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**raspirator** · 04-23-2012, 02:30 PM

Under an Islamic state, a man's testimony is held in high value, not cheap value as is common in societies which seek the dunya over the akhira.
Under an Islamic state, a Muslim, a Mumin, is held in HIGH esteem and TAQWA is supported by the state, the society, the people.

TAQWA is the fiber which bounds an Islamic society, and it is known that no one is better than any other except through TAQWA. Today, in unIslamic societies, wealth, class, name, gender, profession, nationality, race, ethnicity all play powerful roles in criminal justice systems.

Incidently, here in Dubai, there was recently a case of a French businessman driving his car who cut off a car driven by two plain clothed Emirati policeman The police drove up to the Frenchman and flashed their badges and he responded with a middle finger (eg. the bird). He was subsequently arrested and taken to court wherein he made a defense. His defense was he was of too high a class, an aviation engineer by training, and too well educated and too mature ( aged 59) to have responded with a insulting jester as "the bird".

04-23-2012, 02:30 PM	#11
raspirator Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 419 Senior Member	Under an Islamic state, a man's testimony is held in high value, not cheap value as is common in societies which seek the dunya over the akhira. Under an Islamic state, a Muslim, a Mumin, is held in HIGH esteem and TAQWA is supported by the state, the society, the people. TAQWA is the fiber which bounds an Islamic society, and it is known that no one is better than any other except through TAQWA. Today, in unIslamic societies, wealth, class, name, gender, profession, nationality, race, ethnicity all play powerful roles in criminal justice systems. Incidently, here in Dubai, there was recently a case of a French businessman driving his car who cut off a car driven by two plain clothed Emirati policeman The police drove up to the Frenchman and flashed their badges and he responded with a middle finger (eg. the bird). He was subsequently arrested and taken to court wherein he made a defense. His defense was he was of too high a class, an aviation engineer by training, and too well educated and too mature ( aged 59) to have responded with a insulting jester as "the bird".
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