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Old Feb 27, 2009 | 10:57 AM
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Amina Lawal Kurami (born 1973) is a Nigerian woman. In March 2002, an Islamic Sharia court (in Funtua, Nigeria in the northern state of Katsina) sentenced her to death by stoning for adultery for conceiving a child out of wedlock. The father of the child was not prosecuted for lack of evidence.


Wait, what??
He didn't have a big belly full of baby.
Old Feb 27, 2009 | 11:04 AM
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He didn't have a big belly full of baby.
Thus no proof. What a load of .
Old Feb 27, 2009 | 11:20 AM
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Alright all you hotshot armchair prosecutors, you try producing in court the semen from which a child was born.

See, maybe the job of the impartial, human rights-oriented Nigerian Sharia prosecutor is not so easy now, is it?

Silly e-thugs.

Old Feb 27, 2009 | 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Glasgow Gold
Does not get much greener than this.

You only believe what you have seen with your own eyes? How do you know that 9/11 was the work of 19 Al-Qaeda affiliated Arabs, mainly Saudis, if you did not see them do it?
I don't actually get what you're trying to say. But I'll let you pick your answer: if your question is do I believe everything the idiot box tells me, the answer is no, I don't. If you're asking is everything as it appears in front of me, my answer is no it doesn't. For me, to get the real scope of the story I gather information from different perspectives. By the way, I worked at WTC so I kind of did see the story unfold...

Oh and I was also in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania when the bombings happened at the US Embassy, yeah - I know, unlucky, but it also means that I had first hand experience about the arising situation of terror against America. So in respect to your specific example, that's why I knew Al-Qaeda was behind it. On the larger point, I answered above.


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Old Feb 27, 2009 | 12:02 PM
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I later figured I shot myself in the foot because I quickly jotted the post and by the time I closed the window, I realized I should have clarified because people would Google and Wiki some articles.

Yes, in the north, places like Kaduna and Kano, which are smaller cities that has been happening. And first and foremost, it's wrong so I won't defend it. Now, Lagos & Abuja, the Delta are more of what I think of when I refer to Nigeria. Why? Because the problems in Africa centers around a lack of education and poverty.

On one hand, you have the major cities, who have moved past traditions and extremism in religion. On the other hand you have smaller rural areas where they are almost disconnected. I guess a example in America would be like polygamist in Utah. Yes, it happens, but you couldn't paint the entire US with that generalization. Those communities are so distant from the majority of America, that they follow their own traditions. This is the same for many African countries (the disconnect), in some villages across the continent you find that either Islamic extremists are practicing their interpretation of the Koran as law. But this does not represent the laws of the Federal Govt. You can read about the division of Nigeria into 3 to understand why the north municipal put that into their laws.

I've seen some f'up things in Nigeria and heard plenty more - from friends, family, etc., but to labelled the government as for 'sharia' is not right.


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Old Feb 27, 2009 | 12:34 PM
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The Sharia punishment chart is pretty cool though!
It is. I'm still trying to figure out the minivan and hotel crimes. It seems a red roof is grounds for burning down a hotel with residents in place. I guess the Bloods are haram.
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Old Feb 27, 2009 | 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Mister Brenton
Not so fast. Is stoning not proscribed by Sharia law in Saudi, Pakistan, Iran, Nigeria, and Afghanistan? Is it?

How do you figure my joke thread is in any way racist (as described by your friends Tee-Tz, Lorinser, and the like)? I made no mention of any race or religion whatsoever, yet somehow a mention of a practice decreed by law is racist! Racist!

And the righteous indignation sort of falls flat after one of your own insults Jews, ****, Guidos, Wetbacks, and others, and not a peep of this indignation from a single person. Not a single person. None. What happened to the indignation? Where did it go? Ah, hypocrisy in action.

Brenton, with all due respect, either you don’t get it, or you’re pleading ignorance!!

Now don’t get me wrong, I’ve read many of your OT posts in the past, and your sense of humor is somewhat entertaining, I’ll give you that, so props to you!!

What I don’t think you understand is, the fact you posted a thread stereotyping Middle-easterners like the one you started about stoning (thanks to your fine example as a moderator btw, others followed by starting tasteless threads making this section a mockery to say the least), in a section designated for the Middle-East, intended for members from that region to share and discuss their passion of Mercs , AMG’s and possibly exotics, is in itself racist.

Had you posted a thread like this in OT, I’m pretty sure it would’ve been perceived as funny and entertaining, and no one would’ve taken offence from it, including anyone from the Middle-East.

But to come to the Middle-East section and start such a thread, you’re basically implying that everyone in the Middle-East supports these cruel practices, which is entirely wrong. For one, I’m speaking from my own experience of living in Dubai at one point in my life. Citizens there are open minded, friendly, well informed, and most importantly, punishments are fair and do not include stoning in any way, form or shape!! Similarly developed countries in the Middle-East, do not support nor practice cruel and inhuman punishments.

From a quick Google search, it seems like only a handful of countries in the Middle-East still support or practices these cruel forms of punishments, and that’s a shame. They are Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Iran only (Feel free to correct me if I’m wrong on the list). With that said, there are 21 other countries in the Middle East, that’s close to 90% of countries in the Middle-East that don’t support nor practice these types of punishments.

Here is news flash for you, did you know the practice of stoning was referred to in Greek history, as well as Christian, Jewish texts? And not mentioned anywhere in the Koran!!

Torah
The Torah of the Jews, which is contained in the Old Testament of the Christian Bible and as such serves as a common religious reference, prescribes death by stoning for a long series of offenses, namely:
• Touching Mount Sinai while God was giving Moses the Ten Commandments (Exodus 19:13)
• An ox that gores someone to death should be stoned (Exodus 21:28)
• Breaking the Shabbat (Numbers 15:32-36)
• Giving one's "seed" (presumably one's offspring) "to Molech" (Leviticus 20:2-5)
• Having a "familiar spirit" (or being a necromancer) or being a "wizard" (Lev. 20:27)
• Cursing God (Lev. 24:10-16)
• Engaging in idolatry (Deuteronomy 17:2-7) or seducing others to do so (Deut. 13:7-12)
• "Rebellion" against parents (Deut. 21,21)
• Getting married as though a virgin, when not a virgin (Deut. 22:13-21)
• Sexual intercourse between a man and a woman engaged to another man (both should be stoned, Deut. 22:23-24)
[edit] Mishna
The Mishna gives the following list of persons who should be stoned (Sanhedrin Chapter 7, p. 53a [1])
• A man who has sexual intercourse with one of the following (see Lev. 20, which however does not specify the form of execution):
his mother
his father's wife
his daughter-in-law
another man
an animal ("bestiality")
• A woman who allows an animal to have sexual intercourse with her
• A blasphemer
• An idolater
• One who gives his seed to Molech
• A necromancer or wizard
• One who desecrates the sabbath
• One who curses his father and mother
• One who has sexual intercourse with a betrothed maiden
• One who incites or instigates (toward idolatry)
• A sorcerer
• A wayward and rebellious son
And just to quickly clarify the misunderstanding of stoning in Islam, it is not prescribed or mentioned anywhere in the holy Koran text itself. It was created back when no powerful governments existed (No law enforcements, detectives, criminal databases etc…) . Tribes created these sever punishment laws. It was created in the case a person transgresses the limits beyond all bounds of decency to commit zina (intercourse) in 'public', then Islam provides severe chastisement to safeguard the family and to save society from corruption and destruction and the punishment acts as a strong 'deterrent' to others. it is extremely rare in practice as during the last fourteen centuries of Islamic history only fourteen cases of stoning could hardly be numbered in all that time. Today, most developed Islamic countries do not use these severe and cruel punishments, for obvious reasons, they are cruel and inhuman, additionally; a government has all sorts of resources to protect and prosecute criminals fairly.

Again, I posted this thread because I was disappointed at the direction this section was headed to. I saw this section as a great opportunity for us here in the US, to connect with some of Middle-easterners’ Elite Merc, AMG and Exotic owners. I have seen and witnessed some insane projects coming out of that area, like the Bi-turboed C32, and SLR engine retrofitted into an SLK etc…. and I would love to see more. But with the direction this section is headed, I’m afraid it will deter these true die hard enthusiasts from joining and sharing invaluable projects and info with everyone.
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Old Feb 27, 2009 | 01:18 PM
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The stoning post is not satirizing Islam, or the Koran, or the Torah. It is satirizing the contemporary practice of execution by stoning, for crimes such as being raped.

To the extent that the perpetrators of these practices justify them by the Koran or Hadith or Islam, those topics are introduced into the discussion. But you notice that the original post did not mention them.

Sure, it's not a pleasant topic. But the incivility does not stem from the discussion, in my opinion.
Old Feb 27, 2009 | 01:45 PM
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And while we're on the topic, the method of stoning referred to in the Torah was quite different than used in Iran, Somalia, Nigeria, etc. It used a single boulder as a coup de grace, specifically to insure an instantaneous and humane death. Furthermore, there is evidence that capital punishment was rarely performed in ancient Israel. From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoning :
There are only scarce mentions of such a punishment being actually legally inflicted. There are three cases in the Bible (see list below) in which a person was stoned to death as a punishment. But there are also five or six cases where someone was stoned by a mob, or not in a legal fashion. A detailed recorded case of stoning occurs in the Book of Joshua (7, 24) when a man named Achan (עכן) was found to have kept loot from Jericho, a conquered Canaanite city, in his tent.

As manifest also in Jewish sources contemporary with and prior to early Christianity, particularly the Mishnah, doubts were growing in Jewish society about the morality of capital punishment in general and stoning in particular. For example, according to Rabban Shimon ben Gamliel in the time when the religious courts had authority over capital punishment, a court that executed more than 1 person in 70 years was a "bloody court".[1] In the following centuries the leading Jewish sages imposed so many restrictions on the actual implementation of capital punishment - especially, many difficult to fulfill conditions for a testimony to be admissible (Sanhedrin) - as to make the imposition of capital punishment virtually impossible in practice.

The Talmud limits the use of the death penalty to Jewish criminals who: (a) while about to do the crime were warned not to commit the crime while in the presence of two witnesses (and only individuals who meet a strict list of standards are considered acceptable witnesses); and (b) having been warned, committed the crime in front of the same two witnesses.[citation needed]

The Talmudic method of how stoning is to be carried out differs from mob stoning such as implied by the story of Jesus and the woman taken in adultery in the Gospel of John. According to the Jewish Oral Law, after the Jewish criminal has been determined as guilty before the Great Sanhedrin, the two valid witnesses and the sentenced criminal go to the edge of a high place. From there the two witnesses are to push the criminal off. After the criminal has fallen, the two witnesses are to drop a large boulder onto the criminal - requiring both of the witnesses to lift the boulder together. If the criminal did not die from the fall or from the crushing of the large boulder, then any people in the surrounding area are to quickly cause him to die by stoning with whatever rocks they can find.
Furthermore, several of the Hadith references in which the Prophet orders death by stoning refer to lesser penalties (blackening the face to humiliate) that were actually meted out for crimes that were technically punishable by stoning. It is the clear point of these passages that Mohammed does not approve the Jews' judicial leniency and follows the letter of the law that the Jews themselves don't.

http://www.faithfreedom.org/Articles/stoning.htm

But again, this is not about religion or history. It's about barbaric practices performed by certain states on their citizens today.
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Originally Posted by STLTH_AMG
It was created in the case a person transgresses the limits beyond all bounds of decency to commit zina (intercourse) in 'public', then Islam provides severe chastisement to safeguard the family and to save society from corruption and destruction and the punishment acts as a strong 'deterrent' to others.
It is odd that you would get all upset about this regional forum as an insult to Islam when you, more than anyone else, are linking the practice to the religion.

What's more, why did you detail the justification if you believe it's wrong? "Safeguard the family and to save society"? Are you serious?
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Hey Guys... Easy on STLTH... I know him... he is not dbag or a punk. He is pretty cool and I don't think you would see him as one religion or another... but just simply someone who likes benzes...

You all know me... I will vouch for him... keep this thread civil, he is not threatening to beat anyone up and def isnt bashing anyone either
Is he Arab or Muslim? Do I know him? I will make the final decision on this one. Especially seeing you texted me about your awesome lunch. So therefore, you lose power for 2 days.
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Is he Arab or Muslim? Do I know him? I will make the final decision on this one. Especially seeing you texted me about your awesome lunch. So therefore, you lose power for 2 days.
I am not sure which he is... and no you have not met him before... and the shrimp were actually fried in old oil it tastes like... but the roast beef was seriously awesome...you should of asked me to bring you one...I have a whole hour for lunch
Old Feb 27, 2009 | 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Glasgow Gold
It is odd that you would get all upset about this regional forum as an insult to Islam when you, more than anyone else, are linking the practice to the religion.

What's more, why did you detail the justification if you believe it's wrong? "Safeguard the family and to save society"? Are you serious?
You sir are an artist, taking my text out of its context, nice try!! Please read the whole paragraph in it's full context, or at least quote it correctly! Stoning or any other harsh forms of cruel punishments, is absolutely wrong for our age and day. I tried to clarify as to its origins, which most likely debuted from other religions as I stated above. It is unfortunate and sad that some countries in the Middle-east and other continents still practice such cruel and barbaric punishments.

I did not get upset about the regional forum as an insult to Islam, nothing in here that directly offended Islam. I did however get disappointed at the stereotyping taking place towards Middle-easterners. A middle-eastern car enthusiast would probably read this section, and move on. He’d want nothing to do with the clowning and mockery taking place. It's such a shame, I was looking forward to mature and informative threads and posts in this section.
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I am not sure which he is... and no you have not met him before... and the shrimp were actually fried in old oil it tastes like... but the roast beef was seriously awesome...you should of asked me to bring you one...I have a whole hour for lunch
Now you add that in? You lose power for 1 full week my friend. Well if I don't know STLTH you folks will have to wait for the correct analysis.
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Is he Arab or Muslim? Do I know him? I will make the final decision on this one. Especially seeing you texted me about your awesome lunch. So therefore, you lose power for 2 days.
I don't think whether I'm Arab or Muslim is relevant, I didn't start the thread to talk about me. I can tell you one thing for sure though, I am a multi-cultural open minded individual. And no, I don't believe I've had the pleasure of meeting you Jen, although I've heard a lot about you
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And just to quickly clarify the misunderstanding of stoning in Islam, it is not prescribed or mentioned anywhere in the holy Koran text itself. It was created back when no powerful governments existed (No law enforcements, detectives, criminal databases etc…) . Tribes created these sever punishment laws. It was created in the case a person transgresses the limits beyond all bounds of decency to commit zina (intercourse) in 'public', then Islam provides severe chastisement to safeguard the family and to save society from corruption and destruction and the punishment acts as a strong 'deterrent' to others. it is extremely rare in practice as during the last fourteen centuries of Islamic history only fourteen cases of stoning could hardly be numbered in all that time. Today, most developed Islamic countries do not use these severe and cruel punishments, for obvious reasons, they are cruel and inhuman, additionally; a government has all sorts of resources to protect and prosecute criminals fairly.
If there have been more stoning sentences handed down by modern governments in the last 10 years than in the previous 1,400 years why doesn't the Islamic world rise up with one voice to condemn them? How does the definition of "adultery" to include a 13-year old victim of rape by a married man make sense in any context? We are not talking about tribes. We're talking about courts empowered by powerful states like Iran and Nigeria.

Historical justification of this practice is tantamount to approval.
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I am not sure which he is... and no you have not met him before... and the shrimp were actually fried in old oil it tastes like... but the roast beef was seriously awesome...you should of asked me to bring you one...I have a whole hour for lunch
Quality roast beef in the city? where? please do share!!
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Now you add that in?
Power re-instated... I told you to tell me if you ever wanted one... because you forgot... you have now lost power for 2 days...

and in that case I say Northend tomorrow night... Thats just me though...

Stlth you working tomorrow night at rev? are you still there?
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Quality roast beef in the city? where? please do share!!
Kelly's Roast Beef!!! I work in Natick so I went to the one at Jordan's but the original is in Rever... by the way we have a meet coming up if you wanna swing by
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Originally Posted by 55fanatic
Power re-instated... I told you to tell me if you ever wanted one... because you forgot... you have now lost power for 2 days...

and in that case I say Northend tomorrow night... Thats just me though...

Stlth you working tomorrow night at rev? are you still there?
Rev work was a short term gig, I had the pleasure of meeting some interesting celebrities while working there, it was fun while it lasted . Nevertheless, that place is still one of my favorite places to hang out at, let me know if you ever wanted to go, the owner and Manager are both good friends of mine!

Kelly’s have good roast beef sandwiches, agree with you on that! I thought you knew of another place thought, a delicious roast beef usually always makes my day!!

When is the meet? Send me more info plz!
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Rev work was a short term gig, I had the pleasure of meeting some interesting celebrities while working there, it was fun while it lasted . Nevertheless, that place is still one of my favorite places to hang out at, let me know if you ever wanted to go, the owner and Manager are both good friends of mine!

Kelly’s have good roast beef sandwiches, agree with you on that! I thought you knew of another place thought, a delicious roast beef usually always makes my day!!

When is the meet? Send me more info plz!
there is also a place Bill and Bob's in Woburn... the pizza rolls they have are good too... as for the meet... check out the New England section or the events section
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It is. I'm still trying to figure out the minivan and hotel crimes. It seems a red roof is grounds for burning down a hotel with residents in place. I guess the Bloods are haram.
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Slideshow: A well-used 1991 Mercedes-Benz 300D with more than one million miles is now looking for a new owner, and it still appears ready for more.

By Verdad Gallardo | 2026-04-10 10:05:15


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