Sex Jihad – Saudi Cleric fatwa – Muslim girls and women ordered to Syria to

[livingdead]

what you mean

read the post # 1

 

[al-Hasani]

GUUUUUUUUUUUUYYYYYYSSSSSSS AND GIRLS (IF ANY IS WATCHING) THIS "NEWS" IS FALSE. HOW DIFFICULT IS IT TO UNDERSTAND? CLOSE THE THREAD!

 

[PWFI]

What is going on @Tunisian Marine Corps .. why only tunisian women going there?

Because of recent revlution, Tunisia fall in hands of salafist(wahabi)

 

[armchairPrivate]

Just make sure those women shave their pubic so they don't catch lice.

 

[Skallagrim]

@Aeronaut @Oscar @Jungibaaz plz close this useless propaganda thread.

 

[Skallagrim]

@Aeronaut @Oscar @Jungibaaz plz close this useless propaganda thread.

 

[Peaceful Civilian]

@Aeronaut @Oscar @Jungibaaz plz close this useless propaganda thread.

Are you a dictator??

 

[livingdead]

@Aeronaut @Oscar @Jungibaaz plz close this useless propaganda thread.

there are no mods online .. I reported a spammer but no action has been taken.. lolz.

 

[Takaavar]

GUUUUUUUUUUUUYYYYYYSSSSSSS AND GIRLS (IF ANY IS WATCHING) THIS "NEWS" IS FALSE. HOW DIFFICULT IS IT TO UNDERSTAND? CLOSE THE THREAD!

What about this famous pic

أخبار الØ*وادث - بالصور شخص يعرض عروسته لنكاØ* الجهاد بسوريا


Google Translate:

Raised images of a person carrying a banner reading "Laleli Leila my marriage and I am ready to dedicate
My wife to the Mujahideen in Syria to topple Bashar "a state of controversy and disgust of many of the pioneers of social networking sites and who described the person many of the qualities that we can not mention.

The reports Mentzmat Human Rights has confirmed the spread fuc*k jihad in many Aljhadin sites in Syria, especially after several fatwas to descend to marry elders Jihad Mujahideen in the face of Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad

 

[al-Hasani]

What about this famous pic

أخبار الØ*وادث - بالصور شخص يعرض عروسته لنكاØ* الجهاد بسوريا


Google Translate:

Fake. Clearly photoshopped. Apparently an "Libyan", LOL.

There is no evidence. Just Pagan minority propaganda now when they got their ***** kicked in Syria by Syrians, other Arabs and Muslims from across the world.

All Child-Murderers will die.

 

[[Bregs]]

Fake thread, fake report, fake fatwa ......close this thread

 

[forcetrip]

If you can do this for Jihad, nothing is impossible.

 

[al-Hasani]

If you can do this for Jihad, nothing is impossible.

Dear I know that this is not an Arabic forum but we Arabs are actually around here too since there are 450 million of us.

Firstly that so-called letter is a falsification. It is a invented letter that this guys reads.

Besides this is FARDAK TV. Go make a search on Youtube or Google and you will see that this KUWAITI Pagan clown that is talking in that clip is part of FARDAK TV.

FARDAK TV is a Iranian Mullah sponsored propaganda channel that is lead by this Pagan maniac below:

Shiite Cleric Yasser Habib in Anti-Sunni Rhetoric - YouTube

Is this clear now? Even in a thread based on a lie we have had 2 members here who have tried to make 2 new lies.

Pathetic indeed.

Thank me later for educating you and others.

Lastly when you post Arabic clips or clips not from languages that you understand then make a little bit of research beforehand instead of swallowing everything you see/read like some mindless object.

 

[Takaavar]

What about this, this is from a reliable source:

(CNSNews.com) – Reports about a fatwa urging young girls to travel to Syria to provide sexual services for jihadist rebels are causing a stir in Tunisia, while also drawing attention to the Islamic concept – little-known in the West and controversial among Muslims themselves – of “temporary marriage.”

Girls as young as 14 are counted as eligible for the “sexual jihad,” and around a dozen young Tunisians are believed to have taken up the call, attributed to an influential Saudi scholar, Sheikh Mohamed al-Arifi.

The pan-Arabic Al-Hayat newspaper reported this week that a video circulating on social media sites in Tunisia showed the parents of a girl younger than 18, saying she had recently returned from Syria after being convinced by Salafist fellow students to travel to the conflict-torn country “to support the mujahideen there.”

It quoted Tunisian religious affairs minister Noureddine al-Khadimi as repudiating such fatwas (religious rulings), stressing Tunisians were not obligated to adhere to them.

Although al-Arifi reportedly is now disowning the fatwa, Arab commentators seem skeptical.

“Sources close to the sheikh denied that he had issued any such fatwa,” the pan-Arab news service Al-Bawaba said in a report Thursday. “Then again, one might backtrack, standing accused of selling young innocents to militant Muslims.”

Al-Bawaba called the notion “indecent.”

“Promiscuity among teenage girls getting the seal of approval from the most puritanical quarters of Islam is a turn-up for the holy books,” it commented.

Al-Hayat said irrespective of the origin of the fatwa, it appears to have resonated with at least 13 Tunisian girls. It also pointed to a report of a young Tunisian man having divorced his wife before both traveled to Syria, to enable her “to engage in sexual jihad with the mujahideen.”

Al-Arifi is no stranger to controversial fatwas, including one telling a daughter not to wear revealing clothing or sit alone with her father lest she incite his lust.

Last December, an Iranian news service reported that al-Arifi had issued a fatwa saying Syrian rebels can “temporarily marry” Syrian girls as young as 14, and promising “paradise” to the “wives” concerned.

(Some Arabic reports say that the fatwa controversy is being stoked by elements supportive of Syrian President Bashar Assad, in a bid to tarnish the opposition rebels.)

The fight against the Assad regime has witnessed the emergence of radical Syrian Salafist groups – such as the al-Qaeda-linked Al Nusrah Front – and an influx of jihadists from Arab and European countries. (British Foreign Secretary William Hague in a speech last month noted that “Syria is now the number one destination for jihadists anywhere in the world today.&#8221

It is these fighters, mostly young men, who would presumably be the beneficiaries of any such “marriage” rulings.

Earlier this month the North African news service Magharebia (which is sponsored by the U.S. Africa Command) interviewed the head of the Tunisian League for Human Rights, Balkis Mechri-Allagui, about Tunisian youth in general being lured to the jihad in Syria.

The interviewer touched briefly on the “sexual jihad” issue, citing the al-Arifi fatwa “that permits fighters to marry few hours with girls as young as 14,” and asking how widespread the problem was.

“Although the number of young girls involved is small, we are not concerned by numbers as much as we are concerned with the presence of this case in our society,” Mechri-Allagui replied.

“What we know is that there are girls being attracted to go to Syria for jihad, and therefore we must stand up against this problem,” she said.

A cover for abuse, prostitution

Scholars say the concept of “temporary marriage” (muta’a) – an agreement to be “married” for anywhere from an hour to a year – is a Shia one, shunned by Sunnis.

In Iraq, for example, muta’a was outlawed under the Saddam Hussein’s Sunni regime but has become more prevalent since its toppling. Iraq is majority Shia.

“Muta’a is a form of ‘temporary marriage’ only acceptable within Shi’ite communities, one that allows couples to have religiously sanctioned sex for a limited period of time,” Lebanese journalist Hanin Ghaddar wrote in a 2009 article for Foreign Policy magazine.

He said the practice had become commonplace in strongholds of Hezbollah, the Shi’ite terrorist group that styles itself “the resistance” against Israel.

Ghaddar wrote that allowing young Shia who have been exposed to modern media influences “to balance their sexual desires with their support for the ‘Resistance’ against the ‘Zionist entity’ is a vital ingredient to Hezbollah’s staying power.”

Although the practice is purportedly frowned on in Sunni Islam, according to State Department reports on sex trafficking, temporary marriages also occur in some Sunni countries, including the Gulf states and Egypt, often as a cover for prostitution and abuse.

“Some Saudi men used legally contracted ‘temporary marriages’ in countries such as Egypt, India, Mauritania, Yemen, and Indonesia as a means by which to sexually exploit young girls and women overseas,” said the June 2012 report, which covered the previous year.

In Syria, it said, some Iraqi refugees were “placed into temporary ‘marriages’ to men for the sole purpose of prostitution.”

In Egypt, “wealthy men from the Gulf, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Kuwait reportedly continue to travel to Egypt to purchase ‘temporary’ or ‘summer marriages’ with Egyptian females, including girls who are under the age of 18.”

“[T]hese arrangements are often facilitated by the females’ parents and marriage brokers who profit from the transaction,” the report continued. “Children involved in these temporary marriages suffer both sexual servitude and forced labor as servants to their ‘husbands.’”

In Iraq, the report said, “some women and girls are trafficked within Iraq for the purpose of sexual exploitation through the use of temporary marriages (muta’a), by which the family of the girl receives money in the form of a dowry in exchange for permission to marry the girl for a limited period of time.”

Amid reports in 2009 that Saudis were entering into such arrangements with women in other countries, the kingdom’s grand mufti, Abdul Aziz Al-Asheikh, declared that temporary marriages are forbidden.

“The concept of marriage involves settling down and making a home and temporary marriages do not allow this to happen,” Saudi Arabia’s Arab News quoted him as saying in a television message.

The report drew a distinction between temporary marriage and polygamous marriage, which it said Sunni Islam does permit. Islamic law (shari’a) allows a Muslim to marry up to four wives.

‘Sexual Jihad’ Fatwa Urges ‘Temporary Marriages’ for Syrian Rebels | CNS News


Any idea @al-Hasani and others?

 

[al-Hasani]

What about this, this is from a reliable source:



‘Sexual Jihad’ Fatwa Urges ‘Temporary Marriages’ for Syrian Rebels | CNS News


Any idea @al-Hasani and others?

Not sure about this since this is Tunisia. I doubt it since it is against Sunni Islam. Although there are plenty of idiotic clerics across the world who unfortunately due to their lies/agendas/stupidities ruin it for everyone else.

Even the article you posted say that it is most likely a hoax.

Anyway ask the Tunisian Arab users here. They have all denied it.

All I know is that this Fardak TV are proven liars and lunatics and the most pathetic "clerics" I have ever heard speak.

Shiite Cleric Yasser Habib in Anti-Sunni Rhetoric - YouTube

Did you watch what this Kuwaiti Shia "Muslim" said in the clip above?

200.000 people have watched it. Probably most Sunni Muslims. It will only increase the hate towards Shias and Iran when such people are on your side.