Fight Hudood, Protect Women

zeemax, tahmed32 and others,re :CJofP

Yesterday YLH said something about refererring and evidence (and quoted a law) etc in a post and did the same in his Ilaag).
I have ssearched but have not found this evidence. Is there any such thing, if so what is it? Or is he just a thorn in Mush`s side to be removed a la beckett the mad chancellor?

Re: # 315

Rabies afflcited rabid DOG,

Bringng social /practices into this in unnecessary. There are common customs among north Indian rajput Hinduwomen and Muslim women for eg. parda/burqa. Hindu & Muslim women in deccan put silver rings to the fingers of their feet. Banglaeshi Muslim women wear Bindi.

Of coure I agree that rabies afflicted DOG like u cant understand these commonalities.

#314 by tahmed32

You haven`t answered the question. Are they just talking about history or are they proposing something new to help the plight of rural women?

#313 by Folio

So kuttey .. Muslims mistreat women and make them wash their feet ? Huh?

#308 zeemax: chowk is a discussion forum, and bina shah has made a contribution in the fight against the harrassment of women from poor families in pakistan writing the above article. zahraj has made a contribution by supporting it. i applaud them for this.

the baigharat men of pakistan who twist islam to condone the harrassment of poor women will no doubt rot in hell once they have lived out their miserable little lives on earth.

Re: # 311

Rabid DOG,

That`s his wife. Spouses serving each other is not slavery.

...couldn`t even walk without having two nieces to goose on either side ..

Look at the fake fraud nanga fakir getting his slimy feet washed by women slave ...

#35 FerozK

Perhaps you should collaborate with Yasser on his long-promised but yet-to-be-delivered book on Gandhiji.

Such a relationship could become highly productive and mutually beneficial - symbiotic!

You could provide him the sheen of acedemic ``respectability`` or whatever passes for that in the land of the Pure - what he craves for!

And he could provide you what appears to be the most sought-after ingredient for success by contemporary authors...

... a bit of cheap publicity built over the ruins of what used to be alive!

#307 by bjkumar re #282 by ZahraJ

Yeah those almond eyes ... guess his nieces inherited those .. or was it the other way around? That old nanga fakir inherited those from his underage nieces whom he used to fingerfuk in bed?

#306 by tahmed32

Not at all. It is good history of all this `drama` .. but has either proposed anything to be done further than having orgasms over reversing a known flawed law?

#282 by ZahraJ on March 10, 2007 10:49pm PT

[ I also see depth in Gandhi Jee`s eyes. In fact, he has nicely shaped almond eyes. Is that common among Indian men?]

My dear, you need to see a bit deeper than the superficial, and remember, that person belonged to a time when it was one country.

zeemax #302 in summary: this article provides an overview of the struggle against oppression and harrasment in pakistan. it clearly identifies the role of zia, the religious parties on the one hand and the struggle of the women of pakistan on the other. and it correctly concludes with It has been a long fight. But it is not over yet.

Do you see a problem with any of this?

#304 by tahmed32

Forget bjkumar ... he`s inconsequential to this discussion. May I have a reply to #302 please?

zeemax #299 i suggest we bring this discussion between you and bjkumar beyond the school playground level. :-)

(i forgot the key word - bjkumar - in the post below.)

zeemax #299 i suggest we bring this discussion beyond the school playground level. :-)