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Compass Direct News : IRAN - MANDATORY DEATH PENALTY FOR ‘APOSTATES’ SCRAPPED

Originally Posted by wolf_22

lets send some of these x-tain fundies there and let them talk about 'persecution'

Isn't the above disgusting? This bitch is always standing up (albeit with minimal intellectual capabilities ) for "a woman's right to choose" (to kill), and here she is laughing about women who will be killed for their religious choice.

Are there ANY doubts about the nature of libfascists???

Compass Direct News : IRAN - MANDATORY DEATH PENALTY FOR ‘APOSTATES’ SCRAPPED

Originally Posted by kudzu

You are a complete idiot..

and you have never been anywhere NEAR the middle east.

Yeah...fuck you towel head !

News sources from around the globe prove otherwise !

Originally Posted by Rick

Isn't the above disgusting? This bitch is always standing up (albeit with minimal intellectual capabilities ) for "a woman's right to choose" (to kill), and here she is laughing about women who will be killed for their religious choice.

Are there ANY doubts about the nature of libfascists???

right. because thats what I said.

I think it terrible for anyone to die.

and I think its sick when the x-tains here whine about their treatment- these women have the right to be upset about their persecution and its disgusting when protected people here compare themselves to people who ARE being arrested, injured, and killed

The death penalty for leaving Islam has been taken off the books.

The women will be released in a day or two.

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Just a smidge of the religious persecution happening in the world that happened to be reported on in the past 30 days ! all due to over stimulated Muslims...fuckin rag heads

Originally Posted by kudzu

Compass Direct News : IRAN - MANDATORY DEATH PENALTY FOR ‘APOSTATES’ SCRAPPED

As the article says, Kudz, the "new" law has not been approved yet by the Mullahs.

Sharia still rules, and death for any who leave Islam can still apply.

Shari'ah isn't the Law of Iran.

Originally Posted by Lion_Of_Islam

Shari'ah isn't the Law of Iran.

Really now?

So exactly what was the Islamic revolution about in Iran?


"Iran - Constitution
Adopted on: 24 Oct 1979

...Provision has therefore been made for the creation of a judicial system based on Islamic justice and operated by just judges with meticulous knowledge of the Islamic laws.... "

ICL - Iran - Constitution



Don't "play" with Islamic law, Iranian women told
Wed Jul 4, 2007

TEHRAN (Reuters) - Activists should not try to change Islamic laws relating to women's rights, Iran's supreme leader said on Wednesday, two days after one campaigner was reportedly sentenced to 34 months in jail and ten lashes.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, also lambasted the West for using women as a tool to advertise products, make money and to satisfy "disorderly and unlawful sexual needs," state television said.

He was addressing a group of women, most dressed conservatively in head-to-toe black chadors, in Tehran ahead of Thursday's anniversary of the birth of Prophet Mohammad's daughter, Fatima, when Iran honors mothers and women.

Campaigners say Iranian women face difficulties in getting a divorce and criticize inheritance laws they say are unjust and the fact their court testimony is worth half that of a man's.

The Islamic Republic rejects allegations it is discriminating against women, saying it follows sharia law.

"We are witnessing in our country that some women activists and some men are trying to play with Islamic laws ... in order to harmonize them with international conventions related to women," Khamenei said. "This is wrong."...

Don't play with Islamic law, Iranian women told | International | Reuters