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AfghanTimes.com March 25from
AfghanTimes.com reporter in Kabul. (Caleb of
Kabul)
"let this
man go. He will die at the end anyway - if
government won't kill him, they will kill him after
he is out of prison."
I watched TV last night and it was shocking when I heard
people saying
that Rahman should die. But then I noticed after my few
talks with people.
It's a clear matter that Afghanistan is very family based
culture. People,
would never come across to a TV camera and say, "let Rahman
go" You would
never hear it if you have a camera or a microphone in your
hand. They are
afraid that they will be blamed of becoming a (MORTAD) Just
like what
happened to Ali Mohaqiq who wrote an article and was accused
of blasphemy
(even though he is a Islamic scholar and a devoted Muslim)
The good way to get people's idea is through relationship.
Once they feel
comfortable talking to you, they will tell you that it's not
okay. Come
on, we have murderers going up and down the streets of
Kabul. Rahman is
just loving the Lord. BAS. He didn't killed Afghans. He
didn't kill them
in the name of what he believes. He loves his daughters.
What a dad!
Today was a big day here. The first day of school in Kabul!
It was crowded
with little children going to school and you could see
several lines of
students waiting.
I talked to this guy from Kabul university. He said, "I know
that
according Islam he should die. He said "NO" to Islam and he
must die. BUT
for now, since things are very complicated about this
situation, we need
to get rid of him and send him out of Afghanistan." It's
good for
Afghanistan and for the people. He said, "it is good for the
Islamic
world" too. NOT killing him will cause good things for
Afghanistan. Donor
countries will not give up on Afghanistan.
In my question that if the government kill this guy, what is
the different
between Afghanistan 3 years ago and now.
He said, "Trust me that if they kill him. They will dig
their graves with
shier own hands."
In my question that by killing Rahman, can you claim that
Islam is a
religion of peace. He nodded and said, "I don't know!"
Finally he said, "let this man go. He will die at the end
anyway - if
government won't kill him, they will kill him after he is
out of prison."
My suggestion is that please make sure that we, Christians,
should not be
satisfied if they release of our brother saying that he is a
mad man.
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