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You cannot guarantee that. The media is curious to know everything. I agree with the judge security part. I know what terrorists are trained to do but how can you verify that Habib was trained to have all of this done to him and then lay the blame on America/Egypt/Australia? And as I said...

I don't need to see Michale Moore's film to confirm it (I haven't seen it yet). I already know about it.

*ahem* You obviously haven't read the post thoroughly

*cough**cough* nice speech there, keep it coming. I don't hate america. Just G.W.Bush and his friends. Hence the american government! edit: You haven't seem to read the second paragraph in my previous post which has nothing to do with the behalf of the people thingy

But the pakistani govn. doesn't necessarily represent the people. I mean, you can't say the same about australia: John howard thinks habib's guilty therefore all of australia must agree with him. If they still had some evidence, I'm sure they would've kept him locked up and have some sort of...

well, then the american government would've tried to find evidence to prove him guilty or create one. You how powerful America is. Except they couldn't. And I don't think you can speak on behalf of pakistani's. I'm pretty sure most of them would think he's innocent. I'm australian but I don't...

The reason why he's not answering those questions is because he's going to answer them in court and does not want to leak it to the media (yet). Otherise the media will crazy (as they tend to do at times). And how would you know what terrorists are trained to do? Have you managed to grab one...

AND that you cannot back up your claims by simply using a definition (and no primary information about islam) :rolleyes:

sorry easy but I'll have to disagree with you there. When you are becoming a muslim, you need to recite the shahada. (unless you're shia b/c I am sunni, this may be the reason. I has a disagreement with joujou before on something before we realised that we were from different branches of Islam)

and your point is.........

dude. it's different. there are so many ppl from different cultural background that follow the same religion. There, you got it now? I've gtg and get some sleep now cos unlike you, I have school tomorrow. Goodnight

which is caused because of what they did. And where is this quote from?

Culture is not religion Culture does not order us to pray 5 times a day Culture does not ask us to make at least a once in a lifetime opportunity annual pilgrimage Culture does not ask us to read the Qur'an. Whereas Islam does, need I say more? I'm sure you can see the difference.

well you asked if hijab was a culture which is commonly seen in Saudi Arabia so you were getting confused and in order to clear it up I provided my background. Geez, you need to learn so much. There are like some girls who don't even wear the hijab. Islam only recommends it for modesty. It does...

It's different. so what, you think slightly hitting on the arm with a rolled newspaper is the same as whacking your wife with a belt? No, I don't think so.

doing beat lightly is okay for eg. hitting lightly on the arm with a rolled newspaper as opposed to fully beating with a belt (completely forbidden). Yes. The Qur'an was revealed just over 1400 yeas ago, which mind you is a very long time.

that's not in this context. It's not beating. You cannot twist your words. And I don't think there's such thing as shooting someone in the arm lightly as opposed to shooting in the head. A bullet is a bullet. It cannot be shot lightly.

No, as joujou mentioned it's religion. Oh for crying out loud, you didn't stereotype me as an arab woman did you? Geez man, what people define Muslims these days???? My culture is indian/pakistani if you really wanted to know. I've said this before somewhere else and I'll say it again not all...

Lightly beating is totally different from strong beating. Hence the word "lightly" in brackets from the verse. Don't tell me you don't know the difference. And, it is totally different from the article one. :rolleyes:

no. They're totally two different things that shouldn't be put under one category. My culture is very different to my religion.