Archive for the 'Sharia Law' Category
Debbie Hamilton at Right Truth on Feb 26 2009 | Filed under: England, Sharia Law
London, Feb 20 (IANS) A leading female Muslim politician in Britain said Friday she wants the government to make it compulsory to register all religious marriages so Muslim men stop taking more than one wife.
Baroness Sayeeda Hussain Warsi, who belongs to the opposition Conservative Party, said the Labour government had ignored tackling polygamy because of [...]
Baron Boddisey on Feb 23 2009 | Filed under: Europe, Sharia Law
Abdul Wahid Pedersen is a prominent Danish convert to Islam, and has been a controversial figure in the Danish media for quite some time. The latest uproar concerns an interview in which Mr. Pedersen refused to condemn stoning as a punishment, and the resulting reactions by politicians and in the media.
One thing you’ll notice in [...]
Pam Geller at Atlas Shrugs on Feb 20 2009 | Filed under: Sharia Law
Where are the horrified Muslims taking to the streets against the violence against women? Phyllis Chesler here:
Daniel Pipes just called my attention to something a reader of his blog recently shared: There is another case which resembles that of Muzammil Hassan’s. It took place in India. Mohammed Suhaib Ilyasi, “is a famous journalist who started [...]
RightGirl at Girl on the Right on Jan 25 2009 | Filed under: Islam, Sharia Law
You can’t make this stuff up. In fact, if you tried, you’d be thrown in jail. The screaming banshees of “enlightened feminism” have fits of apoplexy anytime someone even infers that abortion might not be the best/only choice. They scream about The Patriarchy™ and the male domination of women’s bodies in Judeo-Christian societies. Yet if [...]
Debbie Hamilton at Right Truth on Dec 23 2008 | Filed under: Islam, Sharia Law
When I began Right Truth blog, my goal was to share information on the terrorist threat to America. Over the past seven years since the attacks on September 11, 2001, I have come to several conclusions about the threats to the US and also the enemies of America.As Vincent Gioia says, “The people in any [...]
Bookworm at Bookworm Room on Mar 11 2008 | Filed under: Feature Article, Multi-culturalism, Sharia Law
The moral equivalence crowd, the one that says all cultures are created equal, except that non-Western cultures are better than others, is going to have to pretzel itself severely to deal with this one:
Homosexuals deserve to be executed or tortured and possibly both, an Iranian leader told British MPs during a private meeting at a [...]
Bookworm at Bookworm Room on Mar 05 2008 | Filed under: Feature Article, Sharia Law
A year or two ago, the press reported on a rather charming religion called the Sky Kingdom cult that had popped up in Malaysia. The worshippers had built a Disney-esque little temple that centered on a giant teapot that symbolized the beneficence of love and the purity of water pouring from heaven. As is typical [...]
Jodi at Webloggin on Feb 15 2008 | Filed under: Canada, Feature Article, Free Speech, Hamas, Hezbollah, Islam, Politicians at Work, Religion, Sharia Law, The War on Terror
Warning: This article contains graphic language, reader discretion is advised.
Yesterday I read that Israel has once again found the need to put the military and her citizens on high alert. But let’s be honest here; can Israel ever really afford to go off of high alert? Anyhow, there is an official declaration of high [...]
RightGirl at Girl on the Right on Feb 14 2008 | Filed under: Europe, Sharia Law, The War on Terror
A brilliant editorial by Londonistan author Melanie Phillips on the Sharia-loving head of the Church of England.
But Dr Williams doesn’t even seem to have the courage of his lack of convictions.
A statement on his website attempting to defend himself is disingenuous to the point of being downright misleading in trying to [...]
Bookworm at Bookworm Room on Feb 07 2008 | Filed under: Europe, Iran, Islam, Liberalism Watch, Religion, Sharia Law
The most famous Archbishop of Canterbury was the martyred Thomas a Becket, a man who was ostensibly the victim of a political assassination, yet who essentially died for his faith. Thinking about Becket, I rather wonder what he would have made of the current occupier of his Bishopric, which is still the most important position in the Church of England
