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“Alevi -Sunni conflict” in Cyprus...LOL

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Postby halil » Mon Aug 10, 2009 7:08 pm

Tim Drayton wrote:
halil wrote:Tim ,
I would like u to read below article and make your comments about it .

http://www.kibrispostasi.com/index.php/ ... ame/KIBRIS

It looks like big war also started by the Turkish Cypriots side about ROC what has happened the islamic heritages which has been left in south Cyprus .

It looks like both sides will have hard times about claims.


It is very sad and I condemn all such attacks on people's cultural heritage. On the other hand, the Grand Mosque in the centre of Limassol is in good condition and is open for worship on a daily basis with a Syrian Imam. There is a second mosque that has a TC imam and is used for worship for Friday and Bayram prayers. I know of a number of other mosques in and around Limassol that are in good condition. So, on this side, not all the news is bad.


Tim ,
in here they are not talking about condition of the mosques . They are talking about how they have been looted . They are questioning what happened to carpets- kilims , hand written qoaran and other symbols in side the mosques. They are claiming that they were all well documented and they have list of the valuable heritages which are all stolen from the mosques.
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Postby YFred » Mon Aug 10, 2009 7:44 pm

halil wrote:
Tim Drayton wrote:
halil wrote:Tim ,
I would like u to read below article and make your comments about it .

http://www.kibrispostasi.com/index.php/ ... ame/KIBRIS

It looks like big war also started by the Turkish Cypriots side about ROC what has happened the islamic heritages which has been left in south Cyprus .

It looks like both sides will have hard times about claims.


It is very sad and I condemn all such attacks on people's cultural heritage. On the other hand, the Grand Mosque in the centre of Limassol is in good condition and is open for worship on a daily basis with a Syrian Imam. There is a second mosque that has a TC imam and is used for worship for Friday and Bayram prayers. I know of a number of other mosques in and around Limassol that are in good condition. So, on this side, not all the news is bad.


Tim ,
in here they are not talking about condition of the mosques . They are talking about how they have been looted . They are questioning what happened to carpets- kilims , hand written qoaran and other symbols in side the mosques. They are claiming that they were all well documented and they have list of the valuable heritages which are all stolen from the mosques.

But Halil how can this happen. Only TCs sell the heritage of Cyprus. GCs don't do that sort of thing. I know because Oracle and Piratis and GR and the rest of their gang says so. Unless of course they have been lying all along. The lying cobras. What next. They will be telling us they are TCs and want to vote in the north.
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Postby Nikitas » Mon Aug 10, 2009 8:10 pm

YFred,

Have you proof of even one instance of a TC religious or other artifact appearing for sale anywhere?

There is almost daily an occurence of GC religious artifacts and antiquities up for sale. Your compadre Mr Dikmen has made millions out of this trade. He has warehouses in Munich and Geneva full of Cypriot artifacts.

So lay off the mocking tone. The facts are clear on this issue.
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Postby Nikitas » Mon Aug 10, 2009 8:12 pm

Selver Kaya, called on the head of the “Religious Affairs Directorate”, Yusuf Suicmez .

A Religious Affairs Directorate? There really is such a thing? Is it part of the administrations structure? And what does it do?
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Postby YFred » Mon Aug 10, 2009 8:47 pm

Nikitas wrote:Selver Kaya, called on the head of the “Religious Affairs Directorate”, Yusuf Suicmez .

A Religious Affairs Directorate? There really is such a thing? Is it part of the administrations structure? And what does it do?


You act as though religion has no influence in the government of the south.

It sounds to me as though Efkaf has also been renamed by the second Muhtar in charge.
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Postby halil » Tue Aug 11, 2009 1:38 pm

Tim Drayton wrote:
shahmaran wrote:Alevi's have been struggling for their rights ever since that piece of shit Tayip has come to power.

It is a shame because much as I oppose any belief of this sort, if it had to be one, I would still prefer the Alevi's over the Sunni or the Shia bastards.


I have known a lot of Alevis in Turkey and find them to be very broad minded people. There is a theory that a great many Alevis were exiled to Cyprus in the years immediately following the Ottoman conquest and that they have made a strong contribution towards shaping the character of the Turkish Cypriot people.



Tim ,
here is very interesting news ..... according to Yeni Volkan ;

Neofitos: Turkish Cypriot Teachers must know Turkish Cypriots youths has got rights to learn Quaran .
http://www.volkangazetesi.net/habgoster.asp?id=28934

Volkan says above words are Neofitos words which are published interview in ALİTHİA news paper .

Thats what another religious man thinks .
Too many puzzles goes on around .


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Postby shahmaran » Tue Aug 11, 2009 1:47 pm

This calls for the good old saying "sen kendi önündeki pilava bak"

Who is this clown giving us advice on what we should or should not learn anyways, especially in a very subjective matter such as religion?

The TC's do not want religious cavemen such as this idiot getting involved in their lives, I feel dirty by simply talking about these clowns, I mean just look at him! :shock:
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Postby YFred » Tue Aug 11, 2009 1:47 pm

halil wrote:
Tim Drayton wrote:
shahmaran wrote:Alevi's have been struggling for their rights ever since that piece of shit Tayip has come to power.

It is a shame because much as I oppose any belief of this sort, if it had to be one, I would still prefer the Alevi's over the Sunni or the Shia bastards.


I have known a lot of Alevis in Turkey and find them to be very broad minded people. There is a theory that a great many Alevis were exiled to Cyprus in the years immediately following the Ottoman conquest and that they have made a strong contribution towards shaping the character of the Turkish Cypriot people.



Tim ,
here is very interesting news ..... according to Yeni Volkan ;

Neofitos: Turkish Cypriot Teachers must know Turkish Cypriots youths has got rights to learn Quaran .
http://www.volkangazetesi.net/habgoster.asp?id=28934

Volkan says above words are Neofitos words which are published interview in ALİTHİA news paper .

Thats what another religious man thinks .
Too many puzzles goes on around .


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Halil, his reasoning is that if TC study the Kuran, then there will be against peace. We can easily assume that he is not saying it out of religious tolerance. I assume he is not for peace!
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Postby halil » Tue Aug 11, 2009 2:02 pm

YFred wrote:
halil wrote:
Tim Drayton wrote:
shahmaran wrote:Alevi's have been struggling for their rights ever since that piece of shit Tayip has come to power.

It is a shame because much as I oppose any belief of this sort, if it had to be one, I would still prefer the Alevi's over the Sunni or the Shia bastards.


I have known a lot of Alevis in Turkey and find them to be very broad minded people. There is a theory that a great many Alevis were exiled to Cyprus in the years immediately following the Ottoman conquest and that they have made a strong contribution towards shaping the character of the Turkish Cypriot people.



Tim ,
here is very interesting news ..... according to Yeni Volkan ;

Neofitos: Turkish Cypriot Teachers must know Turkish Cypriots youths has got rights to learn Quaran .
http://www.volkangazetesi.net/habgoster.asp?id=28934

Volkan says above words are Neofitos words which are published interview in ALİTHİA news paper .

Thats what another religious man thinks .
Too many puzzles goes on around .


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Halil, his reasoning is that if TC study the Kuran, then there will be against peace. We can easily assume that he is not saying it out of religious tolerance. I assume he is not for peace!


Fred and Shah have u read the article ...... I wonder what will be the TİM comments too .

Kur-anı bilmeden Müslüman olduklarını söyleyemezler. Din dersi Kıbrısta, Avrupa hukuku temelinde seçilmiştir ve bu itibarla öğrenciye kimliğini vermek okulun yükümlülüğüdür. Kıbrıslı Rumlar da, Kur-an öğrense ne güzel olurdu! Muhammed İsa için, Meryem için ne diyor öğrense…bunlar çok önemli şeyler ama bilmiyorlar…"


Have a look what the prist in black dresses says:

Greek Cypriots should also learn the Quaran .... it will be very nice for them they should learn what Muhammed was saying about Jesus and Mary....these are very important things ..................

lots of another comments of him in above article ...........
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Postby shahmaran » Tue Aug 11, 2009 2:04 pm

Halil Dayı,

Sence KKTC'de Kuran dersleri zorumlu olmalımıdır?
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