SunshineGirl · 41-45, F
How about not viewing a complex world through a simplistic ethnic and religious filter?
sunsporter1649 · 70-79, M
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DogMan · 61-69, M
Europe’s No-Go Zones and Parallel Societies: How political Islam and immigration are reshaping the continent? A new report contends that Europe's growing network of no-go zones and parallel societies ...
🇻🇦✝ "Now we are witnessing an invasion. There are no refugees. No, this is an invasion of mass Islamization of Europe," says Bishop Athanasius Schneider.
He says that mass immigration is essentially the destruction of Europe's historical culture and Christianity.
🇻🇦✝ "Now we are witnessing an invasion. There are no refugees. No, this is an invasion of mass Islamization of Europe," says Bishop Athanasius Schneider.
He says that mass immigration is essentially the destruction of Europe's historical culture and Christianity.
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AverageMuslim · 26-30, M
@OriginalDumbMan that's like asking Christians how churches get damaged in natural disasters. A mosque can be rebuilt and repaired. Mosques are able to be built everywhere and Muslims believe the world is vast 😐
So if a plqce is tested with calamity, we just rebuild what's needed to be rebuilt as HUMANS
So if a plqce is tested with calamity, we just rebuild what's needed to be rebuilt as HUMANS
sunsporter1649 · 70-79, M
@AverageMuslim An Iranian anti-regime protester was hanged at dawn Oct. 5 inside Isfahan Central Prison, just hours after marrying his imprisoned fiancée over a jail phone line, The Times reported Thursday.
Alireza Sepahi, 25, was executed alongside co-defendant Alireza Raisi after being sentenced to death in the anti-government demonstrations at Isfahan’s Alikhani Square Jan. 8., according to Human Rights Iran.
Sepahi and his bride, student activist Mahshad Keshani, 22, knew and loved each other before being arrested during anti-regime demonstrations, the report said.
Keshani, who is serving a five-year sentence, pushed for an informal wedding Sunday as fears mounted that Sepahi’s execution was imminent after a final family summons.
The ceremony held no formal authority to halt the execution. Sepahi had previously survived a scheduled hanging in July after suffering a heart attack on his way to the gallows. Authorities then rescheduled the execution after he regained consciousness.
On Monday morning, hours after the vows were spoken, Sepahi was hanged.
This came as Maryam Rajavi, president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), urged U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres to take immediate international action to halt executions and the killing of protesters in Iran, citing thousands of executions and decades of impunity for human rights abuses.
Alireza Sepahi, 25, was executed alongside co-defendant Alireza Raisi after being sentenced to death in the anti-government demonstrations at Isfahan’s Alikhani Square Jan. 8., according to Human Rights Iran.
Sepahi and his bride, student activist Mahshad Keshani, 22, knew and loved each other before being arrested during anti-regime demonstrations, the report said.
Keshani, who is serving a five-year sentence, pushed for an informal wedding Sunday as fears mounted that Sepahi’s execution was imminent after a final family summons.
The ceremony held no formal authority to halt the execution. Sepahi had previously survived a scheduled hanging in July after suffering a heart attack on his way to the gallows. Authorities then rescheduled the execution after he regained consciousness.
On Monday morning, hours after the vows were spoken, Sepahi was hanged.
This came as Maryam Rajavi, president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), urged U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres to take immediate international action to halt executions and the killing of protesters in Iran, citing thousands of executions and decades of impunity for human rights abuses.
AverageMuslim · 26-30, M
@sunsporter1649 ....
It's like you didn't even read anything I said. You're not even answering me
Am I not present and responding to you? Please show some kind of interaction with me
It's like you passed by anything I said entirely and just share some crazy news 😐
It's like you didn't even read anything I said. You're not even answering me
Am I not present and responding to you? Please show some kind of interaction with me
It's like you passed by anything I said entirely and just share some crazy news 😐
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DogMan · 61-69, M
The late Yusuf al-Qaradawi, one of the leading intellectuals of the Muslim Brotherhood, said this in Doha, Qatar, in 2007: “Islam will conquer Europe without resorting to the sword or fighting. The conquest will be through da’wah and ideology”.
The basic freedoms and rights given by European democracies are the enabler – the path – for Qaradawi’s conquest to take place. Freedom of speech appears to allow endless, vexatious, and intimidatory protests against Israel.
Freedom of religion is exploited to permit hate preaching, which, even when it is highlighted, seems too hot a potato for the police and courts to handle.
Freedom of the press allows for the propagation of conducive messaging, made much more effective by Turkish influence, Qatari money, and ubiquitous penetration by Al Jazeera of the Western media sector.
Freedom of association is exploited by charities and political action groups, whilst the right to privacy offers a firewall for activities hostile to the host nation
Then there is the freedom to vote, with more and more candidates and policymakers, either Islamists or reliant on Islamist endorsement to win elections.
The basic freedoms and rights given by European democracies are the enabler – the path – for Qaradawi’s conquest to take place. Freedom of speech appears to allow endless, vexatious, and intimidatory protests against Israel.
Freedom of religion is exploited to permit hate preaching, which, even when it is highlighted, seems too hot a potato for the police and courts to handle.
Freedom of the press allows for the propagation of conducive messaging, made much more effective by Turkish influence, Qatari money, and ubiquitous penetration by Al Jazeera of the Western media sector.
Freedom of association is exploited by charities and political action groups, whilst the right to privacy offers a firewall for activities hostile to the host nation
Then there is the freedom to vote, with more and more candidates and policymakers, either Islamists or reliant on Islamist endorsement to win elections.
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DogMan · 61-69, M
@val70 In Indonesian culture, sexuality in any form is considered a taboo subject and often immediately judged as an obscenity. Sexuality, let alone homosexuality, issues are considered a very private matter that must be confined only within bedrooms. In Indonesian culture the concept of malu (shame/embarrassment or 'losing face') is prevalent.
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