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Barbaric treatment of refugees in Europe

published by Omrow on 15 March, 2016 - 21:39

Europeans humanitarian slogans have been exposed for the whole world to see.

Building walls and fences. Closing the borders. Allowing EU countries to create anti-muslim hysteria. Letting women and children sleep out in snow. Shooting at the refugees. Letting them drown.

Europe's nasty face has been laid bare.
Even UN condemned EU's treatment of refugees.

Don't forget that the Syrian civil war was fueled by European leaders in the first place. Now they refuse to help innocent civilians fleeing that war.

If they have any compassion and justice, they would let all Syrians free entry into any EU country that people chose. Only Germany is doing its level best. Even then they are all condemning the Germans for helping the refugees.

‘Europe gives money but only cares about one thing: keeping refugees out’

published by You on 6 March, 2016 - 22:27
Syrian refugees and migrants pass through Slovenia, 23 October 2015

Millions of Syrians stuck in Turkey feel the €3bn offered by Europe as part of an ‘action plan’ will be of little benefit to them

...None of the Syrian refugees and the volunteers around the table believes that they will benefit from the joint action plan that EU member states and Turkey will discuss on Monday. They know that the plan primarily aims to curb the refugee flow to Europe. Under it, the EU has pledged €3bn and political concessions to Turkey in exchange for increased border patrols and a crackdown on people smugglers.

“That money is not for us,” says Suhaila, 25, from Aleppo, the mother of two children. “All they care about is how to keep us out of Europe.”...

 

The EU Referendum

published by As i see it on 22 February, 2016 - 18:37

BREXIT: Stay or leave, do not be fooled: this not about economic dangers.

As most of you are aware by now there will be a vote to decide will the UK stay in the EU or will the UK leave the EU. No doubt there will be columns of info for and against in the papers, television etc..

Just to start the ball rolling i have put a link to an article on the BREXIT you might find interesting, plus some of the comments and links provided might be of interest.

Divorce

published by Kiwigirl on 16 February, 2016 - 11:04

What is the ruling of a man who divorced his wife to marry a woman whom he has been having an affair with? The new wife asked him to divorce his first wife if he wants to marry her (new wife). How does islam view both husband and this new wife? What about other people including friends and family who knew about the affairs and divorce but nobody intervene because they think its none of their business? In fact they attended the wedding as if it was event of the century. The man did not even tell his ex wife and their teenage kids about the wedding and they found out from third party. Does the man need to tell in advance of his remarrying to his teenage kids who couldn't even handle the divorce?

Subways Chicken Teriyaki contains alcohol?

published by You on 4 February, 2016 - 12:32

Now this is something I didn't expect to encounter - when subways states that their meats in the store are halaal, that is precisely what they mean - the stuff on them might not be.

Someone at work mentioned that Subways Chicken Teriyaki ay not be halaal due to the addition of alcohol. A quick google search leads to with an email from subways that contains the following:

Parents

published by muslimah_81 on 28 December, 2015 - 15:51

i've tried everything but it just seems my and my parents can never get along they only ever see me as an irresponsible naughty little girl i once was!!!

no matter how hard i try to impress them/please them they will always find a fault

any advice anyone

Co-operative Bank close Palestine Solidarity Campaign’s account

published by You on 24 November, 2015 - 18:43

November 24, 2015

Today the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) has launched a legal case against the Co-operative Bank on the grounds of discrimination.

Last month, PSC’s account was closed by the Co-operative Bank which cited “the Bank’s risk appetite” for the closure and has refused to elaborate further.

Another 20[i] organisations working for Palestine – including a number of PSC branches – have also had their accounts closed or denied.

PSC and its legal team believe the decision is discriminatory and contravenes the Equality Act 2010. PSC has today initiated legal proceedings against the Bank.

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