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Why Amasa Firdaus Was In Wrong In The Hijab Brouhaha by 2odd(m): 7:07pm On Dec 17, 2017 |
Before you start pouring rain of insults and abuses , Am not a Muslim but the law is meant to be adhere to , followed to the letter. Here is a case study of the burka/Hijab issue in Australia Islamic leaders: There's no religious reason Muslim women shouldn't remove burkas in court Guidance also says there's no reason why Muslims can't stand in court. Muslims in Australia have been told by Islamic leaders there was no religious reason for refusing to rise before a judge in court or for refusing to uncover one's face. The new guidance from the Australian National Imams Council comes after a string of Muslim defendants have refused to stand in court or remove their burkas, citing their religion. "Standing up for the magistrate or judge is a sign of respect to the court," guidelines published in conjunction with the Judicial Commission of New South Wales stated. "This sign of respect is also reflected in the teaching of Islam." It said the teachings of the Prophet told people to "stand up for your chief". "There is no religious reason why Muslims can't abide by the custom of lowering or bowing one's head when entering or leaving the court as a mark of respect," it added. The guidelines, published on Tuesday (12 December), went on to say Muslim women wearing burkas should uncover their faces in court if requested to do so. It reads: "It is not contrary to Sharia law for a woman to uncover her face when she is giving testimony in court, whether she is a witness in a case or is there to witness a deal, and it is not contrary to Sharia law for the Magistrate or Judge (male or female) to look at her in order to know or identify who she is, make assessments as to credibility where this is an issue and protect the rights of all concerned." The advice comes after the Muslim wife of a convicted terrorist was charged for refusing to stand before a court in Australia. Moutia Elzahed, 49, had attempted to sue police over claims she was punched in the head during terror raids in September 2014. Her lawsuit failed and she instead faced nine charges of disrespectful behaviour in court for refusing to stand during the hearing. She claimed she "won't stand for anyone except Allah". Her actions followed similar defiant refusals to stand in court by other Australian defendants, including Milad Bin Ahmad-Shah Al-Ahmadzai, jailed for 18 years earlier this year for a shooting in a Western Sydney gay nightclub, and Islamic State-inspired Sulayman Khalid and Mohamed Almaouie, who planned to attack Australian Federal Police officers. If the bencher asked her to remove the Hijab,she should have even those wearing the burka revealed their faces This is the law ,she learned it, know it and yet flout it... https://amp.ibtimes.co.uk/islamic-leaders-theres-no-religious-reason-muslim-women-shouldnt-remove-burkas-court-1651213 |
Re: Why Amasa Firdaus Was In Wrong In The Hijab Brouhaha by Pierohandsome: 8:10pm On Dec 17, 2017 |
Muslims are law breakers. They arrogate this religeous superiority over constituted authority to themselves. They feel people should bend their laws for them to acommodate their religeous fanatism instead of them adjusting their extremism to fit into the system. Evn PMB's daughter called to the bar obeyed the law by removing her hijab to obey due process. Everywhr u see muslims, they are full of confusion anywhr they are found 4 Likes 1 Share |
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