Iipun berita sepersepuluh JUTA dati secuil berita ! Dan berita ii belum ada konfirmasi kebenarannya; bisa saja FITAH yag ditiupkan oleh mausia2 ati Islam yang benci KEDAMAIAN !!!! Yang memag mereka adalah manusia LAKNAT di Alam semesta ini !
--- In [email protected], item abu <itemabu@...> wrote: > > Hehehe.... orang2 Islam menteror keluarga yg anak ceweknya kawin dgn > orang Kristen. Jadi orang2 Islam ini bahkan ga bisa terima kalo ada > keluarga yg ga keberatan dgn anak ceweknya kawin dgn non Islam. > > Islam itu emang agama bajingan. > > > Muslim family terrorized after daughter marries a Christian... in Britain > The fact that the family is albino adds an unusual > dimension to the story, but is ultimately beside the point. The real > story here is that a family in Britain is being terrorized for reasons > enshrined in Islamic law. > Islamic law forbids Muslim women to marry Christian men. Muslim men > can marry Christian women with the expectation that the children will > follow the religion of their father. This supremacist design, together > with the allowance of up to four wives under Sharia, is intended to > accelerate the increase of the Muslim population, and to aid the > decrease or stagnation of the non-Muslim population. "Family of albino > Muslims terrorised after one of them marries a Christian man," from the Daily > Mail, August 4 (thanks to all who sent this in): > A family of albino Muslims are being terrorised by bigots because their > daughter married a man from another religion. > The so-called 'honour' retribution has included smashed windows at their > Coventry home, vandalised cars and death threats. > Now, head of the family Aslam Parvez has made a plea to the culprits to end > the hatred. > Aslam Parvez, 53, blames members of the Muslim community who believe the > family have been dishonoured by his daughter's marriage. > The hate campaign started five months ago when a national > magazine published an article on albinos which featured Naseem, who no > longer lives in Coventry and has little contact with her family. > It revealed how she has married a Christian, goes to church and is expecting > her second child with her husband. > Mr Parvez says copies of the article were quickly spread > maliciously, and were posted on walls near their house and through the > doors of Muslim homes in the community. > Mr Parvez says he has received numerous death threats and > has spent hundreds of pounds installing security cameras around his > house. > He has now stopped going to mosque and says he may be forced to flee the city > with his wife Shameem Akhtar, 55, three sons Mohammed, 17, Haider, 28, Gulam, > 30, and daughters Muqadas, 26 and Musarat, 19. > Mr Parvez called the police last week and officers are investigating the > issue. > 'We want it to stop now,' Mr Parvez said in a direct appeal to the culprits. > 'We've had enough of all these bad things. We're not a bad family and have > done nothing wrong. > 'We're being punished for our daughter's decision. We just want to live our > lives in peace. > 'I'm a good religious man. Look at your own lives before you judge us. > 'I know deep in my heart that I am a good man. God will judge you for what > you've done to us.' > Mr Parvez was born in Pakistan and moved to Coventry at the > age of 10 to join his family. He later met and married his Shameem, who > is also an albino. > Their six children inherited their parents' condition, which causes an > absence of pigmentation and partial sightedness. > Mr Parvez says their condition has meant they have been > subjected to ridicule, but recent events have made their lives > unbearable. > 'I've always had it bad,' Mr Parvez said. 'I was called names when I went to > school and then when I went to work. > 'You get funny looks in the street but you get used to it. > 'We've dealt with discrimination all our lives. This has made us feel 10 > times worse.' > A Coventry Police spokesman said they received an allegation from the family > on July 20 and are investigating the matter. > Mandy Sanghera, a social worker and Coventry expert in honour violence, is > supporting the family. > She said: 'This family is already vulnerable because of > their condition and have clearly been affected by honour violence > against them. > 'They don't deserve it. They need the support of the > community not to be alienated by them. I urge those responsible for > doing this to stop.Posted by Marisol on August 5, 2011 12:34 AM | No > Comments > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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