Lybian City Buries Its Attackers Respectfully

“In our faith we have the book,” Sheik Abdulhafiz Abu Ghrain, who oversees the cemetery and the soldiers’ last rites, said of the Koran. “And this book tells us we must do to others as we would have done to us.”

Behind him was the cemetery, with its neatly arranged rows, and its gravediggers laboring in midday desert heat. The sheik gestured to it. “We are Muslim, and we must do it like this for every person,” he said. “Not just for us, but for our enemies, too.”

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-Libyan City Buries Its Attackers Respectfully- “In our faith we have the book,” Sheik Abdulhafiz Abu Ghrain, who oversees the cemetery and the soldiers’ last rites, said of the Koran. “And this book tells us we must do to others as we would have done to us.” Behind him was the cemetery, with its neatly arranged rows, and its gravediggers laboring in midday desert heat. The sheik gestured to it. “We are Muslim, and we must do it like this for every person,” he said. “Not just for us, but for our enemies, too.” (Here is the full article) http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/18/world/africa/18cemetery.html?_r=1&smid=fb-nytimes&WT.mc_id=WO-SM-E-FB-SM-LIN-IMQ-051811-NYT-NA&WT.mc_ev=click