Our freedoms and security, fought and died for by Canadians and their allies, are under attack. The biggest threats to our freedom are too much government, the eco-lobby, and censors posing as human rights commissions. Our biggest security threat is Islam.


Showing posts with label Muslim. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Muslim. Show all posts

Monday, August 20, 2012

Islamic Tolerance In Action


ISLAMABAD (AP) — A Christian girl was sent to a Pakistani prison after being accused by her furious Muslim neighbors of burning pages of the Islamic holy book, the Quran, in violation of the country's strict blasphemy laws.
Published: August 20, 2012


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"Police put the girl in jail for 14 days on Thursday after neighbors said they believed a Christian girl had burned pages of a Quran, gathering outside her house in a poor outlying district of Islamabad, said police officer Zabi Ullah. He suggested she was being held for her protection."
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"it (blasphemy laws) has been exploited by individuals to settle personal scores, to grab land, to violate the rights of non-Muslims, to basically harass them," said the head of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, Zora Yusuf."
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"… one police officer familiar with the girl's case said the matter would likely be dropped once the investigation is completed and the atmosphere is defused, saying there was "nothing much to the case." He did not want to be identified due to the sensitivity of the case."
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These Muslims are such ignorant, savage people that they have no more clue about what they've been taught to hate than a chimpanzee might:
"One police official, Qasim Niazi, said when the girl was brought to the police station, she had a shopping bag that contained various religious and Arabic-language papers that had been partly burned, but there was no Quran.
"Some residents claimed they actually saw burnt pages of Quran — either at the local mosque or at the girl's house. Few people in Pakistan actually speak or read Arabic, so often assume that anything they see with Arabic script is believed to be from the Quran, sometimes the only Arabic-language book people have seen."

http://www.mail.com/int/news/world/1510186-pakistan-girl-jailed-accused-blasphemy.html#.2394-stage-set1-12


UPDATE Sept 5/12

I've read a couple of stories recently that claimed a local religious zealot may have planted pages from the Koran on this poor girl as a way to frame a Christian and get the rest of the Christians out of his area. Could Islam BE any more hateful???

I don't give a damn how tolerant of Canada's culture our  "Canadian" Muslims pretend to be (and it IS pretending). I will not accept their phony claims of patriotism until they admit the failure of their religion to become humane in their home countries. Not only admit it but vocally condemn it, and actively work to undermine it. Otherwise they aren't real Canadians; they're just "former practising women and minority abusers" happily preserving their distasteful roots in our country. We don't have to look far to find western muslims who murder their children in the name of their religion.

Until Muslims in the West begin to loudly denounce the barbaric practises and inhumane treatment of their former fellow citizens with the same zeal that they criticize their host countries' cultures, they are undeserving of respect.

Friday, March 23, 2012

Lifting the Veil

Niqābs, burqas, head scarves; call them what you will, the very fact that they exist outside of Muslim countries is a cause for concern. The problem with the religious justification for wearing head scarves is that it effectively gives a person licence to obscure their identity without having to justify the concealment. There have been documented cases from the UK and Australia of wanted criminals – even terrorists – using Muslim head scarves to hide from the police officers searching for them.

Niqab


The Justification

Like many issues we face as a society, the cause of this legal grey area is the interpretation of Islamic religious principles. A significant part of Islamic teachings are to do with what is known as “hajib,” or the requirement to dress while taking into account a specifically defined sense of modesty in your appearance.

Contrary to popular belief however, there is no specific passage in the Qur’an that explicitly stipulates that women must wear a head scarf. This has been officially stated by the spokesperson for the Muslim Canadian Congress, Farzana Hassan, who also explained that it was a practice rooted in pre-Islamic Middle Eastern culture. In other words, people use religious faith to justify an exploitable mode of dress from the 5th Century. In addition to this, the definition of hajib also makes a passing and matter-of-fact reference to slaves, further calling into question its relevance in the modern world.



Burka




Citizenship Requirement

On December 12 2011, the Canadian government issued a ban on wearing any kind of face coverings when people take their oath of citizenship upon being officially sworn in as new Canadians. If the requirement is subsequently refused the prospective citizens may take the oath at another ceremony, but this allowance is only applicable once. The alternative is that they remain as permanent residents rather than full citizens.

Immigration minister Jason Kenney stated that he has received complaints from the citizenship court judges that when a person’s face is covered in such a manner, it can sometimes be difficult to tell whether or not they are actually reciting the oath, or indeed that they are the person in question required to recite it in the first place.

He defended his decision by asserting that “Canadian citizenship is not just about the right to carry a passport and to vote,” and that it is a “public declaration that you are joining the Canadian family and it must be taken freely and openly.”

He also pre-emptively responded to any accusations of religious discrimination by pointing out that Muslim women are not required not to cover their faces when they perform the Hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca that is the final of the Five Pillars of Islam and a requirement for all Muslims to carry out at least once in their lifetime. If such a holy obligation does not require the concealment of a person’s face, then being unable to do so when reciting a single oath should be trivial in comparison.

British Development

A recent story from England reported that a Muslim woman wearing a niqāb was told to step down from jury service after refusing to remove her veil. The judge presiding over the trial – in which the defendant was standing accused of attempted murder – considered that being able to clearly see the facial expressions of the jury would be important in ensuring their impartiality. Since the woman stated that she would prefer not to remove her veil if possible, she was asked to step down.

The UK’s Judicial Studies Board states that requiring a woman to remove her veil could have "significant impact on that woman’s sense of dignity," and could serve to "exclude and marginalise” her. Their thoughts on whether or not those very same issues are also applicable against the requirement to wear a veil in the first place are not commented on. 

It follows a related incident a few years ago when a woman serving on the jury of a murder trial was caught listening to an MP3 player under her head scarf.



Hijab




French Law

In France the views on Islamic dress are way ahead of the rest of the world.

In 2004 a law was passed that expressly forbids the wearing of any “conspicuous religious symbol” in its schools, including head scarves. The law was introduced as part of laïcité, the requirement of state and religion to remain separate from one another.

The law has progressed over time and it is now illegal to wear a burqa in public anywhere in France, and anyone caught doing so faces a fine of €150. If a man forces his wife to wear a burqa in public, the fine can be as much as €30,000, in addition to up to a year in prison.

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Kate Westheart is a strong believer in freedom and has spent many of her five years as a freelance writer in England covering these morally challenging topics. She also champions many causes including helping addicts find a drug addiction treatment center.

Sunday, November 22, 2009

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