Well, glad tidings from somewhere west of Melbourne, with the closure of what the press politely describe as a controversial Islamic study centre and bookshop.
The same press report reminds us that Al Furqan was attended by several men charged with terrorism-related offences over an alleged Anzac Day murder plot, so news of its demise is even more welcome as that special day dawns.
Better still is the reason its malignant management gave for its closure – “constant harassment!”
Actually, decent Australians might feel more like lodging complaints about insufficient harassment, given that the centre’s Bosnian-born leader, Harun Mehicevic, repeatedly has called for jihad in online video clips and been the subject of police and security agency surveillance, but has never been charged.
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Boot This B——d Back to Bosnia!
WHY?
The best way to handle pignoramuses who call for jihad is detention, until deportation, in the absence of a much needed death penalty, can be arranged.
It has been the subject of ASIO surveillance ever since it was opened…,http://www.theaustralian.com.au/in-depth/terror/melbournes-al-furqan-islamic-centre-a-key-focus-for-asio/s….and in fact it should never have been opened at all. The local authority, the City of Greater Dandenong, initially refused the plans but knuckled under after sectarian pressure. .
Which takes us back a little while, to the shaming of the same city authorities when their appeasement policies were once more exposed to public scorn.
The asses who run Greater Dandenong were busily asking non-Islamic women to wear hijabs in a ‘social experiment’ to increase awareness and education.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3032357/This-doesn-t-encourage-integration-encourages-separateness-Local-council-slammed-asking-non-Muslim-women-wear-hijabs-raise-awareness-combat-Islamophobia.html
The obvious question is why weren’t Islamic women asked to join in the spirit of the ‘social experiment’ by discarding their hijabs to increase awareness and education?
Happily, sensible Aussies denounced the moronic move. Institute of Public Affairs executive director John Roskam said ‘This doesn’t encourage integration, this encourages separateness…
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But there’s a much more important question!
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When are all the numbskull pinkos going to get it into their heads that Muslim women are perfectly at liberty to dress like their non-Muslim colleagues and neighbours.
They are NOT obliged to shroud their heads!
Here in Jakarta, I am every day surrounded by Muslim women – well, not right now; I’m just outa bed and neither shaved nor showered yet! – and the majority of them do NOT wear head-scarves; they are mostly proud of their beautiful glossy black hair and show no reluctance to let it be admired in the shops, on the buses and everywhere else.
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One might hope people who decide to emigrate to a modern Western country would understand they really ought to leave behind backward habits and adapt to the normal standards of their chosen homeland.
It’s not just scarfing, of course. Some backward brutes believe a woman’s status is similar to that of a domestic animal – note this report from Pakistan –
Muhammad Siddique was arrested for immolating his wife Shabana Bibi because she left the house without his permission, police reported on Sunday.

It was learnt that when she returned, she was heavily beaten by Siddique and his father.
Information gathered from Bibi’s brother, Muhammad Azam showed that she was doused with fuel and burnt severely to death.
http://www.360nobs.com/2015/04/pakistani-muslim-honor-burns-wife-to-death-for-leaving-home-without-permission-graphic-image/
How many such swine have managed to gain entry to Oz? How many women are bullied into scarfing by sectarian husbands or fathers?
Any wife or daughter should feel free safely to ignore such domestic despotism. They can cover their pretty hair if THEY feel like it – equally, they can remove their head-scarves in good conscience.
But if they don’t, it is hardly appropriate for any bunch of dimwit dorks like those in Dandenong to call for Australian women to adapt to a recalcitrant minority.
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JazPen 21:56 on January 19, 2020 Permalink |
A nice little reminder of more hopeful days.
This old lady repreaents the best of Indonesia.
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Yeni 13:37 on January 20, 2020 Permalink |
Hijab okay in windy days but no religous reason to wear it.
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