Women and Islam
In too many Muslim countries, women remain second-class citizens, with many of their basic rights denied in the name of religion and tradition. The right to vote, drive, work, walk in the street without a man or receive a meaningful education are denied or curtailed to different degrees. Women in parts of the Muslim world live with customs that governed the world many centuries ago.
The Koran says men and women are equal born with different qualities and they are both given different rights. BTW that line was MY interpretation of the Koran so if Mr Editor wants to ‘correct me’ feel free pal!
I always thought inhumane stuff like that only ever happened in so-called Muslim countries. I was in Bradford a while ago and I was shocked to see people with the same ignorant attitude. Me and mi brother went to this guys house and we were astonished to see that the men in the house had there food on the table and the women in the house had their food on the floor. We also went to a wedding and this Paki dude said “a woman is equivalent to a shoe”, I dunno about you guys but I chuck mi shoes all over the bloody place and if they get dirty I don’t bother cleaning them I just get a new pair instead, and I was shocked to see that ppl found those type of comments normal :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
So guys will you tell me how many rights you Orthodox Muslims give ya women….
IMO there are two places for a woman, the bedroom and the kitchen! [J.A.J.]
[quote="Aasiyah"]i am basing my posts on wot he sed in a previous thread as well on this one - that they reject ahadith and that he does not agree with them. (wil see if i can find the other thread... or he cud jus make life easier by answering the question...)[/quote]
lol right... I was just going off track.
I do that
Hey what do you think about the muslim integration issue? I was interested what you have to say on the topic.