Britain's Muslim deputy criticizes Rushdie knighthood

Islamabad, NU Online Lord Nazir Ahmed, a Labour member of the House of Lords has said the British government took an appalling decision by conferring the title of 'Sir' on apostate Salman Rushdie. He told Pakistan state-run television on phone that it was not in the interest of British government to hurt the feelings of Muslims.

Kamis, 21 Juni 2007 | 03:25 WIB

Britain's Muslim deputy criticizes Rushdie knighthood

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