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Masked Muslim women banned entry in France

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Aug 5, 2012, 12:00 am IST
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Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement chairman Sohail Abro

Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement chairman Sohail Abro

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ACCORDING to the Salar (June 14, 2012) French government disallowed three Saudi Arabian Women to enter the country because at the airport they had refused to uncover their face. These women had come from Doha to Paris by Qatar Airways. At the airport the Border Security Force asked them to reveal their faces which they refused. It is well known that covering of face at public place in France is illegal. Under the law uses of Burqa, Naqab and Hizab is punishable by a fine of 1500 Euro. Within a year of coming into force of this law 300 Muslims women have been punished but this is the first incident when woman refusing to remove Naqab was not allowed entry to the France and they were sent back to her own country.
More than 100 Muslim terrorists apprehended in Myanmar
According to the Inquilab of July 8, 2012 Myanmar has taken into custody above 100 Muslims who have been supposed to have connection with terrorist organisation Maag. According to the UNO report in Arkan province of Myanmar massacre of Muslims is going on. Their houses are being attacked. Muslim organisations have alleged that innocent Muslims are being arrested on the charge of murder of tribal people.
Shia Ulema arrested in Saudi Arabia
According to Sahafat (July 10, 2012) Saudi Arabian government has arrested a Shia Ulema on the charge of revolt. Earlier to this military had shot at his leg. After the arrest of Sheikh Namar there were a great demonstration in Shia majority areas. To disperse them the military fired in which two demonstrators were killed and 20 were injured. The brother of Sheikh Namar said while going home in a car Saudi police stopped and fired on him in which he was injured.
Shia leaders blame the Shia government for not providing government jobs to them or opportunity to peach in the educational institutions. Saudi Arabian government has closed down all the Shia’s mosques.       
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