On 9 Apr 06, at 11:33, mbah_dukunn wrote:
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> Si Juspig yang homoseks ini menyebut:
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> --- In [email protected], "Jusfiq Hadjar"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Allahu Akbar..
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> > Di Saudi Arabia perempuan juga nggak boleh nyetir mobil...
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> Padahal tidak ada bukti bahwa si gaek ini beragama islam!!!
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mbah_dukunn yang dungu kayak anjing, munafik, tukang fitnah,
pendusta merasa dapat mandat dari Allah untuk menentukan siapa
diantara hambanya yang Islam dan siapa yang bukan...
Saya ulang:hanya Allah dan Allah semata yang bisa menentukan
siapa diantara hambanya yang Islam dan siapa yang bukan.
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> > On 8 Apr 2006, at 7:43, Ambon wrote:
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> > > http://www.arabnews.com/?
> page=1§ion=0&article=80420&d=8&m=4&y=2006
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> > > Saturday, 8, April, 2006 (09, Rabi` al-Awwal, 1427)
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> > >
> > > Eatery Owner Faces Flogging for Hiring Women
> > > Huda Al-Shayeb, Arab News
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> > > QATIF, 8 April 2006 - Restaurant owner Nabeel
> Al-Ramadan said he was surprised by a phone call from a local court
> judge asking him to meet him immediately. > > > >
> When Al-Ramadan asked if it was all right to bring his lawyer, the
> judge told the businessman that he wanted to see him alone. > > > >
> When Al-Ramadan arrived in the court, the judge
> informed him that he had been sentenced in absentia to 90 lashes to be
> administered in clusters of 30 apiece. The charge against him was
> violating dignity and decorum. > > > > After further
> inquiries, Al-Ramadan found out that his crime was employing two young
> women at his restaurant "Ranoosh" to take orders by phone. That was a
> year and a half ago when locals reported this supposed infraction to
> authorities. > > > > Al-Ramadan had reduced the
> girls' schedule to four hours a day due to pressure from local
> authorities. > > > > He was questioned and the girls
> were laid off even though the girls worked from beneath their veils,
> Al-Ramadan pointed out at the time. > > > > "The
> girls were very respectable and worked while covering their faces.
> Nobody was violating any manners," said Al-Ramadan. > > > >
> The story was virtually forgotten until two weeks ago when
> Al-Ramadan received the call from the judge. Al- Ramadan has since
> appealed the verdict. > > > > The restaurant owner
> said he is unapologetic about hiring the young ladies. He says that he
> supports women's right to work, and that there is nothing forbidden
> under Islam in this regard. > > > > "I'm not the
> only man that thinks that women should be able to work," he said.
> "Other people also think that this is the right situation. Some have
> even tried to do it just as I did." > > > > A
> similar incident happened in Qatif a couple of months ago when a woman
> who worked in an optical shop to help women customers was stopped as
> the news of her job spread. > > > > > >
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