Thread by @JigraaJat

Islamists want to talk about womens rights & human rights, but;

Women are inferior under Islamic law;

their testimony in a court of law is worth half that of a man;

their movement is strictly restricted;

they cannot marry a non-Muslim man.

Non-Muslims living in Muslim countries have inferior status under Islamic law;

they may not testify against a Muslim.

In Saudi Arabia, following a tradition of Muhammed who said “Two religions cannot exist in the country of Arabia,”

Atheists in Muslim countries do not have “the right to life.”

They are to be killed.

Muslim doctors of law generally divide sins into great sins & little sins.

Of the seventeen great sins, unbelief is the greatest, more heinous than murder, theft, adultery, etc.

Slavery is recognized in the Qur’an.

Muslims are allowed to cohabit with any of their female slaves (Sura iv.3);

they are allowed to take possession of married women if they are slaves (Sura iv.28)

The legal procedure, under Islam, can hardly be called impartial or fair, for in the matter of witnesses all sorts of injustices emerge.

A non-Muslim may not testify against a Muslim.

For example, a Muslim may rob a non-Muslim in his home with impunity if there are no witnesses except the non-Muslim himself.

The evidence of Muslim women is admitted only very exceptionally and then only from twice the number required of men.

Quite clearly under Islam, one does not have the right to change one’s religion, if one is born into a Muslim family.

Applying double standards, Muslims are quite happy to accept converts to their religion, but a Muslim may not convert to another religion; this would be apostasy

Apostasy is punishable by death.

“Whosoever turns back from his belief, openly or secretly, take him and kill him wheresoever you find him, like any other infidel. Separate yourself from him altogether. Do not accept intercession in his regard.”

Baydawi (c.1291)

Converts who choose to stay in the Muslim country do so at great personal danger.
The convert has most of his rights denied him, identity papers are often refused him, so that he has difficulties leaving his country; his marriage is declared null and void, his children are taken

away from him to be brought up by Muslims, and he forfeits his rights of inheritance.

Often the family will take matters into their own hands and simply assassinate the apostate.

Certain posts are not permitted to non- Muslims. A recent example from Saudi Arabia makes the point. A group of Muslims working in a company owned by a Muslim were shocked when the Muslim owner appointed a new manager who was a Christian.

The Muslims demanded a religious ruling asking whether it was permissible under Islam to have a Christian in authority over them.
Sheikh Mannaa K. Al Qubtan at the Islamic Law College of Riyadh declared that it was intolerable under Islam that a non-Muslim should wield authority

over Muslims.

He pointed to two verses from the Qur’an to back up his argument:

Sura iv. 141: “Allah will not give the disbelievers triumph over the believers.”

Sura lxxiii.8: “Force and power belong to God, and to His Prophet, and to believers.”