Thieving bastards steal Poppy Appeal Collection Tin

[Cybertec™]

Originally Posted by Brigg

I just despair... I love where I live (GB), but I just hate what the people are turning into, I just feel so ashamed.

well put Brigg.

[che]

Originally Posted by Stuarty

Isnt that what Sharia Law is all about?

Maybe that the sort of punishment these thieving gits need!!

No Stuarty, Sharia law doesn't advocate this sort of punishment, rather some hardline cranky Imam clerics in places like saudi do and of course some people in this country apparently.

[Chris L]

Oh...did this happen in the UK ...I thought the 'perps' were....oh it doesnt matter...

[kevin bolden]

Just about the only thing Che and myself appear to have in common, Wolfie Smith!
"UP THE REVOLUTION"
Then we'll have bastards like these up against the wall

[dodgyloner]

Originally Posted by Tony Cross

With circulation of the video maybe they maybe spotted by the public before the police get them.

Here's hoping.......

Looks like those two have done that little routine a few times.

[Chromer]

Che Said

Sharia law doesn't advocate this sort of punishment, rather some hardline cranky Imam clerics in places like saudi do and of course some people in this country apparently.
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The penalty for theft In accordance with the Qur'an and several hadith, theft is punished by imprisonment or amputation of hands or feet, depending on the number of times it was committed and depending on the item of theft. However, before the punishment is executed two eyewitnesses under oath must say that they saw the person stealing. If these witnesses cannot be produced then the punishment cannot be executed.In addition, there are several conditions related to the theft, stolen items, and circumstances. All of these must be met under the scrutiny of judicial authority.[Qur'an 5:38][1]



You can find many examples in law publications relating Shaira law that amputation is still an accepted punishment - some countries use it others choose not to. there are plenty of examples easily found that it is still in active use - its certainly not the odd cranky Imam cleric

Chromer

[Tony Cross]

Originally Posted by Chromer

Che Said

The penalty for theft In accordance with the Qur'an and several hadith, theft is punished by imprisonment or amputation of hands or feet, depending on the number of times it was committed and depending on the item of theft. However, before the punishment is executed two eyewitnesses under oath must say that they saw the person stealing. If these witnesses cannot be produced then the punishment cannot be executed.In addition, there are several conditions related to the theft, stolen items, and circumstances. All of these must be met under the scrutiny of judicial authority.[Qur'an 5:38][1]



You can find many examples in law publications relating Shaira law that amputation is still an accepted punishment - some countries use it others choose not to. there are plenty of examples easily found that it is still in active use - its certainly not the odd cranky Imam cleric

Chromer

Can't wait for Her Majesty's reply.

[BaZa®]

Originally Posted by Tony Cross

Can't wait for Her Majesty's reply.

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Originally Posted by Chromer

The penalty for theft In accordance with the Qur'an and several hadith, theft is punished by imprisonment or amputation of hands or feet, depending on the number of times it was committed and depending on the item of theft.

Chromer

If you are a habitual thief what do they chop off when you have been convicted a few times and are seen as harmless and wheeled into court in a wheelchair?

[che]

Originally Posted by Tony Cross

Can't wait for Her Majesty's reply.

The Readers and their Transmitted Versions, which version of the Quran are you referring to Chromer?

As i said, the saudi's and some crank interpretations advocate these horrendous punishments, its not true of the vast majority of the Arab world, its like saying christians kill abortionists, whereas we all know only some crank hardline fundemental christians do. Like i said in an earlier post, i've read Hafs version of the Quoran and it doesn't advocate this... its interpretation.



The Reader

The Transmitter

"The Seven" readers

Nafi`

Warsh

Qalun

Ibn Kathir

al-Bazzi

Qunbul

Abu `Amr al-'Ala'

Al-Duri

al-Suri

Ibn `Amir

Hisham

Ibn Dhakwan

Hamzah

Khalaf

Khallad

al-Qisa'i

al-Duri

Abu'l-Harith

Abu Bakr `Asim

Hafs

Ibn `Ayyash

"The Three" readers

Abu Ja`far

Ibn Wardan

Ibn Jamaz

Ya`qub al-Hashimi

Ruways

Rawh

Khalaf al-Bazzar

Ishaq

Idris al-Haddad



There Tony, hope i didn't disappoint.

[Chromer]

Che

You are wrong .. we all know you are wrong

So stop trying to defend your position ... why not make yourself useful

Pull on a pair of marigolds and do the washing up


Chromer