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Muslim Community and British Politicians posted on 23/09/2009
Muslim Community and British Politicians Jim Fitzpatrick, a British minister criticized the segregation of male and female guests at Muslim wedding. Yet another 'Gaffe' from another jumped up, half-baked, ill-educated Labour moron; a former fireman indeed. He learned nothing about putting out fires rather than starting them. He actually has a GCSE 'D' in Politics? God Help us internationally if he is ever made a Diplomat. I suppose he left in a huff because there was no beer an' 'Am sandwiches at the buffet. The Minister's action is just a stupid, attention-getting stunt appealing to prejudices. This serves only to inflame the prejudices so widespread today. People have their customs, and you don't insult them. It hasn't been that long since our society had some public institutions that kept men and women separate. And it hasn't been that long since women in our society typically wore hats with veils. Plenty of Western customs, we accept as normal, are unacceptable or ridiculous to others. In the past another British Minister Jack Straw caused a similar furore when he referred to Muslim veils as "a visible statement of separation and difference" and called for women to remove them during surgeries in his Globalisation is here to stay, Muslims are here to stay and so are other communities. Those idiot British ministers need to learn that the world is made up of different people and the British society and its Establishment need to learn to accept and tolerate every culture for what it is and most importantly respect and tolerate the values of each and every religion. Iftikhar Ahmad View responses
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Muslim Children and Sex Education posted on 07/07/2009
Muslim Children and Sex Education Muslim parents teach their children to respect their teachers. From a very young age, we are taught that Islam teaches us that after our parents, our teachers are most deserving of respect. View responses
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salaam posted on 13/09/2008
salaam brothers and sisters View responses (2)
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A Muslim Women in South Africa posted on 04/08/2008
Salaam Sistas I'm a 38 year old Muslim, South African woman, divorced with 2 daughters. They are 18 and 3 years old. I work asa trainer in a software developing company and after having completed school, 20 years ago, I am now studying toward a degree in Human Resources. I have found that as time passes on for me, I am becoming lonlier by the day. Most Muslim women in South Africa do not share the views I do. Although we have fought to be rid of apartheid, the irony is that most Muslims practice their own unislamic version in South Africa. I am a Muslim of Colour or as known in South Africa, a coloured person. This is due tot he fact that I come from mixed stock, a mother who is of Indian and Malay heritage and a father of Dutch and Khoi/Bushmen heritage. I also married a man of mixed heritage thus my children have the so called appearance of Coloured people. Needless to say this is an issue with some South African Muslims. I married into a wealthy family at age 18 and found that my in laws looked down on me and some of my mother's family felt the same way towards myself and my siblings. At age 38, I am really lonly as I do not have many friends and finding a partner here is almost impossible. Many of the men want to marry only if you are yound and unencumbered whilst others are promiscious, drugging or looking only for a sexual relationship. Do Muslim women in the UK find this as well or is this due to upbringing, culture,etc? View responses (1)
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posted on 03/08/2008
Channel 4's The Quran was 2 hours of complete disappointment. Pandering to idiosyncrasies and contemporary politics it failed to show the viewers what the Quran is really about. Half an hour of this programme would have beentorturous but two hours is criminal! The one or two sane voices were drowned by fringe, controversial and even incorrect understandings of the Quran. The title itself implied that we might be given an overview of its history, itsdevelopment and the nature of how it works - this would have been beneficialto both non-Muslims and Muslims alike. Instead we got the 'Channel 4 same-old same old'! Channel 4 needs to seriously do some 'real Islam awareness training'! A complete waste of 2 hours! View responses (2)
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