Showing posts with label Sahria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sahria. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Islamic Hypocrisy in Europe

As it was put so well by THERELIGIONOFPEACE.COM:
If Islam works so well, then why do Muslims want to live in countries built by infidels?

Great essay on the apparent incongruity of Muslims moving to the West and then bitching about western decadence.  But the author misses the point that even the most "moderate" Muslim wishes to see Sharia law imposed on all of humanity.  Since the Koran commands it the faithful must do their best to see that Islam is dominate.  Historically, wherever Muslims go, they make their best effort to impose Islam on the native population. 


FROM HUDSON-NY.ORG:

Islamic Hypocrisy in Europe

by Khaled Abu Toameh
April 19, 2011 at 10:57 am

European countries are certainly not the right place for Muslims who want to live under sharia law.

Muslims who are unhappy with France's recent decision to ban the veil should find a more suitable place to live, such as Sudan, Saudi Arabia or Iran. There, they would feel free to wear the burqa and the niqab and build as many mosques as they want.

Just as Saudi Arabia bans the construction of a church or synagogue in Mecca and Medina, the Italians and the Spaniards have the right to limit the number of mosques in their countries. Muslims who see the establishment of a church or synagogue in their neighborhood as a provocation have no right to complain when non-Muslims express the same sentiments about mosques.

Would it ever occur to a Christian or Jew to move to Saudi Arabia and demand the right to drink alcohol and eat pork?

Can anybody imagine what would happen to a Christian if he or she were wearing the cross on the streets of Jeddah in Saudi Arabia? Or if a Jew wearing a skullcap were seen walking in the streets of Kabul or Khartoum?

Item continues HERE.

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Texas Legislature Considers Bills to Ban Foreign Law from State Courts

A bit of good news in a sea of Islamic darkness. Texas is proposing laws that would ban the use of any foreign laws, Sharia law in particular, in Texas courts.

FROM THENEWAMERICAN.COM:

Texas Legislature Considers Bills to Ban Foreign Law from State Courts

Written by Joe Wolverton, II 
Tuesday, 12 April 2011 10:57

Texas lawmakers are continuing their quest to prohibit Shariah law from being accepted as persuasive in any court in the Lone Star State. This includes any cultural considerations and implications of any foreign law or code, including the Islamic Shariah law.

The chief sponsor of one of the measures, Representative Leo Berman (R-Tyler), stated that the goal of his proposed bill “is to require Texas courts to uphold and apply only the laws ordained by the constitutions of [Texas and the United States], prohibiting any other interpretation.”

"We all know what Shariah law does to women — women must wear burqas, women are subject to humiliation and ... controlled marriages under Shariah law," he continued, in defense of his bill. "We want to prevent it from ever happening in Texas."
 Berman’s bill to exclude foreign laws from being applied in Texas courts, as well as a similar proposal sponsored by Rep. Randy Weber (R-Pearland), were brought before the House Committee on Judiciary and Civil Jurisprudence last week. Both measures are still pending committee approval.

Texas is among several states — including Alaska, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Tennessee — seeking to legislatively forbid judges from applying Shariah-based laws in cases brought before them.

Story continues HERE.

Anti-Shariah measure dead in Okla. Senate

Here we have a federal judge interfering with the Oklahoma Senate.  The Oklahoma House passed a bill that would prohibit the use of any foreign laws in Oklahoma courts but was blocked by the judge at the instigation of Muneer Awad of CAIR.  This illustrates just how far a small number of radical Islamists have infiltrated and influenced the legal proceedings of this country.

Stand up America, call and write your state and federal legislators and demand they stop the political and legal Islamic invasion.


FROM UPI.COM:
Anti-Shariah measure dead in Okla. Senate
Published: April 12, 2011 at 3:43 PM

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 12 (UPI) -- A bill that would outlaw the use of international and Shariah law in state courts will not get a hearing in the Oklahoma Senate, its sponsor said.

The controversial bill that would prohibit foreign laws from being enforced in Oklahoma courtrooms easily passed the state House of Representatives but has languished in the Senate, and is considered dead for this year, The Oklahoman reported Tuesday.

Rep. Sally Kern, the bill's author, expressed disappointment that the bill would not be heard by a Senate committee.

[snip]
A federal judge blocked the ballot measure from taking effect after Awad sued.
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Friday, October 12, 2007

Iran police warn 122,000 over unIslamic dress

Iran continues to be one of the most repressive Islamic regimes, a difficult feat in a world of repressive Islamic regimes. This article doesn't mention all those arrested or beaten for "unIslamic" dress.
FROM JIHADWATCH.ORG:
October 11, 2007
Iran police warn 122,000 over unIslamic dress
Here's a glimpse of what life will be like in Europe in a few decades. From Reuters and khaleejtimes.com. (thanks to Kemaste):
TEHERAN - Iranian police have warned 122,000 people, mostly women, about flouting strict Islamic dress codes since April and nearly 7,000 of those attended classes on respecting the rules, a newspaper said on Thursday.
Such crackdowns, on the women as well as on men deemed to have haircuts considered too Westernised, are an annual event and usually last a few weeks. But this year’s measures have been longer and more severe than in recent years.
Some government critics see the crackdown as part of broader measures to quash dissent in the media and other areas. Others see it as part of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s efforts to revive values from the early days after the 1979 revolution.
“Since the beginning of the crackdown from Ordibehesht (the Iranian month that started in April), 122,000 people have been given a warning for improper dress and 6,947 of them have taken part in guidance classes,” the daily Jomhuri-ye Islami reported.
Some women, particularly in cities during the hot summer months, test the boundaries of the dress codes requiring a woman’s hair to be covered and the shape of her body to disguised by a loose coat by wearing skimpier outfits.