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To: Valin
Article Two of the constitution establishes Islam as “the official religion of the state” and “a basic source of legislation,” meaning that no law can be passed that contradicts “the fixed principles of Islam.”

What the author is missing is that Islam is fundamentally against pluarlism, and that a law tolerating Christians, for example, would be against the Koran which bids its followers to slay the infidel.

2 posted on 03/16/2006 10:02:15 AM PST by Señor Zorro ("The ability to speak does not make you intelligent"--Qui-Gon Jinn)
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To: Señor Zorro

This rest of the story...." However, not only does the constitution deliberately leave those fixed principles to be defined by the natural democratic process in accordance with the changing values and sentiments of the Iraqi people, it unequivocally states that no law can be passed that contradicts the basic rights and freedoms outlined by the constitution."


Koran which bids its followers to slay the infidel.

And other verses say the opposite.


4 posted on 03/16/2006 9:06:05 PM PST by Valin (Purple Fingers Rule!)
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