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Old 05-06-2008, 11:11 AM
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Default Re: 10,000 killed in Burmese cyclone

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Originally Posted by AM415 View Post
Yes, they are people's families. And in this case, Afzalaung's. Its his country. Do you think he only cares about the Muslims in his home land? Him bringing up the Masjid casualities was not a way to downplay the severity of the situation. It was not being insensitive...but like you said, religion brings similar people together, and he was trying to bring light of the Muslim's situation to an Islamic forum. But at the same time, he wasn't taking away from the tragedy that this has become.
Yeah I agree with this. I don't think Afzal was trying to lessen the right of non-Muslims who suffered or perished in this disaster at all.

As much as one tries to empathise with everyone, it's human nature to think of your family and loved ones first and above others. Afzal was concerned about his family members who are in Burma. Naturally they would be Muslim.
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