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| Re: SA Rejects Registration Of 'islamic State' Party Calling For Sharia Law - PHOTOS by seunayantokun(m): 3:28am On Jul 19, 2025*. Modified: 3:47am On Jul 19, 2025 |
An example of countries rejecting what they love to see others swallow. They are in love with Hamas and its lie of occupation and apartheid: they should embrace it and register the party of peace of poisons, stings, and body bags. |
| Re: SA Rejects Registration Of 'islamic State' Party Calling For Sharia Law - PHOTOS by Lionessza6(f): 7:22am On Jul 19, 2025 |
RemoveKebab:Everyone has rights of worship in SA including satanists ...but there will always be limits to what your religion can do to expose others to danger or cause discomfort . A an African spiritualist for instance cannot just sacrifice an animal anywhere he or she wants, they must keep their beliefs in their places of worship or their ancestral villages . If the Muslims want their sharia, let them practice it among themselves in peace and not make it a national issue. If not then they must go and live in a Muslim country where they will have a right to do anything and everything Muslim without being questioned or criticized. Very easy ![]() |
| Re: SA Rejects Registration Of 'islamic State' Party Calling For Sharia Law - PHOTOS by KobolanderSegun: 1:54pm On Jul 19, 2025 |
WizardOfNG:Religious Fundamentalists are simply stupid, how old is Christianity ? How old is Islam ? Christianity is 2,000 years, Islam. How old is mankind 75,000 - 200,000 years. If religion was so important religion would be as old as mankind. Religion is a good thing but asking for religious states is foolishness since religion is a personal choice. Amazing how idiots think the western Justice System is Christian, īts Greco Roman with Elements of common sense. |
| Re: SA Rejects Registration Of 'islamic State' Party Calling For Sharia Law - PHOTOS by WizardOfNG: 3:44pm On Jul 19, 2025 |
KobolanderSegun:Indeed. The most developed nations of the world are secular or, at worst, moderately religious because they accept that politics and public administration should be separated from religion. Politicians have no business advocating for religious control of the law of secular societies, through Sharia or similar, because secular law and Courts already exist to handle judicial matters. I wish South Africans well but hope they take a firm and principled stand against this 'incursion' as OBJ and Nigeria could not when Zamfara State, in 1999-2000, succeeded to become the first Nigerian State to enshrine Sharia into law with other Northern States following quickly. The rest, as they say, is history and we are now deplorably where we are today. |
| Re: SA Rejects Registration Of 'islamic State' Party Calling For Sharia Law - PHOTOS by RussellRutherfo: 3:35pm On Jul 25, 2025 |
Host78:Facts. This is largely their tactics. There is really few conversions to islam as compared to the conversions of even many Muslims to Christianity. Islam only grows by birthrate and violence and not by the religion itself which has no power to truly change any soul for positivity unlike Christianity that does. This is why Christians need to not only up their evangelism but ensure to breed more and more children. The minimum should be 6 children per Christian family. |
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...but there will always be limits to what your religion can do to expose others to danger or cause discomfort .