Babaeng Muslim

[mathed1925]

Assalamu Alaikum Brothers!

Bro. raft27, dwarven, robertalmario & to all my brothers world wide web.

EID MUBARAK!

 

[rafh27]

Assalamu Alaikum Brothers!

Bro. raft27, dwarven, robertalmario & to all my brothers world wide web.

EID MUBARAK!

EID MUBARAK kapatid, today is very special, two great salah, salatul eid at salatul jumaah ALLAHU AKBAR

 

[yondaime02]

eto common ancestor ng atheist.... si mr.copy paste knifoo haha

 

[pcruztemp]

so kung protectahan pa la ang isang bagay ay mababa ang tingin?

yes if you do it the way islam does, with too heavy and unreasonable restrictions

 

[pcruztemp]

In the past few weeks, in several countries, groups of citizens have openly taken a stand against Muslim fundamentalists, including armed ones.

In Mali, on a number of occasions, citizens attempted to stop public amputations, stonings and floggings; Malian women also attacked AQMI (Al-Qaida in the Muslim Maghreb) in an attempt to stand up against the imposition of a so-called ‘Islamic dress code’ that is totally alien to their culture (but have you heard anyone in Europe stand up in defense of their right to preserve their culture, their traditional way of dressing which is not the freshly imported so-called ‘Islamic veil’ Saudi-style?). In response, fundamentalist armed groups fired at them with sub-machine guns.

In India, in the city of Ahmadabad, two citizens stood their ground facing crowds demonstrating against the anti-Muslim video: ‘The Innocence of Muslims’. They held posters saying ‘Just don’t watch it!’. They were seriously hurt.

But something may change their minds: the attempted assassination of a child in Pakistan – Malala Yousafzai, the 14-year-old supporter of education for girls. They shot at her and took responsibility for the attack. They declared that they would attack her again if she survives, and that anyone against the Taliban will be executed.

Must it not be clear at long last that a child demanding her right to education is considered a supporter of ‘the West’, an enemy of Islam (since the Taliban claims that they are the only legitimate representatives of Islam), an ‘apostate’, and one that deserves to be physically eliminated? As all us ‘kafirs’ deserve to…

We are today’s Jean-François Lefevre de la Barre (September 12, 1745 – July 1, 1766) – the young French man who was atrociously tortured and murdered before his body was burnt on a pyre along with Voltaire’s ‘Philosophical Dictionary’ for refusing to remove his hat while a religious procession passed by.

No one in Europe would dream of justifying such ‘Christian’ atrocities in the name of religion today. But it seems presumed ‘Muslims’ do not deserve an equal access to universal human rights, freedom of thought and freedom of conscience. Presumed ‘Muslims’ are ‘under cultural arrest’; they are bound by customs and religion and should remain so, while the rest of humanity enjoys universal rights.

We are today’s Chevalier de la Barre, demanding our right not to believe in any religion without being tortured and killed.

We are today’s Chevalier de la Barre, demanding our right not to veil, to be educated, to work for wages, to move freely and to enjoy all citizens’ rights.

Jean François de la Barre was 19; Malala is only 14. His legal assassination prompted political changes in France towards secularism. Will hers be the price to pay for our emancipation from state-sanctioned religion and its legal implications on our lives?

_______________________

Marieme Helie Lucas is an Algerian sociologist, founder and former International Coordinator of the WLUML – Women Living Under Muslim Laws an international solidarity network. Marieme is also the founder of SIAWI – Secularism Is A Women’s Issue (siawi.org).

http://womennewsnetwork.net/2012/10/19/standing-up-to-fundamentalism-forms/

 

[sumpinsm]

Ang babaeng muslim ba ay pwedeng mag-asawa ng christian o ibang relihiyon?

isang sagot ko lang ts at baka malinawan ka kung bakit bawal sa mga babaeng muslim na mapangasawa ng lalaking hindi muslim

Alam natin lahat at basi sa na obserbahan natin karamihan sa isang pamilya sa ating lipunan ang AMA ang siyang tinatawag na hari ng tahanan o siya ang nag dedesisyon para sa kanyang pamilya

hindi pinapahintolotan na ang babaeng muslim ay makapag asawa ng xtian dahil sa

1. nawawala ang kasal . (sa pilipinas ayon sa survey iilan lang sa mga xtian ngaun ang nagpapakasal sa simbahan)

2. nasusunod ng babaeng muslim ang xtian ng asawa dahil dito maaaring mawala ang kanyang paniniwala tungkol sa ISLAM.

3. ang babae ang hindi makukuha sa isang simpleng pag mamahal lang dahil sila ay tinuturing na princesa ng islam kung saan sila ay may katumbas na halaga.

4. gusto ng mga Muslim na mamamatay bilang isang Muslim.

sana ay may natutunan ka .

salamat sa iyong katanungan .

 

[sumpinsm]

http://womennewsnetwork.net/2012/10/19/standing-up-to-fundamentalism-forms/

use accurate info ..

alam ko isang kang atheist at hindi naniniwala na may diyos pwes don ka sa mga kalahi mong unggoy

 

[pcruztemp]

New York, USA, 24 October 2012 – The seventh annual World Economic Forum Global Gender Gap Report 2012 ranks Nordic countries in top spots, with Iceland, Finland, Norway and Sweden having closed over 80% of their gender gaps. At the bottom of the ranking, some countries still need to close gender gaps of almost 50%, while more than half of those countries surveyed have failed to close their economic gender gap by more than 5% in the past seven years.

The Global Gender Gap Report’s index assesses 135 countries, representing more than 93% of the world’s population, on how well resources and opportunities are divided among male and female populations. The report measures the size of the gender inequality gap in four areas:

Economic participation and opportunity – salaries, participation and highly-skilled employment
Education – access to basic and higher levels of education
Political empowerment – representation in decision-making structures
Health and survival – life expectancy and sex ratio

Index scores can be interpreted as the percentage of the gap that has been closed between women and men. Of these, 111 have been covered since the first edition of the report six years ago. Thirteen out of the 14 variables used to create the index are from publicly available hard data indicators from international organizations such as the International Labour Organization, the United Nations Development Programme and the World Health Organization.

Asia’s highest ranking country is the Philippines (8), primarily due to success in health, education and economic participation.

In the Arab world, the United Arab Emirates (107) continues to hold the top spot with higher than average economic participation of women and parity on education, including a reverse gender gap on tertiary education where almost three times as many women are enrolled as men. Syria, on which data was collected before the outbreak of civil war, fell three places to 132, slipping below Saudi Arabia (131) which has improved by almost 10% relative to its score in 2006. Yemen (135) remains the lowest-ranking Arab world country despite progress since 2006.

The highest placed sub-Saharan African country is Lesotho (14). It slipped five places due to losses in wage equality for similar work and estimated earned income, but remains the only country from the region that has closed the gender gap in both the education attainment and health and survival subindices. It is joined in the top 20 by South Africa (16), while Mali (128), Côte d’Ivoire (130) and Chad (133) are the lowest.

http://reliefweb.int/report/world/global-gender-gap-report-2012




downloadable PDF
http://reports.weforum.org/global-gender-gap-report-2012/

 

[rafh27]

yes if you do it the way islam does, with too heavy and unreasonable restrictions

ahh, so it means kung way of atheist pwede? Pero pag Islam hindi pwede, therefore Islam hater ka..

Unreasonable pala pag pinoprotektahan ang modesty..

 

[dwarven24]

iba kasi protection nila sa mga babae nila bro.

 

[rafh27]

Protection comdom ata brother sinusulong niya

kasi pag pinoprotektahan ng mga babaeng muslim sarili nila, against si pcruztemp kasi hindi niya mapagjajakolan babae natin kaya against na against talaga siya,.

 

[pcruztemp]

Mosammat Shahanara, 22, is a rare breed in Bangladesh: a qualified professional female driver, and she is ready to hit the road in a new career that should bring her independence and an income.

Shahanara, who comes from a poor village in the southwest of the country, is one of 21 women to be the first graduates from a training scheme designed to promote women drivers and challenge deep gender prejudices.

About 600 young women from poor backgrounds are being taught to drive at an eight-week course in Dhaka, funded by the BRAC, a Bangladeshi charity in co-operation with the government. The first course started in July.

For Shahanara, defying the taboo against women drivers has given her a shot at a better life, but it has come at a high price in a Muslim-majority country where conservative values remain strong.

"Village elders declared my family an outcast. They said that a young woman like me should not live alone away from her family and that driving is not for women," she said.

"I told my parents everything will be fine if I become financially solvent. Village elders don't give us food when we go hungry," said Shahanara, who divorced her husband after he demanded gold and a motorbike as dowry.

http://sg.news.yahoo.com/bangladesh-charity-puts-women-driving-seat-070105162.html

 

[pcruztemp]

Saudi Arabia criticised over text alerts tracking women's movements

Male 'guardians' receive text message whenever women leave country under new system

Saudi Arabia has been accused of behaving like Big Brother after introducing technology that alerts male "guardians" by text whenever women under their guardianship leave the country.

The conservative kingdom already bans women from driving and excludes them from most of the workplace. It also disapproves of women's sport. Since last week it has begun operating a new electronic system that tracks all cross-border movements.

The system functions even if a woman is travelling with her husband or male "guardian", with a text sent immediately to the man. Saudi women already have to get formal approval from their guardians to travel abroad, and have to hand in an infamous male-signed "yellow slip" at the airport or border.

The move has set off a storm of protest. "The new compulsory text service, compliments of the Saudi ministry of interior, is not only a vicious reminder that Big Brother is watching me but that now he will snitch and tell my 'guardian' every time I leave the country," Safa Alahmad, a freelance journalist and documentary maker, said.

She added: "Apparently, as a Saudi woman, I don't even deserve the simplest of rights like the right to privacy. The core issue remains the same. Saudi women are viewed and treated as minors by the Saudi government. A text message doesn't change that. It's just adding insult to injury."

"The authorities are using technology to monitor women," the columnist Badriya al-Bashr wrote, criticising the "state of slavery under which [Saudi] women are held". Writing on Twitter, some users compared the Riyadh government to the Taliban. Others jokingly suggested microchips should be "installed" in women to keep tabs on them.

Manal al-Sharif, a well-known women's right campaigner, raised the alarm over the new text system on Twitter after a couple alerted her. The husband was travelling with his wife when he received an unprompted text at Riyadh international airport saying she had left the country.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/nov/23/saudi-arabia-text-alerts-women

 

[cardssorry]

@raf

isa to si mr google sa mga gagong atheist dito..
runong runongan bopols naman puro google... hoy!!

@pcruztemp

para san naman po yan? kht anung gawin mo e
ala ka naman mapapala .. mag porno ka nalang
unggoy!!

ito pag nasagot mo saludo na ko sayo sir...

isang tanong isang sagot.. oo o hindi lang sagot mo..
HINDI KA BA NALILIGO??

 

[spaxx]

Parang may hindi po talaga ako maintindihan

 

[dhanzboy]

ito na ba ang uso ngayon para sa mga babeng muslim?

 

[Ashlamie]

Uso man o hindi wala ako pakialam sa kanila Ako sinusuot ko yan bilang takot kay Allah(S.W.A). Sinusuot lang nila yan para traditional na kasuotan ng bansang kanilang kinalalagyan. Malay ko baka taga britanya yan. Nag-kataon na nasa bansang islam sila. Malay natin gawa ng photoshope yan. Matatalinu na ngayon ang mga tao. Pwedi mahingi ang video na sinabi nila na muslem sila at yan ang uso ngayon.

 

[dwarven24]

ito na ba ang uso ngayon para sa mga babeng muslim?

sir, natanong mo ba sila kung muslim sila?, tanong niyo sana kung bakit ganun suot nila dba?, di lang copy and paste.

 

[dhanzboy]

sir, natanong mo ba sila kung muslim sila?, tanong niyo sana kung bakit ganun suot nila dba?, di lang copy and paste.

pwede ko silang tanungin personally basta sagot mo ang plane ticket ko back and forth. maski ako na ang bahala sa visa at pocket money ko.

deal?

kung di lang bawal sa forum na ito meron pa akong mga maipapakitang mga 100% authentic na babaeng muslim na nagpapakita ng katawan nila na nakasuot ng mga seksing damit at 2 piece. meron ding nakabuyangyang talaga. or kung gusto mo post ko sa adult section?

 

[dwarven24]

pwede ko silang tanungin personally basta sagot mo ang plane ticket ko back and forth. maski ako na ang bahala sa visa at pocket money ko.

deal?

kung di lang bawal sa forum na ito meron pa akong mga maipapakitang mga 100% authentic na babaeng muslim na nagpapakita ng katawan nila na nakasuot ng mga seksing damit at 2 piece. meron ding nakabuyangyang talaga. or kung gusto mo post ko sa adult section?

hehe, gawin mo kung ano ang gusto mo gawin sir, dyan ka naman magaling. saakin lang, pag di yan sila muslim, nakakahiya naman, sasabihin mong muslim para lang makatira sa Islam. pero pag muslim sila, eh di si Allah(SWT) na bahala sa kanila.