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**bMc8F9ZI** · 08-15-2012, 08:55 AM

As far as the Taliban goes...they did many things that were forbidden such as forbidding girls to go to school after age seven. The Taliban no more represent Islam than the Crusades represent the teachings of the Christianity from the New Testament. The problem lies in people claiming to be Muslims and committing acts contradictory to the Quran. I am sure that Chrisitians have the same problem.....don't see Bush exactly "turning the other cheek."

http://www.theunjustmedia.com/Afghan...s%E2%80%99.htm
"The Islamic Emirate was neither before nor is it currently against education for women but stresses such education only be done under an Islamic environment and within confines of Islamic principles."

other reports also say they did not have money to build segregated schools, and that at the time afghanistan was really unsafe thereby it was better to have the womenfolk not leave their home. they have built schools for girls. but its evidence i cannot seem to remember where i saw

08-15-2012, 08:55 AM	#20
bMc8F9ZI Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 512 Senior Member	As far as the Taliban goes...they did many things that were forbidden such as forbidding girls to go to school after age seven. The Taliban no more represent Islam than the Crusades represent the teachings of the Christianity from the New Testament. The problem lies in people claiming to be Muslims and committing acts contradictory to the Quran. I am sure that Chrisitians have the same problem.....don't see Bush exactly "turning the other cheek." http://www.theunjustmedia.com/Afghan...s%E2%80%99.htm "The Islamic Emirate was neither before nor is it currently against education for women but stresses such education only be done under an Islamic environment and within confines of Islamic principles." other reports also say they did not have money to build segregated schools, and that at the time afghanistan was really unsafe thereby it was better to have the womenfolk not leave their home. they have built schools for girls. but its evidence i cannot seem to remember where i saw
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