We had many doctrines : This is the Islamic doctrine

[Afghanistan2010]

All praise due to Allah the most high,peace and blessing of Allah be upon our Messenger and may Allah have his mercy on his family and the companions.

Asalam alykum warahmatullahi wabaraktuh,dear readers.
Peace be upon those who follow the guidance.

We had many doctrines in the past,this is the Islamic doctrine and i look forward that a free man declares it publicly to the world.


The peoples of a number of countries of the world have recently had totalitarian regimes forced ( Iraq,Afghanistan,Somalia,Yemen,Palestine,and all other Islamic countries) upon them against their will. The Government of the Islamic State has made frequent protests against coercion and intimidation in violation of the Qatar agreement . I must also state that in a number of other countries there have been similar developments.

At the present moment in world history nearly every nation must choose between alternative ways of life (Shariah based or corrupt democracies). The choice is too often not a free one (because they are threatend by socalled World Police,the Europeans bandits,and the Russians communists). One way of life is based upon the will of the majority, and is distinguished by free institutions, representative government, free elections, guarantees of individual liberty, freedom of speech and religion, and freedom from political oppression (not forced democracies as we have seen in Iraq and Afghanistan,which led to a large number of executions of political opposition,in iraq 51 alone this year). The second way of life is based upon the will of a minority forcibly imposed upon the majority (like the communists in Afghanistan with support of Russia,the American terrorists and their allies from 2001 to 2012 and the Shia government of Iraq,or the Military council of Egypt as another example). It relies upon terror and oppression, a controlled press and radio, fixed elections, and the suppression of personal freedoms.( like in Pakistan,onesided media making propaganda.Afghanistan forced to watch Bollywood,or people like Fawzia Koofi hosted by American agencies).


I believe that it must be the policy of the Islamic State to support free peoples who are resisting attempted subjugation by armed minorities or by outside pressures ( Americanism,Russian communism,or other terrorist activities).

I believe that we must assist free peoples to work out their own destinies in their own way.


I gave up to believe in a enlightend world,this world is ruled by bandits,criminals,warlords,thieves and other terrorists.


This world,we can not free except by teaching the criminals a lesson by force (by the blade).

If Omar Mokhtar ( may mercy be upon him) had not resisted the imprialists fascists would his people ever seen and tasted freedom.
If Salahudin Al Ayoubi(may mercy of Allah be upon him) had not resisted the criminal crusaders who were looting the lands of the christians and the non christians would they have ever stopped,and not to forget the pope who died out of fear of Salahudin would he had ever died.

I believe as a freeman,in peace and harmony if it was not threatend by people who live the life as enjoyment and a trade (playing with the life of the people).


I can never declare peace,when the killing is at it peak.

And we do not lay down our arms,but we put them aside.



The declaration of the Islamic States.




written by the son of Islam.

additions accepted.

[Soldat_Amir]

Its funny seeing a Islamist call others as facist and imperialists yet if we want religious equality, no paying of the jizya, freedom of political thought, gender equality, womans rights, these Islamists would be the first to oppress/murder and kill anyone who seeks those.

Afghanistan2010 if you love a Islamic style of governance why are you living in the West?

You do know, the Arab world wants democracy, they are not in favor of Sharia, and if Sharia does come, look at Libya as an example, they are already slaughtering each other in the name of Sharia.

Sharia is man-made-barbaric-laws that is a rapists paradise.

To be fair and honest most Muslims would be the first to oppose Sharia if its implimented anywhere.

[emkhan]

Soldat, since you are a kafir you should not comment here, you should leave this forum. This forum belongs only to Pashtoons. You have been slapped so many times by so many members. Now you should leave.

[Afghanistan2010]

Jizya explained :
Why do non-muslims have to pay Jizyah tax under Islamic Sharia Law? - YouTube[/URL]

Gender equality in the west

Gender Inequality in the Western World



By Melisa Sue T., Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso



Feminism is now considered obsolete: the appropriate term is “gender,” as my mother recently reminded me. I have no problem with this: feminism has attracted a certain negative aura of female sexual extremism. So, gender it is: the aim is no longer to affirm woman’s equality to man (or superiority, as some have interpreted it), but to establish it in practical terms. In the West, most consider this task complete and, perhaps, archaic. But is


Photo credit: Melanie R., Milpitas, CA


it really?

In Sub-Saharan Africa, where I have lived for the past six years, there is no doubt that woman lags behind man in many ways - well, I should say, is forced behind man. They have no right over their own bodies, which can prove fatal with the fast-paced spread of HIV/AIDS. This and their much lower school attendance (boys are worth sending to school, while girls are not, or are more needed at home) are all highly unacceptable practices that show how sometimes extreme sexual discrimination is rampant. In other countries and communities, too, this fact has been affirmed.

With the stark example of Afghanistan under the Taliban, these countries have been accused of and rebuked for their discriminatory practices. I must agree with these critiques: as an Occidental female, I am used to the freedom that I almost take for granted, and consider that their treatment of women grossly infringes on our rights as humans. Here’s another example: In Asia, selective abortions of female fetuses radically lower the female to male ratio (from the norm of 96:100 girls born to boys born to as low as 60:100 in some areas) and sexual tourism and slavery are all part of the landscape.

Sexism and gender-related discrimination are raging the world over, especially in countries considered underdeveloped. But do we, in our complacency, even stop to think about the situation in Europe or the United States? I cannot vouch for the latter, having too little experience with the U.S., but it seems clear to me that in Europe, for lack of attention or an inherent complacency, gender inequality seems to flourish anew.

As a teenage girl educated with European mores, and especially with the cultural experiences I have gained from living abroad (Burkina Faso in western Africa is my fifth country of residence), I tend to take my emotional and physical freedom for granted. My parents have always valued me as an individual warranting care and attention; they have listened to my ideas, weathered my moods, and challenged me in the ways I needed, and still need. I recognize this is not the case for more women and girls than I dare to think about, in every country and of every creed and religion imaginable, and though it would seem more appropriate to talk about the imbalance between genders in the under-developed countries, I have chosen the Western world. Not only because I hope to make my niche in this corner of the world, but also because the Occident seems to take for granted the “emancipation” of women as a “done thing” of the past, to be only vaguely remembered.

It is not so, not by a long shot. Though in most European countries women are theoretically afforded the same legal rights as men, they often are not given them in practice. The most obvious example would be salary differences. In many countries, including America, men are still paid more in all types of professional jobs. As a teenager, I notice other types of discrepancies between what we say we do and what we actually do as Westerners, in respect to gender issues. Foremost are social issues.

An example - have you ever read one of those glossy “girl” magazines? Even if you have not, you know the type - sleek graphics, perfect photographs and a ton of adverts. The women are beautiful and thin, of course. Now, do not get me wrong: I am not going to use the well-trodden “The models are too thin, they’re setting a bad example for girls” argument. My point is that, although a lot of the articles in these magazines are great - real stuff for real girls - a substantial number peddle an idea that I do not find at all attractive - the “Boys are Everything” doctrine. Fact: girls think about boys. A lot. But that is not all that we think about - or should - and it definitely is not the scale by which we should measure ourselves as girls and individuals.

These magazines send the message that being valued or desired by the opposite sex is extremely important - too important. While articles like “What Hairstyles He Likes on You” or “Ten Boy Turn offs” are usually funny and have a smattering of “truth,” a lot of girls will change themselves to fit this image. Not only does it foster insecurity about our self-worth, but it also lends a stereotyped image of men to these girls. Oh, and I do read these magazines - I call them stupid but I still read them. And I wonder why most of them are about boys. Girls have other interests too, you know!

But, talking of men - are they emancipated? In order for women to become equal, they need to see us that way too. There are many things that show me they don’t. Pornography and dating habits are perfect examples of the ways men (and therefore boys) still cling to ideals of superiority or control when it comes to us. I think that pornography seriously exploits and degrades women, making them little more than mating animals. This is deeply insulting. As for dating habits, I have personal experience of how some boys have not grasped the idea of equality with girls. Many boys affirm the fact that they are happy when girls approach them and make the first move, but in my experience it takes a very secure and intelligent boy to accept a girl being the “mover.” Since it is usually the boy’s “responsibility” to make the first move and take the lead in the relationship, some boys find themselves threatened or afraid if a girl takes command, and they back away. This leaves the girl in a position of either placid acceptance or passive waiting.

Having looked at these aspects of gender relations in regard to teenagers in Western society, I still find a large margin of what is acceptable and what should be acceptable. Women and girls should be the equals of men in every way, but are not. Women are still encouraged to think a certain way and want certain things which are deemed socially acceptable in a society that is still ruled by men. The emancipation of women in society is not just about women: men need to be educated so they are able to accept women as equals. If not, equality will never exist. It needs to be a gradual process of changing mores and acceptance, which currently seems like a hopeful dream.

Women rights in the west


Women Rights Were Given by Islam, Not the West - YouTube
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why can't i live where i live ? Have i no right to criticise,where is the right of freedom of speech ?

Is it not hypocritical you accuse me of something while at the same time you forbid it to have it.

WOMEN OF THE WEST Vs WOMEN OF ISLAM

"Do the women of the West have more rights than the women of Islam? Who has always had rights? Who believes in "Equality" and who believes in "Uniformity"?

First of all we need to establish when the issues of human rights was raised in the western society that we live in i.e. Britain. Britain which is considered to be the oldest democratic country, only recognised equal rights for men and women at the beginning of this century (20th). The West see these rights as a novelty in their lives. However, the equality of rights between men and women have been anticipated 14 centuries ago in Islam.

Is there a difference? Yes! Islam says a woman and a man are not identical in many respects, and the world is not exactly alike for both of them, and their natures and dispersions were not intended to be the same. This requires that in many duties, rights and punishments they should not have an identical placing.

Unfortunately, this is not the case in the Western culture that surrounds us. The western world is trying to create uniformity and identicalness in Laws, regulations, rights functions between men and women. as they do this they are ignoring the innate and natural differences.

Islam strongly approves and encourages equality, but does not agree with identicalness, uniformity and exact similarity. The sadness in all this is that the many rights that have been given to women by Islam have in practise been ignored and should be restored. Some Muslim women blindly follow and imitate the ways of the West. Famous movie stars, singers and MPs etc are seen as role models encouraging dress style and life style.

The biggest misfortune for a Muslim woman or for any woman attempting to acquire identical rights as that of a man, in my opinion, loose the right of being who she is -"A Woman" - yet not reaching an equal of a man. She should have faith in the rights suitable for herself and not be encouraged by the West to exceed them.

This way her status may be considered equal or higher than that of a man. She should take as her models Bibi Khadija a.s.(this First person to accept Islam and the Prophets wife), Bibi Fatemah a.s. (daughter of the Prophet and brave life companion of Imam Ali a.s.) and Bibi Zainab a.s.( the woman who contrived the Kerbala battle to end, and proved that the blood of the martyrs were not shed in vain).

[badmash_khel]

Soldat, since you are a kafir you should not comment here, you should leave this forum. This forum belongs only to Pashtoons. You have been slapped so many times by so many members. Now you should leave.

Soldat is a pashtun through blood and speaks pashto is from Waziristan. If you can't tolerate opposite points of view then maybe you should leave the world because the world is made up of different nations, different opinions, world views and so on. Its the staff's responsibility to ban people not members. The official policy of the forum doesn't allow insulting Islam and as an example retro was recently banned. Now there is a difference in insulting and having a difference of opinion. Its clear for those who undrestand.