Saudi King Gives Award to Muslim Imam Advocating Sex With Muslim Slaves
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BRUSSELS,
BELGIUM – SEPTEMBER 8: Yezidi women hold signs during demonstration
against the attacks of Islamic State (IS) in Iraq in front of the
European Parliament at the Luxembourg square in Brussels, Belgium on
September 8, 2014. (Photo by Dursun Aydemir/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)
Indian cleric Zakir Naik, who has also said 9/11 was an inside job, was handed the King Faisal International Prize for Services to Islam at a glittering ceremony in Riyadh.A physician by training, the Mumbai-based 49-year-old has carved out a career as a charismatic television preacher, but his controversial views have led to him being banned from entering the UK. More at the Daily Mail.
Commentary from IB Times:The award for “service to Islam” highlighted the conflicted position of Saudi Arabia as an American ally that continues to back Islamists who espouse hatred of the West.Scrutiny of Saudi Arabia’s role in shaping thought in the Muslim world has grown with the rise of the Islamic State extremist group in Iraq and Syria, which shares some aspects of the fundamentalist Islam propagated by the Saudi state.
Saudi officials reject any comparison with the Islamic State, noting that they are on its hit list and that they have joined the American-led coalition that is bombing the group.
The Indian cleric has previously sparked worldwide outrage for publicly advocating capital punishment for homosexuals and people who renounce Islam. He also said husbands can beat their women with moderation and called for India to be ruled by Sharia law.FrontPage Mag:
The Muslim cleric has previously sparked worldwide outrage for publicly advocating capital punishment for homosexuals and people who renounce Islam. He also said husbands can beat their women with moderation and called for India to be ruled by Sharia law.King Salman was crowned after the death of his half-brother, King Abdullah. John Kerry eulogized Abdullah as “a man of wisdom and vision,” and a “revered leader.” The female head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) declared Abdullah “a strong advocate for women.”
Abdullah.. He had at least 15 daughters. Four of them, according to news reports, live under house arrest.
The plight of the Princesses Jawaher, Sahar, Hala, Maha attracted attention last spring, when details emerged of their supposedly dire condition living in captivity in Saudi royal compounds in the city of Jeddah…
Their mother, Alanoud Al-Fayez, has lived in the United Kingdom for the past decade and a half. She was divorced by her husband multiple times, the final instance in 1985.
Fayez claims her daughters’ supposed incarceration, which has gone on for some 13 years, was both a mark of Abdullah’s vindictive streak and intolerance of his daughters’ modern, independent upbringing. She says the four have been locked away for more than a decade, subject to abuse and deprivation. Read more.
To non-Muslim women wherever you are, one Muslim jihadist says it is your “biggest honor,” to be enslaved and raped by Muslim men–just one of the many things a caliphate is all about.
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