Caucasian Muslims Board condemns burning of Koran in Afghanistan by US servicemen
The statement says that racist and aggressive attitude towards Muslims in the events in the Middle East can not be justified.
“Sacred places are bombed, civilians undergo terrorist attacks while performing namaz, attending festivities and funerals, Koran has become target for servicemen, our holy book is burned, every day bitter news come from Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and other Muslim countries. All this reduces our society’s hopes for humanism, justice, equality and brotherhood, stirs up religious, national conflicts.
Last year the pressure and demands of the world community neutralized the American pastor’s threats to burn Koran, this time it was committed by servicemen in the Muslim country – Afghanistan. This caused rage of Muslims, it aims to stir up clashes among civilizations. How could the American servicemen saying “God is with us!â€, having in mind “freedom†and “democracy†do it?! We regard such actions as religious intolerance, ideological provocation, demand similar attitude from all bodies.
We positively assess the apology of the US President and other officials and prayed so that such provocations do not happen in future. Caucasian Muslims Board calls on all people, irrespective of their nationality, religion, believing in the triumph of justice in the world, to express protest against religious intolerance. We are sure that our call will be regarded properly and serve stability in the region. Our position is the manifestation of the will and fair claim of all the Muslims of the Caucasus.
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