Pejihad2 di Mali ini ngehukum cewek krn berpakean ga senonoh, jilbabnya lepas.

Para pejihad ini tentunya menjalankan ajaran Islam yg benar sesuai dgn
selera mereka, makanya mereka ga akan ditentang oleh orang2 Islam di
milis ini misalnya.

Kalo misal si johny_indon hobinya nipu, si ajeg doyan ngerampok, si
rezameutia doyan malak dan si Ballast_Yo doyan nyabulin anak kecil,
itu sih cuma krn mereka punya selera yg berbeda2, tp semua masih
Islam.

Istilahnya, banyak jalan menuju Roma, atau lbh tepat banyak jalan
menuju sorga Islam, tinggal pilih aja yg sesuai selera, hehehe...


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2270276/Al-Qaedas-Timbuktu-prison-women-locked-lashed-immodest.html


Al Qaeda's Timbuktu prison where women locked up and lashed for being immodest

    Woman shows prison where she was locked up and lashed for letting veil fall
    Timbuktu residents have spoken of rule under Islamists who have now fled
    The city was re-taken by French and Malian troops over the weekend

By James Rush

PUBLISHED: 20:57 GMT, 29 January 2013 | UPDATED: 23:06 GMT, 29 January 2013

A Malian woman has spoken of how she was thrown into an Islamist
prison and given 15 lashes a day for letting a veil slip off her head.

Residents in Timbuktu have been speaking for the first time of a rule
of fear under Al Qaeda-linked Islamist rebels, who had controlled the
city until it was re-taken by French and Malian troops at the weekend.

People have been openly smoking on the city's streets for the first
time in months - something that would have earned them swift
retribution only a few days ago.

One woman told French broadcaster TF1 how she was thrown into prison
and given 15 lashes a day. Her crime had been to let a veil over her
head slip, revealing her hair underneath.

She showed the two square metre cell which she had to share with up to
14 other detainees.

'I had the veil and it fell off my head. The took me off to prison and
there, they beat me. Every day 15 lashes with a whip,' said the woman
who put on a dress adorned with a sticker commemorating International
Women's Day.

Precious 13th century manuscripts in Timbuktu were torched by the
retreating Islamist rebels shortly before the northern Malian city was
re-taken over the weekend.

Ground forces backed up by paratroops from the French Foreign Legion
re-took the city, which fell into rebel hands nine months ago. French
President Francois Hollande ordered a military intervention earlier
this month to halt the rebels' move southwards towards the capital,
Bamako.

The woman told TF1: 'Really. We really thank France for having freed
us from their claws. We really thank France. Long live France.'

Elsewhere, crowds rounded on people suspected of having collaborated
with the Islamist rebels. One man was berated by an angry throng of
people but protested his innocence. 'Yes, I rallied to their ranks.
But to fight them,' he said.

In Timbuktu's library, all that remained of precious 13th century
texts were strewn on the floor, reduced forever to ashes.

Other French broadcasters said some manuscripts may have been saved
prior to Islamists' takeover of the city.

'They know that this is the heart for the people of Timbuktu. When
they touch our manuscripts, they touch us. And all the city was quiet.
All the people did was to cry,' said a man in the library.

On the streets outside angry residents beat on the doors of shops they
said belonged to people who collaborated with the Islamist rebels. Two
men argued over an air rifle.

But as the crowds rejoiced, others got to work eradicating all traces
of the Islamists' grim rule over the city -- painting over the sign
that sat above what was the Islamic police station.


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