Comments on: CEO of Bridges TV Accused of Beheading Wife

By: Islamophobes United

Islamophobes United — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 10:35:35 +0000

[...] sure to come from America’s leading Islamists is this typical post from an Islamist at the “average Muslim blog” of this nameless former MSA leader at Stony Brook University, web developer, proud Salafist, and [...]

By: ... typical

... typical — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 06:20:40 +0000

… just another typical day in the life of a muslim. Hate filled mongers.

By: Asif Musavvir

Asif Musavvir — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 23:54:51 +0000

How is he convicted with second degree murder? Second degree murder means when you kill some when you didn’t intend to kill and you grab something out of anger and kill the person when you don’t intend to kill. He beheaded her, there is no equipment or weapon that you can grab in an anger in any office, studio or home and behead someone unless you plan to behead someone. It was preplanned, and the detectives should go back on training or look for other profession, if they call this a second degree. HE SHOULD BE HANGED OR SHOULD BE RELEASED SO SOMEONE WITH AN ANGER CAN KILL HIM BY MISTAKE.

By: No comment

No comment — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 22:10:44 +0000

He was SATAN! I worked at Bridges TV and was harrassed by this nut for months. He was a piece of trash.

By: awesome

awesome — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 05:37:53 +0000

the qu’ran is not responsible for anyones behavior….people are responsible for their own behaviors, hence, a judgement day, hence, free will, hence the call to reflect, hence, guidance, hence we are human beings, neither pure animals nor purely divine, hence…..(i can keep on going)….what another person does, he is responsible for.

The entire community will not be brought up on the day of judgement to be asked, did you chop of a womans head? No.

The only person who will have to answer is Mr.TVStationGuy. So thats for starters.

Secondly, yes we are our brothers keepers, so we should condemn this action rather than excusing it. Love the sinner but hate the sin comes to mind and killing is no small thing irrespective of what ones beliefs are about the nature of existance.

In essence, how can muslims teach anyone else aqeeda or quranic principles or islam or anything when we are so busy playing the politics game especially when its played on the defense. If islam says that a person is responsible for his own actions, then obviously, the community doesnt need to apologize for it.

The response to ‘we look bad’ is let the people know. Send Ibrahim Cooper on TV and have him say, we believe every soul bears its own burden.

One cannot get rid of bad PR by confirming its erroneous assumptions, ie, the entire community is responsible for every action ever taken by a nut job who is a member of it. Its just not healthy and it sets a bad example for the next generation.

Islam should just be normal, like every other faith and its divisions and dimensions should also be normal like every other faith. It doesnt need to have this “super” status and be paraded around on fox news and cnn etc. The solution to the alienation which is what it truly is, when others treat muslims as though they’re magically different cannot be to confirm and solidify that alienation. Alienation can only be confronted by normalization.

By: Bea Aware

Bea Aware — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 03:50:46 +0000

Uneducatable hatred filled animals… This comes directly from his teachings, and his beliefs, And_he_was_considered_a_moderate_muslim__and_a_leader_in_the_so_called_”moderate_muslim”_community_ (if there is such a thing?!?). If he was a leader in the “moderate” muslim community, think of what goes through non-moderate muslims heads?! Yes, the Koran is inevitably responsible for his behaviors. Yes, I said the Koran. There are many many recent similar incidents (and also many ancient ones) that the muslim culture has had a chance to demonstrate the same mentality as this man has. FITNA at it’s best….. Geert Wilders hit the nail directly on the center of the head! Search on google or youtube for “FITNA” and watch the video… make your own conclusions. Link the dots… It’s fairly comprehensive, and self explanatory. Run it through YOUR head….. before it falls to the floor…

Cheers!

By: Aurangzeb Chaudhry

Aurangzeb Chaudhry — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 23:32:55 +0000

This issue is simple.

A man brutally murdered his wife.

He drove to the police station and admitted his crime.

He should receive the highest punishment possible.

This was a crime of one individual against another.

The only other relevant parties are the children, who are also secondary victims.

Bridges TV is not a victim. You are not a victim. The Muslim community is not a victim.

The local Muslim community should make sure the husband is brought to justice and held accountable. They should also work to take care of the children and spearhead an attempt to tackle the issue of domestic violence.

Muslims outside of the local community should pray for Sr. Aasiya and her children.

This is not a conspiracy against Muslims. It is the murder of an innocent Muslim by a deeply depraved and Satanic “Muslim.”

By: Eyes Wide Open

Eyes Wide Open — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 21:38:09 +0000

A DELIBERATE ATTEMPT TO WHAT?!?!…..

wtf you talkin bout Willis?!?… HE BEHEADED HER AND IT WAS CAPTURED ON VIDEO ffs…

It’s not a deliberate attempt of anything…. It is what it is. The man (and his beliefs)… are animalistic.

Wake up and see what’s in front of you.

By: Obaid Rahmani

Obaid Rahmani — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 19:49:48 +0000

Maybe he did murder his wife and maybe he did have anger management issues but can you rule out the possibility of someone taking advantage of this situation just to defame Muslims?

i mean so far only charges have been pressed against him. He hasnt been proven guilty of the murder. Think about it.

In addition to poor Asiya, the whole Muslim community is the victim here as BridgesTV (although not a household brand) did represent moderate Muslims in the US. Its a deliberate attempt to soil the reputation of Muslims, in the US and elsewhere.

By: Scholastica

Scholastica — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 14:26:20 +0000

It goes without saying, that any nation that disrespects the feminine spirit is a nation that never reaches it’s greatest potential. Take a look at every nation on the face of the earth that holds women in low regard and measure their heights of attainment or the lack there of. This was an act of viciousness that the human senses can not grasp without questioning our humanity. My heart cries out for justice for a soul that can not surely rest until justice comes in this life , as well as in the life to come.