Eid Mubarak

torchxit · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:42

Jay794 said:
off-topic but why is swearing banned on this forum? surely thats not preaching tolerance?

I'm 24, if I want to say **** then why the **** shouldn't I? lol

I have a friend who lives in Qatar, and during their fasting times she can't been seen outside with food or she could be put to death (not sure how true that is) but she's white and english, why the hell should she live by their rules?

put to death ? i can assure you thats not true
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happy eid

Killerkebab · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:44

Jay794 said:
Well I'm at work, so I can't get one right at this moment in time. Does this mean next time I eat a bacon sandwich the Devil's going to turn up?

I could have said Ferrari

What makes you think your soul is worth anything

Kristoph · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:45

Jay794 said:
I have a friend who lives in Qatar, and during their fasting times she can't been seen outside with food or she could be put to death (not sure how true that is) but she's white and english, why the hell should she live by their rules?

She's in their country, abide by their laws.

Jay794 · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:47

Killerkebab said:
What makes you think your soul is worth anything

Well it must be, the Devil lives to corrupt people, why would he miss out on this opportunity

Kristoph said:
She's in their country, abide by their laws.

Lol Yeah because we don't have a load of mosques and temples build in england do we? that line don't work here

lowrider007 said:
Your probably right, but it's an interesting topic, for those that do believe in such acts I wonder how they justify it?, are they wrong or is the faith wrong?, who teaches this to them?

The main problem I have with the Muslim faith is how women are treated, while growing up in some pretty nasty council estates that were dominated by ethnic minorities (before even Muslims were hitting the Tabloids) I couldn't help but feel sorry for the women, they just seem to have no life at all, they were just servants to their husbands, and we all know that many women are forced into marriages that they don't want, I'm sure a lot of these women would defend their position but I feel that they've been indoctrinated.

I didn't know Muslims and Gypsies had something in common

bhavv · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:47

In Islamic countires, you arent even allowed to drink water outdoors in the desert heat during the fasting month.

I dont see how anyone can defend that as being healthy.

Kristoph said:
She's in their country, abide by their laws.

The laws are immoral and disgusting.

kaffe · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:49

bhavv said:
In Islamic countires, you arent even allowed to drink water outdoors in the desert heat during the fasting month.

I dont see how anyone can defend that as being healthy.

Are the rules are different for the sick/pregnant? Just out of curiosity.

bhavv · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:51

kaffe said:
Are the rules are different for the sick/pregnant? Just out of curiosity.

I dont know. People including tourists have been stopped from drinking outdoors during the fasting months. I dont even think that the religious police ask nor care in the slightest if they had any medical needs.

Yas786 · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:51

kaffe said:
Are the rules are different for the sick/pregnant? Just out of curiosity.

Yes if your sick or pregnant then your excused from fasting and women are also excused when they are on their monthlies as well.

bhavv · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:52

Spawn said:
Yes if your sick or pregnant then your excused from fasting and women are also excused when they are on their monthlies as well.

But no ones to say that the religious police in Islamic countries follow that rule.

How can they tell when they stop someone from drinking water if that person was sick?

Yas786 · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:53

bhavv said:
I dont know. People including tourists have been stopped from drinking outdoors during the fasting months. I dont even think that the religious police ask nor care in the slightest if they had any medical needs.

Oh dear Bhavv the resident muslim expert here on all things islamic doesnt know??? :eek:

Well will wonders never cease eh??

And you know this how??...how do you know that tourists arent allowed to eat or drink during the fasting month??...been reading too much dailymail eh?? :rolleyes:

Kristoph · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:53

Jay794 said:
Lol Yeah because we don't have a load of mosques and temples build in england do we? that line don't work here

How exactly is that not respecting of our laws? Hush now.

bhavv said:
The laws are immoral and disgusting.

Get over it and don't visit?

kaffe said:
Are the rules are different for the sick/pregnant? Just out of curiosity.

Yes. http://paraglider.hubpages.com/hub/Ramadan_Holy_Month

Kristoph · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:54

bhavv said:
But no ones to say that the religious police in Islamic countries follow that rule.

How can they tell when they stop someone from drinking water if that person was sick?

The religious police? Stop trolling the thread.

torchxit · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:54

fus said:
I am happy for anybody to believe whatever they like. However, I'm not happy with things such as 'thighing' (please google if you want more info) - a Muslim practice which I find disgusting.

Eid Mubarak, however, to those who don't follow such practices.

i had to google the word to know what does it mean -.-'
this practice doesn't belong muslims "sonah" and its considered crime
maybe the "shia" like iran and their sick rules those are not muslims sonah rules and never been

bhavv · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:55

Kristoph said:
http://paraglider.hubpages.com/hub/Ramadan_Holy_Month
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Don't snack - avoid coffees, sweets, gum, etc. during the day. Most of this is habit, rather than necessity, so it's a good discipline. You'll want to drink water. Try to find a private place.

Drinking water in front of Muslims is offensive :rolleyes:

Yas786 · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:55

bhavv said:
But no ones to say that the religious police in Islamic countries follow that rule.

Exactly neither you or me can say for any certainty can we??..unless you travel to such places and know of these instances first hand??...i wouldnt know as i havent travelled to the middle east for quite some time although i know in Dubai they are pretty relaxed...i mean you get these silly WAGS going over there and parading around in skimpy bikini's lol.

Kristoph · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:57

bhavv said:
Drinking water in front of Muslims is offensive

It is when you're in their country and not obeying law or customs.

They follow your laws and customs here, you do the same in their country.

Simple.

bhavv · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:57

Kristoph said:
The religious police? Stop trolling the thread.

Yes feel free to google it.

Globul · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:57

I think this thread should be closed due to trolling and arguments disrespecting other peoples religious faiths, and will not end well

bhavv · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:58

Kristoph said:
It is when you're in their country and not obeying law or customs.

They follow your laws and customs here, you do the same in their country.

Simple.

So its against the law to drink water in public and you dont care.

Being allowed to drink water is a fundamental human right.

I dont tolerate inhumanity.

Jay794 · 6 Nov 2011 at 14:58

If we're talking about tolerating all cultures/religions then Qatar is messed up.

I'm white and english, I should be able to eat whatever time of the day, they're your countires laws not mine