Tajikistan moves to ban youth from mosques, churches

[unknownprince]

I merely am pointing out your blatant hypocrisy where you are advocating the removal of mosques despite the fact the the Muslims of Tajikistan are against this action.

So along your same reasoning where you make it acceptable to remove Islam against the peoples wishes, then on that token, it is also acceptable to implement Islamic Sharia law on people even if they oppose it.

This however is not the case. Polls done across the Muslim/Arab world show people want an Islamic Sharia based system.

[randolph85]

whether u want to accept it or not. young people are groomed into the ideology of whatever state they live in and whatever ideology is common.

they are groomed into communists, extremists, liberals, conservatives, or whatever ideology exists.

the point is to mold them in what ideology u believe and know to be right. if u are a muslim, would u not teach ur children islam, first and foremost?

these former commie tajiks are molding the youth in order to not be hanged from a poll when they grow up and realize they have been ****ed by the system.

[faye]

a lot of muslims appear to be crying out for democracies and moving to democratic countries.

[randolph85]

because institutes have their own idea of what sharia is and are not trustworthy. also, ABC is not religion.

then create an institution where the various differing schools of thoughts can come together and create a national curriculem. if these former commies can fight a civil war and then end it with an agreement, then surely they can get muslims in one room to hammer out some results.

these untrustworthy institutes are no more trustworthy than the states schools. 20 yrs ago they would have pictures of lenin, and stalin on their walls. now its pics of rahmanov, or excuse me, as of a couple years ago its now rahman.

[IamDZJ]

an educational system is no where as important as a religion institute. you can take a risk with the first one but not the later.
posters change because different people start teaching in those schools. if a system wasn't corrupted from the base, there wouldn't be a need for the so many different leaders and followers out there.

[randolph85]

an educational system is no where as important as a religion institute. you can take a risk with the first one but not the later.
posters change because different people start teaching in those schools. if a system wasn't corrupted from the base, there wouldn't be a need for the so many different leaders and followers out there.

so u think 123's is as important as instilling the religion of god?

[IamDZJ]

no i don't. i said it twice already and it's the other way around. if someone teaches your child 123 wrong, you would go after them with a lot more confidence than you would if they taught your children religion wrong. in the name of religion, people would rather follow easily than question because they don't know better and rely on others. others tend to do a ****ty job at representing us which is why we are getting no where.

[randolph85]

u can teach the religion of Allah and it will be benefit the whole of mankind. if u teach the 123's and only that, it wont do ur soul any good. what use is that to some shepards son in helmand?

not to say education and religious education are contradictory, otherwise i would not of posted this article. its when the 2 are seen as separate forms of education, when one is seen as "secular" and the other as "religious." that i see a problem. the 2 go hand in hand, and without one or the other, a person is incomplete. these suit and tie rahmonovs are no different than the talib mullahs in afghanistan.

[faye]

shariah law whippings have just caused a rucus in australia. some new convert was whipped about 40 lashes for drinking alcohol and he went to the police. and the 3 or 4 wahhabis were arrested. another convert has claimed they want to make australia a shariah country. like, as if that is not going to get ozzies uptight about muslims, lol.

[randolph85]

no i don't. i said it twice already and it's the other way around. if someone teaches your child 123 wrong, you would go after them with a lot more confidence than you would if they taught your children religion wrong. in the name of religion, people would rather follow easily than question because they don't know better and rely on others. others tend to do a ****ty job at representing us which is why we are getting no where.

but tajikistan has never had a religious extremist problem. sure, the rahmanovs would like us to think that the people opposed the communist regime and his post communist regime, were islamic extremists.

perhaps i simplified it too much. by the time these tajiks are teens, they are taught social values which are drawn up by secularist former communists with mostly russianized names.

[randolph85]

shariah law whippings have just caused a rucus in australia. some new convert was whipped about 40 lashes for drinking alcohol and he went to the police. and the 3 or 4 wahhabis were arrested. another convert has claimed they want to make australia a shariah country. like, as if that is not going to get ozzies uptight about muslims, lol.

the ass whipping was probably more healthy for him than the alcohol he was drinking. that ******* should be thankful.

[faye]

is that your way of getting a message across? send in a few sadists to get their kicks.

[randolph85]

is that your way of getting a message across? send in a few sadists to get their kicks.

no, but from what i hear, he was drinking at the time. his liver must of been thanking those wahabis.

[IamDZJ]

maybe they had a good look around them at iran pakistan and afghanistan.

anyways, i am off to king zahir shah garden for some hicking and a goat eating picnic.

[faye]

under shariah randolph, you'd probably get a whipping for your addiction to comic strips and superheroes LOL. the excuse would be, to save your soul. (i imagine)