[QUOTE="spierdalaj666"][QUOTE="EndersAres"]This is more about honor than anything else. The family was very religious and to have someone in your family especially your own child not following the rules and completely ignoring them is embarrassing and a huge insult to the family and the religion. I think it's sad that life was lost but this is how some decide to live.killtactics
You can't be serious. Hell, i went through the rebellious years myself, i'm sure almost everybody does, but this doesn't provide anyone with justification for murder. While i understand that the discussion in this thread isn't focusing on islam as a religion per se, the concept of honor killings is pretty much restricted to islam, sorry. Every other week i seem to hear of girls in western countries being killed by their fathers/brothers, and guess what they all have in common, that's right they're all muslim.
Sorry to get the PC police on this but it's true. As it is right now, islam is a tribal religion, that like judaism before it, will have to break those primitive chains or else it will never be accepted as a civil religion; and I'm not even going to mention the strange concepts of gang rapes that seem to pervade some of the societies that practice this religion.
islam has nothing to do with "honor killing" it is absolutly aganist Islam to kill... this is a culture thing....your clearly one of those types that thinks this case represents the majority... Well, let's not get into the quran argument here. Having read the quran, i must say that there are many things in it that are rather frightening and as it pertains to murder, rather contradictory. I was simply saying that honor killing seems to be an accepted norm in muslim countries. If it wasn't, then i'm sure we'd hear of demonstrations against such acts. But as it stands, there doesn't seem to be a movement against honor killings.
On the point of the quran, has anyone here actually read it? It is written from the perspective of a tribal society (which in 700 AD or so when the quran was written down, the arabian peninsula was one). I'm sure that it will take a hundred years for the quran, much like the bible, to be spared a literal (i.e., tribal) interpretation. If this doesn't happen, then we'll be hearing about honor killings years from now.
On a tangent, the gang rape story i brought up referred to a story from pakistan whereby a woman (what a surprise) dishonored her family, and therefore 5-10 guys decided to gang rape her. I won't even bring up the recent case from saudi arabia where a woman was gang raped simply for not being accompanied by a male relative because it would attest to the primitivism of that tribal country.
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