PROOF THAT ARABS AND THEIR VERSION OF ISLAM IS WRONG!!!!

[djibsomali]

Sunday 4 October 2009 (15 Shawwal 1430)

MAKKAH: A renowned 50-year-old history and culture professor at Makkah’s Umm Al-Qura died in an apparent suicide at his residence in the Aziziya district of the city on Saturday, shocking his students, friends and family.

Nasser Al-Harithy, who is author of 30 books and 70 research papers, apparently hung himself with a noose made from his headdress. His body was found hanging from a ceiling fan in his office by security officers.

Maj. Abdul Mohsen Al-Maiman, spokesman for Makkah police, said Al-Harithy’s death was a suicide. Security agents were, however, investigating whether there are any criminal motives behind the death.

“We have kept the body at the morgue of King Faisal Hospital and are investigating factors that might have led him to commit suicide,” he said, adding that police received a call from Al-Harithy’s family saying the professor had not left his office for two days. The family sought the help of the Civil Defense in breaking into the office. “We have gathered evidence from the site where the body was found to determine the cause of the professor’s death,” said the spokesman.

Sources close to the family told Arab News that Al-Harithy had no mental illness. His only health concern was that he was diabetic.

Al-Harithy’s friends were stunned at the news of his death. Abdul Rahman Al-Thubaity, director of Makkah Antiques, said: “We have lost a historical asset that cannot be valued by money. He had spent his whole life in research and reading historic events in the country.” Al-Thubaity added that he had contacted the professor two days ago and that he had agreed to attend a Supreme Commission for Tourism and Antiquities meeting.

Al-Harithy’s colleague at Umm Al-Qura University, Abdullah Al-Sharief, said the professor was an authority on history. “He was a beacon of knowledge and a man of good conduct and character. The university has lost one of its pillars. We pray to God that he shows His mercy to him,” he said.

Thamir Al-Harbi, director of the Institute of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques for Haj and Umrah Research, praised Al-Harithy’s contributions to research.

“He had dedicated his life to history and civilization, and in search of knowledge,” he said. Abdullah Al-Amri, head of the Department of Antiquities in Taif, said Al-Harithy’s death was a huge loss for history and civilization.

“He was always involved in research and studying, and in discovering antiquities that give insight into history,” said Al-Amri.

The focus of Al-Harithy’s research was the history of Makkah. His major works included an encyclopedia of Islamic antiquities in Makkah and a dictionary of antiquities. He has conducted research on Hejazi architecture, King Abdul Aziz’s architectural work, and the development of Makkah and its holy sites.

A graduate of Umm Al-Qura University, Al-Harithy obtained a doctorate degree in antiquities and Islamic arts, a master’s degree in Islamic antiquities, and a bachelor’s degree in civilization and Islamic systems. His last book, entitled “Islamic Antiquities in Makkah,” was published last Ramadan.

[djibsomali]

HOW YOU WILL SAY?

1st: A renowned 50-year-old history and culture professor at Makkah’s Umm Al-Qura
2nd:The focus of Al-Harithy’s research was the history of Makkah. His major works included an encyclopedia of Islamic antiquities in Makkah and a dictionary of antiquities
3rd:Thamir Al-Harbi, director of the Institute of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques for Haj and Umrah Research, praised Al-Harithy’s contributions to research.


what do you make of this???
and suicide???

arabs are the most ignorant how did they come out so quickly that it was a suicide???
and if it is a suicide then is their something wrong about their version of islam ??

cause i know there is something fishy about arabs and their vodka version of islam

[Rightwing]

In Saudi arabia anyone who does not associating wahhabism aka self-described Salafis is in deep trouble.

[Babygirl-]

1 man committed suicide, AND? do we know why? somalida always come to conclusion you would suck at being a Detective!

[sheekh-Farax-zero]

what this sad story has to do with islam and arabs?

[djibsomali]

two set of people here:
those that read the story and understand the underlying meanings.
and those that read the story as its narrated

[Rightwing]

two set of people here:
those that read the story and understand the underlying meanings.
and those that read the story as its narrated

[djibsomali]

rigthwing arabtaa waa inaa la iskaa ilaleeyoo!!!
there are a cancer to islam and what its stand for and have hijacked islam for a long time now.

do you know that their version of islam is so racist that it says this:

In the presence of an Arab a non-Arab shall not lead the congregation prayer, nor they are to be allowed to stand in the first row of prayer, nor to be entrusted with the job of guarding the frontiers or the post of a qadi.

[*Nobleman*]

Your focking obsessed, how the hell does one man's supposed suicide affect arabs and how they practice Islam. Explain the so called 'underlying' meaning you talk about.

[Rightwing]

dJ. True, sxb Pan-Arabic nationalism is the Wahabis who based on the 14th century pro arab Muslim theologian Ibn Taymiyya. Its wellknown that Saudi-funded Wahhabi hate non Arab preachers.Wahhabi want arabize the religion that's why punch of UIC had changed their names e.g. Calasow to Abu cuteyba bin hebel bin hebel .


LE JUSTICIER

[djibsomali]

HORTA DO THEY UPGRADE THE RELIGION TO SUIT THEM!
an now from a couple km from makkah and medina they have allowed and passed a religious decree that it is halal to have boyfriend and girlfriend.
and that free mixing is halal.
because they are the one who created this version if islam anyway and they can change it whenever they like


Saudi King's University Slammed for Coed Classes
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Published: September 30, 2009
Filed at 2:25 p.m. ET

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) -- A prominent Muslim cleric has criticized a new Saudi university launched by King Abdullah for allowing men and women to take classes together.

Sheik Saad Bin Naser al-Shethri, who is a member of the powerful government-sanctioned Supreme Committee of (Islamic) Scholars, was quoted Wednesday in the Al-Watan daily as demanding an end to coed classes at the newly opened King Abdullah Science and Technology University.

''Mixing is a great sin and a great evil,'' al-Shethri was quoted as saying. ''When men mix with women, their hearts burn and they will be diverted from their main goal (which is) ... education.''

Al-Shethri's comments indicate there may be significant opposition to the country's first fully integrated coed university among the kingdom's powerful religious establishment.

The multibillion dollar postgraduate institution, which officially opened its doors to students last week, has been touted by King Abdullah as a ''beacon of tolerance.'' The school boasts state-of-the-art labs, the world's 14th fastest supercomputer and one of the biggest endowments worldwide.

Saudi officials have envisaged the university as a key part of the kingdom's plans to transform itself into a global scientific hub -- its latest efforts to diversify its oil-reliant economy.

Al-Watan, which is owned by members of the royal family, accused al-Shethri of trying to undermine Abdullah's reforms and suggested such criticism breeds terrorism.

''This is what al-Qaida awaits as a pretext and justification'' for its actions, the paper's editor-in-chief, Jamal Kashukshi, said in an editorial.

Another pro-government daily, Al-Riyadh, also rejected al-Shethri's comments, describing them as ''a creed which puts us behind the rest of the Muslim world.''

More than 800 students from 61 different countries have enrolled at the school so far. The university aims to expand to around 2,000 students within eight to 10 years.

Of that total, 15 percent will be Saudi, university officials have said.

The Saudi government hopes that the school will succeed in promoting scientific freedom in a country where strict implementation of Islamic teachings has often been blamed for stifling innovation.

Abdullah has encouraged reforms in the oil-rich kingdom since becoming crown prince in 1982, and has intensified his efforts since assuming the thrown upon the death of his half brother, King Fahad, in 2005.

http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2009/09 ... .html?_r=1