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Indeed, educated Pakistanis regard Bradford as backward and uncivilised. Seriously.Indeed, but I have the impression that migrant muslims sometimes become more orthodox than the muslims in muslim countries.
Indeed, educated Pakistanis regard Bradford as backward and uncivilised. Seriously.Indeed, but I have the impression that migrant muslims sometimes become more orthodox than the muslims in muslim countries.
Hmm, I’ve seen plenty of muslims drinking. In fact, some say ‘insh’allah’ much like we say ‘cheers’ when they raise a glass with each other.
Western muslims seem to misunderstand the Islamic world just as much as any other westerners.Indeed, educated Pakistanis regard Bradford as backward and uncivilised. Seriously.
Most people remain at least nominally religious and say a prayer from time to time.
Aye. It helps to have rules that would basically kill you if you try to escape some religions. IMHO by law all of them should have easy termination clause.
It's all interpretation anyway - I think it was said something like - "thy shalt not drink wine", so technically speaking if its not wine it might be compatible.
By law in western countries, all religions have an easy termination clause;
If there's no law forcing you to be religious, why would we need a law protecting your right to not be religious?There is no such law. The only thing law says is that if you get killed for leaving religion it won't be deemed ok here by law.
If there's no law forcing you to be religious, why would we need a law protecting your right to not be religious?
The point I am making is that I've got f**k all to do and thought I'd try to start an argument.
