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Soap Opera "Noor" (Gümüş) changes traditional Arab Gender Roles
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1.       catwoman
8933 posts
 04 Aug 2008 Mon 08:20 am

CAIRO, Egypt – A relative newcomer to Arab TV, the Turkish soap opera "Noor" has helped narrow the gender gap between men and women across the Middle East.
Women see the lead female character – the independent, aspiring fashion designer Noor -- as a role model. Meantime, her husband on the show -- the blue-eyed former model and athlete Mohannad -- has become the region’s first pin-up boy.
The nightly soap opera has mainly female viewers glued to their TV sets not only because Mohannad is a cuter version of Justin Timberlake, but because he offers something many lack in their lives: romance, tenderness and a supportive partner to his independent wife. Mohannad has become the standard against which many Arab men are being judged, much to their chagrin.

Too much to live up to
According to Arab newspapers, marriages in Jordan, Syria and Saudi Arabia have dissolved because wives insisted on putting Mohannad´s picture on their mobile phone display, or on their bedroom wall. In Bahrain, a woman allegedly begged her husband to have plastic surgery to look like the actor. Another recent divorcee allegedly told her husband "I want to sleep with Mohannad one night and then die."
In Saudi Arabia, where about one in seven people tunes in each night, men circulated the rumor that Kivanc Tatlitug, the actor who plays Mohannad, is gay, which left female viewers distraught until the rumor was dispelled.
Saudi society abounds with Mohannad jokes such as this one: A Saudi woman was touring Turkey with her husband and son when her husband went missing. As she described him to the police, her son shouted, "But that´s not what Daddy looks like." "Be quiet," she whispers, "They might just give me Mohannad."

A positive role model for women
To some young women, the aspiring fashion designer Noor, provides a positive female role model and encourages them to raise the bar not only on future spouses but on themselves.
In Cairo, Na´ama Hegazy, a single 25-year-old, watches "Noor" three times a day and says it has influenced the way she sees her future.
"I want a romantic [man] who treats me like how Mohannad treats his wife. Every day he brings her flowers and tells her romantic words," said Hegazy. "The life will be very good when a husband treats his wife [like that]."
But Hegazy also wants to emulate Noor who is a both a good wife and mother, and a self-reliant professional. "When she has troubles with Mohannad, she wants him to leave her alone. She wants to work and doesn´t want anything from him. This means any woman who falls out with her husband can work and depend on herself."

Rest of the article:
Soap Opera "Noor" (Gümüş ) changes traditional Arab Gender Roles


A family watches the Turkish soap opera "Noor" in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on Saturday.

2.       CANLI
5084 posts
 04 Aug 2008 Mon 01:53 pm

Ohhh GOD!its as silly and BORİNG as The Bold and the Beautiful ´American soap series´,if you know what i mean ! lol

İts not also real,i mean things not happening that way in Türkiye ´or is it ? lol´
The woman ´wife´ keep yelling to the man ´husband´ and he ALWAYS try to make up things with her no matter how long and how many times she rejected him !

Although the only thing i find it REAL with ALL men not just Turkish men,that when they make mistake,they try to claim that woman was part of the reason that he did that mistake,and it wasnt his fault alone lol
Check this out
´he started to be interested with his EX wife ,and feel jealouse for her because HİS wife,suspected this,and she was accusing him of that when he was innocent so as a result she draw his attention AGAİN back to his ex wife and he started to feel somethings,but when he examined it later ´after spending the night at his ex wife house DRUNK´he knew that he loves his wife,never the less it was his wife mistake that he was in that stiuation´
Pahhhhhhhh !
MEN! lol

Anyway,maybe because its Eastern series not Western,so it give the women and girls in the Middle East feeling that,things can happen that way,and it can be real with our own traditions.´Turkish and Arab Traditions almost same´
So,maybe that thing alone is a good thing !
And if its doing this in Saudi Arabia ´and women believing it ´ then sure its good hee hee

3.       Nisreen
1413 posts
 04 Aug 2008 Mon 02:18 pm

I watch "Gümüş-Noor),and it´s very nice series and interesting show,I enjoy it every time I watch it,Turkish series are very interesting, Kivanc Tatlitug is not gay its only a gossip,he is very handsome,i adore his eyes!but it doesnt mean that I want to put his picture next to my bed and dream of him all the time !it´s crazy to do that !!!!!!!
Anyway I love Gümüş series,it´s not a silly or boring series.
Turkish men are sexy

4.       Roswitha
4132 posts
 04 Aug 2008 Mon 03:09 pm

I hope this show encourges Saudi women to stand up for their rights.

5.       mltm
3690 posts
 04 Aug 2008 Mon 03:12 pm

I love Gümüş series as well,however I couldn´t watch it when it was on turkish TV, so I try to watch it on youtube, but I cannot find episode 29 and so on, so I cannot watch the rest

The story and their life style may not reflect the majority of the turkish families, but they have done it this way to make it a more like a soap-opera and attractive to watch. However, you can still find a lot of turkish motifs in it too. That´s what it makes it different than the other western series to the arab people.

And ofcourse the reason for the season is Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ. He has made a lot of female fans. He is both romantic and a bit macho in the series, so the women dream about him.

It´s alreadt a good thing that they show these series on arab channels.




6.       Nisreen
1413 posts
 04 Aug 2008 Mon 09:31 pm

Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ IS VERY HANDSOME and I like his eyes so much,I like that series Ihlamular altinda and it´s very very nice series I like it more than Gumus
Yilmaz ve Filiz en guzel asklar

7.       doudi94
845 posts
 04 Aug 2008 Mon 10:15 pm

whoa this is soooo weird im watching it right now it s nice but not like that way and Saudis im sorry no offense but theyre crazy i mean really!!and yeah the actor IS good looking but not to a point where u become obsessed thats just silly one thing that might be drawing arabic viewers to it is that its different to what were used to watching its a different story and the truth is were kind of happy to see smbdy else´s problems coz were tired of seeing our own!! and i never wanted to watch it in the beginning co it reminded me of soap operas and its dubbed in arabic but the story is really nice and the truth is its doing Turkish tourism a huge favor!!! u have no idea how many arabs are going to turkey now i mean i know im begging my dad!!!but im not obsessed so i think that article really exaggerated things a bit!! but its still a matter of opinions.

8.       si++
3785 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 07:20 am

Interesting!

I never watched "gümüş" but I think I came across when switching between channels. After taking a look for 10 or 15 seconds, I would switch to the next channel. What makes so many Arabs want to come to Turkey? Actors or views of Turkey or other things?

Are there any other Turkish serials broadcast in the Arab world?

9.       Nisreen
1413 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 10:43 am

Quoting si++:

Interesting!

I never watched "gümüş" but I think I came across when switching between channels. After taking a look for 10 or 15 seconds, I would switch to the next channel. What makes so many Arabs want to come to Turkey? Actors or views of Turkey or other things?

Are there any other Turkish serials broadcast in the Arab world?



what makes me come to Turkey because Turkey is very beautiful and i have many of my relatives who live there,I adore Izmir

10.       CANLI
5084 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 11:29 am

Quoting si++:


Are there any other Turkish serials broadcast in the Arab world?


Ihlamular altında i heard it had been broadcasted,i havent watched it.

11.       shizuma
7 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 12:48 pm

hey i live in UAE and i cant discribe how this show effect

girlz here cuz it will take me 5000 words .

in fact i see it smthing stupid really how girlz think that by dreaming and watching this show will change their life . is it good to divorce and destroy family only bcuz the woman luv the male main actors ... is it good women want perfection and everyone know its hard her in middle east....

girlz think b4 u act

12.       Nisreen
1413 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 03:51 pm

Quoting shizuma:

hey i live in UAE and i cant discribe how this show effect

girlz here cuz it will take me 5000 words .

in fact i see it smthing stupid really how girlz think that by dreaming and watching this show will change their life . is it good to divorce and destroy family only bcuz the woman luv the male main actors ... is it good women want perfection and everyone know its hard her in middle east....

girlz think b4 u act



not every girl thinks that way you are saying at least not in Lebanon

13.       AEnigmamagnadea
416 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 03:56 pm

Quoting shizuma:


girlz think b4 u act



Much as I hate soap operas, if it is stirring things up and making men all hot under the colour and jealous of a few actors, then it sounds like good thing!

14.       CANLI
5084 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 04:32 pm

Quoting AEnigmamagnadea:


Much as I hate soap operas, if it is stirring things up and making men all hot under the colour and jealous of a few actors, then it sounds like good thing!


Eastern men get jealous of anyone who is not them lol...so actually its a silly thing to get jealouse of some actors ! lol

15.       doudi94
845 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 04:42 pm

i dont see why it says its changing gender roles all these articles and things are over exaggerating it makes me feel that arabs are living in the 10th century and have no rights and dont use cars well i have a question have any of u gone to riyadh and seen the cars and the buildings and the villas there or beirut???or cairo????/ were civilized and women play a large part in society . theyre not animals like some ppl commented on that article, theyre not treated like cattle!!!i actually find it very wierd how ppl portrait the arab countries in their minds. like once i was talking got a russian girl and i told her that i was in egypt and shewas like "oh my god!!u have internet there???" imagine how surprised she was when i told her i was using highspeed and wireless too!!! i just hope ppl really change what they think about these countries even though i must admit that there are some countries in which women dont have aLL their rights like the right to drive for example oh and by the way just one comment WE ARE NOT TERRORISTS!!!

thank you!!!

16.       Nisreen
1413 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 04:49 pm

Quoting doudi94:

i dont see why it says its changing gender roles all these articles and things are over exaggerating it makes me feel that arabs are living in the 10th century and have no rights and dont use cars well i have a question have any of u gone to riyadh and seen the cars and the buildings and the villas there or beirut???or cairo????/ were civilized and women play a large part in society . theyre not animals like some ppl commented on that article, theyre not treated like cattle!!!i actually find it very wierd how ppl portrait the arab countries in their minds. like once i was talking got a russian girl and i told her that i was in egypt and shewas like "oh my god!!u have internet there???" imagine how surprised she was when i told her i was using highspeed and wireless too!!! i just hope ppl really change what they think about these countries even though i must admit that there are some countries in which women dont have aLL their rights like the right to drive for example oh and by the way just one comment WE ARE NOT TERRORISTS!!!

thank you!!!



ofcourse Arab are NOT terrorist,In lEBANON women are independent and have place in the society we are not slaves to men we are smarter than men

17.       doudi94
845 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 05:14 pm

i know exactly what youre talking about its the same situation here in egypt

18.       _Gumus_
17 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 05:20 pm

nesreen u r so right =)

19.       _Gumus_
17 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 05:26 pm

yeah dodi i am from egypt too . in egypt we have all the rights to do what ever we want , i just love watching gümüş for fun

20.       _Gumus_
17 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 05:30 pm

si i,ll answer u when i watched gümüş for the first time i didnt know that there is a country called turkey when i watched it it opened my eyes on a new world a fancy world called TURKEY

21.       CANLI
5084 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 07:23 pm

Quoting _Gumus_:

si i,ll answer u when i watched gümüş for the first time i didnt know that there is a country called turkey when i watched it it opened my eyes on a new world a fancy world called TURKEY



My dear,
İts the Country which had been Occupying us for at least 400 yrs
http://www.theottomans.org/english/maps/map2.asp
İm sure that you like Gümüş that much,but im afraid Türkiye made its way to us long,long time before it.

You may meant that it ´along with the other series´ introduced the Modern Türkiye to our common society,and it made it clear that,what people thought about it,was not true as they may thought it was.
So with that,i find myself agree with you.

PS:guys,try to keep it to the topic ´Turkish movies´,for off topic sujects ´like Arab women stiuations´,you can open a thread at off the topics forum to discuss whatever issue you wish for
Thank you

22.       teaschip
3870 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 09:09 pm

Quote:

Ohhh GOD!its as silly and BORİNG as The Bold and the Beautiful ´American soap series´,if you know what i mean !



Hey now...you struck a nerve. Our soaps are not silly or BORING! Tell that to Jack Abbott or Victor Neuman!

23.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 09:18 pm

Quoting teaschip:

Quote:

Ohhh GOD!its as silly and BORİNG as The Bold and the Beautiful ´American soap series´,if you know what i mean !



Hey now...you struck a nerve. Our soaps are not silly or BORING! Tell that to Jack Abbott or Victor Neuman!



oh!!! i know that series!! its name was The Young and the Restless!!!

and how about Dallas!!

24.       teaschip
3870 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 09:21 pm

Quoting SuiGeneris:

Quoting teaschip:

Quote:

Ohhh GOD!its as silly and BORİNG as The Bold and the Beautiful ´American soap series´,if you know what i mean !



Hey now...you struck a nerve. Our soaps are not silly or BORING! Tell that to Jack Abbott or Victor Neuman!



oh!!! i know that series!! its name was The Young and the Restless!!!

and how about Dallas!!



You are right! The Young and the Restless...

Dallas? Well lets see that´s been years ago..did they ever find out who shot J.R.? Sui...how do you remember Dallas by the way, you must have been a baby then.

25.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 09:25 pm

Quoting teaschip:



You are right! The Young and the Restless...

Dallas? Well lets see that´s been years ago..did they ever find out who shot J.R.? Sui...how do you remember Dallas by the way, you must have been a baby then.




Sssshhhhh everybody will learn my secret i am an ent living for centuries lol

26.       Nisreen
1413 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 09:26 pm

Quoting SuiGeneris:

Quoting teaschip:

Quote:

Ohhh GOD!its as silly and BORİNG as The Bold and the Beautiful ´American soap series´,if you know what i mean !



Hey now...you struck a nerve. Our soaps are not silly or BORING! Tell that to Jack Abbott or Victor Neuman!



oh!!! i know that series!! its name was The Young and the Restless!!!

and how about Dallas!!



I like that series Dallas!!,i remember i was a little girl when i watched it,my parents watched it very nice series,i love old series and movies !´American soap series´ are NOT boring at all,i enjoy them alot,espically American movies !!!

27.       mltm
3690 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 09:30 pm

Could you tell me what´s written here about Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ, it´s in arabic.
http://www.syria-news.com/var/articlem.php?id=3866

and what do people say in the comments section?

28.       doudi94
845 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 09:46 pm

حتشد العديد من عشاق النجم التركيKivanc ، اليوم في مطار دمشق الدولي لاستقباله حيث كان وصوله في تمام الساعة الثالثة ظهرا وتم فتح قاعة الشرف له في المطار ومن ثم توجه الى بوابة القادمين .

وتم افساح الفرصة للعديد من معجبي النجم التركي لالتقاط صور تذكارية معه ومن ثم غادر المطار متوجها لمقر اقامته في فندق شيراتون دمشق وسط إجراءات أمنية مشددة من قبل الشركة المنظمة للحفل "اكسترا فغانزا" .

وسيقوم النجم التركي المشهور باسم "مهند " بتقديم حفل الفنان عمرو دياب المقرر اقامته في فندق الشيراتون بدمشق بتاريخ السادس من شهر آب الجاري .

وأفادت السيدة مي حناوي أن وصول النجم عمرو دياب الى سوريا سيكون في تمام الساعة الخامسة عصراً وسينم له استقبال حاشد في مطار دمشق الدولي ضمن تغطية العديد من المحطات الفضائية والإعلامية ، وسيتم تسيير الموكب في كل من مناطق القصاع ، باب توما ، الشعلان ، أبو رمانة والمالكي وصولا لفندق الشيراتون مقر اقامته





it says that alot of crowding fans were at the airport waiting for the turkish actor kivanc ttlitug where he arrived at 3 pm and the (like ) room of honour was opened for him and then he went to the arrivals gate and a lot of fans had the chance to take souvenir pix with him and then he went to his place of residence the sheraton hotel in down town damascus in the middle of very tight security by the company who arranged the party "extra faganra " (i think) and the famous turkish actor "mohanned" will be announcing (or be the key speaker)the party of the artist amr diab which is scheduled to happen in the sheraton hotel on the 16th of this month and a mrs mai hannawy reported that amr diab will be entring syria at 5 pm and theer will be crowds waiting for him along with most of the cable and tv channels and theer will be a parade (and then they named a couple of streets) all the way until the sheraton




and thats basically what the article says

29.       zhang ziyi
205 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 09:50 pm

Boycott against Turkish soaps turns aggressive
Fatima Sidiya, Arab News


JEDDAH: Residents of a village in Baha region recently smashed their satellite dishes following a scathing Friday sermon in which the imam spoke against Turkish soap operas “Noor” and “Lost Years”, which have in recent months kept the entire Kingdom fixed to their screens.

Following the Friday sermon, the local tribal chief in the village of Al-Hajr, 70 kms from the southwestern city of Baha, smashed his satellite dish and called on people to follow suit, Al-Eqtisadiah daily reported.

Tariq Ansari, a Madinah resident, said his local neighborhood mayor and preachers have been speaking about the Turkish soaps dubbed in Arabic. “It’s a popular topic. However, I haven’t given really much thought to these soaps,” he said.

Meanwhile, the imam of the Imam Malik Mosque in Jeddah said he would devote a sermon to the issue and warn people against watching Turkish soaps.

One Saudi woman, who used to watch the soaps, said she felt bored watching “Noor”, which is very long, and so quit watching. “I skipped 15 episodes and when I returned I found that nothing new took place and so I decided to quit. If the media stops all this fuss then the addiction would go away. There is no need to force people to stop watching the soaps. Just give them time and they will quit themselves,” she said.

Yusuf, a Jeddah resident, said he started watching the soaps after hearing about them in the media. “I became curious when these programs were being mentioned in the press and I started watching them. I found nothing special. There wasn’t anything attractive in the stars and what they present is far from reality,” he said.

Commenting on the aggressive reaction of some people, Yusuf said, “Being aggressive in dealing with such cases is just fruitless. This imam has not done anything positive; the people in the town would simply look for another way to watch the series.”

He added that people reacted aggressively when satellite dishes were first introduced into the Kingdom. “However, that has not stopped them. On the contrary more dishes appeared on buildings,” he said.

Umm Muhammad, a mother of six, said she allows her children to watch the program to ensure they do not become too attached to it. “If you prevent someone from something then the person would try harder in doing what has been forbidden,” she said.

Muhammad Al-Zahrani, a sociology professor at Umm Al-Qura University, said Friday sermons had an ability of affecting the public. “The psychological effect that the Friday prayers have is strong, since people are gathered in one place and sharing one aim, which is obeying Allah,” he said.

“To be a successful preacher, one has to be wise and know how to control his thinking, behavior and speech. He should choose his words carefully and should be forward thinking. He should also have the ability to understand the community and its political and psychological mindset,” he said.

30.       mltm
3690 posts
 05 Aug 2008 Tue 09:52 pm

Thanks so much doudi. They don´t say how many days he will stay there? I guess he won´t stay there until 16th of aougust.

31.       CANLI
5084 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 01:05 am

Quoting teaschip:

Quote:

Ohhh GOD!its as silly and BORİNG as The Bold and the Beautiful ´American soap series´,if you know what i mean !



Hey now...you struck a nerve. Our soaps are not silly or BORING! Tell that to Jack Abbott or Victor Neuman!


Well i´d liked Falcon Crest and Knots Landing ´not all of it actually´ more,but Bold and The Beautiful ?!
Ohh God,and they are still playing it, no ?!

32.       catwoman
8933 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 01:10 am

Quoting CANLI:

Well i´d liked Falcon Crest and Knots Landing ´not all of it actually´ more,but Bold and The Beautiful ?!
Ohh Gog,and they are still playing it, no ?!


I don´t know any of these soap operas, but I completely agree with Canli about "the bold and teh beautiful" - you cannot get dumber and more irritating than that!

33.       CANLI
5084 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 01:21 am

Quoting catwoman:


I don´t know any of these soap operas, but I completely agree with Canli about "the bold and teh beautiful" - you cannot get dumber and more irritating than that!


Well,i used to watch them when i was a kid,so i guess it was before your time cat
Falcon Crest was nice,or at least i thought that way at that time !
But the new ones ´few last seasons of Knots Landing´ were started to be as creative as The Bold and The Beautiful ´you can imagine´
Thats when i stopped watching it and headed to the Bold and the Beautiful ´which was a treat! ´

And that was the end of my story with the soap operas series lol...ehmmmm TİLL Gümüş !

34.       catwoman
8933 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 01:25 am

Quoting CANLI:

And that was the end of my story with the soap operas series lol...ehmmmm TİLL Gümüş !


lol lol lol lol

poor you canim

35.       CANLI
5084 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 01:31 am

Sorry mltm,doudie,Gumus,no offence guys,but it sometimes drives me nuts !
Car is burning,and they keep talking,he keeps taking turns arround the car,then getting in looking for his cell to call for help...!!!
Yes,and fire is waiting for them all that long,and the car did NOT explode YET ?!

İ watch it because its the only Turkish material ´movie/series´ we have here,so it may give an idea about life style,problems,relations,traditions...ect in the Turkish community.
Not helping much for its not an example of the regular families there,but that is what we got !

36.       Vecize
2 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 01:31 am

I`m Turkish and I also think that Gümüş is boring and above all it`s tooooo long.When it aired in Turkey I watched it in the beginning and got bored after a few episodes.It wasn`t a succsess in Turkey, it had an average popularity. There are far better Turkish TV series, like Yaprak Dökümü,Asmalı Konak,Çemberimde Gül Oya (this was the first Turkish TV series which aired in arabic countries),...etc.

37.       mltm
3690 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 02:28 am

Ofcourse there are much better.
My favourite is Yaprak Dökümü, one word, it´s super. The story, the actors, the actresses, the music all. There´s every kind of emotion in it, and it´s not a soap-opera. I wouldn´t change one episode of it to 100 episode of Gümüş.
However, now it´s on holiday, and I have to be patient for the new season. That´s why I´m watching old series on youtube.
Gümüş is not that bad either, though I watched just 28 episodes, maybe it gets too long and boring later.

38.       si++
3785 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 06:46 am

Quoting mltm:

Ofcourse there are much better.
My favourite is Yaprak Dökümü, one word, it´s super.


Right. The only one I usually watch. Well, maybe "Avrupa yakası" as well.

39.       si++
3785 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 06:51 am

Quoting _Gumus_:

si i,ll answer u when i watched gümüş for the first time i didnt know that there is a country called turkey when i watched it it opened my eyes on a new world a fancy world called TURKEY

Interesting! They don´t teach you the countries at school?? I remember when I was 10 or less than 10, I already knew (almost) all the countries in the World, the name of their capital cities, their population etc.

40.       _Gumus_
17 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 09:27 am

in school we dont learn anything about turkey or where it is in the map. we just learn about mehmet aly if u know him & iam 10 years old what was u expecting?

41.       _Gumus_
17 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 09:27 am

sry 12 years old

42.       lady in red
6947 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 10:37 am

Quoting _Gumus_:

sry 12 years old



Looks like doudi94 just lost her ´youngest member´ status!

43.       _Gumus_
17 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 11:22 am

hey who is doudi the first time i opened that site was yesterday

44.       teaschip
3870 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 03:19 pm

Quoting _Gumus_:

in school we dont learn anything about turkey or where it is in the map. we just learn about mehmet aly if u know him & iam 10 years old what was u expecting?



Hey are you from the U.S.? lol

45.       CANLI
5084 posts
 06 Aug 2008 Wed 04:53 pm

Quoting _Gumus_:

in school we dont learn anything about turkey or where it is in the map. we just learn about mehmet aly if u know him & iam 10 years old what was u expecting?



You will know more the next year i guess,or maybe the one after

Quoting teaschip:


Hey are you from the U.S.? lol


hehh lol

46.       doudi94
845 posts
 09 Aug 2008 Sat 05:24 pm

QUOTING CANLI

Quoting teaschip:

Quote:

Ohhh GOD!its as silly and BORİNG as The Bold and the Beautiful ´American soap series´,if you know what i mean !

Hey now...you struck a nerve. Our soaps are not silly or BORING! Tell that to Jack Abbott or Victor Neuman!

Well i´d liked Falcon Crest and Knots Landing ´not all of it actually´ more,but Bold and The Beautiful ?! Ohh God,and they are still playing it, no ?!

 

OMg my mom used to tell me that there was a soap opera all the girls used to watch it when she was little and they liked this one guy in it (im talking baout knots landing) that is so funny lol!! and my dad knows about it too  ut he didnt use to watch it he says its like what girls are doing about noor now (of course those girls dont include me((im not obsessed)))!!!

47.       doudi94
845 posts
 09 Aug 2008 Sat 05:28 pm

QUOTING _Gumus_

in school we dont learn anything about turkey or where it is in the map. we just learn about mehmet aly if u know him & iam 10 years old what was u expecting?

 

OMG gumus what grade are u in??? we take kamal ataturk too and i know almost all the countries in the world this year in geography was dedecated to the "world!!" im guessing youre younger than me or u dont really study!!(no offense)!!

48.       doudi94
845 posts
 09 Aug 2008 Sat 05:31 pm

plus u cant say u dont know where turkey is or the ottoman empire i mean tahts all they talk about in history class ´ el dawla al othamnia´ and the sultans and stuff ive taken it almost every freegin year its all they talk about omg!!!

49.       summi
48 posts
 15 Aug 2008 Fri 02:32 am

Noor means young in estonian

50.       doudi94
845 posts
 19 Aug 2008 Tue 07:57 pm

heheh just to show how much influence this show has ahd u know i 2 funny things really happened about this show i think pretty soon its gonna turn into ana rabic proverb or smthg, i was watching this talk show with my mom and this lady comes and she says "ooh i got hooked up with this guy and then he proposed to me and i said yes and we becames fiancees, but then i broke it up because hes really ugly, i mean really ugly(heheh we get the point!) but his manners are really good and he cares about me, what should i do?"

so the guy answers her and says "Well, manners are really important and everything but dont marry the poor soul and then break it up again because you start remembering noor and mohanned and stuff and love stories... no we dont want that!!"

Now the other example was in polotics , my dad was reading something so he called and he was like read this comment the comment basically said "ppl open your eyes, cant you sdee what happening to us ? I guess nobody can, youre sleeping watching your knight in shining armor mohanned every day, and dreaming aboput love stories!"

I guess noor kinda made a revoloution in the arab world, and like me and my friends when we see 2 "love birds" we say theyre just like noor and mohanned!

51.       doudi94
845 posts
 31 Aug 2008 Sun 02:03 am

Well, I hope peope are happy, today was the last and final episode!!!! I dont kbnow what im gonna do anymore, where int he world will i watch the streets of istanbul, and reda turkish signs and stuff??? this is a sad, sad day for me ........

52.       NoorStudy
1 posts
 07 May 2009 Thu 06:02 am

Hello,
We are conducting a research survey on Noor (Gumus) and its impact on viewers. This is the first study of its kind, and you are invited to participate. If you would like to share your opinions and attitudes, please go to the following site to take the survey:

http://www.cord.edu/faculty/ibrahim/Noor

53.       si++
3785 posts
 07 May 2009 Thu 12:08 pm

Abu Dhabi TV in broadcast into "Kurtlar Vadisi" rating, already breaking records, while the index of the leading players Necati Þaþmaz, Oktay Kaynarca and Özgü Namal, set up the throne in the hearts of viewers.

Arabic name, "Valley El Diap" in the series, "Polat Alemdar" character in the Arabic voiceover "Murad", "Elif" character "Raha", "Çakýr"  "Þakir" as changed.

Weekdays: daily 20.00 to the broadcast every night into the directory section 01.00 again in the audience one more time to meet.

NUMBER OF Turkish Serioes on Arab CHANNELS has reached to 10.
"Kurtlar Vadisi" and is still published in the Abu Dhabi channel "Acý Hayat" published in conjunction with several Arab channels has reached to 10 the number of Turkish construction sequence.

Abu Dhabi, MBC and Syria especially for channels in the Arab channels, Kurtlar Vadisi, silver, Elveda Derken, undue homeless, Genco, Yabancý Damat, Menekþe ile Halil, "Kýrýk Kanatlar" and "Kaybolan Yýllar", "Býçak Sýrtý" are running.

Every day of the Turkish series of rate increases, that indicates izlenme Arab channels officials, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoðan´s attacks against Israel into Gaza´s shown in the reaction of the Davos is emphasized in this role.

Need of the Turkish series scenario is a high quality of the recorded image of the Arab television authorities, the withdrawal of arrays on the space of the Arab audience is intriguing, especially the music affects the audience said.

Last year, the largest Arab country to wake echo "Silver" and "Ihlamurlar Altýnda" series, thanks to more than 2 million Arab tourists to Turkey on holiday prefer to transfer to the authorities, "Kurtlar Vadisi" nde display the Girl Tower, such as the Istanbul Strait of impressive landscape that increasingly concern think will improve, he said.

 

Note: translated by Google translation service. I know it is broken English but that´s all I can do.

Turkish text is as follows.

 

Abu Dabi TV’de yayýna giren “Kurtlar Vadisi” daha þimdiden reyting rekorlarý kýrarken, dizinin baþrol oyuncusu Necati Þaþmaz, Oktay Kaynarca ve Özgü Namal, izleyicilerin gönlünde taht kurdu.

Arapça adý “Vadi El Diap” olan dizide, “Polat Alemdar” karakteri Arapça dublajýnda “Murad”, “Elif” karakteri “Raha”, “Çakýr” da “Þakir” olarak deðiþtirildi.

Hafta içi hergün 20.00’de yayýna giren dizinin tekrar bölümleri her gece 01.00’de bir kez daha izleyiciyle buluþuyor.

ARAP KANALLARINDAKÝ TÜRK DÝZÝ SAYISI 10’A ULAÞTI
“Kurtlar Vadisi” ve Abu Dabi kanalýnda halen yayýnlanan “Acý Hayat” ile birlikte çeþitli Arap kanallarýnda yayýnlanan Türk yapýmý dizi sayýsý 10’a ulaþtý.

Abu Dabi, MBC ve Suriye kanallarý baþta olmak üzere Arap kanallarýnda, Kurtlar Vadisi, Gümüþ, Elveda Derken, Yersiz Yurtsuz, Genco, Yabancý Damat, Menekþe ile Halil, Kýrýk Kanatlar, Kaybolan Yýllar, Býçak Sýrtý isimli diziler yayýnlanýyor.

Türk dizilerinin izlenme oranlarýnýn her geçen gün arttýðýný belirten Arap kanallarýnýn yetkilileri, Baþbakan Recep Tayyip Erdoðan’ýn Ýsrail’in Gazze’ye yönelik saldýrýlarý karþýsýnda Davos’ta gösterdiði tepkinin bunda rolü olduðunu vurguladý.

Türk dizilerinin gerek senaryo, gerekse de görüntü kalitesinin oldukça yüksek olduðunu kaydeden Arap televizyonlarýnýn yetkilileri, dizilerin çekildiði mekanlarýn Arap izleyiciler üzerinde büyük merak uyandýrdýðýný, özellikle müziklerin izleyicileri etkilediðini bildirdi.

Geçen yýl Arap ülkelerinde büyük yanký uyandýran “Gümüþ” ve “Ihlamurlar Altýnda” dizileri sayesinde 2 milyondan fazla Arap turistin tatilde Türkiye’yi tercih ettiðini aktaran yetkililer, “Kurtlar Vadisi”nde ekrana gelen Kýz Kulesi, Ýstanbul Boðazý gibi etkileyici manzaralarýn da bu ilgiyi giderek artýracaðýný düþündüklerini söyledi.

54.       CANLI
5084 posts
 09 May 2009 Sat 05:21 am

 

Quoting si++

 Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoðan´s attacks against Israel into Gaza´s shown in the reaction of the Davos is emphasized in this role.


, thanks to more than 2 million Arab tourists to Turkey on holiday

 

 

 

 By NO way Erdoðan was a fool back then, huh ?!

And you can add the Nato thing to that too !

That man is REALLY smart and incredible, he has both my fully respect and admiration

Erdogan Says Rasmussen Pick Would Damage NATO

Turkey agreed to NATO chief after Obama pledges

Ýn Turkey, new NATO chief listens to Muslims

Ýn my humble opinion, in one hand he is drawing arab´s money to Türkiye, and from the other hand, Türkiye is not taken for granted !



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55.       si++
3785 posts
 10 May 2009 Sun 07:20 am

 

Quoting CANLI

 

 

 By NO way Erdoðan was a fool back then, huh ?!

And you can add the Nato thing to that too !

That man is REALLY smart and incredible,

I doubt it CANLI, he easily loose his temper (we watched several times on TV. One time he couldn´t manage to handle a simple talk with a farmer, got angry and said "Ananý da al git--You and your mother, get outta here" ) I believe his reaction in Davos was a similar thing and in the end it looked like smart move by him.

 

he has both my fully respect and admiration

Erdogan Says Rasmussen Pick Would Damage NATO

Turkey agreed to NATO chief after Obama pledges

Ýn Turkey, new NATO chief listens to Muslims

Ýn my humble opinion, in one hand he is drawing arab´s money to Türkiye, and from the other hand, Türkiye is not taken for granted !

 

 

56.       farukdemirhan
41 posts
 15 Jul 2009 Wed 09:24 am

 

Quoting Roswitha

I hope this show encourges Saudi women to stand up for their rights.

 

 who told u that we wanna be like turkish girls >>> iam saudian girl ,, we r happy with our rights

rights dosent mean being pregnant from a relation

             dosent mean life without boundries

             dosent mean having boy friend

             dosent mean drininkng parties till morning

             ..................................................................................

ISLAM gave us our rights and we dont ask silly ppl like u to teach us how to stand up for our rights,

57.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 15 Jul 2009 Wed 12:52 pm

 

 



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58.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 15 Jul 2009 Wed 01:08 pm

 

Quoting farukdemirhan

 

 

 who told u that we wanna be like turkish girls >>> iam saudian girl ,, we r happy with our rights

rights dosent mean being pregnant from a relation

             dosent mean life without boundries

             dosent mean having boy friend

             dosent mean drininkng parties till morning

             ..................................................................................

ISLAM gave us our rights and we dont ask silly ppl like u to teach us how to stand up for our rights,

You dont have to give up your basic values, but it makes little sense  if you insist on playing a game where all Saudi ladies have to pretend it were still the year 620.

 

Did you ever take a plane from any Saudi Airport, flying out of Saudi Arabia?  You embark on the plane with Saudi ladies in all sorts of hijab outfits....but it takes about 15 minutes for the whole lot to get out of veils and what not, unless they are with their husbands. Those travelling with their husbands usually change at the arrival port. The whole show is the biggest example of hypocracy I have ever seen in my life.

 

I lived in Saudi Arabia for 14 years; never had a word with a Saudi lady while I was there (even those ladies you open doors for, would not thank you for your chivalry). The first Saudi lady I ever exchanged words with was an extremely polite and intelligent Saudi bank teller in Dubai.  When I told her this story, we both laughed.

 

If you do not think there is something weird here, I suggest you have your head examined.

 

59.       abudy99
28 posts
 15 Jul 2009 Wed 01:33 pm

 

Quoting farukdemirhan

 

 

 who told u that we wanna be like turkish girls >>> iam saudian girl ,, we r happy with our rights

rights dosent mean being pregnant from a relation

             dosent mean life without boundries

             dosent mean having boy friend

             dosent mean drininkng parties till morning

             ..................................................................................

ISLAM gave us our rights and we dont ask silly ppl like u to teach us how to stand up for our rights,

 

 totally agree with you .

60.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 15 Jul 2009 Wed 02:21 pm

 

Quoting farukdemirhan

 

 

 who told u that we wanna be like turkish girls >>> iam saudian girl ,, we r happy with our rights

rights dosent mean being pregnant from a relation

             dosent mean life without boundries

             dosent mean having boy friend

             dosent mean drininkng parties till morning

             ..................................................................................

ISLAM gave us our rights and we dont ask silly ppl like u to teach us how to stand up for our rights,

 

Do you mean all saudi women are the same? All of you are happy like that? I must say I´m finding it strange, it´s hard to believe all women in one country think in unison. Where´s choice in it? Not all western women get pregnant outside marriage, not all have boyfriends (some have girlfriends or marry their fist boyfriend), some of us do not drink at all. You´re free to live as you wish. Can you say the same about women in SA?

61.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 15 Jul 2009 Wed 02:36 pm

 

Quoting Daydreamer

 

 

Do you mean all saudi women are the same? All of you are happy like that? I must say I´m finding it strange, it´s hard to believe all women in one country think in unison. Where´s choice in it? Not all western women get pregnant outside marriage, not all have boyfriends (some have girlfriends or marry their fist boyfriend), some of us do not drink at all. You´re free to live as you wish. Can you say the same about women in SA?

 

+1

 

62.       teaschip
3870 posts
 15 Jul 2009 Wed 03:17 pm

 

Quoting AlphaF

 

You dont have to give up your basic values, but it makes little sense  if you insist on playing a game where all Saudi ladies have to pretend it were still the year 620.

 

Did you ever take a plane from any Saudi Airport, flying out of Saudi Arabia?  You embark on the plane with Saudi ladies in all sorts of hijab outfits....but it takes about 15 minutes for the whole lot to get out of veils and what not, unless they are with their husbands. Those travelling with their husbands usually change at the arrival port. The whole show is the biggest example of hypocracy I have ever seen in my life.

 

I lived in Saudi Arabia for 14 years; never had a word with a Saudi lady while I was there (even those ladies you open doors for, would not thank you for your chivalry). The first Saudi lady I ever exchanged words with was an extremely polite and intelligent Saudi bank teller in Dubai.  When I told her this story, we both laughed.

 

If you do not think there is something weird here, I suggest you have your head examined.

 

 

 This is sad..It reminds me when I was a teenager I use to wear mini skirts and my parents didn´t approve.  I would pack it in my backpack and change at a friends..Big smile

63.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 15 Jul 2009 Wed 03:17 pm

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 totally agree with you .

Situation of young men in Saudi is no better. The sight of young men, barred from human social contact with their female counterparts, gathered around their expensive cars, holding each others´ hands always saddened me. It seemed unreal !

 

I do not mean to be offensive. Most youngsters I came to know personally were intelligent kids, once you got to know them -  especially those who managed to grow out the false feeling of arrogance that their huge cash allowances  and  their closed society instilled in them.

 

64.       abudy99
28 posts
 15 Jul 2009 Wed 05:18 pm

 

Quoting AlphaF

 

Situation of young men in Saudi is no better. The sight of young men, barred from human social contact with their female counterparts, gathered around their expensive cars, holding each others´ hands always saddened me. It seemed unreal !

 

I do not mean to be offensive. Most youngsters I came to know personally were intelligent kids, once you got to know them -  especially those who managed to grow out the false feeling of arrogance that their huge cash allowances  and  their closed society instilled in them.

 

 

every society around the world has bad and good points , at least we -saudis- have islamic law , which conserves : mind ,  money ,  body , religion ,  honor and property .

becouse of that we have the lowest rate of crimes , foundlings , gambling , and alcohol issues .

and any thing goes wrong in saudi it because of doing what is against islamic rules , the islam is not calling to terrorism , nor to  immorality .

65.       tassia
50 posts
 15 Jul 2009 Wed 06:19 pm

Hey now...you struck a nerve. Our soaps are not silly or BORING! Tell that to Jack Abbott or Victor Neuman! Quote:

Add quoted text here

Head bangwell they sturr anger in me because of their everlasting suspendI will get you and i had was to stop watching it in order to refrain for destryong my T.VAngel

66.       teaschip
3870 posts
 15 Jul 2009 Wed 08:43 pm

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

every society around the world has bad and good points , at least we -saudis- have islamic law , which conserves : mind ,  money ,  body , religion ,  honor and property .

becouse of that we have the lowest rate of crimes , foundlings , gambling , and alcohol issues .

and any thing goes wrong in saudi it because of doing what is against islamic rules , the islam is not calling to terrorism , nor to  immorality .

 

 Hmm, not sure where to begin.  As far your crime rates are concern you can credit this to how severe your penalities and how rigid your system is.  Heck, if you smuggle drugs or commit armed robbery you can face being beheaded.    I have concern with a country who can´t accept the concept of seperation of religion and state.  No political parties or opposition views are permitted, no voice.  As far as womens rights...what rights?  You can´t drive, can´t go into public places where men are, can´t even be admitted to a hospital without a mans consent, can´t travel alone, must enter in the back of a bus and must be covered.  Hmm, doesn´t sound like honor to me.  But you don´t know any different...that´s your society.  I remember a classmate here from Saudi...and her stance were quite similiar to what I mentioned above.  She was hoping to find a Turk to save her.

67.       abudy99
28 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 01:29 am

can´t go into public places where men are, can´t even be admitted to a hospital without a mans consent, can´t travel alone, must enter in the back of a bus and must be covered. 

 

 all of these cases are not true , even the women can´t drive but they can do alot of things alone .

she can travel alone - even it is prohibited in islam - , she can  be admitted to a hospital without a mans consent , and we don´t have buses in our transfer system to put women in the back ,  in some cities -like almadinah and maccah - there are few buses and all women and families set in front .

and why is it all about women and their rights ? why is some people wanna die to see saudi women alone ? don´t you have enough females  ? or you can´t stand seeing women with Chastity and pureness .

if you have to blame the situation in saudi you have to blame islam  , and when you dare and blame islam we will talk then .

 

and about the poor fatima which want a turkish guy to save her , i´m really sorry for her  , i really blame her family because they let movies and tv shows wash her pure brain .

i don´t offense turkish i really like them , but evey country has good and bad people , but there are alot of saudis how will make her happy 100 times more than any turiksh guy can do ever.

 

but the media - for sorry-  works very well and very hard to destroy the good picture of saudi and saudis .

 



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68.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 01:46 am

 

Quoting abudy99

can´t go into public places where men are, can´t even be admitted to a hospital without a mans consent, can´t travel alone, must enter in the back of a bus and must be covered. 

 

 all of these cases are not true , even the women can´t drive but they can do alot of things alone .

she can travel alone - even it is prohibited in islam - , she can  be admitted to a hospital without a mans consent , and we don´t have buses in our transfer system to put women in the back ,  in some cities -like almadinah and maccah - there are few buses and all women and families set in front .

and why is it all about women and their rights ? why is some people wanna die to see saudi women alone ? don´t you have enough females  ? or you can´t stand seeing women with Chastity and pureness .

if you have to blame the situation in saudi you have to blame islam  , and when you dare and blame islam we will talk then .

 

and about the poor fatima which want a turkish guy to save her , i´m really sorry for her  , i really blame her family because they let movies and tv shows wash her pure brain .

i don´t offense turkish i really like them , but evey country has good and bad people , but there are alot of saudis how will make her happy 100 times more than any turiksh guy can do ever.

 

but the media - for sorry-  works very well and very hard to destroy the good picture of saudi and saudis .

 

How do your learned scholars  explain the ban on lady driving, when all Moslems know,

 

1. there were no motor vehicles at the time of prophet Mohammad, hence the ban can not rationally be based on a command of the holy book or any islamic law.

2. camels were the closest available alternative at the time,

3. Hatica and Aisha,  Prophet´s wives, both rode camels; in fact, Hatica probably owned a herd of them,

 

Are you sure your scholars are not making up divine rules to suit themselves, all in the name of God, out of top of their hats ? If they are, you should know it is a cardinal sin.

 

In Turkia, qualified moslem ladies are free to drive. Do you think we will all end up burning in hell?

 



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69.       abudy99
28 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 02:27 am

sorry : see the next replay 



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70.       abudy99
28 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 02:34 am

 

Quoting abudy99

first of all give me an evidence for what you said : aysha and the other wives of muhammed -pease be upon him-  ride camels alone ?

all stories in "prophet says" tell they were ride camels with one of their related .

it´s true they owned camels so did women in saudi , they owned more than turkish did.

 

second , we don´t allow women to drive not becuse the driving itself is out of law , but because we have something in islam called " block the pretext "

now in saudi every family have a car or two , some regular families have more than 5 cars , so tell me what´s ganna happen when women drive ? the count of cars will be double .

rate of Harassment , rape , sexual crime will be rise .

alot of unnecessary problem will be exist .

that doesn´t mean any women driver will  burning in hell , no one says that .

but we prevent lady driving to save ladies from dangerus risks

p.s : i have a question for you , and i hope you answer it honestly :

what do YOU think of lady driving ? are they good drivers ?

 

 

 

71.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 02:37 am

Your question is similar to asking "can men be good cooks?´ . What do you think?

 

Yes, ladies can also be good drivers, so long as they do not cover their faces and eyes while driving.....To say the opposite,  would be unfairly undermining 50% of god´s creation.

72.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 03:13 am

Abudy, I have a better idea. To greatly improve road safety, ban men from driving as well. The number of car accidents will fall dramatically lol

 

From what you´re saying, if ladies drove in SA, it would cause rapes and escalation of crime? How? Do you mean that Saudi males do not rape because they don´t see driving women? And, if women drove, males would suddenly feel the urge to commit a crime?

 

I´m sorry, but there´s just one explanation to why Saudi women are banned from driving and travelling on their own - you discriminate them, want to control them and treat them like farm animals, or, in other words, you lack self-confidence.

 

I´m sorry for harsh words but I got really angry at the thought that I might have been born a Saudi and be treated like a possession, not an equal human being. Ughhh

73.       abudy99
28 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 03:58 am

 

Quoting AlphaF

Your question is similar to asking "can men be good cooks?´ . What do you think?

 

Yes, ladies can also be good drivers, so long as they do not cover their faces and eyes while driving.....To say the opposite,  would be unfairly undermining 50% of god´s creation.

 

 according to many articles and reports , women are bad driver .

 

74.       abudy99
28 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 06:25 am

 

Quoting Daydreamer

Abudy, I have a better idea. To greatly improve road safety, ban men from driving as well. The number of car accidents will fall dramatically lol

 

you know , it´s great idea  because in saudi  one person killed  every hour by car accident . do you believe that ? so your idea will keep the people alive  here LOOL .

 

From what you´re saying, if ladies drove in SA, it would cause rapes and escalation of crime? How? Do you mean that Saudi males do not rape because they don´t see driving women? And, if women drove, males would suddenly feel the urge to commit a crime?

and you know , the female will be easy for criminal when she is drive alone or travel alone , that´s how the rate of crime will rise , not like what you mentioned . 

I´m sorry, but there´s just one explanation to why Saudi women are banned from driving and travelling on their own - you discriminate them, want to control them and treat them like farm animals, or, in other words, you lack self-confidence. 

I´m sorry for harsh words but I got really angry at the thought that I might have been born a Saudi and be treated like a possession, not an equal human being. Ughhh

you´re sorry and you should be (there is no need to harsh words )

want to control them and treat them like farm animals ???

it is bad thing to say .

when you prevent anyone you love from doing bad thing , he will think that you don´t love him , but you do that for his good .

we do that for women´s good too .

the women in saudi are treated like queens

she doesn´t need to work  and push herself in trouble , the man should go to work instead his woman .

she doesn´t need to spend a cent on herself or her kids , the man should spend all money on his woman and family.

she doesn´t need to drive , the man should drive for her or bring a special driver .

 

and it will be your good luck if you have been born in saudi so you´ve got the opportunity to be a muslim and feel how life is great when you´re  amuslim .

 

and down there you´ll find out how many times i modified this replay



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75.       toggle
346 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 10:07 am

I really can not beleive my eyes:

 

"when you prevent anyone you love from doing bad thing , he will think that you don´t love him , but you do that for his good .

we do that for women´s good too ."

 

This is obviously restricting the freedoms of a citizen. It is so obvious that men are regarded as citizens but women are half citizens. 

 

I am very sorry to say this but these are thoughts of a sick mind.

76.       Suyu
78 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 11:06 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

every society around the world has bad and good points , at least we -saudis- have islamic law , which conserves : mind ,  money ,  body , religion ,  honor and property .

becouse of that we have the lowest rate of crimes , foundlings , gambling , and alcohol issues .

and any thing goes wrong in saudi it because of doing what is against islamic rules , the islam is not calling to terrorism , nor to  immorality .

 

Well, it is the worst country among muslim ones so I dont know about those nice things you wrote. In most discussions where people are argueing about islam this country is always mentioned by those who are against muslims because it is the easiest example to show what is wrong with islam.

77.       Suyu
78 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 11:15 am

 

Quoting abudy99

second , we don´t allow women to drive not becuse the driving itself is out of law , but because we have something in islam called " block the pretext "

now in saudi every family have a car or two , some regular families have more than 5 cars , so tell me what´s ganna happen when women drive ? the count of cars will be double .

rate of Harassment , rape , sexual crime will be rise .

alot of unnecessary problem will be exist .

 

what do YOU think of lady driving ? are they good drivers ?

 

That´s absolutely out of logic and not just absurd but ABSURD.

 

And what is that question? DISCRIMINATION, in EVERYTHING women can be as good as men. Just they need practice because in the whole world they are let to be equal with men not so long ago.

 

AVOIDING DOES NOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM, JUST MAKES IT MORE SERIOUS.

 

I can tell that maybe there are wise men in Saudi Arabia who can make a woman happy but you are not one of them. You totally lack of logic but that is not your fault, they taught you just this in your "nice country"...



Edited (7/16/2009) by Suyu [adding]

78.       Suyu
78 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 11:21 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 according to many articles and reports , women are bad driver .

 

 

I hope under this name abudy99 someone is acting specially because I cant believe someone can be this stupid. Which articles? Saudi arabian? So they are telling you how to think and you cant have your own opinion. What a great country.

79.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 11:27 am

these countries should be isolate themselves with  something like chinese wall..not permit all western impurity to damage their thoughts..



Edited (7/16/2009) by ReyhanL [add]

80.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 11:37 am

 

Quoting ReyhanL

these countries should be isolate themselves with  something like chinese wall..not permit all western impurity to damage their thoughts..

 

They do not want to isolate themselves....

 

It would be unfair if other ladies of the world miss the chance to experience the company of gloriously divine and holy Saudi men.

 

They only want to isolate their girls;  for the ladies´ own good, of course.  Wink



Edited (7/16/2009) by AlphaF

81.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 11:47 am

 

Quoting AlphaF

 

 

They do not want to isolate themselves....

 

It would be unfair if other ladies of the world miss the chance to experience the company of gloriously divine and holy Saudi men.

 

They only want to isolate their girls;  for the ladies´ own good, of course.  Wink

 

 This mean they want to keep themselves out from the rest of the world...where exactly in Koran is written that women shouldnt have the right to drive? They need an  Ataturk

82.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 12:06 pm

 

Quoting ReyhanL

 

 

 This mean they want to keep themselves out from the rest of the world...where exactly in Koran is written that women shouldnt have the right to drive? They need an  Ataturk

 

He´s already explained that it´s not written in Koran but results from concerns for road safety and crime rates. Appparently women are too precious to let them drive, work, show their faces, have money of their own. Basically, they should be kept at home, look after children, serve men and be thankful for it.

 

I´ve never been to Saudi Arabia, but I´d like to in order to see if it´s really like that. I cannot believe that all women accept that, I´m sure there are some who manage their own lives not asking men what to do. Or not?

83.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 12:09 pm

Who knows? Turkey is islamic country but is so different...

84.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 12:34 pm

Actually Turkey is a secular country with Muslim majority. But religion and the state are separated. Of course some citizens are more religious than others and that creates the illusion that Turkey as a whole is religious but it´s not true. Sure Islam, being the dominant religion does influence different aspects of life, but that´s not an overwhelming influence.

 

Saudi, on the other hand, is a country without religious minorities (almost) there are no Christian churches, converts are punished by death, a country where religious influence is so strong that less than 1% of women have higher education, many have none as apparently they don´t need it since they live to serve men. Our Saudi advocate said women are queens that do not have to do anything, but what kind of queen is deprived of free will and the right of making her own choices?

85.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 01:18 pm

 

Quoting Daydreamer

Actually Turkey is a secular country with Muslim majority. But religion and the state are separated. Of course some citizens are more religious than others and that creates the illusion that Turkey as a whole is religious but it´s not true. Sure Islam, being the dominant religion does influence different aspects of life, but that´s not an overwhelming influence.

 

 Actually, one could say that religion and state aren´t seperated at all in Turkey. Religion and state are one, but in another sort of dimension: the religion (the Sunni Islam that is! which is important to know) is subject to the state and the state controls all forms of ´official religion´, such as education and giving the offices of important leading figures in islam such as imam. The imam actually is a state-official in Turkey! He is given his job by the state and is also paid from state money.

 

This seems a good system, but in fact it shows the close connection of Turkey with its religion and also shuts its eyes for other religions in Turkey. In the east for example, we have many Alevi families, who are more related to Shia Islam than Sunni Islam. However, in Turkish ´religious state system´, they simply do not exist. Same is for christians and jews. By saying ´non-existent´, I dont mean that the Turkish state or people deny the existence of them, but there is no official body for their rights and duties, or a fund for their mosques or ´cem evleri´ or churches. If a state controls a certain religion (Sunni Islam in this case), at  the same time it supports that religion. Therefore it favours that one religion, and I believe ´secular´ (or even laicist for that matter) isnt the correct word for the turkish system, but that is just a matter of definition anyhow

 

The idea behind secularism in the Turkish case, is that when religion is controlled in an official way, the ´folk Islam´ will eventually become less important than the official state-Islam, and when Islam is taken out of public life but reduced to personal spheres, eventually ´people will become secularized´ as well. Unfortunately Im afraid that its quite the opposite.

 

 

 



Edited (7/16/2009) by Deli_kizin

86.       farukdemirhan
41 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 01:23 pm

i didnt excpect my reply will cause all of this >>>>>>>>

 

WHO told u that ladies in arab countries dont drive , in saudi it is only tradition that will change by time like u turk when u forgot  ur islamic tradition by time ..

 

iam driving since 3 years but when iam in need ..and when the time my father , brother or even my husband not home , ( with an excuse from one of them ) ......

 

plz TURK dont talk about things that u dont know the  its DETAILS  and the right details ....

i respect the islam becz it is  teaching us how respect men whether relatives or not ... we respect their right (men ) before our rights , thats we r happy in our life .....

 

dont try to ignore the nature of women( at the same time nature of the life ) belonging to the men .

 

who would not be happy to be treated like queens ....( drivers , money , clothes , travelling , studing ....so many things u didnt try as turk but the kurd i guss they do )

 

loudly : WE R MORE THAN HAPPY ....

wish u all luck ....sorry of my E

87.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 01:29 pm

 

Quoting farukdemirhan

i didnt excpect my reply will cause all of this >>>>>>>>

 

WHO told u that ladies in arab countries dont drive , in saudi it is only tradition that will change by time like u turk when u forgot  ur islamic tradition by time ..

 

iam driving since 3 years but when iam in need ..and when the time my father , brother or even my husband not home , ( with an excuse from one of them ) ......

 

plz TURK dont talk about things that u dont know the  its DETAILS  and the right details ....

i respect the islam becz it is  teaching us how respect men whether relatives or not ... we respect their right (men ) before our rights , thats we r happy in our life .....

 

dont try to ignore the nature of women( at the same time nature of the life ) belonging to the men .

 

who would not be happy to be treated like queens ....( drivers , money , clothes , travelling , studing ....so many things u didnt try as turk but the kurd i guss they do )

 

loudly : WE R MORE THAN HAPPY ....

wish u all luck ....sorry of my E

You sure have a big mouth, but no brains.....you definitely deserve what you are getting !

 

88.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 01:32 pm

 

Quoting farukdemirhan

who would not be happy to be treated like queens ....( drivers , money , clothes , travelling , studing ....so many things u didnt try as turk but the kurd i guss they do )

 

 

 I hope you do realize that is for the lucky people who have money.

 

 

And it is shocking how women get brainwashed and start to think men have more right than women.  It is in the nature of men and women that they are not THE SAME (eþit deðiller), after all the bodily and mental features are totally different and therefor men and women usualyl are more suitable for different jobs. However, being DÝFFERENT, doesn´t mean that you aren´t equal when it comes to rights and worths! (eþit deðerinde!).

 

To think that a man´s rights go before the woman´s rights, is just sick and a way of thinking that is laid upon you from birth. You think this way because you have never experienced otherwise and are told that this is the only and right way. Ofcourse, that counts for me as well, I am also a child of Western thought. However, if there is a system where men have more rights than women, and both are happy (hard to believe, any woman who has a good brain-capacity will want more from life than being controlled by a man), and there is a system where men and women have the same rights and also both are happy, which one would you choose?

89.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 01:35 pm

 

Quoting farukdemirhan

loudly : WE R MORE THAN HAPPY ....

 

 And it is my personal conviction that the louder you scream, the less you are sure of what you are saying..

90.       Suyu
78 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 01:48 pm

 

Quoting farukdemirhan

plz TURK dont talk about things that u dont know the  its DETAILS  and the right details ....

i respect the islam becz it is  teaching us how respect men whether relatives or not ... we respect their right (men ) before our rights , thats we r happy in our life .....

 

dont try to ignore the nature of women( at the same time nature of the life ) belonging to the men.

 

who would not be happy to be treated like queens ....( drivers , money , clothes , travelling , studing ....so many things u didnt try as turk but the kurd i guss they do )

 

O M G

For the last words - turkish women DO experience these things.

When someone is not acceptable he/she begins to think being superior...

91.       Suyu
78 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 01:51 pm

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 

 And it is my personal conviction that the louder you scream, the less you are sure of what you are saying..

 

correct +1

 

By the way, isnt Faruk a male name?



Edited (7/16/2009) by Suyu

92.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 02:02 pm

Faruk, some people (women are people too) want more of life that belonging to someone. You´re saying that women are happy when somebody provides for them. What about wanting to pursue your goals and ambitions? If your kitchen and your husband is your whole world and you´re happy about it - fine. But not all women are happy like that, some want to travel, learn, work when and how they please. Don´t say it´s natural law that women belong to men. Only things belong to people, not other people. No man is better than a woman and no woman is better than a man only by virtue of their gender. We are equal, we are able to do the same things in life. Do the same jobs, earn the same money, be respected and treated fair.

93.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 02:10 pm

 

Quoting Daydreamer

No man is better than a woman and no woman is better than a man only by virtue of their gender. We are equal, we are able to do the same things in life. Do the same jobs, earn the same money, be respected and treated fair.

 

 I don´t think it is even close to possible to have an argument against that! Well said, DDciðim

94.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 02:16 pm

 

Quoting farukdemirhan

 

who would not be happy to be treated like queens ....( drivers , money , clothes , travelling , studing ....so many things u didnt try as turk but the kurd i guss they do )

 

 I wouldn´t!  Where´s the sweetness of self-sufficiency in that? Where´s the selfrespect? Where´s the sweetness of buying something that you worked for? And.. where´s the joy of taking the bus! Swearing at the busdriver, looking at other people, being part of society?

 

It would be a dirt on my personal pride and selfrespect to take money from my father or partner, which they worked hard for, and spend it on a driver, clothes and holidays, if I could provide for it myself as well! It would be like living in a  golden cage and doing tricks and acrobatics, just because people have paid for your exquisite dinners and because the cage you are kept in is made of golden.  



Edited (7/16/2009) by Deli_kizin

95.       teaschip
3870 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 03:37 pm

 

Quoting abudy99

can´t go into public places where men are, can´t even be admitted to a hospital without a mans consent, can´t travel alone, must enter in the back of a bus and must be covered. 

 

 all of these cases are not true , even the women can´t drive but they can do alot of things alone .

she can travel alone - even it is prohibited in islam - , she can  be admitted to a hospital without a mans consent , and we don´t have buses in our transfer system to put women in the back ,  in some cities -like almadinah and maccah - there are few buses and all women and families set in front .

and why is it all about women and their rights ? why is some people wanna die to see saudi women alone ? don´t you have enough females  ? or you can´t stand seeing women with Chastity and pureness .

if you have to blame the situation in saudi you have to blame islam  , and when you dare and blame islam we will talk then .

 

and about the poor fatima which want a turkish guy to save her , i´m really sorry for her  , i really blame her family because they let movies and tv shows wash her pure brain .

i don´t offense turkish i really like them , but evey country has good and bad people , but there are alot of saudis how will make her happy 100 times more than any turiksh guy can do ever.

 

but the media - for sorry-  works very well and very hard to destroy the good picture of saudi and saudis .

 

 

Even though our country has generall good relations with Saudi...there has always remaines a concern about the human rights in your country. The abuse and treatment of prisoners, restriction on freedom of speech, denial of the right of citizens to change their government, discrimination against women and religous minorites and suppression of workers rights.  The attitude alone that you take that men are superior is quite sickening.  We don´t need to media to destroy the good picture of saudi or saudis, when your doing a heck of a time reconfirming what the media already conveys.

 

You paint this picture that Saudi has very little crime, let me remind you of 911.  It just so happened that 15 out of 19 suicide bombers were Saudis.  Your countries call to anti-terrorism has been questioned on many occassions.  I understand that every country and including my own has good and bad people.  But your arrogance about how Saudi men will treat their woman 100x better than a Turk...I´m not buying.  I don´t think Turkish men suppress their women.



Edited (7/16/2009) by teaschip

96.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 07:35 pm

Anyone who tells me that this is the Islamic way to eat noodles can go and suck an egg !

 

They have made a circus act, out of a beautiful religion.

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFkblouoRjE&feature=related - 99k

 

97.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 07:40 pm

 

Quoting AlphaF

Anyone who tells me that this is the Islamic way to eat noodles can go and suck an egg !

 

They have made a circus act, out of a beautiful religion.

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFkblouoRjE&feature=related - 99k

 

 

NO COMMENT !

98.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 07:42 pm

 

Quoting AlphaF

Anyone who tells me that this is the Islamic way to eat noodles can go and suck an egg !

 

They have made a circus act, out of a beautiful religion.

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFkblouoRjE&feature=related - 99k

 

 

I think it could be a set-up video. But then again, I can´t think of any other way for them to eat noodles without showing something of their face when being around men ´other than husband´.

 



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99.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 07:45 pm

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 

I think it could be a set-up video. But then again, I can´t think of any other way for them to eat noodles without showing something of their face when being around men ´other than husband´.

 

 

 Its true ..

100.       teaschip
3870 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 07:54 pm

 

Quoting AlphaF

Anyone who tells me that this is the Islamic way to eat noodles can go and suck an egg !

 

They have made a circus act, out of a beautiful religion.

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFkblouoRjE&feature=related - 99k

 

 

 Please tell me they don´t have to eat noodles like that.  Those poor women!

101.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 07:56 pm

 

Quoting teaschip

 

 

 Please tell me they don´t have to eat noodles like that.  Those poor women!

 

 They have to eat like this in public Confused

102.       abudy99
28 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 08:44 pm

it is so strange when you call for "accept the other opinions and cultures" then you didn´t.

why don´t you  consider  "women driving" as the other opinion or other culture ?

 

2nd : do you think that you don´t have problems in you´re countries bigger than "women driving in saudi " ? i bet you have ,  so , why don´t you take care of your problems and don´t worry , there are alot of "liberal people"  here , and they don´t find a topic to talk about other than "women driving" . so relax , take it easy

 

p.s. : when you talk about 9/11 and saudis how has got involved , i think you know that we call those criminals "out of law" and we - in saudi - have a great system to deal with those bad people . and we - government and  public - are togather to fight them and their  bad ideology .

 

Saudi, on the other hand, is a country without religious minorities (almost) there are no Christian churches

saudi is religious country as you say , the same as vatican , can you build a mosque in it ?

but if you are a christian-  or whatever religion you are - and want to do your prayer in your place no one can talk to you , it´s completely your right  .

there are lots of churches in western compounds .

p.s. : why we don´t talk about the Religious freedom for muslims in many western country ? is there any ?

converts are punished by death

yes , just from islam to another religion  , it´s not saudi thing it´s islamic law .

 

  a country where religious influence is so strong that less than 1% of women have higher education

where did you get this 1% ??? i´m sure it is false , women get the same education of men , and they have more majors than men , check your false infos
and islam doesn´t prevet women from education , it´s call thim to educate theirself as same as men .
many have none as apparently they don´t need it since they live to serve men
 

in fact , men are serving women , in islamic low , the wife is not forced to serve her man , if she want to serve him it will be a kind from her , if she didn´t want she shouldn´t do a thing , but the man has to work and bring money for his wife .

 

Our Saudi advocate said women are queens that do not have to do anything, but what kind of queen is deprived of free will and the right of making her own choices?

thank you to call me that i´m really proud to be saudi advocate .

the women are totally free to choose their life , in education , work , marrage , choosing her man , eating , dressing ,etc .

 but there are some limits , the limits applied on men and women as well .

these limits made by god and his prophet muhammad -peace be upon him - and they are Compatible with soul , mind and human nature .



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103.       abudy99
28 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 08:47 pm

 

Quoting ReyhanL

 

 

 They have to eat like this in public Confused

 

 that´s totally not true , you can come and visit any family resturant in saudi , and see how do they eat .

it´s bad to be not accurate in your infos when you talk about any topic .



Edited (7/16/2009) by abudy99

104.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 09:24 pm

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 that´s totally not true , you can come and visit any family resturant in saudi , and see how do they eat .

it´s bad to be not accurate in your infos when you talk about any topic .

 

 Then you can tell us how covered women are eating...

105.       alameda
3499 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 09:43 pm

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 

I think it could be a set-up video. But then again, I can´t think of any other way for them to eat noodles without showing something of their face when being around men ´other than husband´.

 

 

 FWIW....when I was in Morocco veiled women rarely ate in public.  When they did they did not face the public, they faced the wall, or they had a separate place with females only to eat in.

106.       abudy99
28 posts
 16 Jul 2009 Thu 10:41 pm

 

Quoting alameda

 

 

 FWIW....when I was in Morocco veiled women rarely ate in public.  When they did they did not face the public, they faced the wall, or they had a separate place with females only to eat in.

 

 some of saudis women eat in public like what alameda says , some of them discover their faces when they eat .

it´s personal choice .

107.       CANLI
5084 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 04:41 am

Seems i have missed some interesting debate here Roll eyes lol

Have no time to read them all now, kinda late but will do shortly inþallah

Good to see you back D_K  Flowers

And Welcome to TLC abudy99 Smile



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108.       abudy99
28 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 05:04 am

 

Quoting CANLI

Seems i have missed some interesting debate here Roll eyes lol

Have no time to read them all now, kinda late but will do shortly inþallah

Good to see you back D_K  Flowers

And Welcome to TLC abudy99 Smile

 

 i take it a chance to thank you for the greatest turkish website ever , i can´t tell how much is my happiness when i´ve found it , even while i´m so busy with my master´s research but you´ll find me here everyday , you are the best .. keep it up .

109.       CANLI
5084 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 05:14 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 i take it a chance to thank you for the greatest turkish website ever , i can´t tell how much is my happiness when i´ve found it , even while i´m so busy with my master´s research but you´ll find me here everyday , you are the best .. keep it up .

 

Errrmmmm, well actually, we know Super cool lol

OK was a joke, seriously, TLC is our proud actually, we try to keep it that way

We thank admin  and TLC members for that.

And we´d love to see you here too everyday 



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110.       CANLI
5084 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 05:38 am

 

Quoting farukdemirhan

 

             ..................................................................................

ISLAM gave us our rights and we dont ask silly ppl like u to teach us how to stand up for our rights,

 

 Totally agree with you  !

Ýslam gave us our rights, and we shouldnt allow people to take ANY of them away from us !

ALLAH gave us rights, no human should have the right to take any of them away !

We can stick to our holly Kuran and keep those rights..yes ?

 

PS: Ým really out of here now, just couldnt resist lol



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111.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 04:33 pm

I don´t think anyone here wants to take your rights away. What I can´t accept is lack of choice - like the fact that you´re sentenced to death if you convert from Islam. If a woman wears burka, doesn´t work and believes she´s lower in hierarchy than men then she probably deserves what she gets. But what rights are you talking about if you can get flogged for not wearing burka, beaten for disobeying your husband or killed if you lose your faith? Are those Islamic laws? If so, congratulations for a breakthrough in human rights.

 

The way you live your life should be a mixture of ciurcumstances and your choices. If your only choice is either to conform or die, it makes me question the value of such life. It´s not life, it´s slavery. If you choose to be Muslim, wear a scarf, refrain from pork, wash all the places you should and pray 5 times a day - there´s nothing wrong with that. it´s what you chose and what you think is best for you. If you think you are inferior to men, it´s your feeling, but don´t make me believe that so am I.

 

To sum up, if your choice is taken away from you, your life is just slavery. Sure, with the time you might learn to accept it but it is sick anyway.

112.       CANLI
5084 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 05:05 pm

 Ã dont know if you were addressing this to me or to farukdemirhan DD

Ýf you are a believer in any sort of religion, not just Ýslam you would have your choices of course but within the rules of that religion.

Ýts ridiculous to join a religion and to claim believing in it, but at same time not practice its rules, in that case you should pick another one that suites you, and if there is none then you can stop believing if you choose.

Religions dont take your freedom away, or your choices, they giving you them within their rules.

Same as law and countries, you live in the country you live in, free and have your choices within the law of that country

Ýf you obay the law that doesnt mean you are not free or your choices have been taken away from you !

 

Ýn my comment above i meant, we as Muslims have rules by Ýslam, and sometimes they are actually taking away from us by the power of anything else ´law in some countries, man in another, society..etc´ and they take Ýslam an excuse for that !

So by same excuse , by the rules of Quran then we as women shouldnt allow this.

Ý addressed that to  farukdemirhan and i believe she as Muslim would understand what i meant very well !

Ýf they take those rights claiming that its religion then by that religion and the proof of our law´ Quran´ we must demands those rights and get them back not just watch and believe they do the right thing!

We can read, we have brains, so we should know and understand very well what is ours and what is not and not just taking anything been told to us as granted !

How come ALLAH gave us rights and others take them away ?!

We believe in ALLAH and Mohammed SAV not anyone else...and that is our law our limits to say what are our rights and what are our duties as women !

 



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113.       CANLI
5084 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 06:45 pm

 

Quoting Daydreamer

 No man is better than a woman and no woman is better than a man only by virtue of their gender.

 

 Actually in Quran it said no one is superior or better than the other ´men or women´ except by their good nature

Meaning for example judge is better than a thif no matter if the judge male or female , white black ...etc or the thif is male/female, white/ black ..etc

 

And for abudy, no one ´´muslims´´ against applying the islamic law as long as you do it without any personal issues !

As for converts are punished by death its same case also in Christianity, they just dont apply their religion rules at the West thats all.

 Still in here , they do away from the authorities, Christians converted to Ýslam dont lead a happy life if they managed to escape with their lives !

 

And as for Saudi women,no one wants to see them, thats not the point, but at Rasul SAV time, they were not hidding women so no one would see and claimed its for their own goods!

Women used to walk alone without any guards or men being along with them, had their own decisions too in life and work!

Who made men the superior to decide what should women do or dont ?!

Ýf its not allowed that women do Hij while they wearing Niqab then when do you force niqab on them by law ?!

Ýt HÝJ where one go to ALLAH house, and ALLAH said no niqap there, so why on earth they are forced to cover themselves else where?!

No place is more holier than Mecca !

And in what book it says women should be beaten for not wearing even hijab not niqab ?

Why the El amr Bil ma3roof  ´ the religious police´ hitting women who dont wear it ?

We have Quran between us, why dont we take it as a judge then ?

Ýts a joke that you blame Fatima´s family for allowing her to watch the TV and thats why she got brainwashed.

You cant shut their eyes too, can you ?!

OK, she would read Quran, Sunna, sira and she would understand she has rights more than she granted, then what would be your excuse for that ?!

Stop women from reading Quran and knowing their religion?

Ý dont say Fatima is right, im sure there are many good Saudi men over there, as there is many bad Turks too same as every where, there are goods and bads but i believe as she is living the extreme she also has developed extreme thoughts of her own.

And its not healthy.

And about that driving thing...actually i read some reasons for it that i cant even write them here !

114.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 08:39 pm

 

Quoting CANLI

 

 

 Actually in Quran it said no one is superior or better than the other ´men or women´ except by their good nature

Meaning for example judge is better than a thif no matter if the judge male or female , white black ...etc or the thif is male/female, white/ black ..etc

 

And for abudy, no one ´´muslims´´ against applying the islamic law as long as you do it without any personal issues !

As for converts are punished by death its same case also in Christianity, they just dont apply their religion rules at the West thats all.

 Still in here , they do away from the authorities, Christians converted to Ýslam dont lead a happy life if they managed to escape with their lives !

 

And as for Saudi women,no one wants to see them, thats not the point, but at Rasul SAV time, they were not hidding women so no one would see and claimed its for their own goods!

Women used to walk alone without any guards or men being along with them, had their own decisions too in life and work!

Who made men the superior to decide what should women do or dont ?!

Ýf its not allowed that women do Hij while they wearing Niqab then when do you force niqab on them by law ?!

Ýt HÝJ where one go to ALLAH house, and ALLAH said no niqap there, so why on earth they are forced to cover themselves else where?!

No place is more holier than Mecca !

And in what book it says women should be beaten for not wearing even hijab not niqab ?

Why the El amr Bil ma3roof  ´ the religious police´ hitting women who dont wear it ?

We have Quran between us, why dont we take it as a judge then ?

Ýts a joke that you blame Fatima´s family for allowing her to watch the TV and thats why she got brainwashed.

You cant shut their eyes too, can you ?!

OK, she would read Quran, Sunna, sira and she would understand she has rights more than she granted, then what would be your excuse for that ?!

Stop women from reading Quran and knowing their religion?

Ý dont say Fatima is right, im sure there are many good Saudi men over there, as there is many bad Turks too same as every where, there are goods and bads but i believe as she is living the extreme she also has developed extreme thoughts of her own.

And its not healthy.

And about that driving thing...actually i read some reasons for it that i cant even write them here !

Why do you think our Saudi friends here seem to differ from the rest, even from other moslems...when it comes to understanding and interpreting Islamic rules.

 

Could it be that they are full of crap from another teaching, which may be somewhat different from Islam. What exactly is a Vahhabi?

 



Edited (7/17/2009) by AlphaF

115.       abudy99
28 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 08:55 pm

 

Quoting CANLI

 

 Ãf its not allowed that women do Hij while they wearing Niqab then when do you force niqab on them by law ?!

Ýt HÝJ where one go to ALLAH house, and ALLAH said no niqap there, so why on earth they are forced to cover themselves else where?!

No place is more holier than Mecca !

And in what book it says women should be beaten for not wearing even hijab not niqab ?

Why the El amr Bil ma3roof  ´ the religious police´ hitting women who dont wear it ?

We have Quran between us, why dont we take it as a judge then ?

 

 there is a HAdith that our mother "ayiþa " says : "in hajj we were discovering our faces all the time , but when we passed by strangers we cover our faces "

that will answer you´re questions .

and as you know we take our religion not just from quran , but from quran and sunna , even that we have evidence from quran that order women to cover their faces , i´m sure you know it , but some people wants to explain the quran as they like not as it is right .

and what is the advantage of wearing hejab without covering face ? cover the hair ? how cares about hair .

alhejab has existed to prevent stranges curious stares , does that works with turkish hejab ?

i saw turkish women here in madina wear turkish hejab , they are more beautiful and attractive  than with no hejab .

you know , not all women´s hairs are  beauty , but their faces often like a piece of full moon , so they should cover faces to Achieve the advantage of wearing hejab .

 

Why the El amr Bil ma3roof  ´ the religious police´ hitting women who dont wear it ?

you have a good experience in arabic pronuonsing (as you said ma3roof ) , but for sorry you have no idea about what (El amr Bil ma3roof  ) does in matter of fact .

all you know is what you hear from media , which attacks (El amr Bil ma3roof  ) round the clock .

if you´re Foreigner and none muslim , they will understand your religion and never talk to you .

if you´re Foreigner muslim , they will understand your (mathhab) and never talk to you .

give me one example of any turkish women (or any Foreigner wonen) how stoped by (El amr Bil ma3roof  ) because of her hejab, if you find one i give a guarantee when she sues them she will win the case .

if a saudi woman  shows in public without covering face they will come and ask her politely to cover her face - as it is the low in saudi - if she would´t they will give her a little advice about hejab , nothing further . unless - like some bad girls - she´s being immoral ,or insists to do bad things in public they will ask her to go to thier department with police man and let her sign in a piece of paper that she won´t never do it again and call her father , let him know about the case , and take her home .

i challenge anyone to bring one honest case of the religious police´ hitting women because of not covering the face .

the problem as i mentiond is the media who fights to death trying to  suspend (El amr Bil ma3roof  ) to do what they like  , and they won´t inshallah ,   the religious police means protect the morality , if they are suspended you will hear about strange cirmes in the land of to holy mosques .

Ýts a joke that you blame Fatima´s family for allowing her to watch the TV and thats why she got brainwashed.

You cant shut their eyes too, can you ?!

don´t you believe that in islam the parents have the full responsibility  of their family ? that is what alqur´an and alsunna say .

so , the family must protect his members from seeing or hearing or reading (even eating ) anything that damage their  mind , body and moral . otherwise what is  the responsibility of parents then ? feed thier kids and forecd them to go to school and sleep early and thats it ?

i don´t say shut their eyes , but there is educational ways to prevet the kids from bad stuff  and bring them a good Alternatives , so they will rise in clean and pure Environment .

116.       teaschip
3870 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 09:05 pm

Quote:

alhejab has existed to prevent stranges curious stares , does that works with turkish hejab ?

 

I happen to think this is backwards..these women get more stares with them on.  No way

 

 

 

117.       teaschip
3870 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 09:12 pm

Quote:

all you know is what you hear from media , which attacks (El amr Bil ma3roof  ) round the clock .

 

After reading some of your posts it sounds like our media is right on target with alot of their reportings...Sad

118.       abudy99
28 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 09:32 pm

 

Quoting teaschip

Quote:

all you know is what you hear from media , which attacks (El amr Bil ma3roof  ) round the clock .

 

After reading some of your posts it sounds like our media is right on target with alot of their reportings...Sad

 

 it´s not your media , it´s ours for sorry

119.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 09:50 pm

Canli, that exactly was my point - if you are free to CHOOSE your religion, it means you make a deliberate decision how you want your life to look. If you are ok with Islamic rules and want to follow them because of your personal choice, it´s fine. Every person decides what´s best for them and what kind of things they want to give up to have the life they want. I was speaking against countries where you are not free to choose your religion or you´re facing death. That is something I cannot comprehend.

 

I am somewhat surprised that you mentioned that conversion from christianity is also punishable by death. I have never heard about that. I tried to google it but without success. As you know, although I was raised in a Catholic family, I became an atheist and so I´m not really knowledgeable about Christianity except from what I learnt at religion classes.

120.       teaschip
3870 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 09:55 pm

I am somewhat surprised that you mentioned that conversion from christianity is also punishable by death. I have never heard about that. I tried to google it but without success. As you know, although I was raised in a Catholic family, I became an atheist and so I´m not really knowledgeable about Christianity except from what I learnt at religion classes.

Quote:

 

 

Can´t say that I have ever known a Christian to convert and be killed, not in modern day society..

121.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 09:59 pm

 

Quoting teaschip

I am somewhat surprised that you mentioned that conversion from christianity is also punishable by death. I have never heard about that. I tried to google it but without success. As you know, although I was raised in a Catholic family, I became an atheist and so I´m not really knowledgeable about Christianity except from what I learnt at religion classes.

Quote:

 

 

Can´t say that I have ever known a Christian to convert and be killed, not in modern day society..

Even the |Amish give their children a choice. Ok, I remember from history classes that people were forced into Christianity about a 1000 years ago and then there was the inquisition, but that was ages ago and was condemned by Christianity later on

 

122.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:02 pm

 

Quoting teaschip

I am somewhat surprised that you mentioned that conversion from christianity is also punishable by death. I have never heard about that. I tried to google it but without success. As you know, although I was raised in a Catholic family, I became an atheist and so I´m not really knowledgeable about Christianity except from what I learnt at religion classes.

Quote:

 

 

Can´t say that I have ever known a Christian to convert and be killed, not in modern day society..

 

 Never heard of it either....but their are many Christian sects, so who knows.  I am pretty comfortable in saying that Catholics will not kill you if you convert.

123.       abudy99
28 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:02 pm

 

Quoting AlphaF

 

Why do you think our Saudi friends here seem to differ from the rest, even from other moslems...when it comes to understanding and interpreting Islamic rules.

 

Could it be that they are full of crap from another teaching, which may be somewhat different from Islam. What exactly is a Vahhabi?

 

 

don´t you believe in  Multi-denominational , it is good thing when it comes in Matters of fiqh ( islamic jurisprudence ) , there are four famus fiqh school in islam , hanafi - maliki , shafi´i , hanbali .

but all these schools concurrent about 2 points :

1. the Sources of legislation are qur´an , sunna ,scholarly consensus , and analogy.

2. Fundamentals of Religion - or matters of faith-  are (one and only) , see here about ( Akide: Anlamý ve Önemi ) http://www.islamhouse.com/tp/154849 .

 

What exactly is a Vahhabi?

about this question you can find some articles about wahhabi and muhammad bin abdoul wahab .

 here : http://saaid.net/monawein/en/index.htm 

 

thank you

124.       teaschip
3870 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:06 pm

 

Quoting Elisabeth

 

 

 Never heard of it either....but their are many Christian sects, so who knows.  I am pretty comfortable in saying that Catholics will not kill you if you convert.

 

 Oh thank God!  Not planning on coverting though anytime soon.Big smile

125.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:12 pm

 

Quoting teaschip

 

 

 Oh thank God!  Not planning on coverting though anytime soon.Big smile

 

 So you won´t be going to the big Baptist Revival with me next weekend?  YOU PROMISED!!

126.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:12 pm

 

Quoting teaschip

 

 

 Oh thank God!  Not planning on coverting though anytime soon.Big smile

 

 One of my friend after mariage she converted from ortodox to islam and now she is türbanlý...she doesnt know anything about ortodox religion and absolutly nothing about islam Confused recently i sent her Coran in our language to read it because its a shame not to know about your (actual) religion



Edited (7/17/2009) by ReyhanL [add]

127.       teaschip
3870 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:17 pm

 

Quoting Elisabeth

 

 

 So you won´t be going to the big Baptist Revival with me next weekend?  YOU PROMISED!!

 

 Oh, I didn´t mean that.  I meant I wouldn´t convert to another religion..ok I was thinking about becoming a witness.Big smile  Of course I´ll go with you.  Is this an all womens retreat with BYOB...I hope they have gambling again.Big smile 

 

It´s been a long week...I thought you referred to as baptism revival...The answer is NO then!!!  Sorry, I can´t speak in tongues.Razz



Edited (7/17/2009) by teaschip [Not enough sleep!]

128.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:19 pm

 

Quoting ReyhanL

 

 

 One of my friend after mariage she converted from ortodox to islam and now she is türbanlý...she doesnt know anything about ortodox religion and absolutly nothing about islam Confused recently i sent her Coran in our language to read it because its a shame not to know about your (actual) religion

 

 Seems a little silly to convert to a religion and you haven´t even read the literature.  What is even more sad about some people, is that they are born into a religion and they never read or learn about it and what is worse is they never question it.  I think it is healthy for people to question their religion or any tradition for that matter. 

129.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:19 pm

 

Quoting ReyhanL

 

 

 One of my friend after mariage she converted from ortodox to islam and now she is türbanlý...she doesnt know anything about ortodox religion and absolutly nothing about islam Confused recently i sent her Coran in our language to read it because its a shame not to know about your (actual) religion

 

That´s the thing many people do - convert because of marriage without knowing what duties and responsibilities follow from that

130.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:22 pm

 

Quoting teaschip

 

 

 Oh, I didn´t mean that.  I meant I wouldn´t convert to another religion..ok I was thinking about becoming a witness.Big smile  Of course I´ll go with you.  Is this an all womens retreat with BYOB...I hope they have gambling again.Big smile 

 

It´s been a long week...I thought you referred to as baptism revival...The answer is NO then!!!  Sorry, I can´t speak in tongues.Razz

 Don´t worry, after the beer and dancing you will be speaking tongues and do a little snake charming too!

 

131.       CANLI
5084 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:22 pm

 

Quoting Daydreamer

I am somewhat surprised that you mentioned that conversion from christianity is also punishable by death. I have never heard about that. I tried to google it but without success. As you know, although I was raised in a Catholic family, I became an atheist and so I´m not really knowledgeable about Christianity except from what I learnt at religion classes.

 

Actually it does, and i have read the verses too in Arabic of course as i remember called Matta Bible ?!

Ý will try to find them out if i can.

Ýt happen here, Christians cant convert to Ýslam freely without escaping from where they live and change identity too, and be doomed to stay away from their families for the rest of their lives or else Church would find out about them...and sadly that is another story im afraid !

 

132.       teaschip
3870 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:22 pm

 

Quoting Daydreamer

 

 

That´s the thing many people do - convert because of marriage without knowing what duties and responsibilities follow from that

 

 Prime examples; my sister-n-laws!  Both became Catholic to raise their kids Catholic as far as sending them to private catholic schools.  But neither of them go to church....No way

133.       CANLI
5084 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:25 pm

 

Quoting AlphaF

 

Why do you think our Saudi friends here seem to differ from the rest, even from other moslems...when it comes to understanding and interpreting Islamic rules.

 

Could it be that they are full of crap from another teaching, which may be somewhat different from Islam. What exactly is a Vahhabi?

 

 

 Actually Alpha i dont exactly know !

Specially we both understand arabic well..in fact its our language...so i cant blame it on the language !

134.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:28 pm

 

Quoting CANLI

 

 

 

Ýt happen here, Christians cant convert to Ýslam freely without escaping from where they live and change identity too, and be doomed to stay away from their families for the rest of their lives or else Church would find out about them...and sadly that is another story im afraid !

 

 

 Perhaps that is more a societal thing rather than a religious doctrine?  Not sure....Unsure I just know that Catholics will not kill you if you convert.  Like I said, I can´t speak for some small Christian sects/cults.  I know that many will "shun" individuals for leaving.

135.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:29 pm

 

Quoting teaschip

 

 

 Prime examples; my sister-n-laws!  Both became Catholic to raise their kids Catholic as far as sending them to private catholic schools.  But neither of them go to church....No way

 

 Do they want to come the revival too?

136.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:36 pm

 

Quoting CANLI

 

 

Actually it does, and i have read the verses too in Arabic of course as i remember called Matta Bible ?!

Ý will try to find them out if i can.

Ýt happen here, Christians cant convert to Ýslam freely without escaping from where they live and change identity too, and be doomed to stay away from their families for the rest of their lives or else Church would find out about them...and sadly that is another story im afraid !

 

 

If you have some time, I´d be happy to read about it - one more reason not to like Christianity lol

(Did you mean Matthew´s Gospel?) I know Christians faced death for NOT renouncing Christianity at Roman times, and eternity in hell if they reject it but I don´t know of a verse in Bible or a country that killes (or used to kill Christian converts)

137.       Vania Melamed
36 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 10:54 pm

Oh, great, just what Saudi women need...to go from one extreme and convoluted synthetic expectation to another.    Sisters, take it from a modern girl who has been in the military, is Middle-Eastern, religious, young, and married with three kids: no soap opera will ever help you.  Ideas may be the spark of change, but it the Wallstreet Journal will keep the fires lit so you may cook by them. Noor is not an investment; Noor is an indurable good, whose utility will fade when women are consumed with ideas and emotions they know not how to apply.

138.       CANLI
5084 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 11:02 pm

 

Quoting Daydreamer

 

 

If you have some time, I´d be happy to read about it - one more reason not to like Christianity lol

(Did you mean Matthew´s Gospel?) I know Christians faced death for NOT renouncing Christianity at Roman times, and eternity in hell if they reject it but I don´t know of a verse in Bible or a country that killes (or used to kill Christian converts)

 

 Ã dont really know if its Matthew´s Gospel or not, in Arabic its Matta, from the looks of it it maybe same.

Ý will search what i read, i find hard time understand it in arabic so let alone in another language lol

Christian converters dont face death by the country, i mean not by our authorities, and also Church never declare it too of course its against the law  but it happened and when people who converted to Ýslam fail to escape or been cought then they disappear Church deny anything to do with it, or claims they aknowledge their mistake after they talked to them and now they live at the Monastery by their own choice and refuse to meet anyone!

139.       CANLI
5084 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 11:12 pm

 

Quoting abudy99

 there is a HAdith that our mother "ayiþa " says : "in hajj we were discovering our faces all the time , but when we passed by strangers we cover our faces "

that will answer you´re questions .

and as you know we take our religion not just from quran , but from quran and sunna , even that we have evidence from quran that order women to cover their faces , i´m sure you know it , but some people wants to explain the quran as they like not as it is right .

and what is the advantage of wearing hejab without covering face ? cover the hair ? how cares about hair .

alhejab has existed to prevent stranges curious stares , does that works with turkish hejab ?

i saw turkish women here in madina wear turkish hejab , they are more beautiful and attractive  than with no hejab .

you know , not all women´s hairs are  beauty , but their faces often like a piece of full moon , so they should cover faces to Achieve the advantage of wearing hejab

 

Actually NO, it doesnt answer my question

Ý asked you if you can point out ayat or hadith by Rasul SAV to say that women should cover their faces, and you didnt.

Know why ? Because there is NONE !

As i said between us are Quran and Hadith ´strong ones´ nothing else, not personal opinions or some philosophical opinions why women should wear niqab

Because as much as i´d appreciate those opinions i would actually follow ALLAH order only not anyone else, unless of course i adopt those opinions as well !

So even if women were such a beauty wearing hijab, ALLAH would know that and would order it if HE wanted !

Rasul´s wives RA were wearing niqab thats explain what Ayþe RA said but that doesnt mean it applies to all women too as well .

 

Quoting abudy99

you have a good experience in arabic pronuonsing (as you said ma3roof ) , but for sorry you have no idea about what (El amr Bil ma3roof  ) does in matter of fact .

all you know is what you hear from media , which attacks (El amr Bil ma3roof  ) round the clock .

if you´re Foreigner and none muslim , they will understand your religion and never talk to you .

if you´re Foreigner muslim , they will understand your (mathhab) and never talk to you .

give me one example of any turkish women (or any Foreigner wonen) how stoped by (El amr Bil ma3roof  ) because of her hejab, if you find one i give a guarantee when she sues them she will win the case .

 

 Arabic is my first language actually, and i would give you examples on how El amr Bil ma3roof  treats women if you want, and its not that nice !

Let alone, as you say Saudi is a religious country, rules by Ýslamic law, so...there is no rule in Quran or Hadith says you should force women to wear hijab nor niqap

Ý mean, there is no Had ´punishment´..so why on earth you force them there represented in  El amr Bil ma3roof  ?

 

Quoting abudy99

don´t you believe that in islam the parents have the full responsibility  of their family ? that is what alqur´an and alsunna say ....etc

 Yes i do believe that, not only in Ýslam but its every parents responsibility, but the question till what age ?!

Would parents monitor their kids and be responsible about what they are doing till kids became old men and women too ?!

Parents responsibility toward their children is to bring them up and support them till they stand up on their own feet, then Children who are now grown ups take that responsibility and would be their own responsibility

Yes of course parents rules doesnt end, but it change

Rasul SAV taught us how to bring up our kids...7, 7 and then 7...he didnt say till the day they die !

140.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 17 Jul 2009 Fri 11:14 pm

 

Quoting abudy99

 unless - like some bad girls - she´s being immoral ,or insists to do bad things in public they will ask her to go to thier department with police man and let her sign in a piece of paper that she won´t never do it again and call her father , let him know about the case , and take her home .

 

 

Could you be more specific? What is being immoral, what is doing bad things in public? Bad girls? And why her father? If she is over 18 or maybe 21 and unmarried will they still call her father? Does her father own her or something?

 

I think I just felt offended So please explain yourself in more detail. Because what you just said above is a violation of equal human rights and simply sick.

141.       CANLI
5084 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 12:53 am

 

Quoting mhsn supertitiz

 

 As you may know, insults are not allowed in that site

You can have your opinions any way you like and you will be grant respect  here, it doesnt matter that we or anyone else agree with your opinions or not, but will be respected !

Ýts not welcome here to insult others here, and you should know that because you accepted it in order to join TLC .

So please modify your post and express yourself in a way that is welcome here, or else your post will be deleted !

 

142.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 12:57 am

 

Quoting CANLI

 

 

So please modify your post and express yourself in a way that is welcome here, or else your post will be deleted !

 

 

 It is taken care of.

 

 

Members, please be aware of forum rules. We may all have different opinions (like CANLI and I ) but there is no need to call each other names. You may find someones thoughts to be very disturbing and ofcourse you are entitled to respond to it, but please refrain from personal comments.

 

Mhsn Supertitiz, you modified your post at the moment I deleted it. However since your new post is not much different and your reason for edit still shows the same words.. I see no point in restoring your comment.



Edited (7/18/2009) by Deli_kizin
Edited (7/18/2009) by Deli_kizin

143.       abudy99
28 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:10 am

 

Actually NO, it doesnt answer my question

Ý asked you if you can point out ayat or hadith women should cover their faces, and you didnt.

Know why ? Because there is NONE !

1. if you want to understand the qur´an an hadith as you like there won´t be any evdience against anything you like . e.g : the addict will ask you : if you can point out ayat or hadith that proof the heroin is prohibited  ? you can´t.

Know why ? Because there is NONE !

the qur´an an sunna  must explaind by specialist (3ulama´ ) otherewise there is no need for prophets , it will be enough to print copies of quran and that´s it .

you will cancel alot of islamic sciences : the tafseer , where we can find quran explanation .

the fiqh , where we can find the Detailed matters of islamic shari´a

osol alfiqh , where we know how to use the quran and sunna for  deduction .

sciences of hadith , where can Distinguish the good from weak hadiths .

you will cancel generations of specialist beginning from sahabah to the last one which is me kidding .

you can´t understand the qura´n and hadith without going back to the understands of the Best centuries , they attended The revelation of the Qur´an and took it from the mouth of the prophet , they asked him about the qur´an and shari´a , so they had more knowledge of qur´an and sunnah than anyone came after them .

so it´s wrong when you say that anyone can take qur´an and sunnah , and extract the orders from them . unless the qualified poeple , and i guess me and you are not that qualified .

so here you will find proofs from qur´an and sunnah for covering face ( it´s a small arabic book since you are arabi Cool http://www.al-eman.com/islamlib/viewchp.asp?BID=314&CID=1

 

and i would give you examples on how El amr Bil ma3roof  treats women if you want, and its not that nice !

yes please give me some , and true ones please , not like what we always read in newspapers , i know most of them are false .

Yes i do believe that, not only in Ýslam but its every parents responsibility, but the question till what age ?!

that is you question , and you answer it very well by saying :

Yes of course parents rules doesnt end, but it change

i agreed 

Rasul SAV taught us how to bring up our kids...7, 7 and then 7...

even it has good means , but i couldn´t find this in hadith books , please check .

144.       abudy99
28 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:21 am

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 If she is over 18 or maybe 21 and unmarried will they still call her father? Does her father own her or something?

 yes they call her father , and no he doesn´t own her , but he still her father . she lives in his house and she must respect family rules .

I think I just felt offended So please explain yourself in more detail. Because what you just said above is a violation of equal human rights and simply sick.

if any girl does a crime , is it offended when she´s taken to police station ? or to jail if she deserves it ? 

 

 



Edited (7/18/2009) by abudy99
Edited (7/18/2009) by abudy99

145.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:24 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 !

the qur´an an sunna  must explaind by specialist (3ulama´ ) otherewise there is no need for prophets , it will be enough to print copies of quran and that´s it .

 

 But how can you know that these ulema handle out of religiosity or for power?

 

And think of the Iranian-shia system, where everybody is entitled to ´taqlid´ and choose their own mujtahid. That makes that many people in the same society follow different views of explanation of Quran and Sunna, because every mujtahid can explain it differently because of the existence of ijtihad.  Ofcourse, the system in itself seems good: instead of makign everybody follow a muqallad, everybody can choose the mujtahid that is closest to your own thoughts, and because people change through the ages, the fetwas and opinions of the new mujtahids will be very different from those of the muqallad. But isn´t it very dangerous that a religion is made so difficult that it can only be explained to the people by ulema?

146.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:24 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 

 

 I was wondering what you understand from ´crime´, my dear.

147.       girleegirl
5065 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:29 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

if any girl does a crime , is it offended when she´s taken to police station ? or to jail if she deserves it ? 

 

..............as long as the same is done when a "boy" has committed a "crime".  Does daddy get called in that instance????  Somehow I think I already know the answer but please...do tell.

 

 

148.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:31 am

 

Quoting girleegirl

 

Does daddy get called in that instance????  

 

 ofcourse they call his father, and no he doesn´t own him, but he is still his father. He lives in his house and he must respect family rules

149.       abudy99
28 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:38 am

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 isn´t it very dangerous that a religion is made so difficult that it can only be explained to the people by ulema?

 

 the islam is very simlpe and clear , and allah says about qur´an (( [17] And We have indeed made the Qur-an easy to understand and remember: then is there any that will receive admonition?  )) suratul qamar .

what difficult is , when we dicover a new problem or matter , who can decide it´s (halal or haram ) other than ulama´ , and how can they decide ? by analogy with old shari´a sentences , or by major rule of islam .

150.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:41 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 the islam is very simlpe and clear

 

 For me it is simple and clear, an infidel will burn

151.       abudy99
28 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:41 am

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 

 ofcourse they call his father, and no he doesn´t own him, but he is still his father. He lives in his house and he must respect family rules

 

 perfect answer

yes of course they will call his father too .

152.       girleegirl
5065 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:43 am

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 

 For me it is simple and clear, an infidel will burn

 

 <img src='/static/images/smileys//lol.gif' alt='lol'> (fast) 

(would prefer an applause emotion but this will have to do.....admin, are you listening???Wink)

153.       abudy99
28 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:44 am

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 For me it is simple and clear, an infidel will burn

 

 i didn´t get it , sorry

154.       girleegirl
5065 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:44 am

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 

 ofcourse they call his father, and no he doesn´t own him, but he is still his father. He lives in his house and he must respect family rules

 

 silly me! 

155.       girleegirl
5065 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:45 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 the islam is very simlpe and clear , and allah says about qur´an (( [17] And We have indeed made the Qur-an easy to understand and remember: then is there any that will receive admonition?  )) suratul qamar .

 "WE"???  Did you write your own version?  No way

 

156.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:46 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 i didn´t get it , sorry

 

 I don´t think the Qur´an is simple at all, but it is easy to understand at one point: the one who doesn´t believe, will pay for it! So relevant sura´s for me, an infidel, are very simple. That´s what I meant to say.

 

 

But abudy99, we still didn´t learn what ´immorality´ and ´crime´ is that a girl commits on the street. I understand murder and rape are crimes, but I dont think you were referring to that.

157.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:46 am

 

Quoting girleegirl

 

 "WE"???  Did you write your own version?  No way

 

 

 Divine plural Cool

158.       girleegirl
5065 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:47 am

I´m still wondering what crime these chicks are committing where all that has to be done is a simple call to daddy!  And what age?  16? 20? 32? 45?

159.       abudy99
28 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:48 am

 

Quoting girleegirl

 

 "WE"???  Did you write your own version?  No way

 

 

 are you serious with this question ?

it´s a translation of holy quran verse .

160.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:51 am

 

Quoting girleegirl

  16? 20? 32? 45?

 

 Dad will be called in all ages if the girl has not married yet or the dad not died. In that case the brother or uncle will come ofcourse. I don´t think the mother is called by a police officer!

161.       abudy99
28 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 01:56 am

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 I don´t think the Qur´an is simple at all, but it is easy to understand at one point: the one who doesn´t believe, will pay for it! So relevant sura´s for me, an infidel, are very simple. That´s what I meant to say.

 

 you can find a  quran and read it , you will discover how easy it is , or how infidel you are

 

thanks for internet , here is english and turkish translation for quran :

http://quran.al-islam.com/Index/indexe1.asp

162.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 02:01 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 you can find a  quran and read it , you will discover how easy it is , or how infidel you are

 

thanks for internet , here is english and turkish translation for quran :

http://quran.al-islam.com/Index/indexe1.asp

 

I read the version by Abdullah Yusuf Ali in English, and a Dutch version a few years ago, but the Dutch one I didn´t finish.

 

And I discovered how awesome it is to be an infidel in this life

 

163.       abudy99
28 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 02:02 am

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 

 Dad will be called in all ages if the girl has not married yet or the dad not died. In that case the brother or uncle will come ofcourse. I don´t think the mother is called by a police officer!

 

 thanks of islamic law , it´s so unusual to find a criminal women , you won´t find women in police deparments to call dads for

164.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 02:05 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 thanks of islamic law , it´s so unusual to find a criminal women , you won´t find women in police deparments to call dads for

 

 I suppose you dont find many criminal men there either then.

165.       girleegirl
5065 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 02:06 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 are you serious with this question ?

it´s a translation of holy quran verse .

 

 All my questions are serious. 

 

And if you believe that then you will believe that I would know it´s a verse from your holy book! 

166.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 02:12 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 thanks of islamic law , it´s so unusual to find a criminal women , you won´t find women in police deparments to call dads for

 

Of course you won´t. Who will dare to uncover her face if she´s facing flogging? That´s how totalitarian governments work. Just think - evil, fat assed Americanes used to have slaves - if a slave disobeyed his master, he could kill him or her, so not many tried disobeying (not because they liked their position but because of fear). It is the same in Saudi - women have to cover themselves, people from Muslim families stay Muslims not because they want to - but because they will die if they don´t. (Not all of them of course, I´m sure most Saudi men are happy that they are men in a county where men have more rights than women).

 

I have a question - in Christianity, they say you will be judged after you die, not during your life. Isn´t it the same with Islam? If so, how come people are killed for converting from Islam? Isn´t it Allah´s job to judge them, not people´s? I can understand that people hurting other people should be punished - |I have no problem with capital punishment for murderers, rapists etc. But what kind of crime is it to show your face or believe in the Gods you choose?

167.       abudy99
28 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 02:12 am

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 

I read the version by Abdullah Yusuf Ali in English, and a Dutch version a few years ago, but the Dutch one I didn´t finish.

 

And I discovered how awesome it is to be an infidel in this life

 

 

 it´s your decision , as allah says in qur´an (( [256] Let there be no compulsion in religion: Truth stands out clear from Error: whoever rejects Evil and believes in Allah hath grasped the most trustworthy hand-hold, that never breaks. And Allah heareth and knoweth all things.  ))

 

and you did´t descover yet how will it be when some one was an infidel  , in the other life

168.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 02:13 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 it´s your decision , as allah says in qur´an (( [256] Let there be no compulsion in religion: Truth stands out clear from Error: whoever rejects Evil and believes in Allah hath grasped the most trustworthy hand-hold, that never breaks. And Allah heareth and knoweth all things.  ))

 

and you did´t descover yet how will it be when some one was an infidel  , in the other life

 

So how does it go with killing those who reject religion?

169.       abudy99
28 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 02:16 am

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 

 I suppose you dont find many criminal men there either then.

 

 you will find some , but not like the western countries .

according to last report i have heard , there is 1 crime every 2 minutes in england Confused 

what is this ??? england or hell ??

170.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 02:17 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 it´s your decision , as allah says in qur´an (( [256] Let there be no compulsion in religion: Truth stands out clear from Error: whoever rejects Evil and believes in Allah hath grasped the most trustworthy hand-hold, that never breaks. And Allah heareth and knoweth all things.  ))

 

and you did´t descover yet how will it be when some one was an infidel  , in the other life

 

If your god is a GOOD one, I will discover in the other life what the value of being a GOOD PERSON is, instead of saying you believe.

 

But I wonder what Allah is saying here:

 

Surah 2:

6. As to those who reject faith, it is the same to them whether thou warn them or do not warn them; they will not believe.

7. Allah hath set a seal on their hearts and on their hearing, and on their eyes is a veil; great is the penalty they (incur).

 

To me it sounds like it is not my fault that I cannot see the truth, for allah has covered my eyes!

 

 

171.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 02:18 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

 you will find some , but not like the western countries .

according to last report i have heard , there is 1 crime every 2 minutes in england Confused 

what is this ??? england or hell ??

 

 There are multiple crimes every second! Most women dare to share their hair and face Scared

172.       abudy99
28 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 02:44 am

 it´s been long discussion , and pardon me , it´s the last one i´ll take .  

 

Quoting Daydreamer

Of course you won´t. Who will dare to uncover her face if she´s facing flogging?

 if she´s facing flogging?   oh my god , who said so ?? you have to correct you infos miss

 

families stay Muslims not because they want to - but because they will die if they don´t. (Not all of them of course, I´m sure most Saudi men are happy that they are men in a county where men have more rights than women).

 

so you say there are no one has a Convinced in islam ?

all musilm are muslims because they scary of death , or because they are happy that they are men in a county where men have more rights than women ? what a judgment !

all muslims are happy in islam because it´s the right way to live , and everyone takes his right , believe it or not , women have more rights in islam than men .

 

I have a question - in Christianity, they say you will be judged after you die, not during your life. Isn´t it the same with Islam? If so, how come people are killed for converting from Islam? Isn´t it Allah´s job to judge them, not people´s?

yes allah will  judge them after they die , and allah orders us to kill who leave islam .

 

 I can understand that people hurting other people should be punished - . But what kind of crime is it to show your face  , or believe in the Gods you choose?

when weman shows her face she didn´t Obey allah´s order , but what is the punishment ? nothing we should do more than adivce her to obey allah´s order , and allah will  judge her .

 

So how does it go with killing those who reject religion?

islam doesn´t order to kill anyone reject islam , but the muslims they leave islam .

 



Edited (7/18/2009) by abudy99

173.       abudy99
28 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 02:50 am

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 

 There are multiple crimes every second! Most women dare to share their hair and face Scared

 

 we didn´t consider discovering face or hair as a crime it is a sin .

 

but seriously , where is all noise about how democracy is the greatest and The fittest system in the world ?

why can´t democracy contol these uncontroled criminals ?

even there are cams over london , but nothing then more and more crimes .



Edited (7/18/2009) by abudy99

174.       abudy99
28 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 03:08 am

 

 

To me it sounds like it is not my fault that I cannot see the truth, for allah has covered my eyes!

 

 oh sorry , i didn´t know that you´re blind

you can see the truth but you don´t want to follow it .

any way as i mentioned it´s been long discussion , intresting topic , great poeple to discuss with .

but as you know , it´s a life time topic ,  we can´t finish it at all you know , and i´m so busy with my master´s research (please wish me  that i finish it on the time , i´m in the deadline ) .

i´m sorry if i bothered anyone of you .

see you in next topics ( but that life time ones please

 

175.       CANLI
5084 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 04:22 am

 

Quoting abudy99

 

Actually NO, it doesnt answer my question

Ý asked you if you can point out ayat or hadith women should cover their faces, and you didnt.

Know why ? Because there is NONE !

1. if you want to understand the qur´an an hadith as you like there won´t be any evdience against anything you like . e.g : the addict will ask you : if you can point out ayat or hadith that proof the heroin is prohibited  ? you can´t.

Know why ? Because there is NONE !

the qur´an an sunna  must explaind by specialist (3ulama´ ) otherewise there is no need for prophets , it will be enough to print copies of quran and that´s it .

you will cancel alot of islamic sciences : the tafseer , where we can find quran explanation .

the fiqh , where we can find the Detailed matters of islamic shari´a

osol alfiqh , where we know how to use the quran and sunna for  deduction .

sciences of hadith , where can Distinguish the good from weak hadiths .

you will cancel generations of specialist beginning from sahabah to the last one which is me kidding .

you can´t understand the qura´n and hadith without going back to the understands of the Best centuries , they attended The revelation of the Qur´an and took it from the mouth of the prophet , they asked him about the qur´an and shari´a , so they had more knowledge of qur´an and sunnah than anyone came after them .

so it´s wrong when you say that anyone can take qur´an and sunnah , and extract the orders from them . unless the qualified poeple , and i guess me and you are not that qualified .

so here you will find proofs from qur´an and sunnah for covering face ( it´s a small arabic book since you are arabi Cool http://www.al-eman.com/islamlib/viewchp.asp?BID=314&CID=1

 

 

 And who told you that i didnt do that ?!

Ý agree with you here on what you´ve said, and after all that Ýmams, or Sheikh said Niqap isnt an order from ALLAH but Hijab is

So again you never answered my question why do you force women to cover their faces even its not an order from ALLAH

And you never answered my question as well why do you punish them even there is no punishment for that in neither Quran nor Sunna ?!

Ýts not same as heroin, in heroin imams neaded to measure the identical in order to say it is prohibited  because its not mentioned in Quran nor hadith, its something new

But hijab is already mentioned so if ALLAH wanted women to cover their faces as well HE could have said so...but HE didnt, so why would we need to measure anything when we already have our rule ?

 

That is a first, and a second, yes i agree with you we do take our knowledge that way from Quran,Sunna and from hadith, fiqh science ...etc

But also those all have 2 sources Quran and Sunna they are our base, and as you may know there is no imam can say anything without bring the evidence for what he says from Quran or Sunna or else it wont be accredited.

The greatness about Ýslam is its a religion of minds meaning it talks to my mind then given me the rule for that, i would able to add 1+1 =2...never 3 thats why we be convinced about what we do and what we believe

Thats why i dont feel bad when my brother for example would inherit double what i would .

Ý understand why ALLAH ordered us this, and im convinced about it.

There is nothing called ´because its how it is´

Thats why we believe and do what we are convinced to do

So when Ýmams say Hijab is a rule from ALLAH, its easy to get the proofs from Quran and sunna, there are ayat in Quran saying that, and also at hadith

But when you say niqab is also a rule because Ayþa RA was wearing it...that wouldnt make it a rule!

Rasul´s wives were wearining Niqab and that is happened after Ömer RA saw one of them ´Sawda i believe´ when she was walking alone and said ´Ã knew you Sawda´  after that Rasul Wives wear niqab out of safety, as you know Ýslam was new and Muslims were targeted at that time .

And it never was an order to all muslim women...

So if i dont get the proofs or evidence from Quran or sunna how on earth would i accept wearing it and by what power you force it on women there ?!

And btw, i went through the link and it only proved that Hijab is an order and niqab was what Rasul and Sahaba´s wives wear...so its exactly same as i said.

 

You ask me to give you true examples about how women been treated by  El amr Bil ma3roof  ?

And how would you accept if they were true or not, you are dening it all together.

Ýt happens to many during Haj season too, and we hear many stories about it.

Men were hit not strong but never the less hit and thats the point and were ordered to order his wife to wear decent meaning to cover up all together, the woman was just wearing hijab ..

 

PS: Thanks for the link

176.       CANLI
5084 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 05:19 am

 

Quoting Daydreamer

 

 

Of course you won´t. Who will dare to uncover her face if she´s facing flogging? That´s how totalitarian governments work. Just think - evil, fat assed Americanes used to have slaves - if a slave disobeyed his master, he could kill him or her, so not many tried disobeying (not because they liked their position but because of fear). It is the same in Saudi - women have to cover themselves, people from Muslim families stay Muslims not because they want to - but because they will die if they don´t. (Not all of them of course, I´m sure most Saudi men are happy that they are men in a county where men have more rights than women).

 

I have a question - in Christianity, they say you will be judged after you die, not during your life. Isn´t it the same with Islam? If so, how come people are killed for converting from Islam? Isn´t it Allah´s job to judge them, not people´s? I can understand that people hurting other people should be punished - |I have no problem with capital punishment for murderers, rapists etc. But what kind of crime is it to show your face or believe in the Gods you choose?

 

 



Edited (7/18/2009) by CANLI
Edited (7/18/2009) by CANLI [Will edit it then repost it...]

177.       CANLI
5084 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 05:27 am

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 

If your god is a GOOD one, I will discover in the other life what the value of being a GOOD PERSON is, instead of saying you believe.

 

But I wonder what Allah is saying here:

 

Surah 2:

6. As to those who reject faith, it is the same to them whether thou warn them or do not warn them; they will not believe.

7. Allah hath set a seal on their hearts and on their hearing, and on their eyes is a veil; great is the penalty they (incur).

 

To me it sounds like it is not my fault that I cannot see the truth, for allah has covered my eyes!

 

 

 

 Actually its a big topic D_K if human got the choice or he is dectated what to do !

Ýts not easy to explain it but in short it goes like...human has the choice thats why he carry the consequences of his choice at same time ALLAH as god know what those choice would be and regarding to this HE already condemn them by what they will do.

So as you have the choice, the fault still would be yours.

Ý hope i made it clear...

And taking this as an example too, thats why one wont be able to understand Quran correctly if he/she doesnt have the knowledge for that, and only by having the right books or better imams they will

Later, you would get rest of the things by your own once you read, or you would know where you get the information you need in order to understand the backgrounds.

178.       CANLI
5084 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 05:29 am

 

Quoting abudy99

any way as i mentioned it´s been long discussion , intresting topic , great poeple to discuss with .

but as you know , it´s a life time topic ,  we can´t finish it at all you know , and i´m so busy with my master´s research (please wish me  that i finish it on the time , i´m in the deadline ) .

i´m sorry if i bothered anyone of you .

see you in next topics ( but that life time ones please

 

 

Actually abudy it was a nice debate, explained many about how you think

Ýt was a pleasure

ALLAH with you in your studies inþallah

 

179.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 05:24 pm

 

Quoting abudy99

 

 

To me it sounds like it is not my fault that I cannot see the truth, for allah has covered my eyes!

 

 oh sorry , i didn´t know that you´re blind

you can see the truth but you don´t want to follow it .

I see the truth and I follow it. It just doesnt match your truth

 

any way as i mentioned it´s been long discussion , intresting topic , great poeple to discuss with .

but as you know , it´s a life time topic ,  we can´t finish it at all you know , and i´m so busy with my master´s research (please wish me  that i finish it on the time , i´m in the deadline ) .

i´m sorry if i bothered anyone of you .

see you in next topics ( but that life time ones please

 

No I thought it was a nice discussion as well. Good luck with your master´s research and see you around!

 

 

180.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 05:31 pm

 

Quoting CANLI

 

 

 Actually its a big topic D_K if human got the choice or he is dectated what to do !

Ýts not easy to explain it but in short it goes like...human has the choice thats why he carry the consequences of his choice at same time ALLAH as god know what those choice would be and regarding to this HE already condemn them by what they will do.

So as you have the choice, the fault still would be yours.

Ý hope i made it clear...

And taking this as an example too, thats why one wont be able to understand Quran correctly if he/she doesnt have the knowledge for that, and only by having the right books or better imams they will

Later, you would get rest of the things by your own once you read, or you would know where you get the information you need in order to understand the backgrounds.

 

 Sounds reasonable.

 

But CANLI, what if I study all the religious books that I need? And what if I consult all the famous Imams and live like a good person (I already do Angel) but what if I can still not believe?  Maybe I will stop saying that I am against it, maybe I will understand more and respect more. But maybe I will never believe. Than what is waiting for me? Hell? Burning fire? Because I was a good person but just couldn´t believe? Does that make you a better person in Allahs eyes than me even though what I do is only HUMAN, and after all that is how god made us, as humans?

 

What bothers me is that religions don´t have place for those who do not believe. It is logical, but for me it prooves that either god didn´t ´write those books´, or, second possibility, god is evil and only has eye for submission and not for good humanity.

 

 

And I also think it was a nice discussion. Now I must go back to cleaning

181.       alameda
3499 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 06:17 pm

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 

 Sounds reasonable.

 

But CANLI, what if I study all the religious books that I need? And what if I consult all the famous Imams and live like a good person (I already do Angel) but what if I can still not believe?  Maybe I will stop saying that I am against it, maybe I will understand more and respect more. But maybe I will never believe.

 

There is a lot to sift through.....a tremendous amount....and so much has been added and subtracted that it all gets very confusing.  At the heart all religions have the same kernel.   I think the important thing is to seek with an open mind and heart.  To believe out of fear is one thing, to believe out of conviction is another.  Belief can not be demanded or forced.

 

There are times when one is presented with irrefutable evidance of which they still deny because they do not want to embrace the truth, that is a different matter.  Have we not all seen the one who when asked, for example, aren´t those shoes too tight?", and they will say ...." no they are comfortable"......that is denying the truth. ....or again when being told," see I told you you would get sick if....." and although one is sick they deny it.

 

182.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 06:25 pm

http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=81677&sectionid=351020202

 

Just so that we avoid any possible ambiguities, can anyone tell me if any of the ladies in the picture can be said to have a "hijab" or "niqab".

 

I want to know if any one of the is going straight to hell for not following the Islamic dress code !

 



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Edited (7/18/2009) by AlphaF
Edited (7/18/2009) by AlphaF

183.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 06:53 pm

I must say |I enjoyed this discussion as well. Of course I disagree with a lot of ideas that some members represent and they disagree with mine, but it was a pleasure to confront these views. And, moreover, we avoided casting stones and vulgarisms (apart from one incident). Is the TC folk finally learning to debate?

184.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 06:58 pm

 

Quoting Daydreamer

 Is the TC folk finally learning to debate?

 

 Now you scared me!

185.       alameda
3499 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 07:05 pm

 

Quoting AlphaF

http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=81677&sectionid=351020202

 

Just so that we avoid any possible ambiguities, can anyone tell me if any of the ladie in the picture can be said to have a "hijab" or "niqab".

 

I want to know is any one of the is going straight to hell for not following the Islamic dress code !

 

 

You know AlphaF, I really don´t think anyone here is qualified to determine just who is going straight to Hell.....I think here are some who would be amazed at just who finds themselves where.....

186.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 10:22 pm

Alameda,

 

You tell me which girl fits the holy specifications, if any...I will draw my own conclusions.



Edited (7/18/2009) by AlphaF

187.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 18 Jul 2009 Sat 10:30 pm

Guess who are the strongest advocates of the  weird idea "individuals can never understand Islam by reading Kuran themselves, alone;  Imams are absolutely necessary to borrow your Kuran and then tell you what it says"".

 

Can somebody explain to me then, why Islam does not have  clergy like in Christianity or Judaism ?

 

 

188.       CANLI
5084 posts
 19 Jul 2009 Sun 01:19 am

 

Quoting Deli_kizin

 

 

 Sounds reasonable.

 

But CANLI, what if I study all the religious books that I need? And what if I consult all the famous Imams and live like a good person (I already do Angel) but what if I can still not believe?  Maybe I will stop saying that I am against it, maybe I will understand more and respect more. But maybe I will never believe. Than what is waiting for me? Hell? Burning fire? Because I was a good person but just couldn´t believe? Does that make you a better person in Allahs eyes than me even though what I do is only HUMAN, and after all that is how god made us, as humans?

 

What bothers me is that religions don´t have place for those who do not believe. It is logical, but for me it prooves that either god didn´t ´write those books´, or, second possibility, god is evil and only has eye for submission and not for good humanity.

 

 

And I also think it was a nice discussion. Now I must go back to cleaning

 

 Actually D_K i cant answer your question, at issues like this i believe only ALLAH can have the answer to such questions, HE is the judge and not us

Not everything are %100 white or %100 black, if so it would have been easy to put the rules in front of us and judge each other .

There are many degrees at the middle that only ALLAH would be able to judge and say which is which not human.

What i know is infidel will go to hell yes

Ýnfidel is the one who deny the existence of God.And it sound logic to me, if you deny the existence of HÝM How come you want to go to HÝS Heaven or fear HÝS hell ?!

Also if you deny HÝS existence you shouldnt also be in HÝS Heaven...excuse me...but what for ?!

Ýf you are a good infidel..good human i mean, you would be rewarded for being good at life time not after life ´second life´ anyway, infidels dont believe in second life, so they will take their rights too.

 

As for those who believe in god and believe there is no god but one god but at same time dont believe that Mohammed SAV is the last prophets and dont believe in Ýslam...so i dont know

Ý actually cant say.

Ýt goes some how at the middle between the white and the black

Who believe ALLAH is the only God and no God but God and Mohammed SAV is the last prophet will be in Heaven at the scond life ... that is i know that is the clear white.

 

Other than that i believe only ALLAH know.

 

PS: ´You´ general term

189.       CANLI
5084 posts
 19 Jul 2009 Sun 01:25 am

 

Quoting AlphaF

http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=81677&sectionid=351020202

 

Just so that we avoid any possible ambiguities, can anyone tell me if any of the ladies in the picture can be said to have a "hijab" or "niqab".

 

I want to know if any one of the is going straight to hell for not following the Islamic dress code !

 

 

Ý dont get your question !

Are you asking who is wearing hijab or niqab in that picture ?!

Well, Emine Erdoðan and Wife of qatari Sheikh are wearing hijab !

 

Alpha, ALLAH didnt say that who doesnt wear hijab will go to hell, ALLAH ordered us to wear it yes.

So no one actually can say who would go to hell and who is not...its not our jobs to do it, we are not God.

 

190.       CANLI
5084 posts
 19 Jul 2009 Sun 02:16 am

 

Quoting AlphaF

Guess who are the strongest advocates of the  weird idea "individuals can never understand Islam by reading Kuran themselves, alone;  Imams are absolutely necessary to borrow your Kuran and then tell you what it says"".

 

Can somebody explain to me then, why Islam does not have  clergy like in Christianity or Judaism ?

 

 

 

 After Ýslam start to be stronger and to be more accurate during The Treaty of Hudaybiyya Rasul SAVgot the chance to teach others Ýslam, and to do so he sent them Ýmams to teach it to them...note that many of those people also were Arabs, and they were living at same time too, so they should had understood the circumstances of each aya verses better than us , no ?!

But Still, Rasul SAV sent them imams to teach them so he be sure that he delivered what he has been taught correctly, and understood same way by anyone no matter how far or near he might be.

 

So you have objections that we learn about our religion from imams now ? And we are many years past Rasul SAV time and not living same  circumstances ?

How would we understood about Al Mucadala Sura and understood the story of that woman who was arguing Rasul SAV if imams didnt explain ?

How would we understood El Tawba Sura and what did it mean and in which  circumstances ALLAH sent it ?!

Sure you would understood what you read, you would understood the rules, but would you understood what is behinde it or the background of it unless you have been told ?!

 

You are not so proud to learn math and science from a math and science teachers, but you proud to learn religion from Ýmams ?!

 

We dont have clergy like in Christianity or Judaism, we have imams, and thats different, imams dont control our lives telling us what to do and what not to do, they dont have power over us, we have our rules from Qur´an and Sunna

 Part of imams job to be like teachers, deliver the informations in a simple way.

Some of them hadith imams search hadiths if they are good or made...some do measures..things now are different than the past we would want to find what would religion say in somethings

Like when they said heroin is haram ´forbidden´ same like alcohol..there was no heroin at Rasul SAV time..so imams made measures for that and agreed on it.

And so on, as you know Ýslam has many section of religious science

But at all, everything imams say must be supported by the evidence from Quran and sunna so they would be accepted, if they dont offer such evidence what they say would mean anything at all.

And they must publish their evidence along with what they say for us regular people to think about,  compare and accept what they say.

And we are ordered in matters like that to search opinions of many imams and not just one and take the openion that the majority of them acknowledge , if they are different in matter...of course not basic one, all basics already covered up then we judge by ourselves which one of what they say is closer to our faith.

And that is what abudy said here

Quoting abudy99

 

don´t you believe in  Multi-denominational , it is good thing when it comes in Matters of fiqh ( islamic jurisprudence ) , there are four famus fiqh school in islam , hanafi - maliki , shafi´i , hanbali .

but all these schools concurrent about 2 points :

1. the Sources of legislation are qur´an , sunna ,scholarly consensus , and analogy.

2. Fundamentals of Religion - or matters of faith-  are (one and only)

 

But im sure you know all that.

So How come that we would have clergy like in Christianity or Judaism ?!

191.       Queent
183 posts
 19 Jul 2009 Sun 02:20 am

 

Quoting AlphaF

Guess who are the strongest advocates of the  weird idea "individuals can never understand Islam by reading Kuran themselves, alone;  Imams are absolutely necessary to borrow your Kuran and then tell you what it says"".

 

Can somebody explain to me then, why Islam does not have  clergy like in Christianity or Judaism ?

 

 

 

AlphaF

First word that the prophet Mohammad (best selams on him) had received from Allah (swt) was READ, this word is for every muslim since that day till the last day.

No one needs clergy in Islam as in christianity or judaism, as long as every muslim CAN READ, well I READ Quran and when I don´t understand I don´t run for SOMEONE to explain and tell me what it says

I open Tafseer book and look for explanation, but if I know Arabic well I may not need the Tafseer book, and I already found that the translations of Quran meanings are very good and they take to the same meanings as in Arabic, somewhat there is  no excuse for whom doesn´t know Arabic .  Generally Quran is clear and direct specially in ORDERS.

Quran isn´t YOURS or MINE or SOMEONE´s else book, it´s the book of Allah (swt) to makind and to the other creations (I tried to find tehir names in English, but poor English doesn´t contain such a name, {specially I´m very choosy concerning words}.  So no Imam can tell you what Quran says as long as you can READ.

READ is the KEY of knowledge, whenever you can READ you won´t need anyone to cover your eyes and fill your ears with his self inclinations, and here I mean what some sheikhs could do in non Arabic countries.

192.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 19 Jul 2009 Sun 03:32 am

Even Imams ended up in differences of opinion, so you point about "inclinations" is obviously not very valid.

 

If God can entrust all basic functions of clergy (burrial, marriage, leading  Moslems in prayers etc.) even to his humblest believer (so long as the believer is sane and capable; no need to be an Imam expert in Fikh) he must have created such believers capable to understand a book that He clearly meant for them to read. As such, Islam is a personal submission straight to God, not through intermediaries.

 

You seem well aware that the holy book starts with the personal instruction to "read": It does not say "ask Arabic Imams, what you understand not". History says the first 4 Khalifas (probably the only 4 that come close to being Islamic saints)  were actually killed by those who believed (pretended) they were better Moslems.

 

To answer my own question,  I think the strongest advocates of the idea that "Imams are absolutely necessary for an average Moslem to understand Islam" are the Imams themselves.



Edited (7/19/2009) by AlphaF

193.       CANLI
5084 posts
 19 Jul 2009 Sun 04:15 am

  There is much difference between who want to read and apply the rules, and who want to read and understand why should he apply those rules then apply them.

As i said in my upper post..its easy to read the rules and apply them...but its not easy to understand why ALLAH said that and in what circumstances, what people did so ALLAH send this verse or that, and you wont be able to know that when you read Quran alone because its not there.

As i gave the example Surat ElTawba, we dont say Bismellah Al Rahman Al Rahim before we start reading it, you wouldnt know why, you wouldnt know  know what happened unless you read Tafseer or ask Ýmam..Same as in Surat El Nour, you wouldnt understand that ALLAH meant Ayþe RA by some ayat unless you read Tafseer or ask Ýmam, in short...to get more explanations.

But if you just dont want to know...thats something else !

We were ordered to go back to our imams if we have something in religion we are not sure about or not clear!

Ýts even logic too, and you have the freedom and logic to choose what would you accept from imams opinions if they are in difference...and thats mercy too.

Ý dont know nor understand why are you against imams that much ?!

Sure there are good imams excellent ones and also bad ones, they are human after all, and we have our Quran, Sunna and minds to judge who is good and who is bad !

But to say we have same knowledge as them ?!!!

Thats kind of strange...unless you have same studies as they have !

 

Ý agree with you, they were best khalifas ever, only Ömer Abd El Aziz was a bit close to them through all over the history, but 3 of them were killed not 4, first  Khalifa died on his bed, and last one Ali RA was killed for something else and not by who pretended to be Muslim...but actually by who thought he is doing Ýslam a favor !

May ALLAH punish him for what he did .



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Edited (7/19/2009) by CANLI

194.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 19 Jul 2009 Sun 05:17 am

 

Quoting Queent

 

 

AlphaF

First word that the prophet Mohammad (best selams on him) had received from Allah (swt) was READ, this word is for every muslim since that day till the last day.

No one needs clergy in Islam as in christianity or judaism, as long as every muslim CAN READ, well I READ Quran and when I don´t understand I don´t run for SOMEONE to explain and tell me what it says

I open Tafseer book and look for explanation, but if I know Arabic well I may not need the Tafseer book, and I already found that the translations of Quran meanings are very good and they take to the same meanings as in Arabic, somewhat there is  no excuse for whom doesn´t know Arabic .  Generally Quran is clear and direct specially in ORDERS.

Quran isn´t YOURS or MINE or SOMEONE´s else book, it´s the book of Allah (swt) to makind and to the other creations (I tried to find tehir names in English, but poor English doesn´t contain such a name, {specially I´m very choosy concerning words}.  So no Imam can tell you what Quran says as long as you can READ.

READ is the KEY of knowledge, whenever you can READ you won´t need anyone to cover your eyes and fill your ears with his self inclinations, and here I mean what some sheikhs could do in non Arabic countries.

You talk like an Imam, but let us see if you are sincere..

 

If King Abdullah, the custodian of two holy mosques ( that is what they call him: either the rest of the mosques are not holy, or he does not care or feel responsible for other mosques) gave you and me two Korans: to you one that is hand written, very old , very valuable and in green cover -  and to me, a brand new one,  straight from the printing house and in dark red cover. Would you be able to remember which one is yours, and which one is mine?

 



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Edited (7/19/2009) by AlphaF

195.       Queent
183 posts
 20 Jul 2009 Mon 12:48 am

 

Quoting AlphaF

 

You talk like an Imam, but let us see if you are sincere..

 

If King Abdullah, the custodian of two holy mosques ( that is what they call him: either the rest of the mosques are not holy, or he does not care or feel responsible for other mosques) gave you and me two Korans: to you one that is hand written, very old , very valuable and in green cover -  and to me, a brand new one,  straight from the printing house and in dark red cover. Would you be able to remember which one is yours, and which one is mine?

 

 

I talk like am Ýmam???

Thank you very much for this compliment AlphaF

 

But let me say it´s just grinding water about "dark red cover" and "green cover", the subject is Quran and not how its situation is, I read Quran from my mobile or from small old mushaf or from big new mushaf, they are all the same.

And I won´t grind water as well, so no importance to try to remember which one is yours and which one is mine.

 

196.       Queent
183 posts
 20 Jul 2009 Mon 12:59 am

 

Quoting AlphaF

 

You seem well aware that the holy book starts with the personal instruction to "read": It does not say "ask Arabic Imams, what you understand not". History says the first 4 Khalifas (probably the only 4 that come close to being Islamic saints)  were actually killed by those who believed (pretended) they were better Moslems.

First correction has been done by Canli (thanks to her).

Second correction is that whom killed second Khalifa wasn´t a muslim, he was magus.

197.       vineyards
1954 posts
 20 Jul 2009 Mon 09:31 am

There are five conditions at the fulfillment of which one is considered a Muslim. They are called the five pillars of Islam: 

1-) Shadat 

Esh´hadu anla ilahe ill´Allah, Wa esh´adhu an´na Mohammed´en abduhu wa Rasuluhu.

 I bear witness that there is no God but Allah, I bear witness that Mohammed is his slave and messenger.
This is the prerequisite of all other conditions. You start by uttering this sentence which is called Kelime-i Shadat.

2-) Prayer

 You must pray five times a day.

3-) Zekat

If you are wealthy enough to feed your family and if you have surplus after having spent for your basic needs, you must grant 1/40 of all your wealth to poor people.

4-) Fasting

You must fast during the month of Ramadan if you are in good health.

5-) Haj (Pilgrimage)

If you are wealthy enough to feed your family and if you have surplus after having spent for your basic needs, you must travel to Makkah for pilgrimage.

When you fulfill these conditions you are a Muslim. It doesn´t matter if you are in hijab or a strip tease dancer.  There are references indicating that only God knows who is a better believer.  When you read the first sentence, you will note that Mohammad is clearly introduced as both the messenger and a slave of God.  There is a clearly no clergy in Islam according to the book. Nevertheless, with all those hodjas, mullahs and princes around, we can´t say this applies to the practice of Islam.

198.       teaschip
3870 posts
 20 Jul 2009 Mon 05:30 pm

Quote:

We dont have clergy like in Christianity or Judaism, we have imams, and thats different, imams dont control our lives telling us what to do and what not to do, they dont have power over us, we have our rules from Qur´an and Sunna

 Part of imams job to be like teachers, deliver the informations in a simple way.

 

Clergy´s in Christianity do not control our lives or tell us what to do.....not sure where your getting this..No way

199.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 20 Jul 2009 Mon 05:38 pm

 

Quoting vineyards

There are five conditions at the fulfillment of which one is considered a Muslim. They are called the five pillars of Islam: 

1-) Shadat 

Esh´hadu anla ilahe ill´Allah, Wa esh´adhu an´na Mohammed´en abduhu wa Rasuluhu.

 I bear witness that there is no God but Allah, I bear witness that Mohammed is his slave and messenger.
This is the prerequisite of all other conditions. You start by uttering this sentence which is called Kelime-i Shadat.

2-) Prayer

 You must pray five times a day.

3-) Zekat

If you are wealthy enough to feed your family and if you have surplus after having spent for your basic needs, you must grant 1/40 of all your wealth to poor people.

4-) Fasting

You must fast during the month of Ramadan if you are in good health.

5-) Haj (Pilgrimage)

If you are wealthy enough to feed your family and if you have surplus after having spent for your basic needs, you must travel to Makkah for pilgrimage.

When you fulfill these conditions you are a Muslim. It doesn´t matter if you are in hijab or a strip tease dancer.  There are references indicating that only God knows who is a better believer.  When you read the first sentence, you will note that Mohammad is clearly introduced as both the messenger and a slave of God.  There is a clearly no clergy in Islam according to the book. Nevertheless, with all those hodjas, mullahs and princes around, we can´t say this applies to the practice of Islam.

Correct...and God has promised to be merciful if a Moslem, in good wiil, fails to follow all these orders, in total accord.

 

One thing god says he will not personally excuse are those  sins involving misdeeds on other peoples honor, life and property.

 



Edited (7/20/2009) by AlphaF
Edited (7/20/2009) by AlphaF

200.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 20 Jul 2009 Mon 05:41 pm

 

Quoting teaschip

Quote:

We dont have clergy like in Christianity or Judaism, we have imams, and thats different, imams dont control our lives telling us what to do and what not to do, they dont have power over us, we have our rules from Qur´an and Sunna

 Part of imams job to be like teachers, deliver the informations in a simple way.

 

Clergy´s in Christianity do not control our lives or tell us what to do.....not sure where your getting this..No way

I thought they once held the keys to haven, and sold them to highest bidders, no?

 

201.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 20 Jul 2009 Mon 06:03 pm

 

Quoting AlphaF

 

I thought they once held the keys to haven, and sold them to highest bidders, no?

 

 

 Many hundreds of years ago, when the vast majority of people were illiterate, yes, I would have to agree that the clergy convinced many people that they held the keys to heaven and assured a place in heaven to those who gave the church the most money.   However, most of us realize now that this had little to do with the will or teachings of God, but with the greed of men. 

 

Are there similar problems in Islam? 

202.       alameda
3499 posts
 20 Jul 2009 Mon 06:41 pm

 

Quoting Elisabeth

 

 

 Many hundreds of years ago, when the vast majority of people were illiterate, yes, I would have to agree that the clergy convinced many people that they held the keys to heaven and assured a place in heaven to those who gave the church the most money.   However, most of us realize now that this had little to do with the will or teachings of God, but with the greed of men. 

 

Are there similar problems in Islam? 

 

 Anytime you have the potential of great power, there are those who will seek to take as much of that power as they can.  They will keep people uneducated and ignorant so as to hinder their truth discovery. 

 

As far as the Roman Catholic church is concerned, I know they were selling things that were said to get you out of Pergatory by Saturday.....so said the nuns...and that was not hundreds of years ago, but more like a couple of  decades ago......(Catholic relatives)....

203.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 20 Jul 2009 Mon 08:17 pm

 

Quoting Elisabeth

 

 

 Many hundreds of years ago, when the vast majority of people were illiterate, yes, I would have to agree that the clergy convinced many people that they held the keys to heaven and assured a place in heaven to those who gave the church the most money.   However, most of us realize now that this had little to do with the will or teachings of God, but with the greed of men. 

 

Are there similar problems in Islam? 

Hey ! dont be a spoil joy.

For all we know, none of the key buyers ever returned and reported a fraud !

 



Edited (7/20/2009) by AlphaF

204.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 20 Jul 2009 Mon 08:34 pm

 

Quoting AlphaF

 

Hey ! dont be a spoil joy.

For all we know, none of the key buyers ever returned and reported a fraud !

 

 

 I will let you know if mine works!<img src='/static/images/smileys//lol.gif' alt='lol'> (fast)

205.       CANLI
5084 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 12:03 am

What is the cheque that Christians pay for Church every month ?!

Ý remember we had a discussion here long time ago about the Pop and Keith said if that so, i wont paying my monthly cheque anymore...something like that.

206.       CANLI
5084 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 12:07 am

 

Quoting Elisabeth

 

 

 Many hundreds of years ago, when the vast majority of people were illiterate, yes, I would have to agree that the clergy convinced many people that they held the keys to heaven and assured a place in heaven to those who gave the church the most money.   However, most of us realize now that this had little to do with the will or teachings of God, but with the greed of men. 

 

Are there similar problems in Islam? 

 

To believe that Ýmams can give us places at Heaven ?

NO.

But in some areas where people are not educated ´ignorant´ they believe if good imam make dua for them, ALLAH will accept it from him rather from them , but that is as far as imams can get, but giving places ? Naaahhhh

They knew its between ALLAH hand only no one else.

 

207.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 12:15 am

Alameda - did you mean indulgence? That is paying for your sins to be cancelled? If so, then it stopped at The Reformation, so after 16th century there was no longer a chance to buy yourself out of the flames of hell lol. For Christians (well, Catholics) to have your sin forgiven you must trully repent, confess your sin to a priest and fulful the penalty (usually saying a few prayers). Without meeting even one of these conditions (ie if you do not trully repent) your confession is not valid.

 

Canli - maybe he was from Germany? As far as I know, because German government does not support religions financially, those who considert hemselves Christian pay taxes for the maintanance of churches and Christian institutions. In Poland priests usually ask for money, during a mass there is a collection when people give money for the parish (or missionaires or whatever-reason-the priest-gives). Perhaps in some churches people are asked to donate money at their will.

208.       alameda
3499 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 01:11 am

 

Quoting Daydreamer

Alameda - did you mean indulgence? That is paying for your sins to be cancelled? If so, then it stopped at The Reformation, so after 16th century there was no longer a chance to buy yourself out of the flames of hell lol. For Christians (well, Catholics) to have your sin forgiven you must trully repent, confess your sin to a priest and fulful the penalty (usually saying a few prayers). Without meeting even one of these conditions (ie if you do not trully repent) your confession is not valid.

 

 Well maybe that´s the way things went in Poland, but here things were very different....I saw and heard it myself..".....get this medallion and you are out on Saturday"........but what you say is true of course, if you really take care to read the doctrines....even if a priest "absolves" you.... it is not valid unless "real" repent....and I also believe some sort of "making ammends" is also required.  I think it´s called  "restitution"



Edited (7/21/2009) by alameda [add]

209.       teaschip
3870 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 01:17 am

 

Quoting Daydreamer

Alameda - did you mean indulgence? That is paying for your sins to be cancelled? If so, then it stopped at The Reformation, so after 16th century there was no longer a chance to buy yourself out of the flames of hell lol. For Christians (well, Catholics) to have your sin forgiven you must trully repent, confess your sin to a priest and fulful the penalty (usually saying a few prayers). Without meeting even one of these conditions (ie if you do not trully repent) your confession is not valid.

 

Canli - maybe he was from Germany? As far as I know, because German government does not support religions financially, those who considert hemselves Christian pay taxes for the maintanance of churches and Christian institutions. In Poland priests usually ask for money, during a mass there is a collection when people give money for the parish (or missionaires or whatever-reason-the priest-gives). Perhaps in some churches people are asked to donate money at their will.

 

DD are you sure your not Catholic?<img src='/static/images/smileys//lol.gif' alt='lol'> (fast)  You are correct...I ´m unaware of anyone buying their way to heaven in the Roman Catholic Church at least not in my parents, grandparents or great grandparents day..But if there is such a thing and God is an all loving God and is willing to take a small fee, I would be willing to pay.  Just tell me where to send the check.Big smile 

 

 Most Christian/Catholic churches do fundraisers, take Sunday collections, have weekly bingos, festivals etc..to raise money to keep the church going.   And you are correct that Catholics receive the sacrament of reconciliation...in order to be forgiven from your sins you have to ask this from a priest and usually this involves doing penance.Angel

210.       teaschip
3870 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 01:20 am

 

Quoting alameda

 

Quoting Daydreamer

Alameda - did you mean indulgence? That is paying for your sins to be cancelled? If so, then it stopped at The Reformation, so after 16th century there was no longer a chance to buy yourself out of the flames of hell lol. For Christians (well, Catholics) to have your sin forgiven you must trully repent, confess your sin to a priest and fulful the penalty (usually saying a few prayers). Without meeting even one of these conditions (ie if you do not trully repent) your confession is not valid.

 

 Well maybe that´s the way things went in Poland, but here things were very different....I saw and heard it myself..".....get this medallion and you are out on Saturday"........but what you say is true of course, if you really take care to read the doctrines....even if a priest "absolves" you.... it is not valid unless "real" repent....and I also believe some sort of "making ammends" is also required.  I think it´s called  "restitution"

 

 Not sure what religion you are speaking of.  The only medallion I ever saw somebody receive based on recovery was at an AA meeting.  What religion or church are you speaking of?  I don´t understand "you are out on Saturday".

211.       CANLI
5084 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 01:37 am

 

Quoting Daydreamer

Alameda - did you mean indulgence? That is paying for your sins to be cancelled? If so, then it stopped at The Reformation, so after 16th century there was no longer a chance to buy yourself out of the flames of hell lol. For Christians (well, Catholics) to have your sin forgiven you must trully repent, confess your sin to a priest and fulful the penalty (usually saying a few prayers). Without meeting even one of these conditions (ie if you do not trully repent) your confession is not valid.

 

Canli - maybe he was from Germany? As far as I know, because German government does not support religions financially, those who considert hemselves Christian pay taxes for the maintanance of churches and Christian institutions. In Poland priests usually ask for money, during a mass there is a collection when people give money for the parish (or missionaires or whatever-reason-the priest-gives). Perhaps in some churches people are asked to donate money at their will.

 

 And how would the priest know if they were truly repent or not ?!

And what is the power of the priests over people ?

Ýsnt only God have that power ?!

And if they have power, and you pay donations even by your will, wouldnt it sound...mmmm well fishy ?!



Edited (7/21/2009) by CANLI

212.       alameda
3499 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 01:45 am

 

Quoting teaschip

 

 

 Not sure what religion you are speaking of.  The only medallion I ever saw somebody receive based on recovery was at an AA meeting.  What religion or church are you speaking of?  I don´t understand "you are out on Saturday".

 

 I was clear in this teaschip....Roman Catholic.....did you not read the first message?  I suspect your Catholic education is only as things relate to the Second Vatican Council.  I saw what I describe prior to the Second Vatican Council.  You are out on Saturday means you are out of Purgatory by Saturday.....That is in response to Daydreamer´s comment "hundreds of years ago"....in fact it is only a few decades ago, not hundreds of years ago.

 

My original statement:

 

"As far as the Roman Catholic church is concerned, I know they were selling things that were said to get you out of Pergatory by Saturday.....so said the nuns...and that was not hundreds of years ago, but more like a couple of  decades ago......(Catholic relatives)...."

213.       teaschip
3870 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 01:48 am

 

Quoting CANLI

 

 

 And how would the priest know if they were truly repent or not ?!

And what is the power of the priests over people ?

Ýsnt only God have that power ?!

And if they have power, and you pay donations even by your will, would it sound...mmmm well fishy ?!

 

 Canli, the priest serves as a messenger/helper of the lord.  He mearly suggests and advises..it´s up to you whether or not you repent or listen to him.  It´s between you and God.  But it appears if you take the time to devulge your sins to a priest, your more than likely going to take the next step and repent.  This is unique to the Catholic Church, other forms of Christianity you basically can ask for forgiveness in your living room if you wish. 

 

As I said, you give what you can afford.  How much do you think it costs to keep a church operating, heat, air conditioning, bulletins, bibles etc, day care etc..

214.       teaschip
3870 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 01:55 am

 

Quoting alameda

 

 

 I was clear in this teaschip....Roman Catholic.....did you not read the first message?  I suspect your Catholic education is only as things relate to the Second Vatican Council.  I saw what I describe prior to the Second Vatican Council.  You are out on Saturday means you are out of Purgatory by Saturday.....That is in response to Daydreamer´s comment "hundreds of years ago"....in fact it is only a few decades ago, not hundreds of years ago.

 

My original statement:

 

"As far as the Roman Catholic church is concerned, I know they were selling things that were said to get you out of Pergatory by Saturday.....so said the nuns...and that was not hundreds of years ago, but more like a couple of  decades ago......(Catholic relatives)...."

 

 If you could please provide a link that shows " you are out of Purgatory by Saturday"  Do you know what Purgatory is?   This doesn´t make sense unless you are dead.  Please don´t assume that I´m only familiar or educated with the Second Vatican Counsel.  I come from a long line of Catholic ancestors and have never heard of this.  If you could provide something for me to refer to....then educate me.

215.       CANLI
5084 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 02:02 am

 

Quoting teaschip

 

 

 Canli, the priest serves as a messenger/helper of the lord.  He mearly suggests and advises..it´s up to you whether or not you repent or listen to him.  It´s between you and God.  But it appears if you take the time to devulge your sins to a priest, your more than likely going to take the next step and repent.  This is unique to the Catholic Church, other forms of Christianity you basically can ask for forgiveness in your living room if you wish. 

 

As I said, you give what you can afford.  How much do you think it costs to keep a church operating, heat, air conditioning, bulletins, bibles etc, day care etc..

 

 But teas, you mean all priests are like messenger/helper of the lord , holy then ?!

But dont they study to be priests, how do they become holy and you appoint them not the Lord?

For something to be holy or messenger shouldnt God send or appoint not human ?!

And why would the Lord need any help to start with as long as HE already sent you his message ´the bible i mean´  ?

All you have to do is to apply it, and all forgiveness and other stuff should be the Lord business only, no ?

 

Ý understand they dont force you to donate, but if you already donate to the Church, and priest has the power of forgiveness, so forgive me for asking, but what would say he doesnt give forgiveness to anyone he likes no matter if he repent or not as long as he pay well ?!

216.       alameda
3499 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 02:02 am

 

Quoting teaschip

 If you could please provide a link that shows " you are out of Purgatory by Saturday"  Do you know what Purgatory is?   This doesn´t make sense unless you are dead.  Please don´t assume that I´m only familiar or educated with the Second Vatican Counsel.  I come from a long line of Catholic ancestors and have never heard of this.  If you could provide something for me to refer to....then educate me.

 

Yes teaschip, I very well know what Pergatory is..... (in the abstract of course)

No I can´t, it was something I witnessed....before there were links.  You can believe it or not.  I too have Catholic .....as well as Jewish, Muslim and other Ancestors.....I was given a broad education regarding religion....as well as choice.



Edited (7/21/2009) by alameda [spelling]

217.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 02:07 am

 

Quoting CANLI

 

 

 And why would the Lord need any help to start with as long as HE already sent you his message ´the bible i mean´  ?

 

 Ãsnt it the same with Qur´an and all the imams and mujtehim (not sure if i remember that name correctly now, its getting late im afraid!)

218.       CANLI
5084 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 02:13 am

  No, its not same

Ýmams explain things, clear some rules, but thats it

Forgivness, and Heaven or Hell something only ALLAH decide no one else can.

And you should know we dont even have confession or anything like that in Ýslam !

 

mujtehim ? i think its not correct and i fail to think of something close to that word...but i undersrood you meant imams.



Edited (7/21/2009) by CANLI

219.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 02:26 am

 

Quoting CANLI

  No, its not same

Ýmams explain things, clear some rules, but thats it

Forgivness, and Heaven or Hell something only ALLAH decide no one else can.

And you should know we dont even have confession or anything like that in Ýslam !

 

mujtehim ? i think its not correct and i fail to think of something close to that word...but i undersrood you meant imams.

 

Sorry, I see I mixed up understanding the Books and helping with Gods jobs like forgiving and showing mercy

 

I meant mujtahid, sorry.

 

220.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 02:34 am

Canli - the idea of confession and pardon only works because priests kind of "decide" if the sin commited is not one of unpardonable sins. Of course you can lie to a priest but then confession is not valid, because you were not trully sorry. How do I put it clearer?

 

Let´s say, you had pre-marital sex. But you´re sorry and feel it was a mistake. It is a sin in catholicism so you go to a confession, say your sin to the priest, he decides it´s one of "lighter" sins so gives you 5 prayers to say and never do it again (plus you may get a lecture why pre-marital sex is wrong). Then he tells you not to sin again. Now, if you were not sorry, just pretended, your confession is not valid. If you really were sorry, you´re forgiven.

 

Another example - a man kills his wife, he is then sorry, goes to a confession but the priest cannot pardon him as murder is one of deadly sins [I think! - not sure here](so is divorce that´s why divorced people are not pardoned and cannot take holy communion). So, although he is sorry, his sin is not pardoned.

 

So, as you can see, priests on their own cannot grant you heaven. It is a few conditions that you must meet. Besides, I think confession only works in Catholicism, I think there´s a general confession in other Christian denominations (you don´t say your sins to a priest but ask for forgiveness during a mass).

 

The role of priests (which is greatly abused for personal gain) is to give moral guidance, advice and teach about religion. The donations you´re criticising go for maintenance of churches (usually your local one) and charity. They don´t buy you heaven.

 

Alameda - I´ve been Catholic for quite a few years and I was actively involved in Church but I´ve never heard anything about "out on Sunday", maybe it´s a regional saying that does not apply to Church´s policy. Selling pardons was abolished in 16th century and that´s it.

221.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 02:42 am

 

Quoting CANLI

 

 

 But teas, you mean all priests are like messenger/helper of the lord , holy then ?!

But dont they study to be priests, how do they become holy and you appoint them not the Lord?

For something to be holy or messenger shouldnt God send or appoint not human ?!

And why would the Lord need any help to start with as long as HE already sent you his message ´the bible i mean´  ?

All you have to do is to apply it, and all forgiveness and other stuff should be the Lord business only, no ?

 

 

Priests are not holy, but the job is appointed by God - he chose Peter (?)to start his Church and gave them the power of pardon (it´s in the Bible). To become a priest you must study, pass exams etc. As you know being a priest means giving up a lot in life so only people who are very determined can choose this job. That´s why they say it´s a call.

 

Also, Catholicism (not sure about other Christians) is very institutionalised, Bible is just a small part of what they base on. To keep this institution going they need priests as they govern their districts (parishes) so, usually in a church there is a number of priests one being main. There is a hierarchy like in a country or in the army That´s why there are so many scandals and embezzlements with priests involved

 

222.       CANLI
5084 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 02:46 am

 OK, i believe i kind of got it !

But what if you dont go to the priest at all, you dont confess, and you ask the Lord for forgivness, and you do your prayers also if you have sined...would that work ?

Ý mean just between you and god without any link in between

You already have the bible and the rules and you would know if you make a sin.

Or you still need the priest  ?

223.       alameda
3499 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 03:00 am

 

Quoting Daydreamer

 

Alameda - I´ve been Catholic for quite a few years and I was actively involved in Church but I´ve never heard anything about "out on Sunday", maybe it´s a regional saying that does not apply to Church´s policy. Selling pardons was abolished in 16th century and that´s it.

 

 Daydreamer, you were born after Vatican II......so it´s highly improbable you have any experience with it....I have direct experience with the way things were....and that is something you can not refute.



Edited (7/21/2009) by alameda

224.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 01:08 pm

 

Quoting CANLI

 OK, i believe i kind of got it !

But what if you dont go to the priest at all, you dont confess, and you ask the Lord for forgivness, and you do your prayers also if you have sined...would that work ?

Ý mean just between you and god without any link in between

You already have the bible and the rules and you would know if you make a sin.

Or you still need the priest  ?

 

I should think so, but I think Catholic Church disagrees with me lol They do accept cases when you died and were unable to confess.

 

As for the second question - remember Catholicism is institutionalised so priests are necessary to impose their laws that they say are as important as God´s laws, also they help you, kind of like imams, to understand things in the Bible and give moral guidance. Too bad, in countries like Poland they have too much influence on politics hence abortion is illegal in my country (unless in cases like when pregnancy is a threat to to the mother´s life/health or when the fetus isterminally ill), regardless of your religion.

 

For some priests (not all as some are great) religion is a way of making money. We have one in Poland, called Father Rydzyk, who´s built his own empire - he has tv station, radio, even GSM lol He´s an antisemite and has more money you can even imagine so he´s influential, there are right-wing politicians he supports making sure he gets what he wants. His, what we call, "mohair army" are usually people after 60 (the name comes from mohair berettes old ladies wear).

 

Alameda - but I was raised in a very religious family (my dad almost became a priest) and I have never heard anyting like that, even from my grandmother, who´s still alive at 90 years old. Like I said, it might be a regional saying, definitely nothing binding.

225.       CANLI
5084 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 02:48 pm

 

Quoting Daydreamer

 

 

I should think so, but I think Catholic Church disagrees with me lol They do accept cases when you died and were unable to confess.

 

 

 Ohhhh, i have seen a movie with something like that...called sin eater or something?!

So that was true ?! What the hell!

226.       Daydreamer
3743 posts
 21 Jul 2009 Tue 03:44 pm

 

Quoting CANLI

 

 

 Ohhhh, i have seen a movie with something like that...called sin eater or something?!

So that was true ?! What the hell!

 

Hahaha, no that was pure fiction There is a sacrament called Anointing of the Sick that any priest can do. Nothing as spectacular as in the Sin Eater, it´s like the last chance for reconcilliation with God, especially if your condition doesn´t let you talk but again, it´s not merely the sacrament that grants you heaven. All the conditions I mentioned before must be met

227.       nifrtity
1807 posts
 23 Sep 2009 Wed 07:19 am

 

Quoting catwoman

CAIRO, Egypt – A relative newcomer to Arab TV, the Turkish soap opera "Noor" has helped narrow the gender gap between men and women across the Middle East. Women see the lead female character – the independent, aspiring fashion designer Noor -- as a role model. Meantime, her husband on the show -- the blue-eyed former model and athlete Mohannad -- has become the region’s first pin-up boy. The nightly soap opera has mainly female viewers glued to their TV sets not only because Mohannad is a cuter version of Justin Timberlake, but because he offers something many lack in their lives: romance, tenderness and a supportive partner to his independent wife. Mohannad has become the standard against which many Arab men are being judged, much to their chagrin. Too much to live up to According to Arab newspapers, marriages in Jordan, Syria and Saudi Arabia have dissolved because wives insisted on putting Mohannad´s picture on their mobile phone display, or on their bedroom wall. In Bahrain, a woman allegedly begged her husband to have plastic surgery to look like the actor. Another recent divorcee allegedly told her husband "I want to sleep with Mohannad one night and then die." In Saudi Arabia, where about one in seven people tunes in each night, men circulated the rumor that Kivanc Tatlitug, the actor who plays Mohannad, is gay, which left female viewers distraught until the rumor was dispelled. Saudi society abounds with Mohannad jokes such as this one: A Saudi woman was touring Turkey with her husband and son when her husband went missing. As she described him to the police, her son shouted, "But that´s not what Daddy looks like." "Be quiet," she whispers, "They might just give me Mohannad." A positive role model for women To some young women, the aspiring fashion designer Noor, provides a positive female role model and encourages them to raise the bar not only on future spouses but on themselves. In Cairo, Na´ama Hegazy, a single 25-year-old, watches "Noor" three times a day and says it has influenced the way she sees her future. "I want a romantic [man] who treats me like how Mohannad treats his wife. Every day he brings her flowers and tells her romantic words," said Hegazy. "The life will be very good when a husband treats his wife [like that]." But Hegazy also wants to emulate Noor who is a both a good wife and mother, and a self-reliant professional. "When she has troubles with Mohannad, she wants him to leave her alone. She wants to work and doesn´t want anything from him. This means any woman who falls out with her husband can work and depend on herself." Rest of the article: Soap Opera "Noor" (Gümüþ ) changes traditional Arab Gender Roles A family watches the Turkish soap opera "Noor" in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on Saturday.

 turkish series is so good but in EGYPT doesnt make an amazzing thing thats becouse Egyptions has along history in drama they have amany famous series and universal actors like ömer al þherif

the reason that make the turkish series is good the good actors they playing their charters very good

but ididnt think Mohanned makes in egypt like in other contries becouse egyptions has opened minds and very long history in all the kinds of arts and they have alot of famous actors

thats dont making they didnt like turkish series no but they liked all the turkish series and all the turkish arts and all the turkish people

 



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