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Iconoclasm Revisited

By The Daily Dish
Jan 23 2008, 8:10 AM ET

B.R. Gowani writes that Islam should allow the depiction of God and Muhammad:

The real losers of this intolerance are the Muslim artists who would like to try their artistic skills in portraying their God, Prophet, and other members of Mohammad's family but cannot do it for fear of government reprisals and the wrath of the Islamic fundamentalists. Perhaps, few of them would do it in an unflattering manner but many of the Muslims, I am sure, would paint and draw pictures which could make Islam, like other religions, more understandable to its followers and outsiders.



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