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16 April 2007, 06:08 PM
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its like every thing else ..................if your English you cant have an opinion, i got an infraction for racist comments
load of *****.
Has no one on here got the back bone to debate this one out?
as a muslim maz was you offended by my comments?
load of *****.Has no one on here got the back bone to debate this one out?
as a muslim maz was you offended by my comments?
16 April 2007, 06:11 PM
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16 April 2007, 06:29 PM
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the scousers were normal English folk the kind who make up the majority of this nation. they dont need some imported faith and values rammed down there throats. We have our ways and they are our ways a bit ruff round the edges but salt of the earth. i fear if most muslim households have this school of thought then surly this is a clear sign on non intergration and not fitting in,clearly have no interest in adopting British ways.
16 April 2007, 06:33 PM
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16 April 2007, 06:42 PM
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so err your hold the answers then? Do you know thats not how most muslim familys get by day to day? And hold such repressed veiws? and judge and blah blah blah
16 April 2007, 06:47 PM
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the scousers were normal English folk the kind who make up the majority of this nation. they dont need some imported faith and values rammed down there throats. We have our ways and they are our ways a bit ruff round the edges but salt of the earth. i fear if most muslim households have this school of thought then surly this is a clear sign on non intergration and not fitting in,clearly have no interest in adopting British ways.
Secondly forcing something upon someone else is forbidden in Islam it is very hypocritical to claim to be a good muslim and force your ideology. Besides force will encourage rebellion as was witnessed in the programme, the two muslim sisters showed clear signs of rebelling.
16 April 2007, 06:52 PM
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To be honest I don't think most muslims are quite that strict. It's about interpretation, leaders can say this and that but one thing is for sure to be a good religious person of any faith, one must be a good human being first. Exclusion and non integration is not a sign of a good person especially when in someone else's country.
Secondly forcing something upon someone else is forbidden in Islam it is very hypocritical to claim to be a good muslim and force your ideology. Besides force will encourage rebellion as was witnessed in the programme, the two muslim sisters showed clear signs of rebelling.
Secondly forcing something upon someone else is forbidden in Islam it is very hypocritical to claim to be a good muslim and force your ideology. Besides force will encourage rebellion as was witnessed in the programme, the two muslim sisters showed clear signs of rebelling.
i still will never accept the likes of head dresses ,burkers, halal, and building of mosques every where etc.., but hey thats just me.
16 April 2007, 11:10 PM
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Well I found it quite saddening to watch really - the show tip-toed through what I thought was the yoke of Islam on that strict family. They couldnt move or make decisions without consulting a reference book or something; their daughters touched on a few things and I'm sure that was for the good.
Decent and honourable as the Muslim family were, I think the British couple came across as better role models through their better enjoyment of life and their demonstrably better tolerance of others' beliefs.
I wont call it a brave programme as that shouldnt be the case - all were living in UK after all - but I could sense the multi-layered committees behind the editing of that one!
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Decent and honourable as the Muslim family were, I think the British couple came across as better role models through their better enjoyment of life and their demonstrably better tolerance of others' beliefs.
I wont call it a brave programme as that shouldnt be the case - all were living in UK after all - but I could sense the multi-layered committees behind the editing of that one!
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16 April 2007, 11:49 PM
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