Do you really think that Danish did blasphamy? How many of you would react to it?

Urdu used to be very vibrant language, evolving and adding new words and phrases. The mother of urdu language is Farsi, but one of the reasons of urdu being highly adopted was in the social backdrop of its time of growth - people used to speak farsi and arabic and mix of local langauges.

I have always been against uniting muslims as single nation theory, against the current back-drop of all socio-politik. Its not feasible.

But coming to the topic, I fail to see use of logic, education and objective analysis coming from the so-called Muslim Leaders (and by that, keeping the views simple, I mean religious self-proclaimed leaders).