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Mackerel
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Did you say ISIS fighters? fuck them, they have no respect for the persons who give birth to humanity. I am far from anything to do with feminism but I am even further away from anything to do with this:
"ISIS's 'Manifesto for Women' At the beginning of 2015, ISIS published what is believed to be the first document of its kind, a guideline for women under the title Women of the Islamic State: Manifesto and Case study. The manifesto was published in Arabic on various online Jihadi forums. It was translated by the British think tank the Quillam Foundation, a counter-terrorism organisation, and provides an insight into the lives of women within ISISxvi . The manifesto was drafted by the al-Khansaa Brigade, a female-militia setup of ISIS, largely comprising educated Western women. It operates as an ultra-oppressive police force, monitoring females. This police force imposes punishments on anyone who does not follow the strict guidelines of behaviour for women in this society. Enforceable rules include the requirement that all females dress only in black, including their shoes, cover every inch of their bodies, and wear gloves to cover their hands and fingersxvii. One of the leading figures in the al-Khansaa brigade is 20-year-old British girl Aqsa Mahmood. She was reported missing by her parents before surfacing in Syria, and has become one of the main female figures of ISIS through her social media activity. The role of women The manifesto in its translated form has 41 pages. It states that women should remain hidden and veiled. Fashion shops are banned and described as the work of the devil. It states that men and women are not equal. They have distinctly different roles under Islam. It is the fundamental function of a woman to become a mother and serve her husband and children. Women can only leave the house in exceptional circumstances – to wage Jihad, when there are no men available, or to study religion. Female doctors and teachers are permitted to leave their homes but must keep strictly to sharia guidelines as described by ISIS. The document further states that if a woman is forced to work outside the house, it should not be for more than three days a week, and should not involve long working hours. It condemns Western society as materialistic, causing women to depart from their role as wives and mothers. The Western model for woman has failed, it claims. Women who work take on "corrupted ideas and shoddyminded beliefs instead of religion (…)”. The model preferred by infidels in the West failed the minute that women were "liberated" from their cell in the house, it reports. The manifesto also accuses the ruling Royal family of Saudi Arabia of deviating from the true path of Islam - for example that Saudi officials do not seem religiously committed to the ban on woman driving, even if they impose it. Education and marriage The document gives a year-to-year guide on how a girl, later a woman, should live her life. In order to become a good housewife and mother, it encourages some education, mainly religiousxviii . The manifesto says: "From ages seven to nine, there will be three lessons: fiqh (understanding) and religion, Qur’anic Arabic (writing and reading) and science (accounting and natural sciences)". 14 "From ages 10 to 12, there will be more religious studies, especially fiqh, focusing more on fiqh related to women and the rulings on marriage and divorce. This is in addition to the other two subjects. Skills like textiles and knitting, basic cooking will also be part of girls’ education". "From 13 to 15, there will be more focus on sharia and as manual skills (especially those related to raising children) and less of the science, the basics of which will already have been taught. In addition, they will be taught Islamic history, the life of the prophet and his followers". The manifesto states that a girl can be married at the age of nine, and urges that all girls be married by the age of 16 or 17, while they are still "young and active". The manifesto cultivates a heavily propagated picture of women's lives in Raqqa and Mosul. It displays pictures of happy children playing in parks, elderly people sitting and eating together, and young girls and women in veil in female classes. A picture of a multinational society is presented, where men and women fulfil their duty according to their perception of Islam. The manifesto is written in Arabic and was not made available in other languages. Much of the ISIS propaganda is translated in many languages, and many experts therefore believe that the Manifesto is aimed at an Arabic audience. ISIS seem to be aware that this description of life as one of its members would repel potential female recruits from typical Western societies, and therefore adopt a different strategy when approaching women outside its territory." (ISIS AND PROPAGANDA: HOW ISIS EXPLOITS WOMEN by Mah-Rukh Ali)
"ISIS's 'Manifesto for Women' At the beginning of 2015, ISIS published what is believed to be the first document of its kind, a guideline for women under the title Women of the Islamic State: Manifesto and Case study. The manifesto was published in Arabic on various online Jihadi forums. It was translated by the British think tank the Quillam Foundation, a counter-terrorism organisation, and provides an insight into the lives of women within ISISxvi . The manifesto was drafted by the al-Khansaa Brigade, a female-militia setup of ISIS, largely comprising educated Western women. It operates as an ultra-oppressive police force, monitoring females. This police force imposes punishments on anyone who does not follow the strict guidelines of behaviour for women in this society. Enforceable rules include the requirement that all females dress only in black, including their shoes, cover every inch of their bodies, and wear gloves to cover their hands and fingersxvii. One of the leading figures in the al-Khansaa brigade is 20-year-old British girl Aqsa Mahmood. She was reported missing by her parents before surfacing in Syria, and has become one of the main female figures of ISIS through her social media activity. The role of women The manifesto in its translated form has 41 pages. It states that women should remain hidden and veiled. Fashion shops are banned and described as the work of the devil. It states that men and women are not equal. They have distinctly different roles under Islam. It is the fundamental function of a woman to become a mother and serve her husband and children. Women can only leave the house in exceptional circumstances – to wage Jihad, when there are no men available, or to study religion. Female doctors and teachers are permitted to leave their homes but must keep strictly to sharia guidelines as described by ISIS. The document further states that if a woman is forced to work outside the house, it should not be for more than three days a week, and should not involve long working hours. It condemns Western society as materialistic, causing women to depart from their role as wives and mothers. The Western model for woman has failed, it claims. Women who work take on "corrupted ideas and shoddyminded beliefs instead of religion (…)”. The model preferred by infidels in the West failed the minute that women were "liberated" from their cell in the house, it reports. The manifesto also accuses the ruling Royal family of Saudi Arabia of deviating from the true path of Islam - for example that Saudi officials do not seem religiously committed to the ban on woman driving, even if they impose it. Education and marriage The document gives a year-to-year guide on how a girl, later a woman, should live her life. In order to become a good housewife and mother, it encourages some education, mainly religiousxviii . The manifesto says: "From ages seven to nine, there will be three lessons: fiqh (understanding) and religion, Qur’anic Arabic (writing and reading) and science (accounting and natural sciences)". 14 "From ages 10 to 12, there will be more religious studies, especially fiqh, focusing more on fiqh related to women and the rulings on marriage and divorce. This is in addition to the other two subjects. Skills like textiles and knitting, basic cooking will also be part of girls’ education". "From 13 to 15, there will be more focus on sharia and as manual skills (especially those related to raising children) and less of the science, the basics of which will already have been taught. In addition, they will be taught Islamic history, the life of the prophet and his followers". The manifesto states that a girl can be married at the age of nine, and urges that all girls be married by the age of 16 or 17, while they are still "young and active". The manifesto cultivates a heavily propagated picture of women's lives in Raqqa and Mosul. It displays pictures of happy children playing in parks, elderly people sitting and eating together, and young girls and women in veil in female classes. A picture of a multinational society is presented, where men and women fulfil their duty according to their perception of Islam. The manifesto is written in Arabic and was not made available in other languages. Much of the ISIS propaganda is translated in many languages, and many experts therefore believe that the Manifesto is aimed at an Arabic audience. ISIS seem to be aware that this description of life as one of its members would repel potential female recruits from typical Western societies, and therefore adopt a different strategy when approaching women outside its territory." (ISIS AND PROPAGANDA: HOW ISIS EXPLOITS WOMEN by Mah-Rukh Ali)
Nice, Iraqi forces are learning
MysteryTraveler
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I'm too drunk to read this, but you ain't lied yet, brother, so I'm sure I aggree with whatever you said.
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