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There were alot of gals at my university who wore them happily; you just don't notice after a while. Sikhs wear turbans. Jews the Kippah; so why people can't get over a woman wearing a religious article oh my God they must be opressed. Jam it back in, in the dark.
Last edited by El Ray Fernando; Jul 19, 2008 at 04:09 AM.
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So have women in Turkey, its a huge national issue over there, theres been riots and protests since Turkey turned secular.
I have studied Ethinic Minorities and Law with one of the best professors literally in the Uk and possibly the World this year as one of my 4 core Law modules and I know the shit these people take. In regards to Sikhs, its a lack of common sense and in the UK many cases have gone to court and won on the grounds of racial discriminition or Art. 9 of the ECHR. The point is with women and headscarves its a different type of prejudice alltogether. In regards to Women headscarves its been utter shite some of the stuff UK politicians, the press and the general attitude of the public. Look at the English case of Sabina Begum v SB Denbigh Highschool, it was overturned TWICE on appeal. Just because she herself wanted to wear the Jilbab (covers body) she was thrown out of school because the other children and teachers 'found her a bit scary'. The case is one of the biggest bollocks I've seen in the past 10 years, and seeing the Judge's backtrack due to the negative Muslim coverage in the press in regards to the said case was shameful. Point is if she wants as a woman to express her religion through her free choice of wearing those clothes, who are Judges and uneducated persons to turn around and say oh she's opressed, or oh she doesn't or cannot fit into our society, oh she can't become a functioning member of our society. In the UK a woman was denied a hairdressers job becuase she wore a headscarve, the propestive employer told it straight to her face. As such they were fined £5000 and rightly so. It simply had nothing to do with her ability to cut hair. And that it simply highlights the negative attitude that these poor woman suffer due to others prejudices or fixed minds. However in the Uk we become tolerant for example in the 70's we have specific acts to allow the slaughter of animals (halal and Kosher), carrying of ceremonial daggers, changes in traffic laws etc.. Problem is it makes life easier for minorities but still doesn't change our attitude. The fact is you even think the word Sharia over here and it sparks negative press, wthout people actually being Educated on Sharia law. The fact is the stupid press keep quiet of the Sharia Law thats already in our Legal system thanks to case precedent. There's nowhere I can't reach.
Last edited by El Ray Fernando; Jul 19, 2008 at 04:54 AM.
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Overraction isn't just the problem, its a lack of willing self education.
People always put personal law into the unoffical sphere. They don't think wearing a headscarve for example as a personal law, rather a mere cultural practice. Same goes for Sharia Law, the stuff always finds itself into the system so why not do it properly rather than sweep it under the rug. Whats wrong with a controlled blanket acceptance, you either have a type 1 model which we have in the UK of a Uniform law with granted exceptions. (This doesn't work at all amd is highly discriminatory). Or you have a type 2 Ballard model whereby you allow the use of codified personal laws into the uniform and make futher exceptions on a cases by case basis. The problem is things like Sharia are a political no no, so its not even considered. For example rules governing Talaq are very important. There is one thing that holds true, any state never discriminates or opresses against a Muslim because they are Muslim. They do it because they refuse to assimilate into the states official system. The same goes for most of you people. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.
Last edited by El Ray Fernando; Jul 19, 2008 at 04:55 AM.
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Going back to the OP.
Huh? Have you even read the Qur'an? No it doesn't; its not some death book. What most people don't realise it actually details ancient wars, which most extremist fags think its fine to do recreate in our current day and age. These child suicide bombers are brainwashed into thinking they are doing God's work when really they are serving a fanatic's twisted fantasy. The Qu'ran doesn't say bomb, murder or pilage; God has reserved pre-planned punishments for those that do. The fact is people don't understand the true meaning and the historical context of the use of Jihad which is very different to what the Fanatics say it means in todays times. of course it has somethings which are outdated and deplorable (stuff which alot of Muslim countries have stopped the practice of), but people allow the small stuff to cloud the image of the big picture. Alot of the Qur'an tells you how to practice being a Muslim i.e how to worship God (the 5 pillars) and how one should behave to get into heaven. It tells you right from wrong, which unfortunately the extremists a) ignore and b) re interpret for their means. Most people don't even know that it considers Jesus a prophet and Adam the first Man with Eve his spouse. I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? |
I was speaking idiomatically.
Last edited by El Ray Fernando; Jul 19, 2008 at 06:42 AM.
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