Ms. Dina Khan
What's good about being "hot tempered"?
Doesn't Islam teaches us to be patient & modest?
Thanks for your patience, anyway !
Syed Aslam
On 5/26/08, dina khan <dina30_khan@yahoo.com> wrote:
They are hot tempered no doubt but they are honest religious minded blindly faith on Allah but they are not modern educated & they do not know modern technic to show themselves as so called modern civilized.
--- On Mon, 26/5/08, Helal@yahoo.com <Helal@yahoo.com> wrote:
From: Helal@yahoo.com <Helal@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [chottala.com] Re: These inhuman Saudis! And these Arabs - Disgrace for mankind
To: chottala@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, 26 May, 2008, 8:25 PM
Dear Tayeb bhai and All:Salaam. I also agree with lot of things Tayeb bhai mentioned in the mail. Even though I was never been in the Middle East but I heard enough from my near and dear ones about the double standard behavior of Arab folks. Fortunately, I came to know so many of Arabs in the USA and I constantly bring it to their attention… how they should treat their fellow poor Muslims or non-Muslims when they go back to their home countries. I also always used to tell them it was our Prophet's good behavior and later on Muslims good behavior brought ISALM all over the globe.Anyhow, ONE thing I want to remind myself and all of us in this forum is that Allah Rabbul A'alameen is ABOVE all the sins.Some of us may disagree with the above statement however, I thought it was my responsibility to bright it to myself and everyone's attention.May Allah forgive our sins and keep us under HIS mercy.Thanks.Helal
naderchowdhury <naderchowdhury@ yahoo.com> wrote:Dear All,
Thanks to Mr Tayeb Hasan and Syed Aslam to write on this issue. I
have gone through this mail. I find it nearly 100% correct.
most Saudi people are inhuman. They practice islam for nameshake.
real disgrace to mankind.
Nader
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> Subject: [chottala.com] These inhuman Saudis! And these Arabs -
Disgrace for mankind
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> http://www.banglade sh-web.com/ view.php? hidRecord= 200971
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> Millions of poor people from all over the world come to Arab
kingdoms to work because they are poor and need work for a living.
These poor workers give their blood and build these brutish peoples'
homes and palaces, work in their factories and infra-structure
buildings and in exchange they offer them a little petrodollar and
the most inhuman treatment that we read everyday in international
newspapers.
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> Allah must have committed a great sin by giving so much oil to
these Saudis and the Arabs, the worst mankind in the world I
suppose. With their oil money they have built their societies that
are so inhuman and so much devoid of human conscience! Millions of
poor people from all over the world come to Arab kingdoms to work
because they are poor and need work for a living. These poor workers
give their blood and build these brutish peoples' homes and palaces,
work in their factories and infra-structure buildings and in
exchange they offer them a little petrodollar and the most inhuman
treatment that we read everyday in international newspapers. The
western media, if and when something bad happens in China, Myanmar
or in Zimbabwe or countries they do not like, are very vocal and go
on reporting and condemning such things for weeks or months but they
speak very mildly the inhuman things the Saudis and the other rich
Arab countries do to people from poor
> countries working for peanuts in these oil rich Arab lands.
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> The Arabs treat very respectfully to Europeans and especially
their employees from Western Europe and North America but their
behaviour to people from poor countries are subhuman and most
brutish. This is very much true when they employ women from India,
Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines and other
countries in Asia as home maids. They employ these poor women for
very little money and force them to work 15-16 hours a day. Often
they do not get any break and work 7 days a week. Their work-hours
could be any time at day or at night.
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> These women get their jobs paying good amount as fees to local
employment agencies in their own countries. These local employment
agencies arrange jobs in collusion with similar organizations in
Arab countries. The usual practice is to pay the local agents, quite
substantial amount by the local standard and often these poor people
arrange the amount by selling the land or such small properties they
own, get the job and come to work in an Arab country. On arrival the
domestic women workers need to surrender their passports and other
documents to the employers, start working and with the works the
real ordeal begins.
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> Many foreign domestic maids in Saudi Arabia and other Arab
countries work in harsh circumstances and very often suffer abuse by
their employers. Often they do not get the salary they are promised,
they need to work very long hours every day and no compensation for
long working hours and no complain to be made but to work, work and
work as ordered.
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> The ordeal of young women are further more complicated for the
employers' sex lust. Often the employers sexually violate the young
employees by force and making any complain or reporting it means
inviting serious problems. Generally there is nobody to listen to
them and what the employers say are the only truths. In Arab
countries justice system does not work when it involves foreign
workers from the poor countries. In March 2007 I met 4 women from
Bangladesh at Doha airport while flying by Qatar Airlines from
Frankfurt to Dhaka who told me their ordeal in Saudi Arabia. Each of
these women paid above 80,000 or so Taka to get jobs as domestic
servant in Saudi kingdom and on arrival they faced the same horrible
situation. They worked 3 months in the kingdom and were not paid a
cent for their hard work. The employers had something else in their
minds until the moment came for real action.
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> These women were not young and they wanted to send them back home.
So they let them work day and night long 3 months to earn enough for
the air ticket to Dhaka and then they bought one way tickets for
each one of them and then bundled them home to Bangladesh via Doha.
I could see they were lucky. At least they were not sexually
molested, thanks to their advanced age.
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> Today (23d May 2008) I read in BBC a tragic story of an Indonesian
woman, Nour Miyati, and unfortunately the poor woman was not so
lucky. This 25 years old woman contracted gangrene after allegedly
being tied up for a month and left without food in 2005. She had to
have several fingers and toes amputated. Human Rights Watch says
that Miyati was treated in a Riyadh hospital in March 2005 for
gangrene, malnourishment and other injuries. The case was taken up
by human rights group and the cruel employer family was brought to
justice. Then again, what is justice in a country where this sort of
criminality is a norm of most of the employers' psyche? A judge in
Riyadh gave a verdict on the case on last Monday and awarded $670
damages to the maid but dropped all charges against her employers.
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originally sentenced to 35 lashes, had her sentence overturned. A
Saudi judgment earlier had convicted Miyati for falsely accusing her
employers and sentenced to 79 lashes. On his judgment the horrendous
Bedouin judge in Riyadh on last Monday found the female employer not
guilty, despite her earlier admission and 'compelling physical
evidence' on Miyati's body, the human rights group says.
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I read in BBC world news 3 / 4 years ago. 'After three months, I
asked Madam for my salary and she started to beat me with iron bars
and wooden sticks', the maid was explaining of her time in Saudi
Arabia. 'Sometimes she would take a hot iron and burn me or heat up
a knife and put it on my body'. Readers may see similar stories in
http://news. bbc.co.uk/ 2/hi/south_ asia/3204297. stm
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> In modern time numbers of migrant workers are innumerable. Nowhere
had they got equal treatment as the local workers but little
fairness must be there, at least that is what my experience in
Europe over 3 decades. But Arabs' treatments to poor migrant workers
are most horrendous and utterly inhuman. Indeed treating migrant
workers such inhuman way is unique and unparallel as we hear of in
cases from Saudi kingdom and other Arab countries. The case of Saudi
Arabia, the land of Prophet of Islam and where the holy Kaaba is
situated makes one ponder how come this people could be so cruel
whereas Islam is said to be a religion of peace and its inherent
power is supposed to be equality of mankind. Those Muslims who go to
Mecca for religious purpose need to contemplate for a while if it is
worth performing Hajj in a country that is inhabited by so many
inhuman people and who is devoid of humanity in such a colossal
scale among the people of the world. I need
> not mention that Saudi government is undemocratic, un-Islamic and
one of the most barbarian one in the planet.
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> e-mail: th12sw@yahoo. com
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