segregation in mosques – Winds of Jihad

Fatwa calls for murder of Saudi Sheikh who said men and women can pray together

While so many captives to wishful thinking in the West continue to place their hope in Islamic reformers gaining a wide following, this is generally the fate of those who actually question Islam’s tenets. Islamic Tolerance Alert from the Kingdom of the Two Holy Places (and more onÂ this story): “Head of the religious police in Mecca, men and women can pray together,” fromÂ AsiaNews, April 27 (thanks to JW): full story below the fold!

Australia also has one such “reformer”, Â catmeat sheik Hilalis very own sock-puppet, sheik Fehmi. We featured him here not long ago:

Both of these wonderful “moderates” are of course financed Â by the Sowdi Barbarians and support the Wahabi cause…

Sheikh Fehmi Naji el-Imam vows to end segregation in mosques

Unfortunately, it was all hot air for infidel consumption. Â Sheik Fehmi one year later… can’t Â remember a thing.

Continue reading When will sheik Fehmi get his death fartwa?

Cleric vows to end segregation in mosques

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Related link,Â Pakistan: Proposed law to improve women’s rights causes “uproar”
Andrew Bolt calls it “a small bow to Australia”- but perhaps we should just see it for the cheap PR stunt it is. Check back next year and you’ll find that nothing has changed.
Gates of Vienna:Â The Plight of Muslim Women in Australia
Australia starts to work its assimilationist magic:

AUSTRALIA’S most senior Muslim has said he willÂ end segregation of men and women in mosques, in a bold response to Islamic women’s anger at entrenched discrimination.

Australia’s most senior Muslim, Sheik Fehmi Najl el-Imam, at the Preston Mosque yesterday. Photo:Â Jason South

Australia’s most senior Muslim wants men and women to pray together.

AUSTRALIA’S most senior Muslim has said he will end segregation of men and women in mosques, in a bold response to Islamic women’s anger at entrenched discrimination.

Continue reading Australia: Sheikh Fehmi Naji el-Imam vows to end segregation in mosques