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Apparently this is even deemed ‘progress’ for them!
Islam eh, who needs it?
Apparently this is even deemed ‘progress’ for them!
Islam eh, who needs it?
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Sqad - there is a particular high court judge ( this is getting a bit er heady ) who specialises i n cases where islamic law touches english law
because it is NOT a question of reading the Sunny SUn and taking on trust - 'and yer honour dey all chop off deir heads, how they have babies I reely doan know'
the eluma of the mufti of jerusalem ( yes there really is a khazi of al quds) may well be taken into account
talaq is NOT recognised in english law
( polygamy is)
because it is NOT a question of reading the Sunny SUn and taking on trust - 'and yer honour dey all chop off deir heads, how they have babies I reely doan know'
the eluma of the mufti of jerusalem ( yes there really is a khazi of al quds) may well be taken into account
talaq is NOT recognised in english law
( polygamy is)
Sqad; //Saudi women are not as naive or hard done by as you might imagine.//
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Talbot
"Who benefits and from what customs?"
Just off the top of my head:
The wives have their babies and are brought up in a family environment........that is a benefit that the Saudis seem to promote.
Their wives do not have jobs and adapt their lives to the environment which they are brought up to consider .."normal."
A hang up from the days that they lived as desert nomads and stayed at home ( tent) to look after the children and prepare meals for their returning husbands.
The wives are protected, as they see it, from the negatives of the outside world:
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Depending upon the status of the husband, they (the women) are endowed with worldly goods.....which may be important to some.
Quite a different culture from the West.
"Who benefits and from what customs?"
Just off the top of my head:
The wives have their babies and are brought up in a family environment........that is a benefit that the Saudis seem to promote.
Their wives do not have jobs and adapt their lives to the environment which they are brought up to consider .."normal."
A hang up from the days that they lived as desert nomads and stayed at home ( tent) to look after the children and prepare meals for their returning husbands.
The wives are protected, as they see it, from the negatives of the outside world:
https:/
Depending upon the status of the husband, they (the women) are endowed with worldly goods.....which may be important to some.
Quite a different culture from the West.
“Islam eh, who needs it?”
Muslims do, apparently.
“The perfect post brexit trading partner. Let’s sell them more instuments of genocide.”
No need to bring Brexit into the equation. The UK has been doing business with Saudi Arabia for donkeys' years and will continue to do so, with or without either Brexit or the EU.
As sqad rightly says, a different culture entirely. The difficulty for me is that here in the UK we are expected to accept “multiculturalism” as a benefit. That suggests there is a benefit in embracing customs and practices such as the one mentioned here (among many others).
Muslims do, apparently.
“The perfect post brexit trading partner. Let’s sell them more instuments of genocide.”
No need to bring Brexit into the equation. The UK has been doing business with Saudi Arabia for donkeys' years and will continue to do so, with or without either Brexit or the EU.
As sqad rightly says, a different culture entirely. The difficulty for me is that here in the UK we are expected to accept “multiculturalism” as a benefit. That suggests there is a benefit in embracing customs and practices such as the one mentioned here (among many others).
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