How do you feel when you read this...?
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Zealot who destroyed Bamiyan Buddhas
By Kim Sengupta
Published: 14 May 2007
Mullah Dadullah's well-deserved reputation as the most feared of the Taliban commanders was earned on the back of savage and symbolic acts of violence.
But it was the Taliban's dynamiting of two Buddha statues thought to be the world's tallest in the cliffs of Bamiyan - claiming they were an affront to Islam, that sealed his reputation as one of history's most infamous Philistines.
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/asia/article2539338.ece
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How do you feel about his death... -
say no to allah
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no respect for other's religion -
we are talking abt his death... not islam..Originally posted by eviljustice:say no to allah
ppl like u shdnt be in singapore... -
I feel nothing....nothing at all......
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Evil will not triumph.
But they survive helluva long time.
The current terrorism scourge is estimated will last 30 to 40 years. -
feel angry
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Well frankly speakin, if I am the Buddha and someone blows my statue, I would most probably be very happy cos' I know someone who treasure that Bamiyan Buddhas might even bight an even bigger ones.
Apart from the historical lost, statues are just the symbolic representation of Buddha's Wisdom not Buddha himself.
Amithaba! -
As a muslim myself...i agree with you. At least u look at it in a different and more understanding perspectives. More likely the "looking at the bright side" perspective.Originally posted by Eiizumi:Well frankly speakin, if I am the Buddha and someone blows my statue, I would most probably be very happy cos' I know someone who treasure that Bamiyan Buddhas might even bight an even bigger ones.
Apart from the historical lost, statues are just the symbolic representation of Buddha's Wisdom not Buddha himself.
Amithaba! -
nothing -
ok.
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Treading on dangerous grounds...
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He won't be having a ticket to Heaven for sure.
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i dun feel anything
too busy wiht own stuff
until i forget is throught who
tat can bring me up to heaven