The Koran
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Google books | books.google.com |
|---|---|
| Originally published | 1979 |
| Genres | Religious Text |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1970654 |
About The Koran
Deluxe GIFT Edition, a Translation of DISTINCTION. Translation made EASY to Understand. Pure, Simple, Literal and very faithful to the Arabic Text. NO hindrance in the reading flow. NO distraction to the footnotes. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. . . .
Key Dutch party sees 'no basis' for talks with Wilders
... He went as far as saying he would put on hold his promise to ban The Koran...
Geert Wilders: Who is he and what does he want?
... " To make his party more palatable to mainstream voters, he declared that his party s manifesto plans to ban The Koran, Islamic schools and mosques was going in the the fridge...
Dutch election promises new era and shake-up in politics
... Geert Wilders: The Party for Freedom has long called for a ban on mosques, The Koran and Islamic schools, although Mr Wilders now says " there are obviously more important priorities" indicating that he is keen to play a part in government...
Erdogan says Turkey may block Sweden's Nato membership bid
... The move was prompted by a series of controversial protests in Stockholm, including one during which a copy of The Koran was burned...
Aamir Liaquat Hussain: Pakistan's shock televangelist dies at 50
... In September 2008, he dedicated an entire programme to exploring the beliefs of the Ahmadis, a sect who identify themselves as Muslim and follow the teachings of The Koran but are regarded by orthodox Muslims as heretical...
Pakistan: Man accused of blasphemy killed by mob in Khanewal
...A mob has killed a man for allegedly burning pages of The Koran in central Pakistan, police say, in the latest case of blasphemy-related violence in the country...
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi: Son of Libya ex-ruler runs for president
... Bearded and wearing traditional Libyan clothing, he addressed the camera and cited a verse from The Koran that translates as, " judge between us and our people in truth"...
Crossing Divides: The bomb-maker turned peacemaker
......
Erdogan says Turkey may block Sweden's Nato membership bid
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has suggested that Ankara may agree to Finland joining Nato, but not Sweden .
He criticised Sweden 's refusal to extradite dozens of people allegedly tied to Kurdish militant groups and other critics of his government.
" If you absolutely want to join Nato, you will return these terrorists to us, " said Mr Erdogan.
His comments come days after Turkey suspended talks to accept the two Nordic nations as members.
The Move was prompted by a series of controversial protests in Stockholm, including one during which a copy of The Koran was burned.
Swedish officials have condemned the protests, but defended the country's free speech laws.
In response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Sweden and Finland applied to join Nato Last Year , ending decades of military non-alignment.
Their application must be unanimously approved by all current Nato members, but Turkey and Hungary have failed to ratify their bids.
In his speech, Mr Erdogan suggested Turkey might now " give a different response concerning Finland, " adding that " Sweden will be shocked".
" We gave Sweden a list of 120 persons and told them to extradite those terrorists in their country, " said Mr Erdogan. " If you don't extradite them, then sorry About That . "
Sweden has a larger Kurdish diaspora than Finland, and its talks with Ankara over Nato membership have been heated.
Turkey has called on Sweden to distance itself from the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which is regarded as a terrorist group by Turkey, the US and the EU.
In response, Sweden approved a Constitutional Amendment which allows it to create tougher anti-terror laws demanded by Turkey.
Both Sweden and Finland have also lifted bans on the sale of military equipment to Turkey, introduced after Ankara's military intervention In Syria in 2019.
But Turkey has heavily criticised Sweden over recent protests in Stockholm,
Earlier this month, Mr Erdogan said Turkish elections had been brought forward by a month to 14 May.
Helsinki's Foreign Minister , Pekka Haavisto , has since and that negotiations should be paused.
The diplomat also stressed his country should join at the same time as Sweden - appearing to backtrack on his earlier suggestion that Finland could be forced to join without its Nordic neighbour.
Source of news: bbc.com
