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Published: Tue, 2 September 2008, 10:09, also tagged: politics, islam, religion, britain, documentaries, saudi arabia, channel 4, sharia, islamism, extremism, undercover mosque, dhimmi, wahhabism, kafir, islamic ideology, islamification of britain, media deception
Channel 4’s Dispatches series recently aired an update to their original undercover report on systematic “extremist” within Britain’s mosques.
After viewing the program I’m left a little bit disappointed in Channel 4’s sincerity on key Islamic teachings. Again and again they state that the “extremist” views are imported for the Saudi (Wahhabism) interpretation of the Koran.
The narrator says “the worshippers, many of whom are children or teenagers are being taught the Saudi Arabian interpretation of Sharia law”. Sorry Channel 4, you’re reporting a lie – the universal view of death for apostasy is accepted throughout the Muslim world (and the highest authorities on Islam), this is not an “extremist” Saudi Arabian “interpretation” – this is Islam. It’s quite comical Channel 4 assumes authority over Saudi Arabian on the interpretation of the Koran. The fact is Saudi Arabia is THE authority on Islam.
Published: Fri, 18 July 2008, 12:01, also tagged: politics, islam, marriage, pakistan, religion, crime, christianity, sharia, islamism, islamic law, anila younas, catholic commission for justice and peace, islamic ideology, ncjp, saba younas
This is the kind of news that makes me sick to my stomach.
A Muslim judge in the Pakistani district of Muzaffargarh rules in favour of a group of Muslims who kidnapped and forcefully “converted” two Christian sisters to Islam. The two girls aged 10 and 13 were kidnapped June 26th.
The judge of the district of Muzaffargarh, Mian Muhammad Naeem ruled in favour of the Muslim criminals who kidnapped the children, stating that the Christian sisters “have converted in a legitimate manner to Islam”. Because of this the children cannot go home to their family. The judge upon request from the girl’s father for custody said the marriages had “validity”.