All the ancient as well as the contemporary scholars acknowledge the fact of slavery in Islam and clarify the status of slaves. I have chosen the opinions of the most famous scholars to shed light on their position.
The Scholars of al-Azhar in Egypt
In his book, “You Ask and Islam Answers”, Dr. ‘Abdul-Latif Mushtahari, the general [...]
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by Abul Kasem/Jamie Glazov
09 April, 2008
Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Abul Kasem, an ex-Muslim who is the author of hundreds of articles and several books on Islam [...]
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A man accused of plotting bomb attacks on passenger jets wanted to obtain a passport for his baby son, a court has been told.
A signed passport application for Abdulla Ahmed Ali’s son was found at his home in Walthamstow, east London, a jury at Woolwich Crown Court heard.
They also heard that a police bug allegedly [...]
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But I respect their write to do it
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Enough is enough when it comes to censorship. I have had enough of people being offended by the justified exercise of freedom of speech. Islamists have threatened me to remove content, they have launched attempted attacks to discredit myself, they have notified image shack, cafepress and wordpress of what they claim to be violations.
If it [...]
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Which is interesting considering Judaism (and every other non-Islamic religion) is banned there.
Also worth noting, the official government policy openly proclaimed that Jews were forbidden from entering the country.
I am very interested in a statement made by Dr Alyami of The Center for Democracy and Human Rights (in Saudi Arabia. He stated“the struggle against slavery [...]
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Sounds a little threatening to me.
But who am I to judge? This site is apparently far worse.
Just ask your nearest oxymoron loving liberalist
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One recurring theme that troubles me to this day is that of the oppression of women in society. This subjugation of women transcends social status and cannot be blamed on class struggle per se. Although a Marxist may claim that the subjection resulted in the movement to a class society and the development of human [...]
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This site is worth a read. Quranic revisionists with noble aims.
OUR GOALS
to educate Muslims about dangers presented by Islamic religious texts and why Islam must be reformed
to educate non-Muslims about the differences between moderate Muslims and Islamists (a.k.a. Islamic Religious Fanatics, Radical Muslims, Muslim Fundamentalists, Islamic Extremists or Islamofascists)
to educate both Muslims [...]
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What the Holiest Book of Islam Really says about Non-Muslims
Introduction
Why the Violence? Why the Indifference?
When Islamic terrorists massacred 186 children and 148 other non-Muslims on the morning of September 3rd, 2004 at a schoolhouse in Beslan, Russia, very few Muslims celebrated the high-profile event and some even took the time [...]
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