Sri Lankans punished in Dubai for insulting Islam

[Mawathagama]

We do have a good educational system which i suppose is accessible to everyone for free.
No need to have any other system at all. We do NOT want brainwashing farms. That should be the end of the story.

Rightly said. But unfortunately Sri Lankan muslims are increasingly attending madrassas in every part of the country. Even those who do go to state run schools they still go to their islamic schools after school which has become a fashion now. You could see little girls of age 4, 5, 6 dressed in that black gunny sack with full head covered going to the mosque every evening in most of the areas. Time to end that!

 

[ruchira55]

onna ohoma kiyahanko

Nikan mokakda mokakda wage ban

 

[imhotep]

Rightly said. But unfortunately Sri Lankan muslims are increasingly attending madrassas in every part of the country. Even those who do go to state run schools they still go to their islamic schools after school which has become a fashion now. You could see little girls of age 4, 5, 6 dressed in that black gunny sack with full head covered going to the mosque every evening in most of the areas. Time to end that!

This registration story is just a farce. As far as I am aware all these existing Madrasas are ALREADY registered with the Department of Muslim Religious and Cultural Affairs. Pls correct me if I am wrong.
Regulating these will be another farce. There's only one obvious solution and I don't think anyone has the courage to do it.

 

[castellain]

It is necessary to monitor what is being taught in Madrasas. There was a secular Muslim community before, but they are also highly vulnerable to be wiped out by extremists because they only live with their community and they have to continue living in their community. Other than imposing laws, it is high time to do practical work.

 

[Mawathagama]

This registration story is just a farce. As far as I am aware all these existing Madrasas are ALREADY registered with the Department of Muslim Religious and Cultural Affairs. Pls correct me if I am wrong.
Regulating these will be another farce. There's only one obvious solution and I don't think anyone has the courage to do it.

As the govt came to power without the support of Muslims, and their voice being much more powerful than that of the minority Sinhalese, maybe the govt is trying to balance both sides but definitely there's hardly anything meaningful done against the menace that's Islam. Maybe after some time, if the govt establishes some reputation with the world bodies such as the UN they can take the next step, but until then this will be all I guess.

 

[Mawathagama]

It is necessary to monitor what is being taught in Madrasas. There was a secular Muslim community before, but they are also highly vulnerable to be wiped out by extremists because they only live with their community and they have to continue living in their community. Other than imposing laws, it is high time to do practical work.

Madrassa will always be a madarassa. They will have a syllabus but they will conduct "special workshops" in support of real Islam which is harmful for the society.

 

[imhotep]

As the govt came to power without the support of Muslims, and their voice being much more powerful than that of the minority Sinhalese, maybe the govt is trying to balance both sides but definitely there's hardly anything meaningful done against the menace that's Islam. Maybe after some time, if the govt establishes some reputation with the world bodies such as the UN they can take the next step, but until then this will be all I guess.

Let's hope for the best. I am not being racial or against any particular religion. But when a religion is used as a shield to cover extremism and/or terrorism, that cannot be tolerated. It's everyone's responsibility to respect each other. All minority religions always had that respect from the majority mostly. There's no need to go beyond the traditional ways we always had. All these madrasas are really unwanted. There were many muslim boys and girls who went to school with us. The ones wanted to get educated did, others went to gem & other businesses. There was no problem then and I don't think it's any different now.

 

[castellain]

Let's hope for the best. I am not being racial or against any particular religion. But when a religion is used as a shield to cover extremism and/or terrorism, that cannot be tolerated. It's everyone's responsibility to respect each other. All minority religions always had that respect from the majority mostly. There's no need to go beyond the traditional ways we always had. All these madrasas are really unwanted. There were many muslim boys and girls who went to school with us. The ones wanted to get educated did, others went to gem & other businesses. There was no problem then and I don't think it's any different now.

True. Appreciate your words.

 

[Mawathagama]

Let's hope for the best. I am not being racial or against any particular religion. But when a religion is used as a shield to cover extremism and/or terrorism, that cannot be tolerated. It's everyone's responsibility to respect each other. All minority religions always had that respect from the majority mostly. There's no need to go beyond the traditional ways we always had. All these madrasas are really unwanted. There were many muslim boys and girls who went to school with us. The ones wanted to get educated did, others went to gem & other businesses. There was no problem then and I don't think it's any different now.

Let's hope for the best and prepare for the worst if things don't get better. During my time we didn't even notice that a guy is muslim until the religion period during which he went to another class. We didn't have girls in our school but I've seen that some muslim school girls wore a thin scarf after school that was all.

They became religious and multiculturalism became a disaster.

 

[imhotep]

Let's hope for the best and prepare for the worst if things don't get better. During my time we didn't even notice that a guy is muslim until the religion period during which he went to another class. We didn't have girls in our school but I've seen that some muslim school girls wore a thin scarf after school that was all.

They became religious and multiculturalism became a disaster.

I didn't have muslim girls as classmates either.. but several traveled with me in the bus, same age or younger but we had close connections. They were not inside a gunny bag physically or mentally. They wore their proper school uniform as others and quite open minded. Also there was a muslim classmate who got a Distinction for Buddhism.

 

[Arthur Curry]

middle east giya nam e widiyata enna one..munge set ekath ekka giya lanakawe muslim un wenna one munwa report karala thiyenne.
naththam dubai police yen owa hoyanne nae..dubai giya nisa hodai saudi wage giya nam panapitin enna wenne nae..

 

[Mawathagama]

middle east giya nam e widiyata enna one..munge set ekath ekka giya lanakawe muslim un wenna one munwa report karala thiyenne.
naththam dubai police yen owa hoyanne nae..dubai giya nisa hodai saudi wage giya nam panapitin enna wenne nae..

ow. news eke thiyenne ekata wada karapu kattiya egollo allagatta kiyala.

 

[imhotep]

middle east giya nam e widiyata enna one..munge set ekath ekka giya lanakawe muslim un wenna one munwa report karala thiyenne.
naththam dubai police yen owa hoyanne nae..dubai giya nisa hodai saudi wage giya nam panapitin enna wenne nae..

True.. Saudi would have been a bit unimaginable. But the fine is far too unrealistic. Hope they waive it off after a while.

 

[Mawathagama]

I didn't have muslim girls as classmates either.. but several traveled with me in the bus, same age or younger but we had close connections. They were not inside a gunny bag physically or mentally. They wore their proper school uniform as others and quite open minded. Also there was a muslim classmate who got a Distinction for Buddhism.

ours were school buses reserved for each school so no girls there either but they were ctb buses, not private "school buses" like today. we travelled on the season ticket lol.
but anyway it seems that we belong to the last few generations schooled like that.

and I don't think that society will return even after a century, unless there would be popular uprisings from among muslims all over the world, and then a total revolution in which they will leave the religion en masse. just day dreaming lol.

 

[Arthur Curry]

ow. news eke thiyenne ekata wada karapu kattiya egollo allagatta kiyala.

ow math dakka eka..kohomath middle east wala muslim un enne hena ali oluwen bn giyapu un dannawa..un ekka ehe samakamiwa enna one
.lankawata awata passe ona deyak
dubai thmai sinhala wadima inne middle east walin eheth mehema nam anikwa ahanna deyak nae..

True.. Saudi would have been a bit unimaginable. But the fine is far too unrealistic. Hope they waive it off after a while.

government or embassy ya madihath unoth thamai.naththam decision eke wenasak wena ekak nae mcn..

 

[castellain]

Two Muslims studied with me at year 3. One was always lying. Means lying over anything. Other guy lied sometimes. But that bloke was quite okay. Problem in Sri Lanka is we must ensure the protection of current law. These fuckers want others to respect their laws while in every other country they want to implement their customs or laws.

 

[imhotep]

Two Muslims studied with me at year 3. One was always lying. Means lying over anything. Other guy lied sometimes. But that bloke was quite okay. Problem in Sri Lanka is we must ensure the protection of current law. These fuckers want others to respect their laws while in every other country they want to implement their customs or laws.

We shouldn't be having different laws. ONE SriLankan Nation and ONE Legal system.
Anyone can have their own customs in their privacy.

 

[hasithayad]

Who the fuck gives a scientific/empirical education in Madrasas? Just ask them to teach the fucking truth in schools or come to schools in a normal way.

 

[Emios]

puka deepanko 200lks