Translated by Anne-Kit of Perth, Australia
Mohammad Larijani article in Extra Bladet
29 June 2010
Iranian politician: Copenhagen will have Muslim majority by 2025 Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Sharia Law
FOX on what is likely Anjem Chaudery’s renamed sharia for UK anti troop protests
Lars Vilks art display attacked by arsonist
Once again the religion of peace shows its tolerance by attempting to burn down the location where Lars Vilks various art works are on display. Here is the link to a machine translation of the original article in Swedish.
More horror for the Copts in Egypt, abused by the system, kidnapped by Muslims
No matter how many of these stories I read, I still have to shake my head in despair and disgust that an entire nation’s machinery of state can be subverted to such a sick and twisted ideology as this. The Coptic peoples at least know enough not to say to much to the police as they, the victims, will be the recipients of police and state brutality as a consequence of daring to resist some Podunk Mustard family’s kidnap-and-rape-a-wife scheme.
From Continental News Net by way of The Religion of Peace
After Failed Attempt of Forced Islamization Egyptian Christian Family Under Siege
Posted on 29. Jun, 2010 by Dan Wooding in Christian news
Zeenahom
A Middle Eastern journalist has revealed that “one of the most explosive issues in the relations between Christians and Muslims of Egypt is the abduction of Christian Coptic minor girls, to force them to embrace Islam, after humiliating and demeaning them psychologically and morally.”
Mary Abdelmassih, in a story for the Assyrian International News Agency (www.aina.org) said, “This dangerous phenomenon which appeared in the 1970s and which has become a lucrative business for all Muslim participants including the Egyptian State Security has been steadily on the rise, with reports surfacing weekly of several disappearances without trace of Coptic girls.”
She said that those fortunate enough to return home have talked of their ordeal. (See: www.aina.org/news/20091223164421.htm )
Abdelmassih went on to say that Zeenahom (Suzan) Nady Adly, 19-years old, “is one of the fortunate girls who was able to return home, after being drugged and abducted by Muslims to force her conversion to Islam.
“She comes from Ezbet Fanous, a small hamlet, near the town of Samalut (150 miles from Cairo), inhabited by a Coptic majority of twenty families to six Muslim ones and a Muslim mayor.”
The journalist said that according to the girl’s story, as she went out at night on Saturday, June 12, 2010, to buy soft drinks for some visitors at home, she was stopped by two Muslim men, who sprayed a substance in her face, making her lose consciousness.
“When I regained consciousness nearly two hours later, I found myself in the building of the Islamic Sharia Association in Minia, facing a shaikh [Islamic scholar] who tried to intimidate and force me to convert to Islam,” reported Freecopts advocacy in a taped interview with Zeenahom. “He tried to convince me that I would be safer marrying a Muslim, and leaving the area.”
However, the shaikh contacted State Security to tell them that he wanted her to convert, but he was told to let her go as her family was not keeping quiet.
Meanwhile, said Abdelmassih, her father, Nady Adly, had sent telegrams to all authorities and her family demonstrated in front of Samalut police headquarters asking for her return, which forced the security authorities to intervene.
“However, her ordeal continued at the police station where she was taken the next day. Zeenahom accused the village mayor Khalaf Ebdelmageed of masterminding her abduction at the hands of Muslim Sayed Khalaf and another named Taha El-Hinnawi, in exchange for money,” said the story.
Zeenahom was reported as saying, “While I was at the police station, the village mayor told me that I was too good to be a Christian. He asked me to say in the police report that I will convert to Islam, but I refused.”
The girl said that she refused to tell the police the names of her abductors, especially Sayed Khalaf, for fear of retribution. She is staying presently with her aunt.
Magdy Attia, one of the Coptic witnesses who demonstrated in front of the police station until Zeenahom was handed over to her father said that nearly two hundred Muslims, together with Sayed Khalaf’s family were there with weapons intimidating them.
“We were told that they will take Zeenahom by force to convert and marry her main abductor Sayed Khalaf, a driver by occupation, who has divorced his Muslim wife recently,” he said. “We were told Zeenahom will be Sayed’s second wife.” Continue Reading →
Gazanians attack UNRWA summer camp for not being Muslim enough
Gaza Terrorists Burn Down Second UN Camp, Handcuff Guards
Masked terrorists stormed into a United Nations children’s camp in Gaza early on Monday morning, attacked and handcuffed the camp guards, and set the place on fire. UN workers said the facility sustained heavy damage.
The attack was the second of its kind this summer. In late May terrorists set fire to the United Nation’s’ largest Gaza summer camp and left behind bullets and a note threatening to kill John Ging, the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) head in Gaza.
Ging responded to Monday’s attack by calling to “change the circumstances on the ground that are generating such extremism.” He complimented Hamas’ emergency responders for responding quickly to the incident.
Ging made similar remarks following the May attack. At that time, Fatah blamed Hamas for the incident, accusing the Islamic terrorist group of “targeting the education process and the UNRWA curriculum.” Continue Reading →
More on Dearborn. Police now sharia?
The advocate for the Christian group explains the legal duty of the police excellently. HT TT
Letter to The Jakarta Post: One law for all versus sharia law
From The Jakarta Post
On June 20, there was a rally in London opposing the increasing use of sharia law in the UK. Sharia law poses a grave threat to all the freedoms that have been won through a long and hard struggle for democracy, social justice and equality.
In Indonesia, the abdication of civilian rule and constitutional rights in Aceh and the growing sharia-ization through bylaws in various regencies and municipalities in the rest of the country threatens all we have won through our freedom struggle, through revolution and through the democratic reformation post-Soeharto with a new Dark Age of bigotry and tyranny with men usurping the supposed authority of God.
The nightmare of Pakistan with its mass murder of “deviants” and the hangings in Iran for “crimes against chastity” should be warning enough for us to stop this slide into barbarity.
Rafiq Mahmood
Bogor, West Java
UN Watch and American Dad
As usual, UN Watch does a fantastic job speaking truth to power as was intended for that less-than-august body, the UNHRC. However, the HRC has become the power that needs to be exposed for the corrupt despotic body it is and it takes tiny NGO’s like UN Watch to try and show the world its true nature. Below is the newest example of this. However I can’t help but think that pop-culture really could do so much more to de-ligitemetize aberrations like the HRC like American Dad did so well in the clip right below. Enjoy.
And now,something the UNHRC really needs to hear:
Someone please explain how these laws are being applied
Please watch this and comment. Many people are being arrested by large numbers of police for handing out Christian literature within 5 blocks of a Muslim festival in Dearborn Mich. This looks a lot like sharia by the instalment plan.
More here. Please check the details. There is another video there from the ‘other side’ as well.
Last week in England.
Tit for tat: Saudi breast-feeding revolt
From The National Post
Saudi women threaten breast-feeding revolt
Kelly McParland June 23, 2010 – 9:51 am
Hassan Ammar / AFP / Getty Images
The world’s strangest revolt may soon see Saudi women burning their breast pumps.
The Los Angeles Times ran this story originally, and you’re going to have to read it there, because it’s not possible to summarize in any manner that makes sense, as far as I can see.
But the gist is this: One of those clerics we’re always hearing about has issued a fatwa that urges Saudi women to share their breast milk with foreigners, because it would provide a means to bypass a stricture against the mixing of the sexes. Breastfeeding would create a familial bond, even a symbolic one, thus making the mingling kosh…well, let’s call it acceptable.
I know, I know: “Whaaaa?”
But strange as that is, it’s just the start. The real story is that Saudi women have seized on the fatwa as a way to campaign against a ban that prevents them from driving cars. According to the Times, “If they’re not granted the right to drive, the women are threatening to breastfeed their drivers to establish a symbolic maternal bond.”
You can’t make this stuff up folks.
National Post
Saudi-style justice: Men, women flogged and jailed for talking at party
From YNet News
Judicial officials say a Saudi court has convicted four women and 11 men for mingling at a party and sentenced them to flogging and prison terms.
The men, who are between 30 and 40 years old, and three of the women, who are under the age of 30, were sentenced to an unspecified number of lashes and one or two year prison terms each.
The fourth woman, a minor, was sentenced to 80 lashes and was not sent to prison.
The ruling was handed down on Tuesday at a court in the northern town of Ha’il.
The officials say the police saw the group partying until dawn last month. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to talk to the media.
Saudi Arabia follows a strict interpretation of Islam that prohibits unrelated men and women from mingling.
George Galloway threatenes “10,000 dead bodies”
Holy crap! Thanks Don
Schools of thought: 26 Darul Ulooms in Britain prepping boys to lead the world to Islam
From The Daily Mail U.K.
Inside the Muslim Eton: 20 hour days starting at 3.45am with the aim of producing Muslim elite of leaders
By Edna Fernandes
Last updated at 10:53 AM on 20th June 2010
The clock strikes 11am and boys spill out of classrooms into the corridor to move on to their next lesson.
There is no noise and no jostling. Instead they walk in an orderly manner, heads bowed respectfully and eyes downcast to avoid my gaze. The boys, all aged between 13 and 19, are dressed in ankle-length white salwar kameez and white skullcaps.
Their feet are bare. For this is no ordinary school. This is Darul Uloom, a Muslim madrassa or religious school, set in the pretty Kent village of Chislehurst. It is one of 166 Muslim schools in Britain today.
School of thought: Writer Edna Fernandes outside madrassa
Of those, 26 are Darul Ulooms, religious seminaries rooted in the Islamic orthodoxy of sharia. According to an ICM poll, almost half of British Muslims wish to send their children to Muslim-only schools.
‘Our parents represent the cross-section of British Muslim society,’ the mufti – an Islamic scholar – of one leading school in northern England told me. These parents include teachers, doctors and shopkeepers.
Secretive and protective, Darul Uloom schools have been operating in Britain for 25 years. But since 9/11 they have faced closer scrutiny by police who fear they may be academies of radicalism – something the headmasters deny.
Now, for the first time, a Darul Uloom has opened its doors to a British newspaper and allowed The Mail on Sunday exclusive access. Most Britons may have never heard of such schools. But their significance in the Islamic world is paramount and it is shaping young Muslims in Britain today.
Islamic experts regard Darul Uloom as the second most important Islamic academic institution in the world after Cairo’s Al Azhar university. The schools aim to create new leaders of the Islamic world.
In terms of its significance, Darul Uloom is no less than the Eton of Islam. The first Darul Uloom or ‘House of Knowledge’ was set up in Deoband, northern India, in 1866.
‘No iPods or Facebook… we’re here to teach the boys morality’
Nine years after the Indian Mutiny, when Muslims and Hindus lost their first battle for independence against British rulers, a group of Islamic leaders retreated to the Indian village to build a school that would eventually become a global movement in the Muslim world.
A haven of Islamic purity where they could live unpolluted by other faiths. Today Darul Uloom is more than just a school. It is a global school of thought based on Deobandi Sunni Islam.
Its purpose is to see a return to the ways of the Prophet Mohammed, to when Islam was born in the 7th Century AD. Continue Reading →
Something’s rotten in Denmark and it’s not cheese.
Anti-Muslim Danish MP faces charges.
The Danish parliament voted on Wednesday to remove a far-right politician’s immunity from prosecution so he can face charges over anti-Muslim comments, parliamentary sources said.
Jesper Langballe, a veteran member of the Danish People’s Party (PPD), a crucial ally of the centre-right government, wrote in a newspaper column published in January that “Muslims kill their daughters (over crimes of honour) and turn a blind eye while they are raped by their uncles”.
The column, which discussed the status of women in Islam and the “Islamisation of Europe”, triggered a political storm and his comments were condemned by Prime Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen.
The Crown Prosecutor decided to pursue Langballe on the grounds that his comments broke anti-racism laws, and sought the lifting of his parliamentary immunity.
The PPD, with the exception of Langballe, abstained from Wednesday’s vote, split between a desire to respect the law and its opposition to the anti-racism provisions, which it says go against freedom of expression.
Langballe himself voted for the lifting of immunity, as he wishes to prove the truth of his comments in court, according to Danish parliamentary television.
The date of the trial has not been set.