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Sharia-compliant Twitter blocks “blasphemous” content in Pakistan

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Twitter is already a fairly inhospitable place for opponents of jihad. I know several whose accounts have been suspended solely for expressing, in civil terms, their distaste for jihad terror and Islamic supremacism, while there are several stalkers devoted full-time to defaming freedom fighters and even accusing them outright of having committed crimes, and despite […]

Pakistan’s Council of Islamic Ideology endorses child marriage

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Islamic apologists in the West routinely claim that Muhammad did not marry a child and that child marriage is not permitted in Islam, but actually, few things are more abundantly attested in Islamic law than the permissibility of child marriage. Islamic tradition records that Muhammad’s favorite wife, Aisha, was six when Muhammad wedded her and […]

5,000 Hindus flee Pakistan every year due to Muslim persecution

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The mainstream media and the international human rights community pays little attention to this. They would only be interested if the roles were reversed. Then it would be the subject of daily headlines about the “genocide” against Muslims. “‘5,000 Hindus flee Pak every year due to persecution,’” by Omer Farooq Khan, TNN, May 14, 2014 […]

Pakistan: In police station, Muslim teen murders Ahmadi accused of blasphemy

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All too often in Pakistan, those who are accused of blasphemy are murdered by vigilantes or lynched by rabid mobs before they can even be tried, or after they’re acquitted. Pakistan’s blasphemy laws are a human rights abuse of monstrous proportions, but to denounce them would be “Islamophobic,” and so the international human rights community […]

Pakistan: Muslim blasphemers pardoned; Christian blasphemers put to death

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This double standard is not surprising. After all, the Qur’an says: “Muhammad is the apostle of Allah. Those who follow him are merciful to one another and harsh to disbelievers” (48:29). Someone who believes that to be holy writ may indeed be more inclined to pardon a Muslim accused of blasphemy than a Christian accused […]

Pakistani writers: “There is a mini Boko Haram thriving in every Muslim society”

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“Despite the glaring discrimination, Muslim apologists argue that this has nothing to do with Islam or Muslims. They hastily blame the ‘enemies of Islam’ for propagating lies about Muslims. Scapegoating, however, will serve no purpose. Boko Haram and its ilk hurt all Muslims, but more so young women. Muslims must confront those who harm women […]

Pakistan: Jihadists threaten English schools; learning English “prohibited in Islam”

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“They also told girls who were on their way home from the English Language Center and threatened them, saying they should not go to the schools again.” It would be refreshing, in light of this and the abduction of the girls in Nigeria, if a Muslim spokesman who has condemned the abductions would refute on […]

Pakistan: 68 lawyers accused of blasphemy for protesting against namesake of caliph Umar

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This story is an excellent illustration of how absurd Pakistan’s blasphemy law really is: the lawyers aren’t accused of blasphemy for any actual blasphemy, but because they were protesting against a man named Umar, and someone passing by thought they were denouncing the caliph Umar, one of Muhammad’s companions. It would be funny, were it […]

Pakistan: 12-year-old bride “was too afraid to talk to me as I often beat her to teach her manners”

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Few things are more abundantly attested in Islamic law than the permissibility of child marriage. Islamic tradition records that Muhammad’s favorite wife, Aisha, was six when Muhammad wedded her and nine when he consummated the marriage: “The Prophet wrote the (marriage contract) with Aisha while she was six years old and consummated his marriage with […]

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