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Topic: Saudi Women win Elections for the first time - page 2. (Read 3167 times)

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December 20, 2015, 11:17:28 AM
#44
She should be punished for winning elections. Other winner men should throw rocks to her. What kind of election is this? Women have no right in management in Islamic countries. Wink

Maybe true for saudi arabia. But not for islamic countries in general. Different countries like pakistan, indonesia, turkey, senegal, bangladesh, iran, mali, etc, have or had in the past women leaders. Presidents, prime ministers, etc. And in many other islamic countries women can have positions of authority too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_female_political_leaders

Some people really don't get any sarcasm. Religions are not problem, but people who change for their personal gains are. We must fight against them.
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December 19, 2015, 11:05:58 AM
#43
Elections make no change in Saudi . That is why it is not showing any better conditions for women yet.
legendary
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December 19, 2015, 09:44:53 AM
#42
Are they really women? And 130k female voters vs. 1.35 million men voters? How do the muslims breed or are the other women slaves, part of the harem? Surely, with these numbers, women can enjoy equality, LOL.

Most of the Saudi males have multiple wives or mistresses. The norm is that an ordinary Saudi male will have one native Saudi wife (rarely, in case of royals and other influential people, multiple native wives are allowed). The "extra" wives are from Muslim countries such as Pakistan, Indonesia, India, and Bangladesh. These wives are more akin to concubines, and they are not entitled to the Saudi citizenship. The children, who are born to Saudi fathers and foreign mothers are not normally given Saudi citizenship. Then there are mistresses, from countries such as the Philippines and Eastern Europe. The Arabs use them for two or three years, and then send them (and their children) home after giving a few thousand USD.
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December 19, 2015, 06:42:24 AM
#41
Does this win mean Saudi women will have more rights in daily life.  If so, that is a good start for the people in Saudi Arab.

NO. The Saudi women will remain as powerless slaves, as they have always been.

Less than 10% of the women registered to vote, and far fewer actually cast their ballots. I read that a dozen or so of the women candidates were elected, but I am quite sure that they will just act as rubber stamps for their husbands. These officials will have no power, and every single decision will be taken by their husbands.  

1.35 million registered men voters. 130K registered women voters.
It is a miracle that any woman managed to win. Smiley
Are they really women? And 130k female voters vs. 1.35 million men voters? How do the muslims breed or are the other women slaves, part of the harem? Surely, with these numbers, women can enjoy equality, LOL.

Saudi arabia have the biggest dictatorship in the islam countries women freedom mostly limited in the golf countries other then that the other countries women enjoy their freedom
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December 19, 2015, 05:45:48 AM
#40
Does this win mean Saudi women will have more rights in daily life.  If so, that is a good start for the people in Saudi Arab.

NO. The Saudi women will remain as powerless slaves, as they have always been.

Less than 10% of the women registered to vote, and far fewer actually cast their ballots. I read that a dozen or so of the women candidates were elected, but I am quite sure that they will just act as rubber stamps for their husbands. These officials will have no power, and every single decision will be taken by their husbands.  

1.35 million registered men voters. 130K registered women voters.
It is a miracle that any woman managed to win. Smiley
Are they really women? And 130k female voters vs. 1.35 million men voters? How do the muslims breed or are the other women slaves, part of the harem? Surely, with these numbers, women can enjoy equality, LOL.
legendary
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December 19, 2015, 05:34:56 AM
#39
Looking through history and traditions of world religions, I hazard a guess that males are afraid of women who have the "power" to distract men physically. Since such an attraction uncontrolled, breaks the tradition of world religions, it is easier for the men to "get rid of" women, keep them out of sight so the men don't have to control themselves. Then, the greatest punishment males can inflict on a woman is to rape her, despoiling her so that she will be banished from society. Not ideal problem solving, but one that has worked for male-dominated societies for thousands of years. Yes, women, stand up

Excessive male dominance is as bad as excessive female dominance. Countries such as Saudi Arabia and Qatar are examples of absolute male dominance. In countries such as Norway and Sweden, the exact opposite is true. We should favor a middle path, where there is equal freedom for all the citizens, regardless of their gender.
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December 19, 2015, 03:59:51 AM
#38
Does this win mean Saudi women will have more rights in daily life.  If so, that is a good start for the people in Saudi Arab.

NO. The Saudi women will remain as powerless slaves, as they have always been.

Looking through history and traditions of world religions, I hazard a guess that males are afraid of women who have the "power" to distract men physically. Since such an attraction uncontrolled, breaks the tradition of world religions, it is easier for the men to "get rid of" women, keep them out of sight so the men don't have to control themselves. Then, the greatest punishment males can inflict on a woman is to rape her, despoiling her so that she will be banished from society. Not ideal problem solving, but one that has worked for male-dominated societies for thousands of years. Yes, women, stand up
legendary
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December 19, 2015, 01:43:42 AM
#37
Does this win mean Saudi women will have more rights in daily life.  If so, that is a good start for the people in Saudi Arab.

NO. The Saudi women will remain as powerless slaves, as they have always been.

Less than 10% of the women registered to vote, and far fewer actually cast their ballots. I read that a dozen or so of the women candidates were elected, but I am quite sure that they will just act as rubber stamps for their husbands. These officials will have no power, and every single decision will be taken by their husbands.  

1.35 million registered men voters. 130K registered women voters.
It is a miracle that any woman managed to win. Smiley
legendary
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December 19, 2015, 12:52:39 AM
#36
Does this win mean Saudi women will have more rights in daily life.  If so, that is a good start for the people in Saudi Arab.

NO. The Saudi women will remain as powerless slaves, as they have always been.

Less than 10% of the women registered to vote, and far fewer actually cast their ballots. I read that a dozen or so of the women candidates were elected, but I am quite sure that they will just act as rubber stamps for their husbands. These officials will have no power, and every single decision will be taken by their husbands. 

sr. member
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Re-Evolution
December 18, 2015, 08:30:56 PM
#35
ALLOWED to vote?! It's their right as human beings, not a favour that some imbeciles are doing them!
Just shows how much this country is in the stone age.
Given another thousand years they might have proper freedoms.





You may say they are in the Stone Age, but according to their religion women are not to be given the same rights as  men and this belief stifles their progress.
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December 18, 2015, 06:25:17 PM
#34
Great news!!! I am happy to see those backward ppl are making some progress. So what is next step for Saudis? Maybe to let women to drive car or something?
I don't think its enough because still they need too much time to settle things around them they are living in Stone age and they are not going to give any power to them these women just for some blah blah nothing in real
I dont think it is not enough  too they begin it but  they were so late just 100 years for it
legendary
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December 17, 2015, 07:39:55 PM
#33
Women in ISLAM ...

If you  wants the reality, plesae find here, all the answers of your questions.

http://www.alislam.org/library/women.html

There are so many misconceptions surrounds, so this is the complete guaidence, so many people think wrong about Women in islam.

This is the website of the Ahmadi site, correct?
Are Ahmadis even considered Muslims in Pakistan?
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December 17, 2015, 10:48:55 AM
#32
Women in ISLAM ...

If you  wants the reality, plesae find here, all the answers of your questions.

http://www.alislam.org/library/women.html

There are so many misconceptions surrounds, so this is the complete guaidence, so many people think wrong about Women in islam.
legendary
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December 17, 2015, 09:42:50 AM
#31
ALLOWED to vote?! It's their right as human beings, not a favour that some imbeciles are doing them!
Just shows how much this country is in the stone age.
Given another thousand years they might have proper freedoms.

Yes, they can vote but they can't drive!!
There are a lot of other things that women can't do.
http://www.theweek.co.uk/60339/eleven-things-women-in-saudi-arabia-cant-do
legendary
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December 17, 2015, 07:00:16 AM
#30
Do you honestly think that in a country where women can't go out on their own and are basically 'owned' by their husband, 'elections' mean something?
It is not even Parliamentary elections or elections of any kind worth mentioning which have real power to change something in Saudi Arabia.
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December 17, 2015, 06:36:46 AM
#29
ALLOWED to vote?! It's their right as human beings, not a favour that some imbeciles are doing them!
Just shows how much this country is in the stone age.
Given another thousand years they might have proper freedoms.



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sr. member
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hey you, yeah you, fuck you!!!
December 16, 2015, 11:05:56 PM
#28
Do you really expect these women to make a difference in the way Saudi 's run their Government . After the Pak's women came here and filled he goal as terrorist with her boy friend , Hard-line terrorism exists in the women also . One who left the US said she would like to behead Christians with a dull knife . What type of people are they converting into terrorist . RADICALIZED
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December 16, 2015, 10:33:28 AM
#27
Does this win mean Saudi women will have more rights in daily life.  If so, that is a good start for the people in Saudi Arab.
I don't think they have more rights as they are not going to allow this in near future its need some good time because most of Saudi men agree not to give them more rights they are living in stone age
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December 16, 2015, 07:01:35 AM
#26
20 Saudi Women Candidates elected, really ? And they still have to remain practically covered-up from head to toe as well ? Are they really "women ?" Are they entitled to any shower and laundry facilities as well so that they can rid themselves of their lice as well ?
legendary
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December 16, 2015, 05:58:24 AM
#25
This is only to make saudi arabs looks good, saudi women have more things they can't do that things they can do.
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