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Nema.Black swan wrote:http://www.csw.org.uk/2017/09/07/news/3694/article.htm
Iran Christian children denied separate religious
čitam samo naslove
ima li istine?
Možda.Black swan wrote:http://www.csw.org.uk/2017/09/07/news/3694/article.htm
Iran Christian children denied separate religious
čitam samo naslove
ima li istine?
Krokodajl wrote:
U Iranu je Ustavom definirano da djeca pripadnika "ahl al beita" (kršćani, jevreji, zoroasteri) imaju pravo na vjersku poduku u školama a kurikulum određuju autoriteti vjerske zajedncie a odobrava ministarstvo.
Lapsus calamiarzuhal wrote:Krokodajl wrote:
U Iranu je Ustavom definirano da djeca pripadnika "ahl al beita" (kršćani, jevreji, zoroasteri) imaju pravo na vjersku poduku u školama a kurikulum određuju autoriteti vjerske zajedncie a odobrava ministarstvo.![]()
arzuhal wrote:lapsus tastaturi, valjda
E, što me sad onaj, kako se zvao, ne kopira, bi ga na FB šejhovi murtedom proglasili za ovosalik79 wrote:arzuhal wrote:lapsus tastaturi, valjda![]()
Dobro si, ja vec i zaboravioKrokodajl wrote:E, što me sad onaj, kako se zvao, ne kopira, bi ga na FB šejhovi murtedom proglasili za ovosalik79 wrote:arzuhal wrote:lapsus tastaturi, valjda![]()


Erdogan najavio posjetu Teheranu gdje ce sa iranskim Predsjednikom predsjedavati Tursko-iraanskim strateskim vijecem za saradnju. Kako je istakao predsjednik Erdogan jedna od najvaznijih tema bice i saradnja u borbi protiv terorizma, kao i saradnja u Siriji i IrakuTurkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani will preside over the Fifth Turkey-Iran High Level Strategic Council meeting that will be held in Tehran on Oct. 4.
"We will focus on Turkish-Iranian relationships and regional developments. The most sensitive one is [the developments] in Iraq and Syria. The fight against terror is also important,” Erdoğan said in a televised interview over the weekend.
https://twitter.com/RojhelatRising/stat ... 8267240448Kurds in the streets of Mahabad sing the Kurdish Anthem and fly the flag of #Rojhelat / #Kurdistan and celebrate #KurdistanReferendum
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https://twitter.com/PollaGarmiany/statu ... 92/video/1Kurds in East-Kurdistan (Iran) or #Rojhelat are marching through the streets, chanting: "Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!"
https://www.klix.ba/vijesti/svijet/u-au ... /170930101mirsek wrote:Ne radi se u Francuskoj o burkama ni na plazama ni na radnom mjestu.Point. wrote:Iz istog razloga sto je burka pod moranje u pojedinim drzavama. Kako ces ispod burke vidjeti je li musko ili zensko? Kako ced raditi a da ti samo oci vire? Dajte malo razmisljajte prakticno.Bosanski_kralj wrote:Zašto onda u pojedinim zemljama zapada imamo zabranu nošenja burke?
Uzas, tuga, plac, nece neki vise moci ovako.Edin H. wrote:
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Austrija flagrantno krsi ljudska prava pojedinca.

Researchers in Sweden have found Arabic characters woven into burial costumes from Viking boat graves. The discovery raises new questions about the influence of Islam in Scandinavia, writes journalist Tharik Hussain.
They were kept in storage for more than 100 years, dismissed as typical examples of Viking Age funeral clothes.
But a new investigation into the garments - found in 9th and 10th Century graves - has thrown up groundbreaking insights into contact between the Viking and Muslim worlds.
Patterns woven with silk and silver thread have been found to spell the words "Allah" and "Ali".
The breakthrough was made by textile archaeologist Annika Larsson of Uppsala University while re-examining the remnants of burial costumes from male and female boat and chamber graves originally excavated in Birka and Gamla Uppsala in Sweden in the late 19th and mid-20th centuries.
She became interested in the forgotten fragments after realising the material had come from central Asia, Persia and China.
Larsson says the klix geometric designs - no more than 1.5cm (0.6in) high - resembled nothing she had come across in Scandinavia before.
"I couldn't quite make sense of them and then I remembered where I had seen similar designs - in Spain, on Moorish textiles."
Unlocking a puzzle
Larsson then realised she was not looking at Viking patterns at all but ancient Arabic Kufic script.
There were two words that kept recurring. One of them she identified with the help of an Iranian colleague. It was the name "Ali" - the fourth caliph of Islam.
But the word next to Ali was more difficult to decipher.
To unlock the puzzle, she enlarged the letters and examined them from all angles, including from behind.
"I suddenly saw that the word 'Allah' [God] had been written in mirrored lettering," she says.
Enlargements of the names 'Allah' and 'Ali' made by Larsson. Shown with a mirror.
Enlarging the patterns and looking at the reflection in a mirror revealed the word 'Allah' (God) in Arabic
Larsson has so far found the names on at least 10 of the nearly 100 pieces she is working through, and they always appear together.
The new find now raises fascinating questions about the grave's occupants.
"The possibility that some of those in the graves were Muslim cannot be completely ruled out," she says.
"We know from other Viking tomb excavations that DNA analysis has shown some of the people buried in them originated from places like Persia, where Islam was very dominant.
"However, it is more likely these findings show that Viking age burial customs were influenced by Islamic ideas such as eternal life in paradise after death."
A past exhibit shows what a Viking woman’s boat grave in Gamla Uppsala may have looked like - similar to the tombs the above fragments were found in
A museum display gives a sense of what the Viking woman's boat grave in Gamla Uppsala may have looked like - similar to the tombs the fragments were found in
Her team is now working with the university's department for immunology, genetics and pathology to establish the geographic origins of the bodies dressed in the funeral clothes.
Historic first
Contact between the Viking and Muslim worlds has long been established by historic accounts and the discovery of Islamic coins across the northern hemisphere.
Two years ago, researchers re-examined a silver ring from a female tomb at Birka and found the phrase "for Allah" inscribed on the stone.
Again the text was Kufic, developed in the Iraqi town of Kufah in the 7th Century - one of the first Arabic scripts used to write down the Koran.
What makes Larsson's discovery so interesting is that it is the first time historic items mentioning Ali have ever been unearthed in Scandinavia.
Viking ring with Kufic inscription
A Viking ring with a Kufic inscription saying "for Allah" was found inside a 9th Century woman's grave in Birka two years ago
"The name Ali is repeated again and again beside Allah," she says.
"I know Ali is highly revered by the largest Muslim minority group, the Shia, and have wondered if there is a connection."
Ali was the cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad, having married his daughter Fatima. He also became the fourth leader of the Muslim community after Muhammad died.
Although both Sunnis and Shia revere Ali as an important companion of Muhammad, he has elevated status amongst the Shia, who see him as the Prophet's spiritual heir.
"The use of Ali does suggest a Shia connection," says Amir De Martino, programme leader of Islamic studies at the Islamic College in London.
"But without the phrase 'waly Allah' accompanying the name - meaning 'friend of Allah' - this would not be from mainstream Shia culture and might just have been copied wrongly from something that was," adds De Martino, who is also the chief editor of Islam Today, a British Shia magazine.
"The pattern suggests Ali is being equated with Allah, and therefore there is a slim possibility it has some connection to very early, extreme, mystical fringe movements who believed in this
"But more likely it is a wrongly copied pattern."
Inscriptions on the ceiling of Demir Baba Tekke, an Alevi mausoleum in north-eastern Bulgaria. The right side has the names Allah, Muhammad and Ali written in legible, simple Arabic. The left side shows a blue mystical pattern within which all three names have been interlocked.
Inscriptions on the ceiling of an Alevi mausoleum in Bulgaria feature - on the right - the names Allah, Muhammad and Ali written in legible, simple Arabic while on the left there is a blue mystic pattern with the three names interlocked
The names Allah and Ali are often represented in enigmatic patterns inside the tombs and books of mystical Shia sects such as the Alevis and Bektashis to this day, but always they are accompanied by the name Muhammad. These can sometimes include mirrored script.
But unlike Larsson's find, these examples usually include both the name depicted the correct way around and the reflection.
For Larsson though, her discovery offers much promise for the future.
"Now that I am looking at Viking patterns differently, I am convinced I will find more Islamic inscriptions in the remaining fragments from these excavations, and other Viking era textiles.
"Who knows? Maybe they appear in non-textile artefacts too."
Vikinzi su se u ovom periodu intenzivno bavili trgovinom robljem, kao i Jevreji.jao_situacije wrote:vikinzi šijje![]()
Researchers in Sweden have found Arabic characters woven into burial costumes from Viking boat graves. ...