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2003-11-09 Africa: North

Religious lecture for the first time given by a woman

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Posted by Fred Pruitt 2003-11-09 08:42|| || Front Page|| [1 views since 2007-05-07] Top

#1 Fatwa watch in 5, 4, 3...

Posted by Raj 2003-11-9 10:23:37 AM|| [http://angrycyclist.blogspot.com] 2003-11-9 10:23:37 AM|| Front Page Top

#2 The tide will turn against radical Islam in the Middle East with the emergence of freedoms for women. Wars will be waged and ideologies argued, but until the women of the Middle East deny and destroy the patriarcal and abusive traditions that oppress them in disgusting and pathetic ways, no paradigm shift can take place.

The USA should be encouraging (read: actively FUNDING, training, supporting, etc) any and all womens advocacy groups opposed to radical Islam.

God help these women through the tough road ahead. The dangers at hand are as numerous as the opportunities that await them.

Posted by Hyper 2003-11-9 10:52:57 AM|| 2003-11-9 10:52:57 AM|| Front Page Top

#3 While all the men are out committing suicide and murder for Islam, who're gonna teach the kiddies?

Posted by badanov 2003-11-9 10:53:39 AM|| [http://www.rkka.org] 2003-11-9 10:53:39 AM|| Front Page Top

#4 Morocco is not Saudi Arabia or Algeria: her king is supposed to be a descendent of Muhammad so he doesn't need to play the "more Muslim than thou" game, in addition unlike the Seoud he doesn't have a financial and political interest in promoting Islamism. By the way some ten years ago I heard an old Moroccan praising those Moroccans who had helped Jews during WWII and telling "Who saves a man saves the entire humankind" a sentence found in Talmud and Koran.

Posted by JFM 2003-11-9 11:17:39 AM|| 2003-11-9 11:17:39 AM|| Front Page Top

#5 So-called "womens's rights" groups are generally left-leaning and I don't recall many of them demonstrating against Radical Islam or Mid-east dictators, especially since Bush is in charge.

What is the position of Islam on abortion? Is abortion legal or allowed in these countries in question?

Posted by Uncle Joe 2003-11-9 12:33:40 PM|| 2003-11-9 12:33:40 PM|| Front Page Top

#6 I believe abortion is illegal, except in cases where the parents aren't closely enough related...

Posted by Fred 2003-11-9 1:01:31 PM|| 2003-11-9 1:01:31 PM|| Front Page Top

#7 Jeeze Louise, Fred! That is awful.

Posted by Alaska Paul 2003-11-9 1:11:48 PM|| 2003-11-9 1:11:48 PM|| Front Page Top

#8 That wasn't funny.... that was mean. LOL

Posted by Shipman 2003-11-9 4:16:33 PM|| 2003-11-9 4:16:33 PM|| Front Page Top

#9 Oh! That was just wrong Fred! :)

Posted by Charles 2003-11-9 8:04:40 PM|| 2003-11-9 8:04:40 PM|| Front Page Top

#10 Fred, it was sick and disguisting. That's why I liked it. LOL!

Posted by Alaska Paul 2003-11-9 8:54:22 PM|| 2003-11-9 8:54:22 PM|| Front Page Top

#11 Heh. Well if abortion is illegal, I'm sure the "women's rights" crowd has been striving to change Islam into accepting it. Right?

Posted by Uncle Joe 2003-11-9 9:38:34 PM|| 2003-11-9 9:38:34 PM|| Front Page Top

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