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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ColdBreath" data-source="post: 12579791" data-attributes="member: 293962">Sri Lanka Muslims denounce attack on mosque in Dambulla     Apr 24, Colombo: Sri Lanka Muslims have denounced the attempted destruction of a mosque in the Central  Provincial town of Dambulla and disruption of obligatory Friday prayers  on April 20 by a Sinhala Buddhist mob led by monks.      The Muslim Council of Sri Lanka (MCSL) issuing a statement on Tuesday  said the Muslims of Dambulla had very cordial relationship<img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/default/rofl.gif"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":rofl:" title="ROFL    :rofl:" data-shortname=":rofl:" /> with the  majority Buddhist Community and had the freedom to practice their  religion unhindered for decades.      "The Muslims have coexisted in this country and defended it from  internal and foreign forces throughout its history,"<img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/default/rofl.gif"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":rofl:" title="ROFL    :rofl:" data-shortname=":rofl:" /> the Council said  adding that the particular mosque, which is the only mosque for the  Muslim community within a radius of 15 Kilometers of Dambulla, was "in  existence for over 50 years and lawfully registered and was not a threat  to any religion or individual."      The Council expressed regrets that a group of radical elements of the  Buddhist community against the will of the majority has been  consistently undermining the coexistence of the different ethnic  communities in Sri Lanka.       The Muslim community called upon the religious, political and civil  leadership of the Buddhist community to intervene immediately and  reestablish the cordial relationship which existed between the Buddhists  and Muslims prior to this unfortunate incident. <--- Would you do the same for Kuragala?     Pointing out that the Muslims of Sri Lanka have stood for a united and  sovereign nation even at the recently concluded UN Human Rights  Commission sessions in Geneva , the Council also called on President  Mahinda Rajapaksa and the government to " rein in the undemocratic  forces who have taken law into their own hands."      Full text of the Press Release is as follows:      Press Release: Re: Dambulla Jumma Mosque      The Muslim Council of Sri Lanka is deeply concerned about the  unfortunate incident of the attempted destruction of a mosque and  disruption to the Muslims obligatory Friday prayers on 20th April 2012  at Dambulla.       The Muslims have coexisted in this country and defended it from  internal and foreign forces throughout its history. Muslim Council of  Sri Lanka considers the involvement of certain sections of the Buddhists  clergy and their participation in this unruly behavior of the mob which  attempted to destroy the mosque.      The Muslims of Dambulla had very cordial relationship with the majority  Buddhist Community and had the freedom to practice their religion  unhindered for decades. This mosque in particular, was in existence for  over 50 years and lawfully registered and was not a threat to any  religion or individual. This is the only mosque for the Muslim community  within a radius of 15 Kilometers of Dambulla.       It is regrettable that a group of radical elements of the Buddhist  community against the will of the majority has been consistently  undermining the coexistence of the different ethnic communities in Sri  Lanka. We call upon the religious, political and civil leadership of the  Buddhist community to intervene immediately and reestablish the cordial  relationship which existed between the Buddhists and Muslims prior to  this unfortunate incident. We also call upon His Excellency the  President and the government to rein in the undemocratic forces who have  taken law into their own hands.      The Muslims of Sri Lanka have stood for a united and sovereign nation  even at the recently concluded UN Human Rights Commission sessions in  Geneva. The All Ceylon Jammiyathul Ulama (Council of Muslim Theologians)  represented by its senior leadership lobbied the Muslim countries to  support Sri Lanka. Over 1500 Muslims from this particular Mosque staged a  protest on 16.3.2012 against the unwarranted UNHRC resolution against  Sri Lanka. It should also be noted that the Muslim Parliamentarians,  civil and religious leadership along with the Muslim countries  overwhelmingly supported the stand taken by the government of Sri Lanka  at the UN HRC sessions.        <a href="http://www.colombopage.com/archive_12/Apr24_1335290584CH.php" target="_blank">http://www.colombopage.com/archive_12/Apr24_1335290584CH.php</a>මේ ගොල්ලන්ට දඹුල්ලෙ තමන්ගෙ ආගමික ස්ථානෙ ගැන තියෙන කැක්කුමට සමාන කැක්කුමක් බෞද්ධයන්ට කුරගල බෞද්ධ සිද්ධස්ථානෙ ගැන තියෙනවා කියල තෙරුම් ගන්න ඔන්න මුස්ලිම් කට්ටියට අවස්ථාව ඇවිත්. ඔයාල කුරගල කරන වැඩේ හරි නම් දඹුල්ලෙ සිද්ධවෙන දේ වැරදියි කියල කියන්න පුළුවන්ද?ඇයි අමතකද? එහෙනම් මෙතනින් බලාගන්න:<a href="http://www.elakiri.com/forum/showthread.php?t=98064" target="_blank">http://www.elakiri.com/forum/showthread.php?t=98064</a>මුස්ලිම් කට්ටිය මොකද කියන්නේ? තමන්ගෙ අතේ ලේ තවරගෙන අනුන්ට තවදුරටත් අත දික්කරන්න පුළුවන් ද?</blockquote>

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