Saudi survey shows men blame women for rising cases of molestation
Saudi men believe women are to blame for the rising cases involving molestation of females on the grounds they are seduced by women’s excessive make up.
The findings were included in a survey conducted by the Riyadh-based King Abdul Aziz Centre for National Dialogue and involved 992 males and females.
The survey, carried by Saudi newspapers, found that 86.5 per cent of the men polled believe that women’s exaggeration in wearing make-up is the main cause of the rise in molestation cases in public places in the conservative Gulf Kingdom.
About 80 per cent of the total persons polled believe lack of deterrent penalties and the absence of specific anti-molestation laws are also to blame for the phenomenon.
The report said 91 per cent of the respondents, all aged above 19, believe another key factor is the “poor religious sentiment” while nearly 75 per cent said the problem is caused by lack of awareness campaigns and warning notices at most public places.
Re: lol Middle East
Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 5:29 am
by ehbes
finally some people who talk sense
Re: lol Middle East
Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 6:01 am
by nowaysj
In other words, the bitch asked for it.
Big ups Saudi Arabia. Can't wait for the olympics.
It is like an electric fence for your slaves. Totally understandable. I mean, what is a man to do when his women are attempting to flee his brutal treatment?
UAE awqaf fatwa for Muslims on Mission to Mars "In case a man travels to the Red Planet and is sure of no return, and probability of death is likely, then it is not allowed to travel to Mars"
Responding to a question raised in light of the media furore surrounding the issue of Muslims going on a mission to Mars, the Fatwa Committee of the General Authority for Islamic Affairs and Endowments (Awqaf) has stated priority is given to the safety of the human being.
“In case a man travels to the Red Planet and is sure of not returning; and probability of death is likely, then it is not allowed to travel to Mars,” it ruled.
The committee issued its fatwa on the religious principle of protecting human life.
It also stated the scientifically there is no confirmation of any life on Mars.
I miss karama 
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