People with nothing better to do. It's a case of: create work like this out of nothing or collect your P45.TonyEnglish said:Who in these large companies comes up with all this bollux?
The Koran also has a "needs must clause". A Muslim can do anything which is prohibited if their life depends on it, they may also ignore Koranic imperatives if the culture of the "host" doesnt allow it.Marcus Aurelius said:Perhaps the piggies should be dressed up in a veil?
BTW, what's the problem? The Koran says don't eat Pork(It actually says "It's not a good idea to eat Pork in a warm country as it spoils quickly"), not "Don't look at the cute 'ikkle piggies"!
FFS!
As far as I'm aware its not bank accounts per se which are a problem, only the payment of interest on borrowing, so having a standard cheque/savings account should be ok...or even a credit-card as long as you're still on one of those 0% deals.mcquiggd said:Erm, I thought strict muslims (i.e. the ones who might be offended by piggy banks) wouldnt use a bank account from those companies, as payment of interest was against their religion... hence the recently launched Islamic bank accounts that use a convoluted way of paying them.
John Galt said:It would seem that the Natwest & the Halifax are taking down promotional material for piggy banks as it may be offensive to Muslims. Anyone got a better example of politcal correctness gone mad???
mcquiggd said:as payment of interest was against their religion...
