Qur’an a Fascist Book?

Published by Jun | Filed under Islam

In Netherland Dutch politician Geert Wilders has described the Koran as a “fascist book” and reaffirmed what he calls “the clear superiority of Christian culture over that of Muslims.”

Geert Wilders is a vocal critic of Islam and will release a film in March on the Koran, which is already generating widespread controversy. He stated that: “The book incites hatred and killing and therefore has no place in our legal order. He called that this Koran should be outlawed in the Netherlands, like Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf.

Why play religious bigotry, MILF asks.

“Why do some people feel gratified by taunting the religious beliefs of other peoples?” he asked, adding that Muslims never insulted Jesus Christ in their entire existence.

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He said in Islam there is already a formula to prevent conflict out of religious differences when Allah says in the Qur’an: “There is no compulsion in religion. Unto you your religion and unto me my religion.”

Furthermore, heres a video from Youtube where he was interviewed.

I was researching the internet if this Dutch Movie Attacking Qur’an is now available for download, so far it’s not yet released. It is schedule to be released this month of March.

Is really the Qur’an and Islam an Ideology of Fascism as to what claim by Geert Wilders? Who speaks the truth?

I’m not really that well knowledgeable about Islam and this is part of my continuing struggle to understand more the issues facing Islam and me being a human person.

Update:

I just found a teaser of the video. I don’t know if this is the real, there are many videos floating claiming to be Geert Wilders - The Movie.

Coming soon on Youtube “FORBIDDEN” Produced by Geert Wilders with the participation of ‘Heathcliff Publishing”

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