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depends on the person.

"nobody deserves to be raped" I said that on another topic. I think the following post is clear enough http://www.dubaiforums.com/dubai-politics-talk/why-the-burka-should-banned-t51369-75.html#p414489 But if that is difficult for you to comprehend, I'll say it again, with few more things:...

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In any situation a complacent is responsible for theft?

Let's say somebody left the keys in a running car, and somebody drives off to steal the car.

crusader 1 wrote:And nobody but the rapist is responsible for rape, Nucleus.

Of course.

jackpott wrote:Does understanding-islam.com teach you otherwise?

You can ask there yourself.

huh? where you are getting all that from? OP is about simply about the car. And it is a simple question. Seriously, get a life.

Paranoid are we? I'm glad I'm not you guys with all the suspicion and paranoia, and hate at the same time. Get a life!

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European wrote:Can someone explain the point of the OP?

Checking peoples thinking style.

pappidopoulos wrote:It only exposed your thinking style.

I just posed the question nothing more, but it did yours.

Nucleus, I too thought you were going to equate the car analogy with a woman not covering all of her skin and therefore tempting men to take her. Why? I asked this question on my FB, and people simply responded it is thief who is responsible. Another thing, tempting is not an excuse for theft, so h...

rayznack, are you British?

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They guy was calling for riots on the blog, seems like he wanted to stage something here like the arab spring, hence it was a matter of national security. --- Thu Jul 19, 2012 9:21 am --- AJ has more detailed article, seems like they had UAE passport. http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2011/12...

It is not recommended that you begin drinking or drink more often just to decrease your risk for heart disease. The American Heart Association and other experts say there are much more effective ways to prevent heart disease.... There is much more scientific proof to support these tried and true me...

If you don't read the sensationalized news articles then actual research is saying the same thing from a very long time. It reduces bad colestrol but it also worsens other heart problems. There are other less risky ways to reduce colestrol and flavonoids in red wine comes from red grapes, it has not...

Nucleus , Well yes that's just stupid isn't it. Actually, crazy, UAE is a peaceful country and if I've to take a figure then more than 90% are happy with their leaders and country. Second, UAE was one of the first country in the region to make a transition toward democratization with FNC and slowly...

The fact is, there plenty of studies out there that say that moderate alcohol consumption can have health benefits for some people. Yup, as mentioned, it does reduce colestrol and flavonoids from red grapes are beneficial in red wine. Does the Quran say anything about smoking Shisha? Explicitly it ...

Do the FNC actually have any power? I thoguht they could only make recommendations and it was still up to central government to decide whether they want to implement something or not. It is a long process of transfering power to FNC, it is happening slowly. For example, FNC passed the following law...

not because science shows that people will become ill with diseases because of alcohol consumption. It does say in another place that it has more haram than good, but doesn't go into the details. Quran have basic and few prohibitions; it is sunnah to keep the teeth clean, which has many health bene...

rayznack wrote:What is interesting is that intoxicants are products of Satan according to the Koran

Maybe you are misunderstanding something, can you get the exact verse?

rayznack wrote:yet Paradise has running rivers of wine/intoxicants

Wine in paradise won't intoxicate.

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rayznack wrote:1/3 of all cancer diagnoses are said to be caused by smoking.

Hence, it is considered, minimum, makrooh by most scholars.

Smoking is no doubt the biggest killer; far worse than alcohol. Not according to UN report. When considering the world's worst killers, alcohol likely doesn't come to mind. Yet alcohol kills more than 2.5 million people annually, more than AIDS, malaria or tuberculosis. For middle-income people, wh...

shafique wrote:Actually nucleus, my understanding is that eh is correct - world wide smoking related diseases are estimated to kill over 6 million people each year.

I stand corrected, when they mentioned tobacco, I thought they were talking about death rate.

I usually keep a water bottle and few dates with me, never had any road troubles.

Face veil is not the issue here, and OP is not mainly about face veil. That was the one example (forcing through policing like Iran govt) why so many faminist in the region are opposing her, and this is not even the top reasons. One for example: While Muslim women’s discourse has become compromised ...

kanelli wrote:Leaving one's wallet out in public encourages the money to be stolen, so a woman who puts all of her body on display in public should also expect for it to be stolen too. Sound familiar?

Just to make it clear that is your interpretation, not mine.

Why don't we talk about what behaviour is from the dark ages then? I think that se.xually harassing women on the street who are not wearing Islamic clothing is pretty dark ages, as is arresting female protesters and checking that their hymens are intact as a way to shame and control them from comin...