Sentences with phrase «muslim countries»

I Muslim countries men are superior to women, rulers are superior to the ruled, and the clerics are superior to all.

The New Sect also insisted that the style of chanting the Qur» an should conform to the standard of other Muslim countries.

The Chinese Muslim's Association was founded in 1357 (A.D. 1938) at the start of the Sino - Japanese war when the Central Government ordered a Muslim general in the armed forces to form a nationwide organization which would unify the Muslims of China in support of the government and obtain support from Muslim countries.

There is no Muslim court to take care of divorce, adoption, and inheritance, as in other Muslim countries; all these matters are now handled in the general courts.

Muslim countries have extremely high illiteracy rates.

In Muslim countries, religious groups largely control the «safety net» of programs for the poor and administer them.

You mean like the muslim do to crosses and churches in their countries lol Probably has more of a chance staying in this country than it does in Muslim countries.

«Not just in one country but in numerous Muslim countries, I have been able to walk in, head held high, no covert cover story and not only identify passively as a Christian but identify openly, work openly and hold serious talks about faith between Muslims and Christians, and not just at the grassroots level of poverty — people who needed my help — but also with the powerful and influential people who could have, in that moment, had me arrested and had me taken out back.»

Kinzer's book should be required reading for every legislator on the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations or on the House Committee on International Relations — and for President Bush, the secretaries of state and defense and others shaping U.S. foreign policy toward predominantly Muslim countries.

Appealing to Islamic sources, Ramadan argues that Western Muslims must fashion an independent Western Islam, anchoring themselves in the cultural context of Europe, the U.S. and Canada, not in the traditions of predominantly Muslim countries.

Khalidi is also critical of various Arab and Muslim countries where human rights abuses, economic exploitation and a lack of political participation help create a context that fuels violence and extremism.

(You know, I bet there are people in Muslim countries that have license plate frames that say «If you're living like there's no Mohammed, You'd better be right»... just a thought.)

Another reason it is a question is Obam's failure to support Israel and his support for Arab muslim countries.

Today the nonprofit compiles an annual list of the world's worst persecutors of Christians; Muslim countries with stringent Shari'ah law comprise 8 of the top 10 worst.

Slivers of good news include the recent release of kidnapped Christians, an attempt in Morocco to protect Christians in Muslim countries, what $ 1 million revealed on Christian coping strategies beyond fight or flight, how Christian «resistance videos» of forgiveness are going viral, and Pope Francis and Patriarch Kirill breaking the century - old ice over the issue.

First, show good effort in promoting and supporting the existence and practice of quality education within all Muslim countries then come bark up our tree.

I know that something you're quite familiar with b / c Muslim countries are usually very poor and uneducated.

Not Saudia Arabia for sure but almost all Muslim countries recognize Christmas day and have a holiday

this country was built on CHRISTIAN values, the ones asking for muslim holidays let's see first any of the muslim countries give a christian holiday or in some muslim countries even allows one church to be built.

I would be very suprised to hear any significant number of Muslims condeming the «sharia» law of Muslim countries.

Actually, even those muslim countries with serious problems - like Syria, Libya, etc. - do not act like this.

Though in other Muslim countries they are very open for religions, as i said one is Bangladesh.

Mostly that is a result of dynastic politics so prevalant in Muslim countries.

While the muslim countries need to read their own history and get a better grasp of their religion the non-muslims countries should try not to meddle with the affairs of others unless it takes pitfalls like these

Maybe, you know, if we weren't fighting wars in Muslim countries, that is to say, invading them, f *** ing up our drone strikes to kill civilians, going on the occasional shooting rampage and body desecration, and supporting Israel.

This has happened to all those places which used to be non-muslim including many European countries... are fast becoming muslim countries..

The problem is the religious leadership of Islam (the Imams, Ayatollahs, etc of Shi'a Islam, for instance) and the relative lack of education (especially self - education) in many muslim countries.

Most muslim countries are not tolerant of people who preach other religions in a Islamic State, but nothing in Islam states you should kill a Christian because he would not convert.

Non-Muslims are very persecuted in numerous Muslim countries.

So, once you guys start to celebrate Christian holidays in all of your Muslim countries, that's when we'll celebrate Muslim holidays in America.

Blasphemy allegations are sometimes used to settle personal differences in Muslim countries like Pakistan.

I have been to the Middle East several times and in several muslim countries.

Can Christians freely pray in predominantly Muslim countries?

People can go to jail and sometimes even die if caught preaching the word of Christ in Muslim countries.

However, more affluent muslim countries have on average the same amount of children as most in the modern western world... that is, 2.

If you care to get an education the other Muslim countries are tolerant of your religions.

Further, in most Muslim countries, dating is based on physical sightings of the moon.

Governments sometimes say that Muslims killed these people because they want to justify their own attacks when they kill innocent people in Muslim countries.

Having been born in Saudi Arabia, and having traveled extensively in the Middle East, I know that very few Muslim countries tolerate open worship by people of other faiths.

When Christians are persecuted, terrorized and executed in communist or Muslim countries this is a matter for serious discussion and action, not witty repartee to prove who is the smartest kid on the block.

Look at other Muslim Countries, they have Churches and I know of some that even give School Holidays during Christan Holidays.

There are no Christian Churches in Saudi Arabia for example or in most Muslim countries.

Sunni Muslim countries need to be stopped from butchering the peaceful Ahmadis.

It is officially the death penalty in Saudi Arabia and some other Muslim countries (and enforced unofficially elsewhere) for a Muslim to convert to any other religion.

So, the short answer is yes: Christian and Jewish holidays are acknowledged, celebrated and respected in the vast majority of Muslim countries.

(This includes Muslim countries.)

On May 20, 1997 Senator Arlen Specter and Representative Frank Wolf introduced legislation in Congress identifying as persecuted minorities the Buddhists of Tibet, the Bahais in Iran, and the Christians in China and eight Muslim countries.

Even a basic study of history indicates that Jews were MUCH safer living in Muslim countries than Christian countries for most of the time periods that both religions have existed.

As a muslim i belive churches should be allowed in muslim countries as they have every right to flourish with us.

When Churches and Jewish Temples will be allowed to be build in all Muslim countries then we should allow to build Mosques in the United States.