India: Muslims force-feed beef to Hindu, circumcise him, force him to convert to Islam
Perfectly legit. The unbelievers are given three choices. They either convert or pay the jiziya, the ransom for their life, or death.
Now that’s a bit unusual, wouldn’t you say? It is far more common for Muslim men to pretend to be Hindu or something else and then releasing the inner Mohammed. But this case seems to be a first.
Muslim women are forbidden to marry non-Muslim men: “Do not marry idolatresses until they believe, for indeed, a believing slave woman is better than an idolatress, even though she pleases you. And do not give your daughters in marriage to idolaters until they believe, for indeed, a believing slave is better than an idolater,…
India: Muslim slits throat of his Hindu wife for refusing to wear burqa and asking for divorce
What was she thinking when she married him? That he wasn’t radical headbanger? That he was some kind of “moderate?”
India bans Muslim group PFI for alleged ‘terror’ links
Bomb making is part of the culture. But don’t take my word for it. There are hundreds, if not thousands of mosques where bomb making is part of the daily routine.
Like clockwork, prominent Muslim influencers, activists and other assorted rabble-rousers descended upon Twitter to cry ‘Muslims under threat’ after the radical organisation, Popular Front of India (PFI) and its associate organisations which have been linked to various terror activities across India were banned for a period of five years. Other than perpetrating terror activities on Indian soil, these Islamist organisations also wanted to establish an Islamic caliphate in India by 2047.
Amongst the prominent voices was Arif Ayyub, brother of financial fraud accused Washington Post columnist Rana Ayyub.
Not every Muslim group may be involved in terrorism, but every Muslim group is involved in the global jihad.
Popular Front of India and its affiliates banned for five years after nationwide crackdowns that saw more than 100 arrested.
India has declared the Muslim group, Popular Front of India (PFI), and its affiliates unlawful, accusing them of involvement in “terrorism” and banning them for five years, after authorities detained more than 100 PFI members this month.
“The Popular Front of India and its associates or affiliates or fronts have been found to be involved in serious offences, including terrorism and its financing, targeted gruesome killings, disregarding the constitutional set up,” India’s home ministry said in a statement on Wednesday.