 Denmark's most prominent Muslim leader, who led criticism of a Danish newspaper that published drawings of the Prophet Muhammad, has decided to leave the country, the daily reported Thursday. Imam Ahmed Abu Laban said he has felt Humiliated® in the aftermath of the cartoon controversy, which led to riots around the world, and that he would leave Denmark to return to seethe and vow Dire Revenge™ in Gaza with his family, the Jyllands-Posten newspaper wrote. "I have recently felt that I am being viewed as a simple terrorist. No human being can accept that. It is an extreme Humiliation®," Abu Laban was quoted as saying. "I have taken the decision to leave Denmark." | "Plus, I now see that there is greater opportunity for advancement within the organization in a an up-and-coming area like Gaza. Being a holy man, of course, I never have gun sex myself, but my kids like it." |
Abu Laban is the leading figure of the Copenhagen-based Islamic Faith Community, representing about 10 percent of Denmark's 200,000 Muslims. |