Necla Kalek writes faz.net : 22 January 2010 The French Enlightenment Voltaire wrote in 1740 a piece titled "The fanaticism or Mohammed the Prophet". There he characterized the Prophet of Islam as unscrupulous people in power and promptly got trouble with his king, who suspected it to right a general criticism of religion. When Claudius Seidl in the Sunday edition of the newspaper said, paraphrasing Voltaire Quote to be able to defend the Muslim headscarf, he shoots an intellectual goal. It reduces the Voltaire's concept of freedom on a gimmick. But as funny as Voltaire (and Henryk Broder) he has not the same. Thomas Steinfeld scoffs at the "Süddeutsche Zeitung", Broder and I would argue with the same means to educate and Islamists for Sharia, and calls us "hate preachers".
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