don't let your lovely peaceful sex maniac muhammad see them, or they ALL would become his wives, doesn't matter if there are 100,00 of them ... it would be instruction from his allah, which is lucifer
All weather ninjasuit lol.
Btw,do these women need to take Vitamin-D shots/supplements? They wrap up their bodies like mummies...how does their body recieve any sunlight?
Don't mean to contribute another stupid comment to this thread, but the images make it seem like a Muslim woman has to wear a headscarf. That's a tiny minority of the Muslim women I've met over the years, and some were otherwise very traditional and conservative. To tell you the truth, while I don't think this was the intention, I find it offensive that a woman should be expected to advertise her religion with a headscarf.
drunk face i dont hate you but wtf dude who are you theres islam that you care in your life and you drink booz watch pornos god knows what but are trying to get back into it at least like me
"Also don't muslims usually rape and marry their own sisters hahaha"
it is unlawful for muslims to marry sisters or any CLOSE relations,
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YOU WILL FIND IT IS HINDUS WHO MARRY THEIR GRANDMAS AUNTS, SISTERS AND DOGS
Kolkata Hindu man marries his grandmother
A 25-year-old man has married his 80-year-old grandmother because he wanted to take care of her. "I felt she needed extra care as she is old and can look after her better as a husband than as a grandson," Narayan Biswas told Reuters.
Man 'marries' dog to beat curse
The "bride" wore a sari and a garland.
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An Indian man has "married" a female dog, hoping the move will help atone for stoning two other dogs to death.
P Selvakumar, 33, said he had been cursed since the killings, suffering paralysis and a loss of hearing.
The wedding took place at a Hindu temple in Tamil Nadu state. The "bride" wore an orange sari with a flower garland and was fed a bun to celebrate.
Superstitious people in rural India sometimes organise weddings to animals in the hope of warding off curses.
'Tried every cure'
Crowds cheered the newly-weds at the end of the ceremony in Sivaganga district, about 50km (30 miles) east of the city of Madurai.
The "bride", who is called Selvi, was led to the temple in Manamudurai wearing a sari before vows were exchanged in a traditional Hindu ceremony.
A relative of the groom who attended the wedding said he hoped Mr Selvakumar would now be cured.
"Fifteen years back Selvakumar was physically fit. But, once he attacked a pair of dogs and thereafter Kumar could not move his limbs freely," the relative, Ramu, told the BBC.
"He tried every cure for his ailment but could not be rid of his disability.
"On the advice of an astrologer and others, he decided to marry a bitch to get cured. Then we arranged Selvakumar's marriage with a bitch."
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"A Muslim women is expected to wear a head scarf as according to what Islam tells us and the majority of them do."
according to muhammad and lucifer tell you ? .. no wonder, so only muhammad can see them naked
btw, onlt uneducated poor stupid muslim wear a head scarf, modern educated ones never wear it .. because they can think logically while the poor uneducated ones,only follow blindly what lovely peaceful sex maniac muhammad (and lucifer) tell them
four out of every five Western converts to Islam are women.
Find out why.
Karla's conversion to Islam
"How could you, an educated American woman convert to Islam - a religion that oppresses women?" - Blonde-haired blue-eyed, former Christian, Karla, explains how her theological dissatisfaction with the doctrine of Jesus as God and her discovery of the rights given to women in Islam led her to become a Muslim.
My conversion process to Islam was a long one (it took 20 years!). It started when I was 12. I went to this over-priced private school...very Anglophile...made us wear uniforms...had us in Forms, rather than grades, etc. Anyway, we were studying the major religions of the world--had a little book on Christianity, one on Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. I remember being really fascinated with Islam, and thinking that Muslims weren't hypocrites like the Christians I knew. I remember two things really standing out for me. One, being the focus on one God alone. I had always had questions about Christianity's viewing Jesus as God--and how that went against the first commandment. The second item that stood out was salat. Not just praying five times/day, but how the majority of the prayer focused on worshiping God. In Christianity, our prayers tended to be "gimme prayers." "God, give me this...God give me that."
I went to college in Washington DC, which has a pretty large Muslim population. My interest in Islam was still definitely there--although I was way too shy. I used to do "drive by mosquings"--going by the Islamic Center on Mass Ave., too shy to go in. Once I called to see if they had classes for people interested in Islam, but I never received a call back. I did buy myself a copy of the Qur'an, and began to read it. It was amazing. It just kind of went into my heart, y'know? The thing that really amazed me about Islam from the beginning, were the rights given to women. I know many people today would laugh at me for such a statement, but as somebody who has read the Bible--I saw rights given to women in Islam that were never given to women in the Bible. Women were given the right to refuse a partner in marriage; whereas, in typical Christian Western Culture at the time (600s CE), women were basically viewed as their father's property--to marry as he saw fit. Women were guaranteed a portion of their father's and husband's inheritance; whereas, in the West, that inheritance typically went only to the eldest son. Women had the right to own property and enter into contracts. A right that women in the United States did not obtain until the mid-Nineteenth Century. The Prophet Muhammed preached against female infanticide--a common practice of the time, and one that is still a problem in India and China. Of course, today it is a high-tech female infanticide--abortions done after an ultrasound to determine the sex of the child. Both men and women were admonished to seek knowledge from "the cradle to the grave." Unfortunately, culture seems to interfere with some of those rights these days.
During my senior year, I found a dawa program on TV called, "Islam." It featured a western looking woman anchor who would interview people on various topics regarding Islam. I believe it was put out by the Islamic Information Service, but I'm not sure. I became totally addicted to this show...actually setting my VCR to tape it, if I was going to be out. I don't remember which channel it was on--just that it was shown on Fridays, and that each show began with "In the name of God, Most Merciful, Most Gracious." When the shahadah show came on, I knew I believed...so I said it with my TV. In God's mind did I become a Muslim then? I don't know. Unfortunately, I did not know any Muslims to talk to about Islam. I was also very worried about what my friends and family would think. Sometime following graduation (I think this was 1990 or 1991), the Saudi Embassy sponsored an Islamic Art exhibit downtown. I remember asking one of the exhibitors if they had any additional information on Islam--and the guy said, "No." I was crushed. I just didn't know where to turn to find out more about Islam. Who to talk to about my questions. I was just too shy to go into a mosque. I didn't even know if I could go in, as a woman. I didn't know if I'd be properly dressed...or if I'd be the only non-Arabic speaking person there. I just kept reading my Qur'an, and asking God the questions. Hoping God would answer my prayers.
My hunger for God did not cease, however....so I decided to go with a more conventional religion, and became a Christian sometime during my mid-20s. The problem was, I always had questions/doubts regarding Christianity---mainly about the concept of the Trinity/Divinity of Jesus. Jesus as God just didn't make sense to me--as it would go against the First commandment and what Jesus himself seemed to practice. He always focused on God the Father, so to speak. When asked, he said that the Greatest Commandment was to love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind. God--singular. That's something I've always strived to do, and hope to improve at still. I asked a few different pastors about my doubts, and the response I would get would be, "You simply need to have faith." I remember in one Bible study class this guy started saying all these lies about Muslims. I spoke up, and said, "That's not true." and began to tell the people in my Sunday School about what Muslims really believed. See...even then...I couldn't deny the shahadah. I still believed that there was only one God, God, and that Muhammad was the Prophet of God.
While at grad school in Tennessee, I contacted the Muslim Student Association on campus. Two sisters met me at a local bakery for tea. Unfortunately, they didn't really understand that I wanted to convert--and the whole meeting was rather bizarre. I decided that I would just consider myself a Monotheist, and call it a day. I would read on all of the major Monotheistic faiths--Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. I became more and more uncomfortable with Christianity, though. If I went into a church, and there was a crucifix on the wall...it would weird me out. It seemed like an idol that people were worshipping. I did enjoy learning more about Judaism--and found it to be the closest to Islam. Sadly, the two brothers fight way too much these days.
I joined my current company almost two years ago. Coincidentally during my HR orientation, there was a guy who I would work a lot with there. He ended up working for me on numerous projects, and we became friends. He was just out of college, and a rebel. I started asking him how he could drink, if he was a Muslim (threatened to tell his Mom)....asked him why he didn't go to Jummah (Friday) prayer, etc. Over the course of a year, I realized that in talking to him, I was really talking to myself. (I don't drink though--never have.)
So around last February, I went to our local Islamic Center's New Muslims class on a Wednesday night. There was nobody there. One of the brothers kept saying...just wait for Isha (the evening prayer)...the Imam (religious leader) will be here...but I felt too uncomfortable. I left. About four weeks later, I tried again. There was a class going on. That night, 10-11 years after I had first said shahadah in my apartment in DC in front of a TV set, I said shahadah in front of the Imam, a Muslim Sister, and a whole bunch of people interested in Islam. Since that time, I've learned to pray (something I had tried to teach myself through the Web and videos for years!)...and begun to study Arabic. Insha'Allah (God willing), one day I'll be able to read and understand the Qur'an in Arabic. I'm totally amazed that I can already read certain bits of the Qur'an; although, my vocabulary does not allow me to understand much...yet.
Monday, October 8th 2001, was a momentous day in my life as a Muslim as well. I wore hijab (Muslim head covering) for the first time ever to work as part of the Scarves for Solidarity campaign. I was the celebrity at work--people kept walking by my office door, etc. I had posted articles about "Scarves for Solidarity" as well as Islam on the door. And when people asked me, "Are you one of them?" or "Are you a Muslim?" I said, "Yes." So now I'm out of the "Muslim-closet" at work. I guess people just assumed that a blonde-haired blue-eyed person could not be a Muslim. The main question people seem to ask, is "How could you, an educated American woman convert to Islam--a religion that oppresses women?" They are quick to try and equate the rights of women in Afghanistan with the rights of Muslim women everywhere. Basically, what I tell them, is that the Qur'an gives women more rights than the Bible does--in print. That was one of the things that first drew me to Islam. Unfortunately today, Islam is no longer the leader in women's rights. I had a choice--deny what I believe (i.e. that There is only one God, and that Muhammed is a Prophet of God)...or accept what I believe, but work to change the problems that exist within the Muslim community. I chose the latter.
ShujaKhan my advice to you is not to respond to anything anyone has to say about Islam or Muslims. The more you respond to them the more you give attention to them. They intentionally flame you for their own personal amusement
burka is a rarity amongst Muslim women they make up 5% at most. Its totally unnecessary and attracts more unwanted public attention in the western world
punit you showed that to me on the internet can you come and show it to me next time one on one will see how brave you are i wonder if you are braver then these guys:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MQ5FCqvjjI
Turkish bro WE ALL KNOW HOW BRAVE INDIANS ARE... indians ARE THE WEAKEST PPL IN THE WORLD... FACE TO FACE THEY WONT DARE LOOOK AT YOU... internet warriors, lol
INDIANS ONLY GOOD FOR COOKING CURRY ABD FARTING
Typical indians of WAFF!!!
INDIANS ONLY
TYPICAL... INDIAN... AS SHOWN IN SIMPSONS, LOL
This message has been edited by ShujaKhan on Aug 8, 2009 5:11 PM
punit sore A$$ has been passed on from the genes of his forefathers... its because his ancestors were slaves of Pathans and Turks for ONE THOUSAND
One Thousand years of Turko-Pathan supremacy in Hindustan
The spread of Islam in the tribal belt dates back to the rise of the Turkish dynasty in Ghazni from about 960 AD. Mahmud of Ghazni conquered and incorporated areas of the subcontinent up to Lahore. Ghorid Sultan Muizzuddin Muhammad, with his headquarters in Ghor, subdued the north part of the subcontinent and was the founder of Muslim supremacy in Delhi in 1206. The fall of the Ghorids was followed by successive incursions of various forces from Central Asia. The most notable of these were those of conquerors Genghis Khan in 1221 and of Timur in 1398.
The tribesmen formed the spearhead of the Muslim penetration and conquest of India, first as soldiers of fortune and later as powerful kings, even as sultans and emperors.[citation needed] The Turks were a small band of chosen favourites; the soldiers, and later the rulers, were Ghaljis or Pathans.[citation needed] Apart from the Turks, i.e. Ghaznavids (1001-1186), Ghorids (1186-1290), and Tughlaqs (1321-1451), three Pathan dynasties, i.e., Khaljis (1290-1321), Lodis (1451-1526) and Suris (1539-55), had sat on the throne of Delhi. But their authority did not extend over the tribal belt. Babur, the conqueror of India and founder of the Mughal dynasty, wrote of the empire of Lodis that its writ did not run effectively west of the Indus, and it had no control over the Afghan or Pathan homelands from which its rulers had originally come.[citation needed]
The Pathan dynasties who ruled in India attracted many frontiersmen to their banners."[citation needed] The firman (royal edict) of Bahlol Lodhi (1451-1489), the ruler of Delhi, encouraging frontier tribes of the northwest to take service in Delhi stated:
Hindustan can best be held by somebody who rules over a nation with tribes. Let every Afghan tribesman bring his relatives leading a life of indigence, let them come and take up estates in Hind, relieving themselves from straitened circumstances, and supporting the State against powerful enemies.[citation needed]
The declining flow of Pathan warriors from the tribal belt may be one of the important causes of their downfall.[citation needed] The lack of support became obvious after the death of Sher Shah Suri in 1555.
Despite nearly five centuries of Muslim occupation of India, Rajasthan in 1567 CE was still almost entirely Hindu. Akbar infiltrated the area by marrying into Rajasthan's ruling houses and by steadily capturing various forts on the eastern fringe of Rajputana. But the senior house of Rajasthan, Rana of Mewar proudly refused any alliance with Mughals. Akbar's army started a campaign for Chitod in 1567. Rana of Mewar, Uday Singh left his capital, the great fort of Chitod to be defended by 8,000 Rajputs under an excellent commander, Jai Mal, and took himself and his family to the safety of the hills. Akbar arrived on October 24, 1567 and laid a siege of Chitod. Akbar's huge army's camp stretched for almost ten miles . Akbar planned two methods of assault -mining and building a 'sabat', a structure which provides the invading army a cover of a high wall as it progresses 'infinitely slowly' towards the fort wall and tightens the noose around the fort. The mining proved disastrous since an explosion of a mistimed second mine claimed Akbar's nearly 200 men including some leading nobles. As the noose of 'sabat' tightened, Akbar forces lost nearly 200 men a day to musket fire from the fort. Almost four months after the siege, on February 23, 1567, a musket shot fired from the Mughal army killed Jai Mal. Some chroniclers claim that this shot was fired by Akbar himself. With the death of their leader Jai Mal, the Rajputs for a while lost heart. That night flames leapt to the sky as THOUSANDS OF RAJPUT WOMEN PERFORMED JAUHAR (act of self-immolation, the term is a corruption of Jay Har - meaning Hail Shiva). They preferred jumping into a roaring fire, to being captured by Mughal Akbar. Later events do lend credit to their astute judgement. This was the THIRD JAUHAR IN THE HISTORY OF CHITOD.
Next day the Rajputs under a new young leader Patta Singh donned on the saffron robes - Kesariya, in preparation for a fight to death, flung open the gates of the fort and charged on to the Mughal army. Patta Singh, his mother and his wife duly died in the ensuing battle as did many Rajput warriors. Later, the victorious Mughal army entered the fort of Chitod. At the time there were 40,000 Hindu peasants and artisans residing on the fort besides the Rajput army. AKBAR THEN ORDERED A MASSACRE OF ALL THE CAPTURED UNARMED 40,000 HINDUS, some artisans indeed were spared and taken away but THE SLAIN AMOUNTED TO AT LEAST 30,000 (5,6,7,8,9) Akbar was particularly keen to avenge himself on the thousand musketeers who had done much damage to his troops, but they escaped by the boldest of the tricks. Binding their own women and children, and shoving them roughly along like new captives, the Rajput musketeers successfully passed themselves off as a detachment of the victorious Mughals and so made their way out of the fort (5,6,7,8,9).
The MASSACRE OF 30,000 CAPTIVE HINDUS AT CHITOD BY AKBAR has left an indelible blot on his name. No such horrors were perpetrated by even the brutal Ala-ud-din Khilji who had captured the fort in 1303 CE. Abul Fazl, Akbar's court chronicler is at pains in trying to justify this slaughter. In the later period of his rule, Akbar later had statues of Patta and Jai Mal, riding on elephants, installed at the gate of his imperial palace at Agra. Although probably intended as a compliment for their heroism, it was open to misconstruction since in the earlier history Jai Chand had placed a similar statue of Prithvi Raj Chauhan at the gate of his palace (as a Dwarpal) at the Swayamvar of his daughter Sanyogita.
Sir Thomas Roe, an Englishman who visited Chitod some fifty years later, found the fort deserted. In fact, it remained a firm tenet of Mughal policy throughout the next century that fortifications of Chitod, which till then was the capital of the then strongest Hindu Rana, should remain unrepaired, perhaps as a lesson to Hindus who dared to take on the Mughals (5).
Rana Pratap Singh of Mewar, son of Rana Uday Singh, kept the Rajput resistance to Akbar alive and tried to reclaim the glory of Chitod.
Muhammed is the numero uno rapist in the universe. The people following the rapist are doing so dat they can freely rape their sisters, daughters, grand daughters. ISLAM the official religion, only about SEX
also accoring to evil koran rule, all muslim girls will have to have female genital mutilation which will prevent them to have orgasm .. really cruel rule
Is it acceptable under the Quran to post images of devote and pious muslim ladies?
"It's God's responsibility to forgive the terrorist organization
It's our responsibility to arrange the meeting between them and god."
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is it allowed by sexmaniac muhammad and evil koran to have female leader ? ... I don't think so, under evil koran rule, women is second class human being
"Don't mean to contribute another stupid comment to this thread, but the images make it seem like a Muslim woman has to wear a headscarf. That's a tiny minority of the Muslim women I've met over the years, and some were otherwise very traditional and conservative. To tell you the truth, while I don't think this was the intention, I find it offensive that a woman should be expected to advertise her religion with a headscarf.
Regards. "
depends on which school of thoughts you addressed your question to. to be honest, a woman's aurat is not for the eyes of non-muhrim. if she decides to flaunt her aurat to non-muhrim, its not for us to judge whether she will go to hell or not.
wearing headscharf or such head coverings are never intended as an advertisement whether by the wearer or by her husband/father or even brother. its only a small issue in a bigger pool of bigger issues but many people would rather nit pick the wearing of head coverings by Muslim ladies. i think this has got to do with the male hormones needing to find release in bearing authority upon 'lesser' beings i.e. its a non religious issue.
bear in mind that many Muslim ladies choose to wear the head coverings on their own free will. but i do not discount that some wear out of fear of their male muhrims which is totally counter productive. to us, male muhrims are responsible for their dependents' actions (to a certain limit) and this might be construed by them as total responsibility and accountability.
to put it in another perspective, its a duty for Muslims (and everyone else for that matter) to educate their dependents but there could be instances of failure to do, so or educating them in the 'wrong' way as opposed to the 'right' way. is the 'wrong' way means that it is a sin? again, its not for us to judge.
you yourself say that the images above make it seem like a Muslim woman has to wear a headscarf. meaning there is a tendency for perception (whether true or not true). and Muslims are human foremost. we also not immune to perceptions ourselves.
...covered their heads as backwardness must be a drunken twit. Most of my former female schoolmates proudly wear head covers and feel the tranquility after covering their bodies. I didn't see humiliation within their eyes.
You uneducated third-rated Islamophobic jackasses failed to expand your cerebral capability even smaller than New Zealand lambs...
"If we do [what Hezbollah accomplished], this Israeli army full of gay soldiers and full of corruption and with old-fashioned war methods can be defeated also in Palestine."
Yup, to be admit..thats malaysian girl for sure..
thats what you get when youre government are to afraid of being labelled..
but thankfully some of our girls still know thier root...
my appology for any one offended..
"If they know their roots thn y are they imitating arab culture?
Its not imitating you ...its adapting...
our ancestor convert to islam a long time ago...
wearing head scarf for muslim does not mean immitate,...
its to cover the hair..and half of the woman body..
it is done so..to protect the woman herself..from sexually harrassed
or abused, to protect thier honour and dignity.
all the muslimah around the world do the same..to adapt with
the islamic rule,
//Are they all now muhammad' wives ? is he really good in bed ??? //
Don't think so. He only had about 6 childrens from the first wife. His subsequent many wifes later came when he was about 50 years old and he has no other children from his numerous wifes and concubines....
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