Comments on: Law of the Burqa

By: kinkminos

kinkminos — Sun, 15 Jul 2007 11:01:41 +0000

@ali shahan: pity the poor rangroot tulla, who legally only ever gets to feel up his wife. how liberating for our law enforcement agencies. perhaps they might be distracted and titillated enough at the prospect of feeling up mysterious gunnysacked women to consider a reduction in their daily bhatta collection activities.

By: Ali Shahan

Ali Shahan — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 07:35:56 +0000

This act or so-called maulana has created many problems for the muslim girls who always wear veil in public. Now whenever a groups of “burqa-poosh khawatein” is spotted in public place, it will create a doubt in the mind of people about the possibility of a suicide bomber or a militant in the disguise of a veiled girl. So the security forces specially our policemen who never leave such chance might interrupt those women, and ask them for their identity. This could create a lots of problem for poor girls.
Not only in Pakistan, but in othe countries where girls are still allowed to use scarf or naqaab, might ban veil, due to the same reason.

By: kinkminos

kinkminos — Sun, 08 Jul 2007 14:44:25 +0000

shameful or shameless?

after mailana abdul aziz’s
shameful
(or should it be shameless?
i can’t quite decide which)
attempt at a getaway,
is there any true-green muslin
(cleric or otherwise-inclined)
in our land of the puritanical
whose head is not bowed in shame
at his
(her)
cowardice
(except perhaps for good ol’ mailana furball)

By: Noumaan

Noumaan — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 02:21:06 +0000

Musharraf can not shutdown any Madrisah, madrissas are good for dictator, to divert attention from real issues to staged ones. and the Madrassah students are brain washed actors filled with passion and they are never afraid of cameras.

By: maujkar

maujkar — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 13:42:16 +0000

Last we saw him in person, he didnt have a ‘pot belly’…but ..yes he is accountable for all the crap Red Mosque is into !! I hope its adminstration goes back to someone sane and students can benefit properly - or Mess-arraff is going to shut it down - completely !

By: Secular

Secular — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 10:38:30 +0000

The answer is secularization. Let us stop ignoring Pakistan’s problem: religion!

By: MadSufidotcom

MadSufidotcom — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 21:21:16 +0000

This is quite sad. These extremist “Maulanas” should be rounded up and put in jail. What was this man and his students hoping to achieve by creating such miscief? Anyway, do note that prominent Islamic scholars have condemned the recent endeavours of Lal Masjid.

Mufti Rafi Usmani, the “grand mufti” of Pakistan, said about these students actions that for actions to be acceptable, they have to be in accordance to the limits of the Shariah – and the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) lived within the limits of the law and urged the believers to live within the limits of the law at all times.

Situations such as this, the Mufti said, are very dangerous, because Islam is a religion of law, and it commands its followers to abide by the law and to remain within its limits. When there are problems with the government, its laws, or the enforcement of those laws, then it is a believer’s duty to take all legal means possible to seek to rectify matters. But one cannot take the law into one’s own hand, as this is contrary to the Shariah and a recipe for lawlessness, crime, and vigilantism–and it creates very dangerous precedents.

By: Andrew R.

Andrew R. — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 20:57:40 +0000

I just want to express my condolences that your home country has to deal with both these assclowns *and* a military dictator.