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210.       si++
3785 posts
 15 Jun 2011 Wed 02:15 pm

From:

http://www.memritv.org/clip_transcript/en/2974.htm

 

Kuwaiti Political Activist Salwa Al-Mteiri Calls for a Law Permitting the Purchase of POWs in Order to Turn Them into Slave Girls

 

Following are excerpts a video posted by Kuwaiti political activist Salwa Al-Mteiri, which aired on the Internet on May 25, 2011:

Salwa Al-Mteiri: I asked [a Saudi mufti]: What is the law with regard to slave girls? The mufti told me that the law requires there to be a Muslim country raiding a Christian country – sorry, a non-Muslim country – and taking POWs. I asked him whether it was forbidden [to turn them into slaves], and he said that Islam does not prohibit having slave girls. On the contrary.

The law pertaining to slave girls is not the same as for free women. Free women must cover their bodies, except for their hands and faces. The slave girl must cover up from the bellybutton down. There is a big difference between slave girls and free women. With a free woman, the man must make a marriage contract, but with a slave girl – all he has to do is buy her. It´s as if he married her. So there is a difference between slave girls and free women.

Here in Kuwait too, I asked religious scholars and experts about this, and they said that for the average, good religious man, the only way to avoid forbidden relations with women is to purchase slave girls.

[…]

I very much hope that such a law is legislated. Just like they allow servants, they should allow slave girls and legislate a proper law in this regard. We don´t want our children to fall into the abyss of fornication and similar filth, God forbid. Allah willing, things will work out.

There are countries like Chechnya, which are at war with another country. In such a case, there must be POWs, so why not go and buy those prisoners? Is it better for them to be slaughtered over there? Go and buy them, and sell them to traders here in Kuwait.

[…]

 

POW=Prisoner of War

211.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 15 Jun 2011 Wed 09:17 pm

 

Quoting si++

From:

http://www.memritv.org/clip_transcript/en/2974.htm

 

Kuwaiti Political Activist Salwa Al-Mteiri Calls for a Law Permitting the Purchase of POWs in Order to Turn Them into Slave Girls

 

Following are excerpts a video posted by Kuwaiti political activist Salwa Al-Mteiri, which aired on the Internet on May 25, 2011:

Salwa Al-Mteiri: I asked [a Saudi mufti]: What is the law with regard to slave girls? The mufti told me that the law requires there to be a Muslim country raiding a Christian country – sorry, a non-Muslim country – and taking POWs. I asked him whether it was forbidden [to turn them into slaves], and he said that Islam does not prohibit having slave girls. On the contrary.

The law pertaining to slave girls is not the same as for free women. Free women must cover their bodies, except for their hands and faces. The slave girl must cover up from the bellybutton down. There is a big difference between slave girls and free women. With a free woman, the man must make a marriage contract, but with a slave girl – all he has to do is buy her. It´s as if he married her. So there is a difference between slave girls and free women.

Here in Kuwait too, I asked religious scholars and experts about this, and they said that for the average, good religious man, the only way to avoid forbidden relations with women is to purchase slave girls.

[…]

I very much hope that such a law is legislated. Just like they allow servants, they should allow slave girls and legislate a proper law in this regard. We don´t want our children to fall into the abyss of fornication and similar filth, God forbid. Allah willing, things will work out.

There are countries like Chechnya, which are at war with another country. In such a case, there must be POWs, so why not go and buy those prisoners? Is it better for them to be slaughtered over there? Go and buy them, and sell them to traders here in Kuwait.

[…]

 

POW=Prisoner of War

 

 OK...THIS MADE ME SOOOOOOO ANGRY!  Really?  This guy wants to purchase girls so that he/or men like him can have sex with them.  In his little mind he thinks this is the only way to have sex outside of marriage and still be OK with God!  WHATTTTT?????  I would rather be shot in the head than be a slave!  It is better to be dead than to be treated less than human.

212.       MeDanone
73 posts
 15 Jun 2011 Wed 09:47 pm

God save us all. We just don´t have the strength to help ourselves. Life is already tiring. Oh, the pain.

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213.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 16 Jun 2011 Thu 01:03 am

 

Quoting Elisabeth

 

 

 OK...THIS MADE ME SOOOOOOO ANGRY!  Really?  This guy wants to purchase girls so that he/or men like him can have sex with them.  In his little mind he thinks this is the only way to have sex outside of marriage and still be OK with God!  WHATTTTT?????  I would rather be shot in the head than be a slave!  It is better to be dead than to be treated less than human.

 

If it´s with a slave it doesn´t count It´s like having sex with a donkey. See, this is what happens when you want to apply 7th century social rules to 21st century world. They clash. Surely god would have forseen that, wouldn´t s/he?

 

214.       alameda
3499 posts
 17 Jun 2011 Fri 07:56 pm

Ummm....You do realize who this organization represents, and who is  behind it, don´t you? In case you don´t...here...

 

" The Middle East Media Research Institute, or MEMRI for short, is a Middle Eastern press monitoring organization with headquarters located in Washington, DC. MEMRI was co-founded in 1998 by Yigal Carmon, a former colonel in the Israeli military intelligence and Meyrav Wurmser, an Israeli-bornAmerican political scientist. MEMRI distributes free English language translations of material published in Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Pashto, and Turkish, publishes analyses and reports on its website and offers specialized content for a fee."  

source   


Quoting si++

From:

http://www.memritv.org/clip_transcript/en/2974.htm

Kuwaiti Political Activist Salwa Al-Mteiri Calls for a Law Permitting the Purchase of POWs in Order to Turn Them into Slave Girls

 

Following are excerpts a video posted by Kuwaiti political activist Salwa Al-Mteiri, which aired on the Internet on May 25, 2011:

Salwa Al-Mteiri: I asked [a Saudi mufti]: What is the law with regard to slave girls? The mufti told me that the law requires there to be a Muslim country raiding a Christian country – sorry, a non-Muslim country – and taking POWs. I asked him whether it was forbidden [to turn them into slaves], and he said that Islam does not prohibit having slave girls. On the contrary.
 

The law pertaining to slave girls is not the same as for free women. Free women must cover their bodies, except for their hands and faces. The slave girl must cover up from the bellybutton down. There is a big difference between slave girls and free women. With a free woman, the man must make a marriage contract, but with a slave girl – all he has to do is buy her. It´s as if he married her. So there is a difference between slave girls and free women. 


215.       si++
3785 posts
 17 Jun 2011 Fri 09:10 pm

 

Quoting alameda

Ummm....You do realize who this organization represents, and who is  behind it, don´t you? In case you don´t...here...

No I didn´t know that. Thanks for the info. But in any case, this translation informs us of some sick souls out there.

 

" The Middle East Media Research Institute, or MEMRI for short, is a Middle Eastern press monitoring organization with headquarters located in Washington, DC. MEMRI was co-founded in 1998 by Yigal Carmon, a former colonel in the Israeli military intelligence and Meyrav Wurmser, an Israeli-bornAmerican political scientist. MEMRI distributes free English language translations of material published in Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Pashto, and Turkish, publishes analyses and reports on its website and offers specialized content for a fee."  

source   


Quoting si++

From:

http://www.memritv.org/clip_transcript/en/2974.htm

Kuwaiti Political Activist Salwa Al-Mteiri Calls for a Law Permitting the Purchase of POWs in Order to Turn Them into Slave Girls

 

Following are excerpts a video posted by Kuwaiti political activist Salwa Al-Mteiri, which aired on the Internet on May 25, 2011:

Salwa Al-Mteiri: I asked [a Saudi mufti]: What is the law with regard to slave girls? The mufti told me that the law requires there to be a Muslim country raiding a Christian country – sorry, a non-Muslim country – and taking POWs. I asked him whether it was forbidden [to turn them into slaves], and he said that Islam does not prohibit having slave girls. On the contrary.
 

The law pertaining to slave girls is not the same as for free women. Free women must cover their bodies, except for their hands and faces. The slave girl must cover up from the bellybutton down. There is a big difference between slave girls and free women. With a free woman, the man must make a marriage contract, but with a slave girl – all he has to do is buy her. It´s as if he married her. So there is a difference between slave girls and free women. 


 

 

216.       alameda
3499 posts
 17 Jun 2011 Fri 09:47 pm

There seem to be a lot of sickness around as of late....take care.

Quoting si++

 

 

217.       MeDanone
73 posts
 17 Jun 2011 Fri 09:57 pm

 

Quoting alameda

There seem to be a lot of sickness around as of late....take care.

Quoting si++

 

 

 

True

218.       Abla
3648 posts
 20 Jun 2011 Mon 09:55 am

It seems that while men and boys kill each other in endless wars women and girls end up killed and mistreated simply because of their sex. The victims in the 20th century were as many. Read Half the Sky (2009) by Nicholas D. Kristof & Sheryl Wudunn if you still didn´t.

219.       barba_mama
1629 posts
 20 Jun 2011 Mon 10:33 pm

Idiots are not dangerous. People who agree with idiots and who take what they say seriously are the dangerous ones. I am not only talking about the idiotic slave-tale here (wtf!!!) but also about the abuse of the like button. In any case, I´m sure there are some mutfi´s around who agree with this, although the one quoted here might not actually have said it. It´s only dangerous if people listen to it.

220.       si++
3785 posts
 23 Jun 2011 Thu 08:33 am

Sarkisian complains about ‘Turkish blockade’

Armenia’s President Serge Sarkisian addresses the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. The Armenian president says his country has no other choice than nuclear energy because of ‘Turkish blockade.’ AFP photo


Armenia’s President Serge Sarkisian addresses the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. The Armenian president says his country has no other choice than nuclear energy because of ‘Turkish blockade.’ AFP photo

Armenian President Serge Sarkisian claimed Armenia is under the blockade of Turkey and Azerbaijan, during his address to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, while Azerbaijani parliamentarians said they were not able to ask their questions during the session Wednesday.

 

Armenian President said the Armenian-Turkish normalization process ended up in a “deadlock.” Sarkisian also blamed Turkey for not recognizing the 1915 events as “genocide.”

“Turkey still not only fails to recognize, but also denies the genocide conducted by the Ottomans in 1915. We are determined not to leave this issue unsolved for the next generations,” Sarkisian said.

 

Source: here 

 

Wow! Turkie fails to recognise the "so-called" genocide, even denies it.

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