European Journal: Germany: The Problem of Forced Marriages in the Muslim community 28.07.2004 22:30


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User: "SILVER BLAZE"
Date: 06 Sep 2004 02:12:08 PM
Object: European Journal: Germany: The Problem of Forced Marriages in the Muslim community 28.07.2004 22:30
European Journal: Germany: The Problem of Forced Marriages in the Muslim
community 28.07.2004 22:30
http://www.dw-world.de/english/0,3367,3065-184710-220045_A_1277818_1_BT,0
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Forced marriages are not uncommon in Germany's Muslim community. Up to
30,000 mainly young Muslim women are thought to have been coerced ...
even beaten ... into marriage by their fathers or brothers. Most of them
originally come from Turkey, Morocco and Kosovo. The police are
powerless to do anything unless the women make an official complaint.
But many young women just go along with it because they're afraid or
because they want to protect their family's honour.
Leonard Pitts, Jr. "This is how muslims stone a woman to death."
Leonard Pitts, Jr. The Miami Herald. 3 November 2003.
"This is how you stone a woman to death.
You bury her up to her neck. Then you heave stones at her head. One
imagines her face slowly obliterated, her skull repeatedly broken. One
imagines the process takes a long time.
One finds it hard to imagine a crueler way to die.
Last Thursday, a court in Nigeria spared Amina Lawal that grisly fate.
She is a 31-year-old peasant who had been convicted of adultery under
sharia law, a religious code based on the Koran. The chief evidence of
her "crime": her 2-year-old daughter, Wasila.
Lawal has long claimed innocence, saying Wasila's father promised to
marry her. But the man she identified turned out to be married already
and denied fathering her child. Three male witnesses corroborated his
claim that he never had sex with Lawal.
An outsider is at a loss to understand how a man's friends can
authoritatively testify that he did not have intercourse. But their word
was enough under sharia law, and the man was acquitted.
....
Lawal's exoneration was less sweeping. Judges relied largely on
technicalities in setting her free. Their ruling also took into account
interpretations of sharia law that hold that an embryo can gestate for
up to five years as opposed to the more widely accepted nine months.
Something else an outsider finds hard to figure. Still, that fanciful
time frame allows for the possibility that Lawal's ex-husband fathered
the child, thus contributing to her acquittal."
Obviously, these ignorant muslims hate women and science. Things like
DNA and Equal Protection are concepts well beyond the intellectual
comprehension of these muslim sub-animals who have no hearts or minds.
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Title: Re: European Journal: Germany: The Problem of Forced Marriages in the Muslim community 28.07.2004 22:30 06 Sep 2004 05:46:10 PM
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