The One Size Fits All Friendly Muslim Thread

[ScottL]

Gentlemen I have no idea what Jesus 'practiced and promoted'. I do know that in 1288 his followers conducted the first mass burning of Jews on the stake in France. How many Jews died in the crusdaes and the inquisition? How many were forced to convert or die? Like the POS Madeline Albright who hides her Jewish herit@ge to this day.

I challenge anyone to read the article below and not wince:
History Crash Course #45: The Crusades
http://www.aish.com/jl/h/cc/48950796.html

 

[festeringZit]

Gentlemen I have no idea what Jesus 'practiced and promoted'. I do know that in 1288 his followers conducted the first mass burning of Jews on the stake in France. How many Jews died in the crusdaes and the inquisition? How many were forced to convert or die? Like the POS Madeline Albright who hides her Jewish herit@ge to this day.

I challenge anyone to read the article below and not wince:
History Crash Course #45: The Crusades
http://www.aish.com/jl/h/cc/48950796.html

The crusades were a response to centuries of Muslim bloodlust and aggression.

 

[SheriffJoe]

The crusades were a response to centuries of Muslim bloodlust and aggression.

We are due for another...

 

[ScottL]

The crusades were a response to centuries of Muslim bloodlust and aggression.

Did you read my article? Why were the Jews swept up in it?

Look I'm not arguing Christianity has not modernized or comparing it to present-day Islam. I'm just saying regardless of Jesus' virtues and intent his followers committed mass slaughter and forced conversions. So this simplistic meme a few posts above just doesn't measure up.

 

[festeringZit]

Did you read my article? Why were the Jews swept up in it?

Look I'm not arguing Christianity has not modernized or comparing it to present-day Islam. I'm just saying regardless of Jesus' virtues and intent his followers committed mass slaughter and forced conversions. So this simplistic meme a few posts above just doesn't measure up.

Of course it does 100%, Jesus taught and lived pacifism, Mohammad did the opposite, it's real simple.

The meme is 100% about what Jesus and Mohammud themselves taught and practiced, not what somebody did supposedly
in their name 1200 years later.

 

[superbeets]

[h=1]This U.S. city has become the first to elect a Muslim-majority city council[/h]
Hamtramck, a historically Polish-Catholic enclave of Detroit, rose to national prominence more than a decade ago when its city council gave permission to a mosque to broadcast its call to prayer from speakers on its roof.
At the time, opponents were angered by what they saw as an intrusion of Islamic practice onto a public space. The city council’s approval of an ordinance to allow mosques to broadcast the Islamic call to prayer onto public streets made it one of the few cities in the United States to approve the practice, according to a 2004 story in the Detroit News. “This is about uniting our community,” Shabad Ahmed, the first and only Muslim member of the Hamtramck City Council, told the newspaper.
Fast forward to 2015, when the city of some 22,000 people physically surrounded by but politically separate from Detroit has elected a Muslim-majority city council, believed to be the first in the nation. On Tuesday, the city elected six city council members, four of Muslim faith.
Hamtramck was originally settled by Germans, but Polish-Catholic immigrants flooded into the area when the Dodge Brothers plant opened in 1914. At that time, Irish and German Catholics dominated the Detroit political scene, so Poles gravitated to Hamtramck.
But the Muslim population in Hamtramck has grown steadily due to immigration, said University of Michigan-Dearborn associate professor Sally Howell, who has written a book on Michigan and U.S. Muslims. Dearborn has many Arab-American immigrants, but Hamtramck likely became the first city to have a Muslim-majority population in 2013. She estimates that about 50 percent of the city is made up of Muslims, and the city has at least seven mosques, more mosques per capita than anywhere else in the country.
“The growth is taking place in these Muslim communities, and they are transforming the city scape,” Howell said. “It’s become much more visible in the last 15 years.”
The city’s emerging demographic is a striking contrast from the Hamtramck of the 1970s, when Polish-Catholics made up 90 percent of the city. As younger Poles fled to the suburbs for bigger homes, Hamtramck became a place for Asian and Arab immigrants to flock to, especially those from Yemen, Bangladesh and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Dearborn, which is part of the Detroit metro area, attracts most of the national attention over its Arab population, but its Muslim population is not as concentrated as Hamtramck.
Hamtramck has seen a number of political controversies in the last decade, Howell said. In the last decade, a group harassed Muslim candidates, associating at least one candidate with terrorism, and election workers have asked to see proof of citizenship from Bangladeshis who showed up at the polls.
“There’s a history of outside agitators coming in, but it’s not like Dearborn,” Howell said. “Dearborn is where people make a statement about Muslim Americans.”
Saad Almasmari, a 28-year-old from Yemen who was elected to the city council with the most percentage of votes (22 percent), moved to Hamtramck in 2009 and received his citizenship in 2011. He is working on his bachelors in business from Wayne State University.
Almasmari said he faced some opposition when he ran for the primary when about half of his 100 yard signs were spray painted with an X in the summer. He said the new Muslim-majority city council is not about Muslim unity.
“Although we are Muslims, it doesn’t have anything to do with serving the community,” he said. “It’s not about religion. It’s not about Muslim unity. We are planning to work for everyone.”
Mayors of Hamtramck have been Polish for the past several decades. For instance, Mayor Karen Majewski, who could not be reached immediately for comment, is Polish. Dawud Walid, executive director of the Michigan chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, said with more and more Muslims being elected to office, it’s becoming less unusual.
“What took place in Hamtramck is a very American endeavor,” Walid said. “It’s only a matter of time before we’ll see a Muslim mayor.”

 

[ScottL]

Of course it does 100%, Jesus taught and lived pacifism, Mohammad did the opposite, it's real simple.

The meme is 100% about what Jesus and Mohammud themselves taught and practiced, not what somebody did supposedly
in their name 1200 years later.

That depends on the implication you are espousing by posting the meme. If you are trying to point out that Christians follow Jesus, therefore they are well-behaved and tolerant, but Muslims follow Mohammed so they are beligerent and commit atrocities - if that is the point of the meme well it ain't necessarily so....

 

[ScottL]

Zit you might benefit from reading this:
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/History/christianity.html

 

[superbeets]

[h=1]Police 'told mother of girl raped by 14 Asian paedophiles to keep a diary of her 'chaotic' life rather than investigate when she went missing'[/h]

• Girl was 'raped in car parks, parks and churchyards' in West Yorkshire
• During one attack, teenager was allegedly raped by five men in succession
• Men gave her a 'corner' in a car park where they daubed her name in graffiti
• 13 men and one teenager are charged with 28 offences - the trial continues
• Mother was told 'to keep a diary of her "chaotic" life rather than probe'

Police told the mother of a girl, who was raped by 14 Asian paedophiles, to keep a diary of her 'chaotic' life rather than investigate, a court was told.
The naïve and vulnerable schoolgirl was repeatedly raped and sexually abused as she was passed around 15 Asian males while she was just 13, a court has heard.
The 'loner' girl - who was aged 13 and 14 at the time - was allegedly attacked in car parks, parks and churchyards around Keighley, West Yorkshire, by 14 defendants, one of whom was 59 at the time.
The group of men even designated the girl a 'corner' in a disused police car park where they daubed her name in graffiti and forced her to perform sex acts.
Prosecutor Michelle Colborne QC told the jury at Bradford Crown Court: Her mother had been advised by the police to keep a diary (of her movement).;

A naïve and vulnerable schoolgirl was repeatedly raped and sexually abused as she was passed around 15 Asian men while she was just 13. Two of the men standing trial are Mohamed Akram, 62, (left), who denies a charge of sexual activity with a child, and Faisal Khan, 27 (right), who denies two allegations of rape

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During one sustained attack in a separate location, the alleged victim was raped by five men in succession. The court heard that the girl was so traumatised that she 'could not recall what order she was raped in'.
Thirteen men and one teenager - who cannot be named for legal reasons - are now standing trial, accused of 28 offences. They all deny the charges.
The girl's ordeal began when she started playing truant from school.
Aged just 12, she was befriended by local drug dealer Ahmed Al-Arif Choudhury, the court heard.
Having become 'unhappy at home' and being 'desperate to fit in', the girl started working for Choudhury, the court was told.


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The jury was told how Choudhury allegedly first raped her when she refused to continue making deliveries for him.
At the time, the teenager's mother reported the rape to the police but the girl subsequently retracted her complaint. She did, however, take the morning after pill.
The court heard how Choudhary then passed the girl around to other Asian males.


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The young white British girl - who cannot be named for legal reasons - would be coerced into having sex with the men by violence and threats, the jury was told.
The series of alleged raped then took place in the disused underground car park of the former Keighley Police station, a local park, an old churchyard, behind a library and at the back of a leisure centre.
Mrs Colborne QC told the jury: 'At times she said "no", at times she struggled and at times she gave in without saying anything at all. But at no time was she consenting.'
The court heard how the young girl had been a virgin when she was raped by Choudhury in the overgrown grounds of a churchyard in May 2011.
The jury heard Choudhury - who is not on trial - 'scared' the girl and encouraged other males to have 'equally nasty' sex with her.
Choudhury would allegedly take her to Bay 5 of the disused underground police station car of New Devonshire House, where there was a sofa.
Four males forced her to engage in sex acts with them as Choudhury restrained her on numerous occasions, the court heard.
They cruelly began calling it 'her corner' and daubed her name - and their own - on the wall, said Miss Colborne.
On another occasion, the youngest defendant demanded the girl perform a sex act on him. When she said no, Choudhury came up from behind some benches and 'punched, pushed and kicked' the girl until she agreed, the court was told.
The court was told how the girl lived a 'chaotic existence' and that she went missing 71 times in the space of a year.
Yasser Kabir, 25, from Keighley, denies four allegations of rape while Tauqeer Hussain, 23, and Nazir Khan, 23, also both Keighley, deny three allegations of rape.
Israr Ali, 19; Mohammed Sardar, 19; Saqib Younis, 29; Sufyan Ziarab, 22; Zain Ali, 20, and Faisal Khan, 27 - who are all from Keighley - all deny two allegations of rape. Bilal Ziarab, 21, from Bradford, denies the same charges.
Rohail Iqbal, 22; Rohail Hussain, 18, and a 17-year-old youth, who cannot be named for legal reasons,deny one allegation of rape. Taxi driver Mohamed Akram, 62, denies a charge of sexual activity with a child under 16. They are all from Keighley.
In total, the men face 28 charges. All the alleged offences are said to have occurred between May 2011 and June 2012.
The trial continues.


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Nazir Khan, 23, from Keighley, West Yorkshire, denies three allegations of rape. The court heard how the teenager was 'scared' into sexual activity with the group of men


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[SheriffJoe]

قذيفة مدفعية من معان الموالية كانت كفيلة بإنهاء مسيرة الإعلامي أحمد أبو الحمزة 7-11-2015

 

[superbeets]

قذيفة مدفعية من معان الموالية كانت كفيلة بإنهاء مسيرة الإعلامي أحمد أبو الحمزة 7-11-2015

 

[superbeets]

[h=1]Honor killing in America: DOJ report says growing problem is hidden in stats[/h]

Yasser Said has been on the run since Jan. 1, 2008, when authorities say he killed his two daughters because they were becoming to westernized. (FBI)



The estimated 27 victims of so-called "honor killings" each year in the U.S. don't fit neatly into the FBI's exhaustive Uniform Crime Reporting Statistics.
Hidden among thousands of nondescript murders and cases labeled as domestic violence are a mounting number of killings motivated by a radical and dark interpretation of Islam. Honor killings and violence, which typically see men victimize wives and daughters because of behavior that has somehow insulted their faith, are among the most secretive crimes in society, say experts.
“Cases of honor killings and/or violence in the U.S. are often unreported because of the shame it can cause to the victim and the victim’s family,” Farhana Qazi, a former U.S. government analyst and senior fellow at the Center for Advanced Studies on Terrorism, told FoxNews.com. “Also, because victims are often young women, they may feel that reporting the crime to authorities will draw too much attention to the family committing the crime.”

“I learned very quickly that we would receive no assistance from the family. In fact, we received out-and-out defiance and resistance."​

- Det. Chris Boughey, on honor killing investigation​

Even cases that appear to be honor killings, such as the Jan. 1, 2008 murder of two Irving, Texas, sisters that landed their father on the FBI's most wanted list, cannot always be conclusively linked to a religious motivation. Without hard evidence, critics say, ascribing a religious motivation to crimes committed by Muslims demeans Islam. Yet, federal authorities believe they must be able to identify "honor" as a motive for violence and even murder if they are to address a growing cultural problem.
“Honor Violence Measurement Methods,” a study released earlier this year by research corporation Westat, and commissioned by the U.S. Department of Justice, identified four types of honor violence: forced marriage, honor-based domestic violence, honor killing and female genital mutilation. The report, which estimated that 23-27 honor killings per year occur in the U.S., noted that 91 percent of victims in North America are murdered for being “too Westernized,” and in incidents involving daughters 18 years or younger, a father is almost always involved. And for every honor killing, there are many more instances of physical and emotional abuse, all in the name of fundamentalist Islam, say experts.




“Typically seen in the form of physical or emotional abuse, rape or kidnapping, honor violence also includes harmful practices such as female genital mutilation (FGM) and forced marriage. In extreme cases, murder,” said Stephanie Baric, executive director of the AHA Foundation, a non-profit organization founded by women’s rights activist and FGM survivor Ayaan Hirsi Ali. “In sharp contrast with domestic violence, families and communities often condone honor violence, which makes it more difficult to identify and stop.”
While women are generally the victims of honor violence, men also may be targeted if they reject an arranged marriage or are assumed to be homosexual. Victims may also be pressured to commit suicide, and may do so without even realizing they are victims of honor-motivated violence, said Baric.


For police who encounter apparent honor crimes, the investigation is typically treated as a regular crime or murder probe, usually under the umbrella of domestic violence. While both issues are tragic and problematic, experts say there are critical distinctions, and that honor violence requires a different approach.
Detective Chris Boughey, of Peoria, Ariz., calls Oct. 20, 2009, a day that “changed my life forever.” That was the day Iraqi immigrant Faleh Almaleki murdered his daughter, Noor Almaleki, by running her over with his vehicle for becoming “too Westernized.” Boughey was assigned as the lead investigator and has since dedicated his career to educating others and taking on similar cases in numerous other states -- from Alaska and New York to California, Washington state and Pennsylvania



“In the Almaleki case, I learned very quickly that we would receive no assistance from the family," Boughey said. "In fact, we received out-and-out defiance and resistance. Although we know they are involved, it can be very hard to prove in a court of law.”
Other honor-motivated tragedies in the U.S. have garnered headlines.
- In 2012, police arrested the mother, father and sister of 19-year-old Aiya Altameemi in Phoenix after they allegedly beat, restrained and burned her for reportedly declining an arranged marriage with an older man and talking to another boy.
- In 2009, Aasiya Hassan was beheaded by her husband, Muzzammil Hassan, at the Buffalo, N.Y., Muslim TV station where they worked for allegedly requesting a divorce. The Pakistani-born killer defended himself at trial, never denied his guilt and was convicted in 2011. A few months before Hassan was killed, Sandeela Kanwal was strangled by her father outside Atlanta for failing to “be true to her religion” because she wanted to leave an arranged marriage.
- In the 2008 case in Irving, Yasser Said, a cab driver from Egypt, is suspected of shooting his two daughters, Amina, 18, and Sarah Said, 17, in the back of his taxi because they were dating non-Muslim boys and embracing Western culture. Said has been a fugitive ever since.
- In 2007, an Illinois man – Subhash Chander – set an apartment fire that killed his pregnant 22-year-old daughter, son-in-law and 3-year-old grandson because he disapproved of the marriage.
- And in one of the earliest widely reported cases of honor killing in the U.S., 16-year-old Palestina Isa, of St. Louis, was murdered in 1989 by her father Zein Isa, who was helped by her mother. Zein Isa was angry that his daughter had gotten a job and was dating an African-American boy. Both parents were convicted of murder and sentenced to death. Zein Isa died on death row in 1997, while his wife's sentence was commuted to life in prison without parole.
Honor violence is an even bigger problem in other parts of the Western world, with a reported 11,000 cases of honor violence recorded in the United Kingdom in the last five years while incidents also have been documented in Canada, Germany, France and Sweden.
Baric affirmed that given immigration trends in the last decade -- an influx from Middle Eastern and South Asian countries where honor violence is part of the culture -- the problem will continue to worsen if authorities don't identify and address it. Boughey said honor violence, whether it be abuse and murder, FGM, or forced marriage -- is much more widespread in America than most people realize and, as it stands, authorities have no proper system in place to track it.
“Honor violence has been largely misclassified by law enforcement, by no fault of their own," he said. "They simply didn’t know the signs and symptoms of honor-related violence. They do not have the training on how to effectively identify and investigate these cases.”
One of the biggest challenges, Boughey said, is the social pressures to not be deemed “culturally insensitive.” That can keep social service agencies from alerting law enforcement when honor violence crosses their radar.
“Some agencies won’t intervene even after these young women have come forward," he said. "I am not quite sure when we as a country decided that it was more important to be politically correct than doing the right thing.”
Boughey and his police partner Jeff Balson, working with the AHA Foundation, have developed a curriculum to train law enforcement and members of social service organizations to properly identity such cases, as well as provide adequate help for victims and advocate the need for legislation to be enacted specific to honor violence.
Mainstream Muslims condemn honor violence without equivocation, said Ibrahim Hooper, spokesman for the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR).
“If anyone mistreats women, they should not seek refuge in Islam,” he said.
Republican Muslim Coalition Executive Director Saba Ahmed also said such “barbaric acts” are in total conflict with the teachings of Islam.
In 2013, President Obama signed the Transport for Female Genital Mutilation Act, which prohibits the transportation of a child from the U.S. for the intent of FGM and in 2014 the Department of Health and Human Services held a civil society listening session on the domestic response to the violation. Whether or not the federal government will take further measures to address honor violence remains to be seen, and the DOJ did not respond to a request for comment regarding its action plan based on the study it funded.
But according to Paula Kweskin, human rights lawyer and producer of the Clarion Project’s documentary “Honor Diaries,” the most important thing to be done to combat the issue is to talk about it loudly and frequently.
“Honor violence can result in murder," Kweskin said. "FGM permanently disfigures a woman. Honor violence can shatter communities, causing suffering for generations to come. Culture is no excuse for abuse. We cannot let women suffer in silence any longer.”

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Aasiya Hassan was beheaded by her husband, Muzzammil Hassan, in 2009 because she wanted a divorce. (Associated Press)






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In 2012, the mother, father and sister of 19-year-old Aiya Altameemi were charged with beating her because she refused an arranged marriage to an older man.

 

[superbeets]

Muslims killing Muslims. Does it get any better.


ISIS has claimed responsibility for a double suicide bomb attack which killed at least 43 and wounded more than 239 in Lebanon's capital city.
The terror group's online supporters claimed its militants blew up a motorbike loaded with explosives in southern Beirut, a stronghold of Islamist group Hezbollah which has sent troops to Syria to take on ISIS.


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Blasts: A suicide bomb attack has killed at least 43 and wounded more than 181 on a busy street in Beirut, Lebanon

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Terror: ISIS has claimed responsibility for the bloody attack but this has not been independently verified

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Aftermath: The twin blasts, which occurred almost simultaneously, left dead bodies and broken glass littered across the street in southern Beirut

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Damage: The explosions in Burj al-Barajneh struck near a bakery, a community centre and hospital run by Islamist group Hezbollah

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Destruction: The blasts occurred in a supposed stronghold of Hezbollah, the Iran backed Islamist group which has recently sent troops to fight ISIS in Syria

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Fear: Lebanese army and civilians gather near the site of a twin suicide attack in Burj al-Barajneh, southern Beirut, Lebanon


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[superbeets]

The Islamic Research Academy at Al-Alzar University, is often referred to as the Vatican of Islam, and has supported the Sharia law of ISIS in practice and in academia.


The highest level of this Islamic Vatican formally endorsed the most recent edition of Reliance of the Traveler, the official rulebook of harsh Sharia law that encourages death to infidels and second class status for women.

 

[superbeets]

The Israeli Emigre Who Opened Sweden's Eyes to anti-Semitism


Shirley Tsubarah left her life in Malmo, a Swedish city that has 75,000 Muslims and is known as one of the most anti-Semitic cities in Europe, to move to Israel; life is easier there in some ways, she says, but she'll never go back.



Shirley Tsubarah, who immigrated to Israel from Sweden, July 2015. Eliran Rubin



For some Swedes, it was a rude awakening: the newspaper Sydsvenskan’s interview with Swedish Israeli Shirley Tsubarah. “I’m hated in Malmo,” the 25-year-old said.



Tsubarah, who has an Israeli father, says that after she and her family fell victim to hate crimes, she left Sweden a few years ago and moved to Israel.



In the interview, she said the Swedish authorities consciously ignored the situation — 134 complaints last year to the Malmo police, including claims of violence and property damage. But all those files were closed without investigations, she says.



“In Israel you live under security threats with a lot of tension and uncertainty, but you can be whoever you want to be,” she says. “In Malmo, Jews hide their identity or they suffer.”



The southern Swedish city with its 75,000 Muslims is known as one of the most anti-Semitic cities in Europe. In 2012, the European Jewish Congress warned that the city’s Jewish community was at grave risk and that hate crimes were designed to make the lives of Swedish Jews unbearable.


Tsubarah was born in Malmo to a Swedish mother and an Israeli father. Her father Amnon came to Sweden in 1980 and opened the country’s first falafel restaurant to great enthusiasm. Back then the Jewish community numbered more than 2,000 people, compared with 400 now.


“Jews here know that as soon as their identity is known they’ll suffer insults, threats and violence,” Tsubarah says.
In her family’s first anti-Semitic experience, someone sprayed the family car with the slogan “Go home Jew pigs.” Then she and her six brothers were cursed in school hallways or in their neighborhood.


“In my high school 80 percent of the students were Muslim, and they would say: ‘Wait and see what happens when we catch you,’” she says. “My brother was severely beaten because he was Jewish. When he complained to the police nothing happened.”


Tsubarah now works at a high-tech company in Tel Aviv after joining the army when she immigrated.
“I don’t regret the move, but before I enlisted I had to work at two jobs and could hardly pay the rent,” she says. “I had to move to my grandfather’s house.”
Her two brothers have served in the army as combat soldiers. After their years in the Israel Defense Forces they realized that life in Israel was financially difficult, so they returned to Sweden.
“It’s easier in Sweden and we’re used to a certain standard of living, which is difficult to attain in Israel. In Sweden, for 500 shekels ($130) I can come out of the supermarket with two full carts — here I fill half a cart for that amount at best,” Tsubarah says.




“When my parents visited they were shocked at how expensive it is here. And there’s a lot more social assistance from the state, while you earn enough to live well without the pressure of running an overdraft or needing loans to survive.”



On their website earlier this year, the Swedish police said they did all they could to protect minorities. In any case, Tsubarah hopes her family won’t be persecuted following her interview. “The police talk a lot but do little,” she says.

 

[superbeets]

Among migrants, gratitude soon gives way to resentment, as you will have seen from the 70 asylum seekers at Britannia Hotel in Wigan.
They complain the rooms are too small and that they are given pasta for dinner too regularly. Do pass the sick bucket.

 

[festeringZit]

[ Every single maggot liberal scum needs to be educated by this video ]

 

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