Another victim of Arabian imperialism

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 19, 2009 at 20:13

Our dear Zajaria (sic) who is a follower of deen al-arhab wa rab al-irahb wa rasul al-irhab and whose ancestors were brutalized by the religion of the arabs wrote

>It is wrong for anyone to prohibit any individual from wearing any type of attire that neither religious nor man-made law has banned if he or she is comfortable with it.

Hello: your masters the arabs and in this case Sheikh al-Azhar himself says that the niqab is un-islamic and that is it. ...

> But, in the world of Islam, which certain powers-that-be and their coterie of sycophants have targeted for reasons they have zealously guarded, anything can happen.

Oh Muslims and their conspiracy theories and i will leave this one for the readers to judge the muslim mind

> If there were written rules or policy of El Azhar University prohibiting al-niqab, then the Sheikul Azhar

ROTFL Paki Arabic it is Sheikh al-Azhar and do me a favor and stick to urdu or whatever language you speak

>could not be faulted for imposing an already established rule.

What is the established rule? Hello: you have no saying in islam and you are no more than a follower and not a leader as the leaders in islam are your masters the Arabs

> Otherwise, such action smells of external interference and threats that the Sheikul Azhar

ROTFL repeat after me Shiekh al-Azhar mr wannabe arab

>may have felt under duress.

Really? you see our dear Zajaria (sic) Islam is really the religion of the arabs only as per your Allah's

wa ma arsalna min rasulan ila bilisani qawmihi

Do you know what this means? it means that isalm is really the religion of the Hijazi Arabs only and that your masters the Hijazi Arabs call your likes maskeen min el-bakitsan and that you have no saying if the niqab is OK or not do you get it?

So much for the brotherhood of islam

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