“Okay, you Muslims, use violence, but we will continue to make films. One day, one of us will lose.” — Imran Firasat.
Imran Firasat will soon present his new animated movie ‘Aisha and Muhammad’.
It will show Muhammad’s treatment and sexual abuse of his child-bride Aisha and his treatment towards women in general.
The entire film is based on original Islamic sources.
Here is the trailer:
Firasat obtained political asylum in Spain in October 2006 because of death threats against him in both Pakistan and Indonesia for leaving the Islamic faith and marrying a non-Muslim.
Now, Spain wants to deport the Pakistani Refugee for criticizing Islam.
Gatestone Institute reports: [1]
In December 2012, Imran Firasat released a one-hour amateur film entitled, “The Innocent Prophet: The Life of Mohammed from a Different Point of View”. The movie, which was posted on YouTube, purports to raise awareness of the dangers of Islam to Western Civilization.
Shortly after Firasat’s film was released, Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel García-Margallo and Spanish Interior Minister Jorge Fernández Díaz initiated a process to review his refugee status.
On December 21, 2012 Fernández issued an order to deport Firasat.
Firasat appealed the deportation order at the National Court (Audiencia Nacional), arguing that the expression of his views about Islam fall within the constitutional right to free speech, but the National Court rejected his appeal in October 3, 2013.
Now the Supreme Court has not only confirmed the National Court’s ruling, but it has gone one step farther. Its ruling states:
“The right to the freedom of expression does not guarantee the right to intolerant manifestations or expressions that infringe against religious freedom, that have the character of blasphemy or that seek to offend religious convictions and do not contribute to the public debate.”
If you don’t want Imran Firasat to be deported, please support him by contacting the Spanish embassy of your country or the Spanish Interior Minister [2].
Sources:
[1]
http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/4344/imran-firasat-spain
[2]
http://www.interior.gob.es/en/web/interior/portada
Article by Carpe Diem