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Saved - October 28, 2023 at 11:25 PM

@GBNEWS - GB News

🗞️ 'Iranian girl dies after being "beaten by morality police" for not wearing hijab' 🗞️ | The Telegraph @Paulcoxcomedy @Lewisschaffer @LeoKearse https://t.co/1DtPqPpmph

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An Iranian girl died after being beaten by morality police for not wearing a hijab at a Tehran metro station. This incident is similar to the murder of another girl last year for the same reason. The morality police, who are men, enforce the mandatory hijab rule in Iran. While some argue that this is a cultural practice that should be respected, many people in Iran oppose the oppressive regime and would prefer to live in a free country. It is important to condemn such violence, even though the exact details of this incident are not confirmed. Iran serves as a warning of how a free country can turn into an authoritarian nightmare. Additionally, in Gaza, school officials have voted to require young girls to wear head coverings.
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Speaker 0: The telegraph now and a year on from Iranian police murdering an Iranian girl for not wearing a hijab, it's happened again, Paul. Speaker 1: Yes. I've got to be honest, this story really does is horrible. There's no other word for it. Iranian girl dies after being beaten By morality police for not wearing a hijab. So Armita Gerevand was hospitalized with head injuries following an alleged assault at a Tehran metro station. So just in English, just for a minute, for those who didn't quite get the cultural nuance here. This was a teenage girl who forgot to wear a garment of clothing and then was beaten to death In a public train station. Speaker 0: And it's an unnecessary garment of clothing. It's a religious covering for your head that, you know, a lot of people, especially young people in Iran, don't want to wear. Speaker 1: So I don't care how that's construed by the wider public out there, but to me, that is abhorrent. Nothing justifies that. Nothing at all. And what's worse to me is there would have been men doing that, and there would have been men watching that. Speaker 0: Yeah. No. Absolutely. The morality police are men. Speaker 2: No. The point the point is is that she didn't just forget to wear it. No one in a row just forgets to put on this thing. It's like you I I left the house without putting my pants on. I mean I get it. Again. I get it. I got no pants. No. It really means something to those people, and I think and I think a case could be made That their that their society needs to be respected if this is what they want to do. Speaker 1: I don't think Speaker 0: you mean this. I think that's that's ridiculous. We've seen the the mass public revulsion at the murder of Masa Amini, the the girl who was killed last year, and the the protest that went on. I mean, they've got an Islamic theocracy, an absolutely barbaric authoritarian state that controls every aspect of people's lives. It's hugely unpopular. It's probably the future for Western Europe the way we're going, but, I mean, I'd say the people don't like this. They'd rather live Speaker 2: You don't. Speaker 0: In a free country. Speaker 2: No. You do not live in Iran. We don't know what a what Iran is like. I don't know. And the it's quite possible that the majority of the people in Iran support this thing. And it may see and, personally, I'm in favor of women not wearing hijabs or have to wear hijabs. If they wanna wear it, they could wear it. Speaker 0: And the rest. Speaker 2: Yeah. And the rest. The president You Speaker 1: would condemn the baiting, though, wouldn't you? Speaker 2: Well, first of all, as with all of these stories, it's in the newspaper. We don't know what's true. But I would if it was True. I do condemn it. But at the same time, Speaker 0: but it's in the Telegraph, which is you know, that's a very reputable paper. I'm sure they checked their sources. I'm sure it's been verified and confirmed from different from different sources. And it's it's not out of character for the morality police, And they've been they've been targeting protesters in really, really horrible ways Yeah. Particularly shooting at their eyes to blame them. So, yeah, I mean, Iran I don't know. Iran should be a warning sign to the rest of the world as as to this is what can happen. A free country can become, you know, an absolute authoritarian nightmare. Speaker 2: And it's it's in Gaza. School officials voted to require young girls to wear head coverings. So that's Gaza. Speaker 0: There you go. What's the common
Saved - November 6, 2023 at 4:19 PM

@AzzatAlsaalem - Azzat Alsalem

9 years old afghan girl was married off to a 50 year old MusIim religious man. Her screams are the only thing to describe the pain and fear in her heart. This is sharia law. https://t.co/vKmGoFOlpx

Saved - November 5, 2023 at 10:07 PM

@ImMeme0 - I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸

⚠️GRAPHIC FOOTAGE⚠️ Women under sharia law. https://t.co/dmZ5UUaVib

Saved - December 5, 2023 at 1:54 PM

@RadioGenoa - RadioGenoa

In Indonesia, women who have sex before marriage are whipped 100 times. This is Islam. https://t.co/O2xMI1pKeF

Saved - December 13, 2023 at 3:48 PM

@RealCaptainMaga - Captain Christopher MAGA 🏴‍☠️ 🇺🇸

⚠️Warning Graphic ⚠️ This is how Islam treats women. Do you want this for women in America? If they get educated, have sex before marriage or refuse to marry their brother? Watch the video. The truth has to be shown and my account gets locked when I do. https://t.co/j9iat5EP4H

Saved - December 15, 2023 at 4:32 PM
reSee.it AI Summary
A 13-year-old girl in France was allegedly s*xually assaulted by a French national of migrant descent. The victim's father filed a complaint to the police. In a disturbing turn of events, the girl was later beaten up by a group of individuals, including the sister of the alleged assaulter. A video of the incident was shared on social media, leading to further bullying of the victim. The father expresses his distress over witnessing his daughter being attacked and questions the acceptability of such actions.

@stillgray - Ian Miles Cheong

A few weeks ago in France, a 13-year-old girl was allegedly s*xually assaulted by a French national of migrant descent. Her father filed a complaint to the police. The man’s sister took revenge against the victim by getting together a group of friends and beating her up in a lynching. The 13-year-old can be heard on camera pleading. “I am sorry, I am sorry. I will even give you money if you want.” The video was filmed and shared on French social media sites, turning the girl into the subject of bullying. The victim's father says he has not been able to sleep since he saw the video in which he saw his daughter being beaten. How is any of this acceptable?

Saved - December 15, 2023 at 9:05 PM

@CrazyHubb - Crazy Hub

Indian Guy Brutally Assaults A Woman After Rejecting His Marriage Proposal, Then Gets Worried When Shes Unconscious https://t.co/iI3iTuBAIE

Saved - December 16, 2023 at 1:53 AM

@visegrad24 - Visegrád 24

A 13-year-old girl from Lyon, France, claimed she was sexually assaulted by a teen named Yassine. His relatives ambushed her and beat her up, filming their vicious assault. French authorities have responded by requesting the video not be spread online. https://t.co/8HOcsRSpae

@nirbhaysirohi - Nirbhay singh (किसान चिंतक) स्वतंत्र पत्रकार

🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨👇👇👇😡😡 Cultural enrichers beat up defenseless girl while proudly laughing at the crime committed. Then they posted a video online to humiliate her. Atrocities without limits. Arrest Now https://t.co/YW1jU26i54

Saved - January 20, 2024 at 11:44 PM

@AzzatAlsaalem - Azzat Alsalem

Indonesia MusIim man beating his wife in front of his child. Wife beating is allowed and described in sharia! https://t.co/1uXK6Vdt0i

Saved - February 27, 2024 at 1:33 PM

@AzzatAlsaalem - Azzat Alsalem

A MusIim Girl was brutaIIy beaten in the streets of Raqqa/Syria by her family in an “honour killing” crime. Her family chased her in the streets and dragged her from hair. She was screaming and everyone kept watching. One of thousands of honour killing crimes Among MusIims. https://t.co/HtvdogSNsA

Saved - May 15, 2024 at 2:24 PM

@MrAndyNgo - Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈

The mother of a young child at Hidden Valley Elementary @hiddenvalley15 in Savage, Minn. says her daughter was beaten at school because she's not Muslim. The mother says the teacher & principal told her this. H/T @AlphaNewsMN. Read: https://thepostmillennial.com/minnesota-mom-says-9-year-old-daughter-was-attacked-at-school-for-not-being-muslim?utm_campaign=64470

Minnesota mom says 9-year-old daughter was attacked at school for not being Muslim “This was due to her race and her religion because she wasn’t Muslim. So that was pretty jarring to hear.” thepostmillennial.com
Saved - May 23, 2024 at 12:36 PM

@crazyclips_ - Crazy Clips

Mother Beats Her Daughter Until She Says My Ass Is Whopped After Daughter Attacked Her With a Baseball Bat https://t.co/gxbfvqqJCJ

Video Transcript AI Summary
The speaker is upset and confrontational, mentioning being hit with a bat and calling someone a bitch. They demand to be told something is "whooped" and express anger towards others. The speaker's emotions escalate, using strong language and expressing frustration.
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Speaker 0: Surprise show. What? Oh, you got a bat? What? Bite Shakespeare. Bite Shakespeare. You don't hit me with a fucking Why? Why not? Hit me No. I am gonna keep on. No. She keeps on being a bitch to everybody. Okay. I am I am calm. I'm somewhat calm. She knows her ass before. I live without. No. She gonna fucking tell me it's whooped. Tell me it's fucking whooped. Fuck all of them, Sam. Tell me it's fucking whooped. Sam? Tell me it's whooped and I'll get up. Tell me it's whooped. It ain't one for your fucking sake. Do you hear me? Do you hear me? Fuck. Alright. Get the I ain't heard you fucking say it. Get off. Are you
Saved - May 22, 2024 at 2:38 PM

@RadioGenoa - RadioGenoa

Young defenseless girl beaten without mercy by 5 black guys. When will this crap end? https://t.co/yszHRHjFNe

Saved - May 28, 2024 at 10:38 PM

@QueenMAGAUltra - 🍀Qᵁᴱᴱᴺ🔰ᴹᴬᴳᴬ🔰ᵁᴸᵀᴿA🍀

Imagine being so frightened you can barely even speak? Muslim women going through barbarism in the guise of religion use TikTok to try to get their message out to the world. Truly heartbreaking. video @TRobinsonNewEra https://t.co/A77ttZVZqh

Video Transcript AI Summary
My sister and I experienced sexual abuse, early exposure to pornography, inappropriate touching, and forced marriage by our father. We were engaged at ages 10 and 9, with threats to keep quiet or be labeled homewreckers. The abuse mainly targeted my sister, who married my father's brother. There was incest and inhumane practices, with control, sanctions, and voicelessness.
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Speaker 0: I don't know if you wanna maybe it would help just saying that. If you don't wanna do it, you don't have to do it. I guess this part was to just open up a little bit more about the trauma, but I think my sister's feeling too uncomfortable to open up. But the truth is, oh gosh. The sexual abuse wasn't just done. So it was early exposure of pornography and everything else from my dad and inappropriate touching, sexualization, forced marriage. When we were early, in our childhood, we were engaged at age 10 9 and just basically telling us that we didn't have an opinion, that if we opened up that we would become homewreckers, and the truth, unfortunately, a lie, held the truth held the family together. And the sexual abuse was mainly targeted towards my sister. And, unfortunately, it was my half sister had married my, dad's biological brother, and, it's a lot of incest involved, unfortunately, for us and a lot of unreligious practice is the best way to put it, unhumane practices if I go further. But there was a lot of control, sanctions, not being able to pay for 3 weeks at a time, not allowed to have a voice. Are you okay? Mhmm. Do you wanna say something for this section?
Saved - July 27, 2024 at 12:26 AM

@DaveAtherton20 - David Atherton

A Muslim boy at a madrassa is trying to recite the Quran, makes an error & is brutally beaten by the cleric with his hands & a stick. You can see why moronically regurgitating the Quran is a form of brainwashing & make many ill equipped for the modern world. https://t.co/Ft1lEbbcS1

Saved - November 6, 2024 at 5:32 AM

@AdameMedia - ADAM

Palestinian woman gets Beaten and Kidnapped in BROAD DAYLIGHT by Israeli civilians. Just a day in the life of a Palestinian. https://t.co/VwSBAd9Jyj

Saved - December 30, 2024 at 3:09 AM

@English_blood_ - British Defence League

A Pakistani migrant Mohamed Danyal sexually assaulted a 14 year old Christian girl in UK. When the girl screamed for help, the local people caught Md Daniyal. Shameless Mohammad Daniyal has started giving justification that he is muslim & this is justified for him by Allah. https://t.co/bwKLs539wb

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Is your name Mohammed Daniel? We're from a team called Leisure Child Protection. We stop people like you from grooming children online. You’ve been communicating with someone you believe is a 14-year-old in a sexual and coercive manner. I have a few questions for you. Is this your chat log? Is this your number? Do you know the age of sexual consent in the UK? Do you have any children living with you? You mentioned you've been contacting children online for about a month. How many children are you speaking to?
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Speaker 0: Is your name Mohammed Daniel. Yeah? Mohammed, listen to what I'm gonna Speaker 1: say to you. We're from Speaker 0: a team called the Leisure Child Protection. Yeah? And we stop people people And we stop people listen to what I'm Speaker 1: gonna say to you. Speaker 0: And we stop people like you grooming children online. Do you understand what I'm saying to you? We're a team that stop people grooming. You've been grooming what you believe to me, a 14 year old child online, in a very sexual and coercive manner. I'm gonna ask you a few questions, Mohammed Daniel. Yeah? Is this your chat log or profile? I'd say no names. Is this you? Yeah? Is this your number? Yes. Okay. Do you know the age of sexual consent in the UK? Do you know the age of sexual consent in the UK? Do you have any children living with you? Do you have any children living with you? No. No. How long have you been contacting children online for? Speaker 1: Yeah. They did find my first month. There. Speaker 0: Yeah. Your first month there. You've been contacting children online. Okay. That's what you said. How many how many how many children are you speaking to, Mohammed?
Saved - January 3, 2025 at 12:40 AM

@realMaalouf - Dr. Maalouf ‏

A female TikToker was molested, groped, sexually assaulted, and stripped naked by hundreds of Pakistani MusIim men during a Pakistan Independence Day event in Lahore. Once you learn about this culture, you shouldn’t be surprised about the Muslim grooming gangs in the UK. https://t.co/klKZn52ivl

Saved - January 3, 2025 at 4:39 PM

@RadioGenoa - RadioGenoa

Well-known Islamic scholar with millions of followers, Zakir Naik, says Allah allows abuse of girls who do not follow Islamic dress code. This is Islam. https://t.co/FFyBSgRBZQ

Video Transcript AI Summary
If someone commits a serious sin like rape and murder but truly repents, Allah can forgive them. There are five criteria for forgiveness: admitting the wrongdoing, ceasing the sinful behavior, not repeating it, and sincerely asking for Allah's forgiveness. Even major sins can be forgiven if there is true repentance. Regarding the injustice to the victim, both the perpetrator and the victim are undergoing tests. Women are advised to dress modestly according to Islamic guidelines. If a woman dresses immorally and attracts unwanted attention, she shares some responsibility. However, if she dresses appropriately and is still attacked, it remains a test for her. The focus is on following Allah's guidance in all circumstances.
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Speaker 0: If, hypothetically, you rape a girl and you murder her and if the court of law in this world cannot prove and then you truly repent, will Allah forgive you? And you say most probably Allah forgive you. And you're right. If you have committed if you have committed rape and murder and if you truly repent and ask for forgiveness, as I told, there are 5 criteria required for forgiveness. Number 1 is you admit what you have done is wrong. That the sin that I've done is wrong, admitted. Number 2, see to it that is copied immediately. Number 3, see to it that you don't do it again. Number 4, is that you ask forgiveness from Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala. If all these criteria are fulfilled, inshallah will forgive them. Even if you have committed a day which is a major sin and if you have, committed murder, It's a major sin. But if you truly repent, Allah will forgive you. As we know, Allah is a murderer. Now coming to your second question that is this not injustice to the girl who was raped and murdered? And I would say no. Because both the person who raped is undergoing a test in this world, the person who was raped also is undergoing a test. And let me explain to you that Allah has given guidelines to the woman that they should dress up modestly, they should cover the complete body except those part can be seen that is the face. Now if if after giving all these guidance and hypothetically, if that girl doesn't dress up modestly, she's dressed up immorally, which people get excited and the rape is done, who's to blame? It is even the girl to blame. That doesn't mean that the boy has a right to rape. But besides the boy who committed the rape and murder, it is the girl who also has to follow the guidelines of the Quran. If she wore off seeing clothes because of which the rib took place, then she is possible. But if she wore normal clothes and yet if the person rips, then it is a test for the girl. For the girl, was she following the advice of Allah by wearing appropriate clothes and all? If she was not, then she is to blame to attract the men
Saved - January 25, 2025 at 5:12 AM

@realMaalouf - Dr. Maalouf ‏

These two Iranian girls were arrested by the Islamic regime for posting a video of themselves dancing. They could face anything from years in prison to public hanging. https://t.co/eghwIUnz0j

Saved - April 5, 2025 at 7:37 PM
reSee.it AI Summary
The conversation discusses the increase of mosques in Texas, with one participant claiming it represents a strategic effort for demographic conquest. Another counters by highlighting the financial influence of pro-Israel lobbying groups in U.S. politics. Participants express concerns about foreign influence, specifically regarding Sharia law and its implications. Some argue that not all Muslims support Sharia, while others assert its inherent dangers. The dialogue also touches on the perceived imbalance in attention given to different foreign influences.

@amuse - @amuse

ISLAMIFICATION: Since 2011, the number of mosques in Texas has surged by 97%. In Islam, a mosque is not merely a house of worship—it is a command center for military campaigns. The rapid expansion of mosques across the state—many financed by foreign Islamic regimes—is a strategic enterprise, aimed not at assimilation, but at conquest through demographics, influence, and, ultimately, force. h/t @AmyMek

@ratiocinativeX - Nick

@amuse So what about all the synagogues that are financed by Israel?

@amuse - @amuse

Not seeing anything like that. Pew Research: Projects the U.S. Jewish population to decline from 1.8% of the U.S. population in 2010 (5.7 million) to 1.4% by 2050 (about 5.4 million). On the other hand, the Muslim population in the U.S. is projected to grow at an average annual rate of 1.93%, resulting in a total increase of about 61% by 2050 (from 5.025 million to 8.1 million).

@ratiocinativeX - Nick

You didn't address the financial influence. According to OpenSecrets, Pro-Israel lobbying groups have spent billions influencing U.S. politics. In 2024 alone, these groups are among the top lobbying clients, with significant donations to politicians and committees at federal and state levels. If we're talking about foreign influence, this is a clear example, far more direct than population projections.

@CharlieBang7402 - Mitchell Turner

@ratiocinativeX @amuse Honestly, I would rather that than muslim Sharia law, that's a factbut you are correct in that we need to not have any foreign influence in our country.

@ratiocinativeX - Nick

@CharlieBang7402 @amuse I agree that absolute Sharia law is bad in America, however I also do not think that every Muslim wants that. I also think that Israel's foreign influence being ignored so much is a big issue that no one addresses.

@CharlieBang7402 - Mitchell Turner

@ratiocinativeX @amuse The problem is that all Sharia law is extremely bad, and whether all are for it or not, they fall in line quick fast and you are correct that isreal influence is heavy and ignored but Muslim Sharia is worse and honestly it's to hard to tell the Muslims that are for it or against

@Adnan_Khan_4 - Adnan Khan

@CharlieBang7402 @ratiocinativeX @amuse And you know it how? BTW, what does the word "Sharia" actually mean? Let's hear your PhD thesis on the subject Mr. Turner.

@thislife80 - American Mutt 🇺🇸

@Adnan_Khan_4 @CharlieBang7402 @ratiocinativeX @amuse https://t.co/vdVSKR9oYV

@Adnan_Khan_4 - Adnan Khan

@thislife80 @CharlieBang7402 @ratiocinativeX @amuse Answer the question, don't deflect!

@CharlieBang7402 - Mitchell Turner

@Adnan_Khan_4 @thislife80 @ratiocinativeX @amuse Add the inherent need to dominate the globe through force tell me how it is good PhD holder

Saved - April 5, 2025 at 7:06 PM
reSee.it AI Summary
The discussion centers around interpretations of Islam and historical claims about the Prophet Muhammad. One participant criticizes another for lacking understanding of Sharia and historical context, arguing that simplistic interpretations misrepresent the tradition. The other participant insists that certain beliefs and practices, such as child marriage and violence, are problematic and reflect a broader issue within Islam. The conversation concludes with an acknowledgment of differing views and the importance of context in understanding beliefs, emphasizing the complexity of Islamic thought.

@thislife80 - American Mutt 🇺🇸

@Adnan_Khan_4 @CharlieBang7402 @ratiocinativeX @amuse https://t.co/vdVSKR9oYV

@Adnan_Khan_4 - Adnan Khan

@thislife80 @CharlieBang7402 @ratiocinativeX @amuse Answer the question, don't deflect!

@CharlieBang7402 - Mitchell Turner

@Adnan_Khan_4 @thislife80 @ratiocinativeX @amuse Add the inherent need to dominate the globe through force tell me how it is good PhD holder

@Adnan_Khan_4 - Adnan Khan

@CharlieBang7402 @thislife80 @ratiocinativeX @amuse So in short you have no idea! That's why people like you are absolutely irrelevant.

@CharlieBang7402 - Mitchell Turner

@Adnan_Khan_4 @thislife80 @ratiocinativeX @amuse Ok buddy, if you're ok with this mindset, you're not good. https://t.co/9gtNU0dt9U

@CharlieBang7402 - Mitchell Turner

Can not let this get a foot hold in America or in the western world

@amuse - @amuse

ISLAMIFICATION: Muslim leaders in Manchester, UK teach that it is permissible to take a captured, married non-Muslim woman as a sexual slave during war, because Allah has allowed it. https://t.co/T3dgK5zXhf

Video Transcript AI Summary
In this ayah, Allah prohibits marrying women already married unless divorced and the waiting period is complete. An exception is made for slave girls captured in war; a married, disbelieving woman captured in war becomes permissible for Muslim men after one menstrual cycle to ensure she is not pregnant. This is Allah's ordinance, and all women other than these are lawful. The companions are being educated about these rulings.
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Speaker 0: Of legislations. So Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala reminds us in this surah or in this particular ayah. Also prohibited for marriage are women already married. That means that is those who have husbands. It is prohibited to marry them so long as they are still married unless they are divorced and have completed the the waiting period, except any slave girls you may own. That is those who have been captured in war, if a disbelieving woman who is married is captured in a is captured in war, she becomes permissible for the Muslims after one menstrual cycle has passed, which serves which serves to establish that she is not pregnant. And then Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala continued, and Allah said, this is Allah's ordinance ordinance binding upon you. That is you must adhere to to following it is guidance because in it is healing and light and the explanation of what is permitted and what is prohibited. All women other than these are lawful for you, so the companions are being educated about these ruling.

@Adnan_Khan_4 - Adnan Khan

It is telling—almost poetically so—that you are unable to articulate even a foundational understanding of Sharia—a term that, to the informed, is not a monolith but rather an ever-evolving symphony of divine intent, moral reasoning (ijtihad), legal pluralism, and centuries of scholastic debate across disparate schools of Islamic thought. To reduce it to a slogan, without historical context or linguistic precision, is to demonstrate not ignorance, but a kind of performative illiteracy masquerading as insight. Your deflections, though frequent, lack the finesse of dialectical rigor; your assertions echo like an empty amphora—loud in clangor, but hollow in substance. This is not engagement. It is discursive cosplay. And thus, you reveal your irrelevance—not as a matter of opinion, but as an axiomatic conclusion born of your own intellectual inertia. You are, in effect, the academic equivalent of static: ever-present, faintly irritating, but ultimately devoid of signal. So yes, I do hope this satisfies your curiosity—though I imagine it tastes bitter, like the first sip of truth to a tongue accustomed only to propaganda. Do feel free to respond—if you can first decipher what was just said.

@CharlieBang7402 - Mitchell Turner

@Adnan_Khan_4 @thislife80 @ratiocinativeX @amuse The fact you can't deny my proof that Islam is or gets twisted by the many shows that you are in denial or support said behavior and beliefs, & that makes you part of the problem. Normal people do not keep slaves or kill or cut off limbs or have child brides here they go to jail

@CharlieBang7402 - Mitchell Turner

@Adnan_Khan_4 @thislife80 @ratiocinativeX @amuse Feel free to respond with another long-winded response of deflection and insults to defend what is history. Mohammed married a 9-year-old who took her virginity committed adultery and murder all the same guy

@Adnan_Khan_4 - Adnan Khan

Ah, I see we’ve returned—once again—with a perfunctory repetition of debunked tropes, forcibly tethered to a historical scaffolding you neither understand nor have the disciplinary range to critique. It’s not discourse you’re after, but doctrinal graffiti, smeared across centuries of intellectual labor. Let me then, for your benefit and the dignity of the record, proceed in a register likely to remain irreconcilable with your cognitive architecture: 1. Historical Illiteracy of Your “Fact” To state “Muhammad (PBUH) married a 9-year-old” as though it's an incontrovertible datum is to commit source absolutism—the uncritical privileging of a solitary narration (Hisham ibn Urwah via his father) whose integrity is questioned in Iraqi transmissions by Imam Malik, Abu Zur’ah, and others. This isnad is not mutawātir; it’s ahad—solitary—thus not doctrinally binding in either usul al-fiqh or kalam. Moreover, cross-temporal synchrony using Asma bint Abi Bakr’s age, migratory timelines, and martial chronology places Aisha’s age between 16 and 19. Your obsession with the number 9 is philistine literalism, not historical analysis. 2. Misapplication of Modern Categories To weaponize terms like “pedophilia” or “adultery” is to retroject post-Enlightenment legal-moral paradigms into a premodern Arabian context. These categories, encoded within Eurocentric Enlightenment moral epistemes, are neither ontologically universal nor temporally neutral. As anthropologists like Jack Goody and Margaret Mead have demonstrated, age at marriage is a socially constructed threshold—anchored to cultural rites, not Gregorian integers. 3. On the Charge of Adultery This is pure fabrication without textual precedent. Not one source—Ibn Ishaq, al-Tabari, Waqidi, nor even polemical Christian texts such as The Apology of al-Kindi—levy such a claim. Your assertion here collapses under the weight of intertextual silence—where not even adversaries found grounds to accuse. 4. On “Murder” The Prophet’s military engagements followed explicit procedural codes. Rules of engagement, terms of surrender, noncombatant immunity, and pluralist contracts like the Ṣaḥīfat al-Madīnah (Constitution of Medina) preceded modern jus in bello by a millennium. Even orientalist scholars—e.g., W. Montgomery Watt, Karen Armstrong, and Fred Donner—acknowledge that Muhammad’s statecraft was primarily reactive and defensive, often adhering to ethical protocols beyond those of his contemporaries. 5. Your Epistemological Abyss The problem isn’t your skepticism—it’s your refusal to engage with discursive complexity. You operate within a closed-loop epistemology, wherein every counterpoint is dismissed as “deflection,” every nuance as “insult,” and every scholarly reference as “long-winded.” This is not inquiry. It is anti-intellectual closure—the abandonment of interpretive humility for the satisfaction of unearned certainty. So no, I’m not “defending history.” I’m dismantling your misreading of it with tools you neither possess nor recognize. Your formulation is not merely wrong—it is semantically incoherent, historiographically discredited, and ethically unserious. Should you wish to graduate from memetic tantrums to actual conversation, I’m willing. Until then, your statements serve only as an archive of your own intellectual negligence.

@CharlieBang7402 - Mitchell Turner

@Adnan_Khan_4 @thislife80 @ratiocinativeX @amuse Ok thank you for doing so I believe what I read in books & what people say & I may not be in depth and learned as you in all things Islam but the point your refusing to get is that there are people who believe exactly what I presented in those videos whether your one who knows

@Adnan_Khan_4 - Adnan Khan

I appreciate the civility in your response—and your willingness to engage, even amidst disagreement. That, in itself, is a welcome departure from the usual polemical tone these discussions can take. Let me offer a thought that I hope bridges the gap: You're absolutely right that there are individuals and groups who claim to act upon interpretations of Islam that are troubling—some even violent. That is a sociological and political reality. However, to conflate the existence of those interpretations with the essence of the tradition is a form of category collapse—where the pathological fringes are mistaken for the normative center. Much like any deep civilizational tradition—whether religious, philosophical, or legal—Islamic thought exists on a spectrum of hermeneutics, ranging from hyper-literalism to deeply contextualist and philosophical readings. What the videos you reference often do is extract context-insensitive fragments, then present them devoid of exegetical scaffolding, scholarly lineage, or historical contingency. This methodology, while emotionally persuasive, is epistemologically fragile. I do not dismiss the existence of problematic believers; rather, I question the integrity of collapsing a 1400-year-old, multi-ethnic, legally plural tradition into the misdeeds or misreadings of a few. It’s akin to defining Christianity by the Inquisition or Judaism by Baruch Goldstein—rhetorically potent, but intellectually dishonest. So no, I do not deny that some people believe what you referenced. I’m simply arguing that belief, particularly when formed in isolation from context and tradition, is not synonymous with truth—nor should it be the lens through which entire civilizations are judged. If nothing else, I thank you for your candor and am always open to continuing the dialogue with sincerity and intellectual depth.

Saved - June 6, 2025 at 11:02 PM

@realMaalouf - Dr. Maalouf ‏

Popular Islamist scholar with millions of followers, Zakir Naik, says that abusing girls who do not comply with Islamic dress code is allowed by Allah, and that if a girl is raped and murdered, it’s her own fault. This is another level of disgusting and evil. https://t.co/8VwJIaciM4

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If someone commits rape and murder and the court cannot prove it, but they truly repent, Allah will most probably forgive them if they fulfill five criteria: admitting the sin, stopping it immediately, not repeating it, and sincerely asking Allah for forgiveness. Even murder can be forgiven with true repentance because Allah is merciful. It is not injustice to the victim because both the rapist and the victim are undergoing a test. Allah has given guidelines for women to dress modestly and cover their bodies except for the face. If a girl doesn't dress modestly and is raped, she is partly to blame, though this doesn't give the rapist the right to rape. If she wore obscene clothes that incited the rape, she is responsible. However, if she wore normal clothes and was still raped, it is a test for her to see if she followed Allah's advice on appropriate clothing. If she did not, she is to blame for attracting men.
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Speaker 0: If hypothetically you rape a girl and you murder her and if the court of law in this world cannot prove and then you truly repent, will Allah forgive you and you say most probably Allah forgive you and you are right. If you have committed, if you have committed rape and murder And if you truly depend on us for forgiveness, as I told, there are five criteria required for forgiveness. Number one, if you admit what you have done is wrong. That The sin that you have done is wrong admitted. Number two, see to it that you stop it immediately. Number three, see to it that you don't do it again. Number four, is that you are forgiveness from Allah. If all these criteria fulfill inshallah, I'll forgive you. Even if you have committed a major sin and if you have committed murder. It's a major sin. But if you truly repent, Allah forgive you. As we know Allah is the man of him. Now coming to your second question, that is this not injustice to the girl who was raped and murdered? And I would say no. Because both the person who raped is undergoing a test in this world. The person who was raped also is undergoing a test. And let me explain to you that Allah has given guidelines to the women that they should dress up modestly, they should cover the complete body. Except those part can be seen that is the face. Now if, if after giving all these guidance and hypothetically, if that girl doesn't death up modestly, she is dressed up immorally which people get excited and the rape is done. Who is to blame? It is even the girl to blame. That doesn't mean that the boy has a right to rape. But besides the boy who committed the rape and murdered, it is the girl who also has to follow the guidance of the Quran. If she wore obscene clothes because of which the rape took place, then she is responsible. But if she wore normal clothes and yet if the person rapes, then it is a test for the girl. For the girl, was she following the advice of Allah by wearing appropriate clothes and all? If she was not, then she is to blame to attract the men to
Saved - January 5, 2026 at 3:42 AM

@LizaRosen0000 - Liza Rosen

Arrogant British TV host tried to humiliate an American woman and immediately regretted it. Sharia laws legalese child marriage, forced marriage, wife beatings, polygamy, honor killings, stoning women to death, etc. Islam is a cult! https://t.co/7gJwxqaf29

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Speaker 0 argues that the real risk in the US isn’t multiculturalism itself, but the influence of a multibillionaire who runs the largest social media platform in the world, which has become an echo chamber for “your ridiculous ideology.” He asserts that the UK public, and especially someone raised in multicultural, working-class Birmingham, should recognize that “there’s not a Muslim there who’s read the Quran and went, oh, you know what? I didn’t rule out sexual violence, so I might I might just crack on with that.” He questions the other speaker’s perspective, implying a disconnect from reality or a failing to understand religious studies, and suggests that the other person would benefit from taking a course in religious studies before continuing the discussion. Speaker 1 responds by dismissing the previous remarks as ad hominem attacks, suggesting that the argument is weak and implying the opposite side should still be able to present a strong case. He asserts that the young working-class girls who grew up in similar areas would beg to differ with the other speaker’s view. He states that he has read the Quran and, regardless of whether his interpretation is accepted by the other party, points to countries with significant issues related to child brides and the rape of young girls and children, arguing that this is a systemic cultural problem associated with Islam rather than something confined to the West. He further contends that the grooming gang phenomenon “is what contained primarily to Muslim men,” and he adds that it “really only started when you started seeing mass migrate,” tying the issue to migration patterns. In sum, Speaker 0 frames the conversation around the risk posed by a powerful social media platform shaping public discourse, tying concerns to multiculturalism and warning of insufficient religious literacy; he challenges the other speaker to engage with religious studies. Speaker 1 counters with personal experience and interpretation of religious texts, arguing that the sexual violence and grooming issues reflect a broader systemic cultural problem linked to Islam, which he claims has emerged in connection with mass migration and is not limited to Western contexts.
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Speaker 0: It's the real risk he has in US isn't multiculturalism. It's a multibillionaire running the biggest social media planet, one of the biggest in the world, which has turned into an echo chamber of your ridiculous ideology. And the fact that you're telling us all and telling the British public who we're proudly multicultural and someone that was brought up in multicultural working class Birmingham, I can tell you for sure that there's not a you won't find a Muslim there who's read the Quran and went, oh, you know what? I didn't rule out sexual violence, so I might I might just crack on with that. You you I don't know what planet you're living on or what you're smoking, but I'd suggest that you do a course in religious studies before you start chatting. Speaker 1: Well, thanks for the ad hominem attacks. I'm sure that means you have a really strong argument, but I think the young working class girls who probably grew up in the same areas that you did would beg to differ. I I don't understand what you're saying. I've read the Quran. I've seen what's in there. Even if you don't think that my interpretation of the Quran is correct, I would point you to, I don't know, what countries have the most issues when it comes to child brides and raping of young girls and children. It's obviously a systemic cultural problem, with Islam. It's not a problem that is contained or unique to the West. And I don't know. Last time I checked, this whole grooming gang phenomenon is what contained primarily to Muslim men, and it really only started when you started seeing mass migrate
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