Annonce
News in english 28. okt. 2009 KL. 08.52 opdateret 28. okt. 2009 KL. 08.52

Muslims: Terrorism is against Islam

The Joint Council of Danish Muslims distances itself from those arrested in the U.S. on chagres of panning a terrorist attack against Jyllands-Posten.

send

Send artikel

Til:

(E-mail, adskil flere med komma)

Fra (E-mail): Besked:
print
Foto: PAUL BEATY/AP

Foto: PAUL BEATY/AP

The Joint Council of Danish Muslims says that terrorism runs contrary to Islam, its values and basic principles and has condemned plans by two men arrested in the United States on charges of preparing attacks in Denmark.

”An attack on any target is the same as an attack on an entire society and its people. We are therefore relieved that the imminent terrorist attack seems to have been averted,” the Council says in a release.

The Council’s comments come following disclosures yesterday of the arrests in Chicago on October 3rd and 18th of an American - David Coleman Headley (né Daood Gilani), 49, and a Canadian - Tahawwur Hussain Rana, 48, on charges of conspiracy to commit terrorist acts in Denmark.

“The Joint Council of Muslims stresses that an act of this type would be directly against Islam’s basic principles and core values. Any act of terrorism is and will always be incompatible with Islam,” the Council says.

Edited by Julian Isherwood

Annonce

SKOLE OG UDDANNELSE – Fokus på skolernes fremtid

Læs Politiken hver TIRSDAG BESTIL I DAG

- Få nyhederne gratis i din indbakke hver morgen.

Annoncer
Danmark
13. feb. KL. 14.50

Pige skrev brev til far om sexmisbrug

Anklager har fremlagt brev fra 15-årig pige i sag om overgreb i Rebild.

Det arabiske oprør
13. feb. KL. 15.51

Ekspert: Danmark kan ikke gøre en forskel i Syrien

V kræver klar dansk politik om Syrien. Reelt kan vi ikke gøre noget, siger ekspert.

Musik
13. feb. KL. 15.04
Ligvogn. Her fragtes Houstons lig fra hotellet i Los Angeles til det lokale lighus. Nu får familien lige udleveret. - Foto: Mark J. Terrill/AP

Whitney Houstons familie får liget udleveret

Der kan gå op til otte uger, før de sidste prøver fra obduktionen ligger klar.

Annoncer
Annoncer

BANGLADESH IS DROWNING


Bangla Desh is a country hard hit by the whims of a changing climate. See the narrated series of pictures taken by Politiken’s photographer Jonathan Bjerg Møller.


Chapter 1: Nature’s laboratory
Chapter 2: Cyclone Aila’s victims
Chapter 3: The island without men
Chapter 4: The slum a lawyer owns
Chapter 5: The town that disappeared
Chapter 6: The story of Bangla Desh


Read more

About this site


You are currently viewing the English section of Politiken.dk. The section provides the main stories of the day from Monday to Friday and is edited by Julian Isherwood.

Politiken is one of Denmark’s largest newspapers and has been published since 1884. The newspaper is owned by the Politiken Foundation and is part of the JP/Politikens Hus publishing group. Politiken is independent of all political parties and organisations.