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in response to reader comment: Islamo 'fashionism' - Jilbab as Jihad

Submitted by Sumeyya (United States), Apr 2, 2006 at 05:17

Just becuase the media has labled Hizb ut Tahrir as a "radical" muslim group, does not mean it is one. (This point is HIGHLY debatable. I have no personal bias to pull me either way, but from what I've gathered through research, they are a nonviolent Islamic political group. In fact, in the US, Hizb ut Tahrir was under scrutiny since 9/11. They concluded that it was NOT a terrorist group, nor supports any terrorist group, of any sort. The matter is still bieng decided in the UK (I think).)

Although, if I was in front of dozens of camera's, bieng flung a whole bunch of questions all at once, I'd be quite nervous, and would probably have a problem "stringing a sentence together," like you say. Let's not try to put an opinion upon someone or something whom we could possibily HAVE no opinion on, since we don't know that person in real life.

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The West's denial of the superioirity of Islamic core values [64 words]Ahmad LawalJun 11, 2008 13:55
Islam only asks for freedom... [124 words]Muslimah--Jan 15, 2007 13:26
Reply to Muslimah - "Islam only asks for freedom" [135 words]Rochelle MichaelsFeb 21, 2008 13:46
Reply to Islam only asks for freedom [223 words]IfrahimJan 1, 2009 15:00
THEY SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO WEAR JIBABS IF THEY FEEL THE NEED 2 [104 words]SULYOct 9, 2006 15:40
Clothes protecting women? Oh come on.... [280 words]DarkgoldAug 13, 2007 19:44
Jilbab rocks my world! [342 words]Stacey ZegersApr 6, 2006 18:19
Luton?- more like Karachi [147 words]Mike RandallApr 3, 2006 16:29
I agree [24 words]Roy WalshJun 12, 2009 07:51
Islamo 'fashionism' - Jilbab as Jihad [53 words]Ben van de PolderMar 9, 2006 00:55
jilbab [96 words]MaryMar 28, 2006 10:53
twisted double standards. [35 words]saqApr 1, 2006 16:23
⇒ Pressure?! [155 words]SumeyyaApr 2, 2006 05:17
Extend your mercy [487 words]azizeh binti ibrahimDec 16, 2005 05:19
مهم جدا [57 words]علي ابن عبد اللDec 8, 2005 17:13

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