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Top 10 Everyday Things Banned in Saudi Arabia.

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Aladin:

--- Quote from: NIKCC on November 18, 2012, 03:00:11 PM ---no female drivers sounds like a great idea

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LOL  That is right.  ;D

But No, from islamic point of view it is not allowed 2 forbid them 2 drive.
Only the Saudi version forbids that.

For Example Iran, which is also a islamic theocracy. women are allowed 2 drive.

Sikotic™:
Bitches dont need to be operating no heavy machinery.........except for this dick.

Fraxxx:

--- Quote from: Sikunta Kinte on November 19, 2012, 01:35:00 AM ---Bitches dont need to be operating no heavy machinery.........except for this dick.

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lol

TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: Sikunta Kinte on November 19, 2012, 01:35:00 AM ---Bitches dont need to be operating no heavy machinery.........except for this dick.

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lol  8)

TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: Aladin on November 19, 2012, 12:57:04 AM ---
But No, from islamic point of view it is not allowed 2 forbid them 2 drive.
Only the Saudi version forbids that.

For Example Iran, which is also a islamic theocracy. women are allowed 2 drive.

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Right.  Hate to say it, because I would like to say that all Muslims are Muslims and that it is all peace, love, and brotherhood, but I can no longer afford to be naive.

The Wahhabi's branch of Islam (which calls themselves Salafi's) was founded by Abdul-Wahhab a couple centuries ago in that region, they began by declaring the Ottoman Empire and other Muslims Kuffar (heretics) and fought them, they formed an alliance with the Saud family and they now control the religious politics of Saudi Arabia.  Through Saudi's oil money and strategic position they've also been able to spread their ideas to the rest of the Muslim world with varying degrees of success.

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