Sick mother fckers!

[shaamboo]

April 13, 2009
Saudi judge refuses to annul marriage of 8-year-old girl
Posted: 04:00 PM ET
FROM CNN’s Jack Cafferty:

Last week in the Cafferty File we told you about a new Afghan law that legalizes rape. This week’s outrage story comes courtesy of another one of our allies in the Mideast, Saudi Arabia — where a judge has refused for a second time to annul a marriage between an eight-year-old girl and a 47-year-old man.



The Saudi girl pictured here (unrelated to this particular news item) buys a soft drink as her mother waits for her in the city of Jeddah.

The same judge rejected a petition back in December from the girl’s mother, who was trying to get a divorce for her daughter. A relative of the girl tells CNN that the Saudi judge says he’s sticking by his earlier verdict, and that the girl can petition the court for a divorce once she reaches puberty.

The mother’s lawyer says that it was the eight-year-old girl’s father who arranged the marriage in order to settle his debts with the man. The judge required the girl’s husband to sign a pledge that he wouldn’t have sex with her until she reaches puberty. Right.

Child marriage is a controversial topic in the Saudi kingdom. Human rights groups have been calling on the government to pass laws that would protect young girls. But the country’s top cleric says it’s okay for girls as young as 10 to get married.

This stuff is beyond sick. But there isn’t much the U.S. can do or say… is there? We’re completely dependent on Saudi Arabia’s oil. Saudi Arabia — the country that gave us many of the 9/11 hijackers and a place where it’s alright for grown men to marry children.

Pretty disgusting.

Here’s my question to you: What does it mean when a Saudi judge refuses to annul a marriage between an 8-year-old girl and a 47-year-old man?

Interested to know which ones made it on air?


Linda writes:
How disgusting. Women’s rights and even their lives are at risk in those totally backward, cave-dwelling countries. Oh, and by the way, it is done in the name of religion. I know that the Good Lord did not intend for this to happen to children. But, let’s just keep buying that oil and bowing to the Saudis and all the other cave dwellers!

Dan from Chantilly, Virginia writes:
This is why we have separation of church and state. When you mix religion and politics, everybody loses. In a perfect world, religion would be a source of morality. In the real world, it’s a source of justification for immoral acts.

Ron writes:
It means that the U.S. has no say whatsoever in the affairs of another sovereign nation. We may not like situations like this but it’s none of our business. We also don’t need to look beyond our borders to find these types of arranged marriages. Have we so soon forgotten about Warren Jeffs and his ranch?

Samir from Florida writes:
As a Muslim, I am disgusted. Muslims keep trying to improve our image with all that is going on, but it is an uphill battle.

Lou writes:
It means that for all our bellyaching about what a mess we are as Americans right now, the truth is we do a lot of things right. Democracy and freedom look pretty good when faced with crazy stories like this one.

Stacy writes:
Maybe Obama should bow to the King a couple of more times and see what we can get!

JD from New Hampshire writes:
If this story doesn’t make you want to use solar power, wind power and anything else other than Middle East oil, I don’t know what will. It’s sick and sad and if we weren’t at their mercy for our energy needs we might be able to squawk about it and make a difference. We’re as powerless as the little 8-year-old girl.

Filed under: Saudi Arabia



http://caffertyfile.blogs.cnn.com/2009/ ... -old-girl/

[Sagaashan]

who is sick; the story or the comments that follow it?

[Grant]

"Child marriage is a controversial topic in the Saudi kingdom. Human rights groups have been calling on the government to pass laws that would protect young girls. But the country’s top cleric says it’s okay for girls as young as 10 to get married."

If I am not mistaken, limits at both eight and ten constitute bidca. The Nejd is going to be outraged if any of this is actually enforced.

[Firefly]

Grant,

Even with marriage there are conditions. The person has to be mentally fit, and mature. I don't know if it's bidca to put a limit on the age, but there are prerequisites that must be attained before an individual can even consider marriage. In the end, it's upto the parents to decide at what age they want to marry off their child.

The Afghan Law has nothing to do with Islam it was created by a minority Shia community, and it looks like its a twisted political game.

[American-Suufi]

Grant,

Even with marriage there are conditions. The person has to be mentally fit, and mature. I don't know if it's bidca to put a limit on the age, but there are prerequisites that must be attained before an individual can even consider marriage. In the end, it's upto the parents to decide at what age they want to marry off their child.

The Afghan Law has nothing to do with Islam it was created by a minority Shia community, and it looks like its a twisted political game.

the girl is saudi wahabi aka salafi. do you think an 8 year old child should be left left to her parent's whims to marry her while alshabab are forcing mature somali women 2 ear niqaab? hypocrites.

[Firefly]

Grant,

Even with marriage there are conditions. The person has to be mentally fit, and mature. I don't know if it's bidca to put a limit on the age, but there are prerequisites that must be attained before an individual can even consider marriage. In the end, it's upto the parents to decide at what age they want to marry off their child.

The Afghan Law has nothing to do with Islam it was created by a minority Shia community, and it looks like its a twisted political game.

the girl is saudi wahabi aka salafi. do you think an 8 year old child should be left left to her parent's whims to marry her while alshabab are forcing mature somali women 2 ear niqaab? hypocrites.

Listen, I've just stated my views, and I'm entitled to them, I don't see no reason for you to attack me.

To me, the girl is not Saudi wahabi aka salafi (whatever that is) she's a Muslim. No, I don't think parents should marry off their eight or ten year old daughters, but I'm not in a position to tell parents how to treat their children and at what age they should marry them off. It's up to the parents to decide, but I don't have to agree with their decision.

What does Al-Shabaab have to do with this?

[American-Suufi]

Grant,

Even with marriage there are conditions. The person has to be mentally fit, and mature. I don't know if it's bidca to put a limit on the age, but there are prerequisites that must be attained before an individual can even consider marriage. In the end, it's upto the parents to decide at what age they want to marry off their child.

The Afghan Law has nothing to do with Islam it was created by a minority Shia community, and it looks like its a twisted political game.

the girl is saudi wahabi aka salafi. do you think an 8 year old child should be left left to her parent's whims to marry her while alshabab are forcing mature somali women 2 ear niqaab? hypocrites.

Listen, I've just stated my views, and I'm entitled to them, I don't see no reason for you to attack me.

To me, the girl is not Saudi wahabi aka salafi (whatever that is) she's a Muslim. No, I don't think parents should marry off their eight or ten year old daughters, but I'm not in a position to tell parents how to treat their children and at what age they should marry them off. It's up to the parents to decide, but I don't have to agree with their decision.

What does Al-Shabaab have to do with this?

i respect you to express your opinion but you deviated from the article and commented on shia afghanis. though i may not like your views but i will die defending for you to say your opinion.

saudis are mothers of wahabism and salafis and most of them dont regard girls and females as humans.

alshabab are forcing females to wear niqaab like saudis.

[Firefly]

American Suufi,

Thank you for that. I didn't deviate from the article, if you read the article it makes a reference to the Afghani Law in the first sentence. I've commented largely on the Saudi girl, and only mentioned the Afghani Law in my last sentence.

I can see you don't like Saudis, and I've also seen from your posts on this forum that you don't like Somalis either.

[shaamboo]

that is not an argument . NO one or NO man respects a women the way they are suppose to its a mans nature freaking hate when narrow minded people come up with muslims dont treat women well bs. Show me one country or westren country who treats women like a man ???? most women in the west dont make the same amount of their male co-worker. Hillary c. was a proof remember how ill they were talking about her during this past election?? fck i hate hypocrates

[surrender]

The mother’s lawyer says that it was the eight-year-old girl’s father who arranged the marriage in order to settle his debts with the man. The judge required the girl’s husband to sign a pledge that he wouldn’t have sex with her until she reaches puberty. Right.

acuudu bilaahi minashaydhaani rajiim. yaahuu!!! what ever happened to the world!

[American-Suufi]

American Suufi,

Thank you for that. I didn't deviate from the article, if you read the article it makes a reference to the Afghani Law in the first sentence. I've commented largely on the Saudi girl, and only mentioned the Afghani Law in my last sentence.

I can see you don't like Saudis, and I've also seen from your posts on this forum that you don't like Somalis either.

i dont hate saudis, i have saudi relatives who are well educated and i dont like qawiilist somalis who act like the traditional saudi tribal people.
what do u know of saudis?

[HELWAA]

Aniga horta waxa iga yaabiysay inan yar oo 10 sano jirta oo naaso iyo wax toona lahayn muxuu nin wayn oo 40kii kor oo dhaafey ku falaya?..that is just disgraceful ..ish

[American-Suufi]

Aniga horta waxa iga yaabiysay inan yar oo 10 sano jirta oo naaso iyo wax toona lahayn muxuu nin wayn oo 40kii kor oo dhaafey ku falaya?..that is just disgraceful ..ish

under salafi/wahabi doctrine a female has no choice. they kill by stonning raped girls like happened under alshabab in kismayo because they percieve it is the victim who admitted having sex because she cant produce wittnesses of her rape. dna which is 99.9% valid and accurate is not admissible for her. allah swt asked us to use logic and our education.

[Firefly]

American Suufi,

Thank you for that. I didn't deviate from the article, if you read the article it makes a reference to the Afghani Law in the first sentence. I've commented largely on the Saudi girl, and only mentioned the Afghani Law in my last sentence.

I can see you don't like Saudis, and I've also seen from your posts on this forum that you don't like Somalis either.

i dont hate saudis, i have saudi relatives who are well educated and i dont like qawiilist somalis who act like the traditional saudi tribal people.
what do u know of saudis?

I didn't say that you hate them, but you clearly don't like them. And you don't like qawiilist Somalis, which is fair enough.

What do I know of Saudis? Some are Muslims, and some are not. Is there anything else I should know about them?

[American-Suufi]

uqtii this what you concluded in your post regardless of the girl's age while you were defending that action as islam;

"In the end, it's upto the parents to decide at what age they want to marry off their child."

i never met a non saudi muslim. this is salafi aka wahabi culture.