slap on the face on Muslim countries especially on uae who just building skyscrapers
the most easiest thing any one can do, is to start bashing the Arabs
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slap on the face on Muslim countries especially on uae who just building skyscrapers
the most easiest thing any one can do, is to start bashing the Arabs
the most easiest thing any one can do, is to start bashing the Arabs
Thing is, rich Arabs (in other words Gulf Arabs) are hypocrites (not all of them but a lot of them), on one hand they fund Armed Islamic movements in other Muslim countries (Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia, Sudan, etc) and spread their version of Islam in these countries while on the other hand these same Gulf Arabs spend money on expensive European cars, buy prostitutes (Zina), drink, gamble, party, and do all of those haram things while at the same time consider other Muslims who are not Arabs as below themselves, in other words inferior just because your not Arab.
for the last two months, I have seen Saudi(Arab) members here trying so hard to change this look at us
I guess there effort and time was for nothing big ZERO (0)
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Saudi donates $50 million to famine-hit Somalia: WFP - LHRTimes.com
for the last two months, I have seen Saudi(Arab) members here trying so hard to change this look at us
I guess there effort and time was for nothing big ZERO (0)
Actually, I think the Saudi Arabian members on this forum have left a very positive impression. Mosamnia in particular.
Actually, I think the Saudi Arabian members on this forum have left a very positive impression. Mosamnia in particular.
Prove to me that all of this is lies!
7).Is it not true that Gulf Arabs buy little Children from poor Muslims countries in Asia and straddle the poor children onto camels and watch them get run over in camel races as they fall off the camels and get stampeded?
I noticed India likes to send equipment and food to countries then money like the western world.
I feel India donations are better suited as it will address the problem much quicker. Just what India donated to other countries like Japan etc.
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Yes it does concern me that the fact China should be able to stand up more and help the poor around the world, as well as helping it self.
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Trying to find Pakistan donations to Somalia, cant find any?
Has Pakistan done anything?
slap on the face on Muslim countries especially on uae who just building skyscrapers[/QUOTE
Saudi donates $50 million to famine-hit Somalia: WFP - LHRTimes.com
Brother i sense you are a good hearted person who is trying hard to portray a healthy image of Saudi Arabia. As in all cultures there are good and bad. We shouldnt generalize and i appreciate that. Its just that we all know your nation could do so much more. It takes a huge ship a long time to turn round and Saudi is a large ship turning round.
there is a hadith or a saying, I'm not sure.
it says " البينة على من ادعى "
it means " proof is provided by the claimant "
your the one who is accusing prove yours
but one last thing
this one is extremely funny man, it amazes me how can a man's imagination lead him to this LOL
there is a hadith or a saying, I'm not sure.
it says " البينة على من ادعى "
it means " proof is provided by the claimant "
your the one who is accusing prove yours
but one last thing
this one is extremely funny man, it amazes me how can a man's imagination lead him to this LOL
LINK:http://news.change.org/stories/despite-ban-child-camel-jockeys-are-still-racingIn 2005, the United Arab Emirates finally caved to international pressure to ban children, many of whom were slaves, from being jockeys in camel races. However, Anti-Slavery International claims that as recently as last month, children were seen competing in dangerous races in Abu Dhabi. Despite claims that children have been replaced by robots in the sport, the practice of using enslaved and exploited kids to drive camels for sport continues in UAE.
The use of children as camel jockeys goes back years in countries around the Persian Gulf, including the UAE. Camel racing is a popular sport in this region, and for years racing companies would traffic children from India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Northern Africa to ride and whip the camels into the winners circle. The treatment of these children was appalling. To make them as light as possible for racing, many children were intentionally starved and stunted in their growth; some subsided on as little as a couple biscuits a day. They were forced to work 18 hour days for little or no pay. Some of the children were sexually abused in the camps near the racetracks where they lived. Children as young as four have been used as camel jockeys.
Link:http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/article438324.eceAs many as 5,000 children, some as young as two, have been kidnapped or bought from their parents in the Indian sub-continent and Africa as part of a quest by camel trainers to gain the edge over their racing rivals.
Last week, as the racing season drew to a close with two high-profile races attended by the Emirates’ elite, the sheikhs promised to end a shameful modern-day slave trade that is proving an embarrassment for their small, oil-rich federation.
Speaking haltingly in his native Urdu, Shakheel described the wretchedness of life in an ousbah, a simple desert settlement where the boys live as prisoners with the camels and their trainers.
Soon they will say the evil rich Arabs buy poor asains and set them in gladiator matches......really when I read what he wrote I was like wtf do we look like in us head I will be surprised if we didnt have horns and fires coming out of our eyes.
Many in Somalia who lived during the 1990's upheaval in Somalia particularly Mogadishu remember Pakistan's role in being one of the few countries to directly intervene and help bring an end to the violence there.
So don't ask what has Pakistan contributed to Somalia, as if Pakistan has done nothing all this time.