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3-16-2009 8:56 PM
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arifsali says:
I am no proponent of hate speech but below mentioned point is important and should be highlighted. However, there are Muslim scholars who have called for the outlawing of out dated practices, or implimentation of ijtihad - dynamic interpretation - within the faith.
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3-16-2009 10:23 PM
ratcatcher2
Many Muslims seem to believe that it is acceptable to teach hatred and violence in the name of their religion -- while at the same time expecting the world to respect Islam as a religion of peace, love and harmony.
"While many religious texts preach violence, the interpretation, modern usage and implementation of these teachings make all the difference." Words don't kill. If they did, we'd never have survived the bible.

Christians Crusaders murdered Jews and Arabs by the 1,000. The IDF kill Arabs in 1,000s now in Gaza. Israel is a Jewish state for a Jewish people. Ergo, Judaism is a religion of death, not peace, on the logic that "Muslims Should Prove that Islam is a Religi...
3-16-2009 11:41 PM
arifsali
What's one got to do with other? Muslims have all the right moment to adopt change of moderation wherever necessary. It is not a burden of proof but rather an opportunity. I understand that my headline could be taken out of context but read the passage I have clipped. I don't necessarily agree with everything that author has to say at the source.
3-17-2009 2:30 AM
ratcatcher2
What's one got to do with other? Muslims have all the right moment to adopt change of moderation wherever necessary. It is not a burden of proof but rather an opportunity
"What's one got to do with other?" I must be missing something. It's still not clear or certain who were the perpetrators of 9/11 or other incidents. I do know for certain who attacked Afghanistan, turning the then legal Taliban against the West. I do know who killed 1,000s of Iraqi. I do know who kills 1,000s of Arabs. I know of the CIA's past and present.

Do you expect Muslims to change words that do not kill while the West kills with extraordinary weapons? What am I missing? Do we expect that they ape u...
3-17-2009 6:27 AM
walski69
Sigh... an eye for an eye... soon, the whole damned world will go blind...
3-17-2009 12:40 PM
AcesLucky
Do you expect Muslims to change words that do not kill while the West kills with extraordinary weapons? What am I missing?
The "reason" for the killing.

If a Christian state kills in order to defend against attackers, the defense isn't "because" they are Christian or "because" their attackers are Muslim, but because they are attacked. [That's the first part you are missing.]

Islam, on the other hand, attacks "because" they are Muslim and they are taught to hate and attack the non-Muslim (the infidel). [That's the second part you are missing.]

This makes the Muslim religion a threat to everyone who is not Muslim. The Muslim (extremists) claim peace but teach and practice vi...
3-17-2009 1:13 PM
arifsali
It's still not clear or certain who were the perpetrators of 9/11 or other incidents. I do know for certain who attacked Afghanistan, turning the then legal Taliban against the West. I do know who killed 1,000s of Iraqi. I do know who kills 1,000s of Arabs. I know of the CIA's past and present.
Everyone has a past, CIA, RAW, ISA, FBI, etc, etc. I say you're a conspiracy theory follower (and I am as well to some extent). You need to look past one excuse for the blame. My above clip is on the topic of stoning which is part of the Islamic Sharia instituted in handful of the Muslim countries. Now you tell me what's that got to do with the injustices done by CIAs of the world?...
3-17-2009 6:00 PM
NewtralHuman
I agree with arifsali that "Muslims Should Prove that Islam is a Religion of Peace"! But I fail to see the connection between this statement and the capital punishment (stoning-to-death) for adultery. The US Govt. claims to be progressive and peaceful, and at the same time sentences a *traitor* to capital punishment. Is this ok?

NO: then let's advocate the abolishment of stoning-to-death-for-adultery in Islam alongside the abolishment of capital punishment for treason in Secularism. Is that fair and reasonable?
NO: then let's ask/understand why Islam preaches the execution (by stoning) of an adulterer, and why the US Govt. kills a traitor. Shall we?
3-17-2009 6:47 PM
Anomaly100
I thought this was the very real fact that Muslims while living in the past, insist on atrocities such as the stoning to death of women and others. The women there are not treated well, let's face it. I don't see what the argument is here unless it's a chance to make this a political issue. It's horrific and in no way should be condoned. Perhaps I misunderstood. I think the Muslims (over there) would be wise to rethink some of their ways. It's not helping them to get along with the rest of the world. Or should we start stoning women here too? If you do, give me a running start at least.

:::::in a fetal position:::::
3-17-2009 6:47 PM
Anomaly100
PS-Good clip by the way!
3-17-2009 7:12 PM
jmatts78
Yeah well I'm Muslim and I'm peaceful. There you go.
3-17-2009 8:12 PM
ratcatcher2
then let's advocate the abolishment of stoning-to-death-for-adultery in Islam alongside the abolishment of capital punishment for treason in Secularism. Is that fair and reasonable?
More than, IMO. Are we concerned how one Muslim acts against another? Or is how the Western imposed despot stooge leaders acting on our behalf, misrule their subjects. In my lifetime, females went from being chattels of their husbands to their equal partners. Should Muslims hurry up and ape the virtual breakdown of Western society? So, what business is it of ours how then manage among themselves.

When you note here the remarks of an obvious racist bigot then we may be closer to realising what's g...
3-17-2009 9:12 PM
Anomaly100
in my lifetime, females went from being chattels of their husbands to their equal partners.
As a woman, I don't think we're quite equals yet. Perhaps at home, with some, but not all. Women in other countries endure forced circumcisions, "girl soldiers" are being raped by their own military men, the Falun Gong women and I could go on and on, but you already know what goes on in Darfur the DRC,, etc.I can't turn a blind eye and say it's acceptable because it's not. I can't do a lot of it, but I do what I can. This isn't racism, just concern. And yes, it would be better for any and all other countries to get along with the rest of the world. What fault can you find in that? It...
3-18-2009 10:44 AM
ratcatcher2
As a woman, I don't think we're quite equals yet. Perhaps at home, with some, but not all. Women in other countries endure forced circumcisions
Under the law in most Western countries, women are equal. The practice may be different.

On ClipMarks, as righthand and ratcatcher2, I'll put my record circumcision and rape up against any other's here.

In Jerusalem many many religious females are treated abominably. Segregation on public transport, modesty laws on female dress, the wearing of the burqa, next to no divorce in all male religious courts, earn the family wage while raising a family while the father studies until 40, are just a few examples of what is NEVER reported i...
3-18-2009 6:32 PM
Anomaly100
Ratcatcher2:
I wasn't speaking specifically in legalities. But, that's not really important now while we're speaking of the horrors women go through being stoned in other countries. I think you are misunderstanding me because I wasn't doubting you, in fact, I agree with what you said: Segregation, modesty laws, etc.
3-18-2009 10:09 PM
ratcatcher2
Anomaly100:
I've definitely a male body and desires - expect having any huge desire to reproduce, until it happened. I've a very logical mind but there's a big part of it that I wonder about. I've always fond the female mind most intriguing. I've had far more female friends than male. I had an interest in female matters long before the post chauvinistic days. If one believes in equality then obviously chauvinism is out but I have taken extra pleasure when females excel.
3-19-2009 1:39 PM
Anomaly100
Ratcatcher2: If there were more like you, women would have fewer problems in the world. I would like to think that if men went through what women go through, we would step up, not allowing it on any level. It's nice to see that you have at least done that for us! I'm not fanatical about this, but I just don't like to see anyone stepped on for any reason. Excelling should be praised, not punished. It seems to me that if any group of people are held down for any reason, it has to do with fear. A little off topic (sort of), but did you ever see "The DeVinci Code"?
3-19-2009 2:18 PM
ratcatcher2
It seems to me that if any group of people are held down for any reason, it has to do with fear.
and greed.
3-21-2009 1:46 PM
NewtralHuman
I cut thru the rhetoric and put it pretty candidly: if "Islam" is so oppressive toward "women", why on God's earth are more women embracing/converting to Islam than men?
Let's face the reality of the matter: the secular west wants the "freedom" to "fuck-up" a normal husband/wife committed relationship, by allowing the adultery, but without any "accountability".
In traditional Judaism, Christianity and Islam, there is an avenue to cut out of a marriage; it's called "divorce". To put is in raw terms: if you get caught cheating on your marriage, you will pay the price! The secular mind does not like the concept of "accountability" with reference to marriage.
3-21-2009 10:00 PM
Anomaly100
Where do you get your ideas:
Let's face the reality of the matter: the secular west wants the
"freedom" to "fuck-up" a normal husband/wife committed relationship, by
allowing the adultery, but without any "accountability".
Whose reality are you referring to? You refer to accountability as divorce. Well, secular folks get divorce the very same as spiritual ones. In fact divorces in the secular world would be tremendously more statistically speaking. Your thought is backwards & doesn't hold water.
The secular mind does not like the concept of "accountability" with reference to marriage.
There are places that grant only men divorces by saying the words, "I div...
4-1-2009 9:02 PM
NewtralHuman
1) You misunderstand me. Once again in plain terms, the secular mind wants the "freedom" to screw around while in a committed relationship (i.e. marriage), but with no accountability.
1.1) It's worth noting that Islam accepts the reality of the male condition pertaining to human sensuality and allows the practise of multiple "committed" relationships, i.e. polygyny, but with clearly stipulated *responsibilities*. The secular male mind wants the same, but with no accountability of commitment and responsibility.
2) True there are places in the world that grant a male the "exclusive" right to divorce. But where in Islam is this considered legitimate? Once again, the truth of the matter is quite...
4-1-2009 10:23 PM
AcesLucky
Once again in plain terms, the secular mind wants the "freedom" to screw around while in a committed relationship (i.e. marriage), but with no accountability.
Hogwash. The divorce rate is slightly lower for the secular minded than the religious (at least in the U.S. where the woman doesn't have to feel her life is threatened to get one).

[source: http://www.religioustolerance.org/chr_dira.htm]

Religion
% have been divorced


Jews
30%


Born-again Christians
27%


Other Christians
24%


Atheists, Agnostics
21%

Islam accepts the reality of the male condition pertaining to human
sensuality and allows the practise of multiple "committed" relationships..[/q...
4-2-2009 3:58 PM
arifsali
@AcesLucky, you got to sometime come out of generalities and Islamophobe MSM feeding.

What NewtralHuman is talking about is what's available and practiced (though I have questions for him which I'll ask later). There are rules and facts which are ideals and then there are realities. Woman can have multiple sex partners as long as it is civilized and not a sexual misconduct (means, marriage, divorce, marriage, so on and so forth). Having a one-night stand without moral implication is as you may say non-religious .... but does it really have to be religious or non-religious?

Women can certainly get a divorce as a Muslim, and allow me to say this, unlike Christianity, marriage in Islam is ...
4-2-2009 6:31 PM
Anomaly100
I don't agree with either of you and find it hard to believe that the Muslim men are allowed multiple sex partners inside of a marriage AND the women are also allowed multiple partners. You claim to like things simply put, candid and cut through the rhetoric, right? So, Bullshit! Pure bullshit! You mentioned the stoning to death and paralleled it to the death penalty. Once more, bullshit. We don't have the death penalty for adultery. In fact, did you not lay claim to the progressiveness in the Muslims marriage regarding multiple sex partner? Come on! The stones are thrown at the women and not the men. This topic is not a debatable one. I am a woman that doesn't like, as Aces mentioned, Hono...
4-2-2009 6:31 PM
Anomaly100
Sorry:

Doesn't exist.
4-2-2009 6:43 PM
AcesLucky
@ arifsali

The Freethinker reported:

Muslim arrested for beheading his wife.

"A NEW York man who established a TV station in the hope of portraying
Muslims in a more positive light, is today in prison after police found
the headless body of his recently divorced wife."

That beautiful woman's name was Aasiya Hassan.
---

Shall I give you examples of honor killings? You say NewtralHuman is talking about what's available vs. what's practiced???

Did her head just fall off?

If this is just Islamophobia on my part, perhaps you can tell me why I've heard this story before?

And you want to know the ne...
4-2-2009 7:38 PM
arifsali
find it hard to believe that the Muslim men are allowed multiple sex partners inside of a marriageAnomaly100
Sorry, I didn't read any further than that. You are misquoting. There is no such thing as Muslim men allowed multiple sex partners inside of a marriage.

Islam does allow a possibility of having more than one marriages at the same time, but it also disallows it right away by having stringent and impossible to meet criteria. The Islamic rule as I understand was context bound and was appropriate during the war times when there were way too many widows around to take care of. Later generation has misused the practice (the known figure of having four wives at the sam...
4-2-2009 7:40 PM
arifsali
AcesLucky, I can find you more examples of honor killing not strictly practiced by Muslims alone. So your argument is stereotyping.
4-2-2009 7:46 PM
arifsali
I am a woman that doesn't like, as Aces mentioned, Honor killings, Stoning, buring of women for divorces, forced circumcisions
Okay, let's go slow, shall we? I am a man and I don't like none of these things either, you see my clip above, the point I'm making?

BTW, what you mean by forced circumcisions? If you're talking about female circumcisions as practiced by few cultures than that is ... cultural. The male circumcision is applicable in both Judaism and Islam and in fact, it has recently been claimed to prevent diseases (which I am not suggesting should be the only excuse). There's nothing wrong with male circumcision, not sure what your beef is btw.

I personally don't...
4-3-2009 3:44 PM
AcesLucky
AcesLucky, I can find you more examples of honor killing not strictly practiced by Muslims alone. So your argument is stereotyping.
The fact that others may practice honor killing in no way subtracts from the fact the Muslims do. So yes, it may very well be a stereotype by now, but is it true?


The second point is that the cowardly honor killing of women is not practiced in America except by Muslims who maintain the culture of Islam. Is it a phobia for me to want to keep such practices out?

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I have not made this clip on the topic of out-dated cultural practices as instituted by the people on their own (honor killings and female circumcision falls under this crite...
4-3-2009 4:46 PM
arifsali
In order for Islam to portray itself as peaceful, those types of practices must end as well.
No argument here. Islam is a religion followed by the people and people speak for themselves through civil societies and elected officials. My basic beef is with the so called Islamic governments who implement such outdated practices based on religion where as the religion is always open to fresh interpretations according to the times (otherwise it would be worthless). The latest taleban flogging incident is no help in this regard though it may help in waking up public outcry against the extremists forces.
4-4-2009 10:44 AM
AcesLucky
My basic beef is with the so called Islamic governments who implement such outdated practices based on religion...
If you don't mind, I'd like to extend that to all governments (including my own) who implement such outdated practices based on religion.

But your point is perfectly stated regarding Islam. Unfortunately going against traditional Qur'an is a form of apostate behavior and is not tolerated. (Though I don't think any of the aforementioned behavior is supported by the Qur'an except killing apostates.)

Islam practices theocracy. Secular laws can advance. But how do you tell a god he's wrong? In Islam, you can't.

I'm afraid Islamic culture will never advance until ...
4-4-2009 1:56 PM
ratcatcher2
I'm afraid Islamic culture will never advance until they allow secular law to supersede religious law. And I don't think that will happen very soon.
The Irish Catholic church ruled not just in matters with any religious connect. The Irish government back then had to seek approval on political issues.
The Mother and Child Scheme was a healthcare programme in the Republic of Ireland that would later become remembered as a major political crisis involving primarily the Irish Government and Roman Catholic Church in the early 1950s. The scheme was referred to as the Mother and Child Service in legislatio...
4-5-2009 11:32 AM
AcesLucky
How about America. How short are our memories when we wish to stick it to the Muslims?!
You might have me wrong. I don't support theocracy of any kind! I strongly support separation of church and state and that secular laws should rule and prevail.
4-6-2009 7:35 AM
ratcatcher2
Fine, but I still query why "Muslims should prove that Islam is a religion of Peace"!

If we only commence since Islam became a faith, which of Christians and Muslims have invaded other countries? No contest!

Even in recent times, the faith of "an eye for an eye" faith has single-handedly invaded more than the reverse. So why pick on Islam to prove what is untrue in practice by Christians and the Jews only state? Might we not be guilty of Islamophobia here?
4-6-2009 11:12 AM
AcesLucky
If we only commence since Islam became a faith, which of Christians and Muslims have invaded other countries? No contest!
Christians, without a doubt; and violently so.

So why pick on Islam to prove what is untrue in practice by Christians and the Jews only state?
Excellent observation and a legitimate question. Unfortunately, the answer has to do with civility in the present, not the past.

America was founded on the concept of separation of church and state. It was why our founding fathers wanted to get away from England (both kings and popes asserted what they called "divine right").

Of course, everyone knew it was B.S. but the justice system was such th...
4-6-2009 8:01 PM
ratcatcher2
Fine up to
But Islam is currently stuck in a time warp.
True too but we read too much into that. Why should we expect them to move as fast as the West or in the same direction? In the Dark Ages, Muslim society kept civilization alive. Now we believe we are superior.

America has gone backwards at a rate of knots that might lead to a complete breakdown of society. Family values is a lip service notion in any comparison with Arab values. Cut throat capitalism with all the wannabes, contributed to the race to met them as they move slowly towards us. Why foist a failing system on them?

The example of the one 'democracy' of the Jews only state isn't exactly going to win new fr...
4-6-2009 11:12 PM
arifsali
Because if you don't prove that it is a religion of peace than someone else will prove it otherwise.

Religion (any religion) is never divorced from its followers and followers have to prove that they are peaceful (to keep the sanctity and essence of their religious message alive). Even if the fringe minority turns out to be violent (at any given time in history) it should be the responsibility of the majority to prove them wrong.

Anyways, these are my personal opinions, anyone can disagree. I do not think any religion is bad in it's essence (hence I would not agree with AL above).
4-7-2009 5:09 AM
ratcatcher2
Not a word that I could dis agree with but at odds with the title. So
So again I say, why should "Muslins prove that Islam is a religion of peace", unless we are elevating Islamophobia as legitimate now to replace the barely departed racism?!
Is this not the same as:
Asking an American Jew to prove the impossible that they have double loyalty to the US and Israel!
Asking a Democrat to prove he's as loyal as a Republican!
Asking an American Black that he's as loyal as a White guy!
Asking an American Catholic to prove he's as loyal as a true American Protestant!
Asking a Zionist to prove that they really don't like killing kids - future terrorist!
Asking a 1,000 questions tha...
4-7-2009 8:55 AM
AcesLucky
@ratcatcher2

You make a series of very good points. Perhaps you are right. Perhaps we should not expect Muslims to prove that Islam is a religion of peace.

Our media certainly shows Islam at its worst, from the mutilation and domination of women to suicide bombing.

Maybe these things should be embraced into western culture as an admission that our own culture should follow the superior standards of Islam.

I'm not saying that western culture is inherently better, just secular and can evolve with the sensibilities of the people as they see fit.

Islamic culture cannot evolve with the sensibilities of the people as long as their sensibilities come from a non-evolving book. A book some beli...
4-7-2009 11:56 AM
arifsali
My context is not the extremists Taleban, the OBLs who have the counter force of FOXs among the Western media or even the Israel lobby for that matter. My context of "Muslims should prove that Islam is a religion of peace" is the various so called Islamic states and governments who let their policies corrupt the name of religion. Take Saudi Arabia, take Pakistan, what have they done to reform the outdated Sharia, or even do anything about reducing the culture of honor killings?
4-7-2009 2:23 PM
ratcatcher2
But why always Muslims. Hindus have just as crazy practices - from our point of view - but they seldom get covered in the US corporate media. There are crazy practices in Jerusalem with males in garb of 100's of years ago, that never get covered in the US.

Stooge states with the legacies of the colonial Brits run these states with no effort to encourage democracy by the true masters - the US. So should we blame the US for all the ills of the Middle East?

India may have laws forbidding barbaric and discriminatory practices but the truth is they are more honoured in the breach than the observation. China stopped binding females feet. You stopped hanging @iggers for holding hand with white ...
4-8-2009 1:49 PM
AcesLucky
India may have laws forbidding barbaric and discriminatory practices but the truth is they are more honoured in the breach than the observation. China stopped binding females feet. You stopped hanging @iggers for holding hand with white girls, but still practice a fair deal of racism. King might have lived to see a Black elected president but for assassins' bullets, so memories of lynching are not forgotten. A Catholic president was assassinated.
Humans have had a retched past because of various superstitions, weird beliefs and power structures, and a host of other things.

Today, our secular laws allow us to grow out of these injustices and barbaric practices.

Does Islam h...
4-8-2009 1:55 PM
AcesLucky
"My context of "Muslims should prove that Islam is a religion of peace" is the various so called Islamic states and governments who let their policies corrupt the name of religion. Take Saudi Arabia, take Pakistan, what have they done to reform the outdated Sharia..."
Exactly. Especially Saudi Arabia; they have wealth and a long standing political footprint in the world. They can make all the difference in the Islamic world and beyond, but they won't stand up against Wahabi extremism because they don't want to change their religious authority! Otherwise the kings wouldn't be able to claim "divine right".

The power structure would have to live or fall by democracy! And power...
4-9-2009 6:56 AM
ratcatcher2
Does Islam honor secular law higher than religious tradition? So far, it has not been demonstrated.
Good point but then ...
Especially Saudi Arabia; they have wealth and a long standing political footprint in the world.
Putting forward the Saudis as an example of the Muslim world is like suggesting that your most red neck fundamentalist State or religion dominate State is representative of ALL Americans. I'd not hold up those Saudis @@@@@ as representing anything but greed.
4-9-2009 6:16 PM
arifsali
I'd not hold up those Saudis @@@@@ as representing anything but greed.
There is a substance to your argument and I used to have same line of reasoning. However, we have to realize what is practical and real in contemporary times (regardless of what the past suggest). Saudis Arabia is the center of gravity when it comes to majority Muslim representation. If they become a model tolerant and pluralistic society than things would eventually change everywhere. But instead what we see now is that they have no real interest in going that direction. Keeping the political argument aside (of Palestinian and Israel equation and it's consequent implications on Muslim world) the non-M...
4-16-2009 7:45 PM
NewtralHuman
Back to the point: do Muslims have to prove that Islam is a religion of peace? This question is relevant, since we live n' act in relative terms. Our govt. USA practises global tyranny with out approval, with the justification that "our way of life is superior" to the other; hence we should spread our secular capitalistic ideology in the world via predatory means (especially predatory economic means). Islam's agenda is pretty straightforward: Islam is to rule above all other ideologies/ways-of-life, but in a humanly beneficial way. So yes, Islam advocates ruling over humanity or a people, but without oppressing them, especially in economic terms and allowing them to practice their ideology s...
4-16-2009 7:58 PM
arifsali
The only way for Muslims to *prove* this is to establish a model Islamic State and practice the laws of God as established in the Koran, and everything will be ok.
You live in a dream land and yes you're out of your mind.
4-16-2009 8:01 PM
ratcatcher2
If they become a model tolerant and pluralistic society than things would eventually change everywhere.
That is a hell of a big 'if'. It is little short of a full blooded monarchy. Has it even had one election yet?

There was a time when females had much greater freedoms than now, even as religious. Separating the females in the mosque is relatively new, but has little to do with religion and all to do with male loss of power.

Yet females are drawn towards Islam!!! Western equality may not equal Muslim respect. Whatever, we have not the right to impose our 'enlightened' beliefs on another culture that has values that are superior to ours. Capitalism does not equal happiness by a long way.
4-17-2009 12:39 PM
AcesLucky
Yet females are drawn towards Islam!!!
Females are drawn towards Islam?

Western equality may not equal Muslim respect.
Muslim respect? Of women? I hear in Paki they just passed a law forbidding Shiite women to leave the house without permission of their husbands. Children get better treatment.

Whatever, we have not the right to impose our 'enlightened' beliefs on another culture ....
But isn't that precisely the goal of Islam via the Koran as its call to duty?

Capitalism does not equal happiness by a long way.
Capitalism isn't a religious system, but it sure beats being a third world... never mind.
4-17-2009 3:20 PM
NewtralHuman
arifsali,
I suppose you're not quite familiar with the history of the Muslim world, especially the time period of Muhammad (the prophet of Islam) and the following 4 leaders. There are groups of Muslims spanning the whole world who are working toward establishing a universal Islamic State with provinces or states under it; pretty much like our USA. They are working toward establishing their own system of governance: by the people, of the people and from the people; legislated by the laws established by God as revealed in their Koran. And yes they intend to do away with current regimes who get away with legislating "Islamic" laws with the help of paid scholars along with the influence of west...
4-17-2009 3:35 PM
arifsali
I say you don't know much about Islam or Muslims to claim that "they" are working towards creating some sort of world government. First of all, Islam is not monolithic. Second, the group you describe as established in the initial years of the founding, are all dispersed and none of them hold any majority or have any spokesperson (save a few minorities). Third, if you're referring to few fringe extremist organizations who are working towards creating a big and huge world wide Islamic government, than you can consider that a hype created by the Western media because there have already been quiet a few such Islamic governments and none of them have dominated the world, ever in the history. ...
4-18-2009 1:26 PM
ratcatcher2
And why do we find so many females in the west convert to Islam if their rights are so threatened by Islam?
Yes, most Christians that convert to Islam are female. My
There was a time when females had much greater freedoms than now, even as religious.
should have read ... There was a time when Muslim females had much greater freedoms than now, even acting as religious leaders.

I remember in Irish Catholic churches when the sexes were segregated on different sides of the churches. Unfortunately, many minds are selective in their recall. Forgotten is lynching, racism, segregation, etcetera. to be replaced by Islamophobia. Odd.
5-14-2009 3:20 PM
NewtralHuman
Western Governments Attack Islamic Marital Law But Ignore Plight Of Women Under Liberal Democracy
--
Dr. Nazreen Nawaz

http://khilafah.com/index.php/the-khilafah/social-system/6345-western-governments-attack-islamic-marital-law-but-ignore-plight-of-women-under-liberal-democracy
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