The God Of Islam

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Maybe I should have posted this under category Comedistan.

Now France. Who will be next? Do the so called muslim/furks of Bosnia and Albania wear such ridiculous rags. How many “street walkers “ in Paris wear the hijab** or burqa?

**Many correspondents are pronouncing the word as “higab/hiqab” from the Sauudi./ Egyptian where the J is pronounced as G/Q. How many of those hijabed/burqaed” are in fact walkers of the streets of Paris?

See why the modern furks say the more civilized word for prostitute is “fahisheh”, from the Farsi from Arabic

فاحشه، =Obscene act, fornication.

A long time ago, in Marash, a kamavor had been shot to death for raising the veil of a furkissh slut.

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See what Ali Suat said here # 49

http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=1635&st=40

:fahişe (prostitute) fromm arabic "excessive"

orospu (whore) fm persian "ruspi" (whore, slut)

yosma (slut, probably greek) ..…

Peek a boo . I see you !!!Notice the woman in center second row who looks like Mother Teresa.

http://www.thehindu.com/multimedia/dynamic/00547/IN11_FRANCE_VEIL_BA_547898f.jpg

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Two women detained on first day of French burqa ban

 

AP A veiled woman is being taken away by police officers in Paris on Monday. France has banned Islamic face veils in public.

Two women wearing Islamic face veils or niqabs were detained by police in Paris on Monday on the first day of a ban on Muslim garments that cover the face.

The two women were part of a group of a dozen people protesting the ban — the first of its kind in a Western country — in front of NotreDame cathedral.

A police spokesman told DPA that three people had been detained over the protest “because they were taking part in an undeclared demonstration” and not because two of the women were wearing the niqab.

They had been brought to a police station for an identity check, the spokesman said. He could not confirm whether they had been fined.

The demonstration was organized by an organization called Don’t Touch My Constitution, which has led opposition to the law that was passed last October but only came into effect on Monday.

Under the law a woman wearing a burqa (a garment that covers the body from head to toe) or a niqab (a veil that covers the face with just a slit for the eyes) can be fined 150 euros or forced to take classes on citizenship.

Around 2,000 women are estimated to be affected by the ban, which includes public parks, restaurants, cinemas and beaches but does not include private homes, places of worship or cars.

Within hours of the ban a woman wearing a niqab boarded a train to Paris from the southern city of Avignon.

Kenza Drider, 32, told reporters she considered the law a violation of her rights as a citizen of France and a European but that if she was cited by police.

“I am committing no crime,” said Ms. Drider, who was on her way to Paris for a television interview. There were no reports of her being stopped by police.

Proponents of the ban say it aims to protect women from Islamic fundamentalism and improve public security.

The law’s detractors argue it will make imprison burqa or niqab wearers in their homes.

Police have been ordered to apply the law with as much tact as possible, and to try to persuade rather than coerce women to show their face for identity checks.

Edited April 13, 2011 by Arpa