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**ClapekDodki** · 01-06-2012, 02:21 PM

Sidi Maripat, are you saying that the gradual implementation of Shariah allows for selling alcohol and prostitution in Muslim countries like Misr, Misr, Misr, Mighty Misr?

I hereby declare that Shariah does not allow for selling of alcohol and selling of human body.
Oh, you were talking about gradual implementation? That is left as an exercise.
On the serious note I really do not know the solution to the ground reality. And I accept that the question can not be ignored because some decision has to be taken. They are taking some decisions and fingers can be pointed. So again I shall admit that armchair activism has its limitations and reality demands real actions and it is demanding right now. Like many of others, I fear it might be most of the others, I too came here to get an idea about the solution. The same question was debated by very knowledgeable brothers in the Ron Paul thread and my Friday forenoon has been eaten up by thread. There were lots of ideas exchanged but unfortunately I can not say that I came out with an answer to real life problems. May be we can change the questions. What should the Egyptians do? Who should the American Muslims vote for? How should the business and governance be conducted in UK?
Wassalam

01-06-2012, 02:21 PM	#34
ClapekDodki Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 422 Senior Member	Sidi Maripat, are you saying that the gradual implementation of Shariah allows for selling alcohol and prostitution in Muslim countries like Misr, Misr, Misr, Mighty Misr? I hereby declare that Shariah does not allow for selling of alcohol and selling of human body. Oh, you were talking about gradual implementation? That is left as an exercise. On the serious note I really do not know the solution to the ground reality. And I accept that the question can not be ignored because some decision has to be taken. They are taking some decisions and fingers can be pointed. So again I shall admit that armchair activism has its limitations and reality demands real actions and it is demanding right now. Like many of others, I fear it might be most of the others, I too came here to get an idea about the solution. The same question was debated by very knowledgeable brothers in the Ron Paul thread and my Friday forenoon has been eaten up by thread. There were lots of ideas exchanged but unfortunately I can not say that I came out with an answer to real life problems. May be we can change the questions. What should the Egyptians do? Who should the American Muslims vote for? How should the business and governance be conducted in UK? Wassalam
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