques and other major gathering places across Pakistan. There were no reports of injuries.
In Egypt, about 12,000 protesters gathered in Alexandria, filling the streets, The Associated Press reported.
In Cairo, thousands gathered in the bar association's courtyard at a demonstration called by the Muslim Brotherhood, an outlawed Islamic opposition group. According to Gamal Taj el-Din, a lawyer and a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, the demonstration was solely to condemn abuses against the Koran and not to call for reform in Egypt. But other demonstrators mixed the two issues, condemning crackdowns by President Hosni Mubarak.
In Lebanon, thousands of Sunni and Shiite protesters took to the streets after Friday Prayer in Sidon and Beirut's southern suburbs, a Hezbollah stronghold. "O America, listen, listen! With my blood I will protect my Koran!" thousands of Shiite worshipers shouted in Arabic at a rally organized by Hezbollah.
In Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon, Sunni demonstrators reportedly raised pictures of Osama bin Laden and the militant leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, who is thought to be leading the anti-American insurgency in Iraq.
In Bangladesh, about 5,000 protesters shouted "Death to America!" and spit on an American flag, The A.P. reported.
Noha el-Heneway contributed reporting from Cairo for this article, and Hassan M. Fattah from Beirut, Lebanon.
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