Won Magdi Lost Rushdie
Reader comment on item: Rushdie Fails to Move the Zealots

Submitted by Mansoor (Pakistan), Apr 9, 2008 at 15:08

The celebrations weren't over when Magdi got trapped in Christian cage, Rushdie got himself free from the chains of fear and continuous tension.

Black games are being played since long when the person who comes forward to insult Islam is embraced with garlands and is declared a biggest scholar. But conspiring minds never understand that they are playing chess with someone who knows in advance what move the opponent is going to make. Allah is all knowing and all knowledgable.

Rushdie cannot come out of scare of direct challenge to Lord and his beloved Prophet (PBUH). The kind of action which Rushdie is now taking cannot bring back his precious years when he got himself hiding fearing of death which was dancing around him all the time. May be the Danish Cartoonist and the cursed Movie Maker would be enjoying on their achievements but sooner their lives would also be turned into invisible cage where the captured is feared of his own shadow!!

Now there is no need to break the neck of the culprit and release him without pain. The taste and satisfaction is there when you are sure that the culprit lives in scares all the time, bears unexpected shocks, where he find his own life like walking on a thin wire which may break at anytime and deep down there is a fire with lot of spikes standing straight to pierce his body.

Rushdie won't be able to win any Muslim heart because the time is so near when his soul will be dragged out of his body and would be cast into eternal pain. Only Allah knows if he has repented with clear heart, his punishment and his tragic end would only be reverted if he repents with sincerity..and works for Islamic supremacy. This is the only way out for him!!! I repeat the matter is in Allah's control. Rushdie Just pray for mercy now!!!

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