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IranFuture.org
1701 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Suite 300 PMB# 332
Washington , DC , 20006
President Obama
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500
Subject: Hajj Sacrifice meat …
Dear Mr. President,
As a devout Muslim, I have been to Hajj in Saudi Arabia. As an expert on Islam, I am aware of all the religious duties of Muslims. As a fighter for Human Rights, I know very well that rights of an individual are more than their right to vote or freedom to wear what they desire. It is also a God given right to have food on their table without constantly worrying about where the next meal is coming from.
As a Human Rights activist, I do my part to encourage awareness that millions of pounds of meat go to waste under incompetent hands. For the past two years, I have been doing everything in my power to induce the Embassy of Saudi Arabia to give an accounting of the disposition of the Hajj meat that millions of Hajji sacrifice on the day of Eid al-Adha ,"Festival of Sacrifice" or "Greater Eid”.
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In March of 2010, the Saudi government finally allowed me a meeting with Dr. Saud Al Sati, Minister Plenipotentiary, Embassy of Saudi Arabia, Washington D.C. I insisted to know what happens to the meat they gather during Hajj. This is not just a few pounds of meat but MILLIONS of pounds that could be given to starving nations such as Afghanistan. Dr. Al Sati, told me in person that the Saudi Government does not put everything about the donations on their WebPages but he quickly sent me the attached information with highlights in red.
The question is, what becomes of the surplus meat after Hajj?
Unless your administration thinks it is not important that children in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Africa, and other countries where teens are so poor that for a promise of 100 dollars they become suicide bombers,
You are one of the few people in the world who can persuasively convey this message to King Abdullah.
For the sake of peace and for the people of Afghanistan, US troop and coalition forces, people must be fed. A hungry child sees a soldier as the reason for disparity. In Islam we are forbidden to hurt the hand feeding us.
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1701 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Suite 300 PMB# 332
Washington , DC , 20006
President Obama
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
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Subject: Hajj Sacrifice meat …
Dear Mr. President,
As a devout Muslim, I have been to Hajj in Saudi Arabia. As an expert on Islam, I am aware of all the religious duties of Muslims. As a fighter for Human Rights, I know very well that rights of an individual are more than their right to vote or freedom to wear what they desire. It is also a God given right to have food on their table without constantly worrying about where the next meal is coming from.
As a Human Rights activist, I do my part to encourage awareness that millions of pounds of meat go to waste under incompetent hands. For the past two years, I have been doing everything in my power to induce the Embassy of Saudi Arabia to give an accounting of the disposition of the Hajj meat that millions of Hajji sacrifice on the day of Eid al-Adha ,"Festival of Sacrifice" or "Greater Eid”.
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In March of 2010, the Saudi government finally allowed me a meeting with Dr. Saud Al Sati, Minister Plenipotentiary, Embassy of Saudi Arabia, Washington D.C. I insisted to know what happens to the meat they gather during Hajj. This is not just a few pounds of meat but MILLIONS of pounds that could be given to starving nations such as Afghanistan. Dr. Al Sati, told me in person that the Saudi Government does not put everything about the donations on their WebPages but he quickly sent me the attached information with highlights in red.
The question is, what becomes of the surplus meat after Hajj?
Unless your administration thinks it is not important that children in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Africa, and other countries where teens are so poor that for a promise of 100 dollars they become suicide bombers,
You are one of the few people in the world who can persuasively convey this message to King Abdullah.
For the sake of peace and for the people of Afghanistan, US troop and coalition forces, people must be fed. A hungry child sees a soldier as the reason for disparity. In Islam we are forbidden to hurt the hand feeding us.
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Yours Sincerely,
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2) If some religious commandment is unclear, people should ask knowledgeable followers of that faith to understand properly rather than criticize unfairly. Since most common people follow misguided leaders, true teachings can be misunderstood.
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ISLAM
OR WHO ARE SEARCHING
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THAT IT MAY BE USEFUL TO YOU
IN YOUR QUEST.
Jesus
This document discusses how Jesus' teachings and lifestyle are better embodied by Muslims than modern Christians. It provides examples of how Muslims adhere to practices like modest dress, greeting with "peace", prohibitions on usury and pork, prayer postures, fasting, and pilgrimage in a way that is more consistent with Jesus' example. The document argues that while early Christians followed Jesus' teachings closely, over time they deviated from his practices in a way that modern Muslims do not. It suggests Muslims could be considered the "Jesus freaks" of today for living according to God's laws and Jesus' teachings.
From the Islamo-Taliban to the Atheo-Taliban and the Transvesto-Taliban: how ...
From the Islamo-Taliban to the Atheo-Taliban and the Transvesto-Taliban: how ...Muhammad Shamsaddin Megalommatis
The document discusses the politicization of early Islamic narratives and their use to justify extremism. It describes how colonial powers exploited Islamic scholars' ignorance of pre-Islamic history to sow division. The author's Iranian friend believes critically examining early Islamic sources could lead to peace, but the author argues knowledge seeks truth, not peace, and that war is inherent to the modern world due to Western colonialism's destruction of other civilizations.Muhammad the Greatest
1) The document discusses Muhammad as the greatest man in history according to several sources. It summarizes the views of historian Michael H. Hart, who ranked Muhammad as the most influential person in his book "The 100".
2) Hart argues that Muhammad played a more important role in founding and spreading Islam than Jesus did in founding Christianity, since Paul was more influential in developing Christian theology.
3) The document also discusses views from the magazine Time that recognized Muhammad as a great leader, alongside Jesus and other religious figures. It analyzes the qualities of a true leader according to psychologist Jules Masserman.
The islamic view of women and the family by by muhammad abdul rauf
This document provides an introduction to an upcoming book about the Islamic view of women and the family. It begins with background on the author and their motivation for writing the book. The author felt there was a need to explain Islam's perspective on issues of women's rights, marriage, and family as most available information focused on other religions. The introduction provides context on some of the social changes in recent decades that have impacted these topics. It also gives a brief overview of some key aspects of Islam to provide background for the views that will be discussed in the upcoming book, which are based on teachings found in the Quran and hadith.
Caspian Sea
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what is veiling.pdf
This document provides an introduction to veiling practices among Muslim women. It discusses how veiling predates Islam and was practiced by various religious groups. However, veiling became strongly associated with Islam starting in the 19th century during European colonialism. At that time, veiled Muslim women were depicted in a sexualized manner in Western art and films to justify colonialism. More recently, veiling remains a controversial issue as it is seen by some as a symbol of women's oppression or a threat to secular values. The introduction aims to provide a more nuanced understanding of veiling's complex history and meanings for Muslims.
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