"Chopping the thieving hand. Other Sharia punishments include stoning homosexuals to death... Biting the hand - teaching this barbarism in Islamic schools in modern tolerant Britain." 3 December 2010

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"Chopping the thieving hand. Other Sharia punishments include stoning homosexuals to death... Biting the hand - teaching this barbarism in Islamic schools in modern tolerant Britain." 3 December 2010

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A Muslim extremist teaches the virtues of traditional Sharia punishments like 'chopping the thieving hand' and 'stoning homosexuals to death' and goes on to include 'biting the feeding hand' by 'teaching this barbarism in Islamic schools in modern tolerant Britain' Context; A British network of more than 40 part-time Islamic schools and clubs with 5,000 students has been teaching from a Saudi Arabian government curriculum that contains anti-Semitic and homophobic views, including a textbook t...

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Date created

2010

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22705811

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Great Britain

Related subjects

Homophobia / Islamic fundamentalism / Stoning (Islamic law) / Toleration / Great Britain

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