Sheikh Abdullah Daoud, stressed that wearing the veil will protect baby girls. The Sheikh tried to back his assertion with claims of sexual molestation against babies in the kingdom, quoting unnamed medical and security sources.
Sheikh Dauod’s statement prompted wide condemnation from his fellow Saudis. Sheikh Mohammad al-Jzlana, former judge at the Saudi Board of Grievances, said that Dauod’s ruling was denigrating to Islam and Shariah and made Islam look bad.
Jzlana urged people to ignore unregulated fatwas and explained that there are special regulations set by the Saudi authorities to administer religious edicts and appoint those who are entitled to issue them. He said that he feels sad whenever he sees a family walking around with a veiled baby, describing that as injustice to children.
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"and made Islam look bad"
???????!!!!!!
"injustice to children"
But not to women?
I think dealing with the wickedness in humans heart would be more worthwhile then just cladding up babies.
Who knew that the cause for pedophilia was due to unveiled babies? Always blame the victim. I'm sure those babies are seducing the men.
Maybe they should all wear burkas, that way you'd always be buying a pig in a poke. You'd either end up very tolerant of same sex marriages, or all die out.
@anon, You're right. The root of all sex crimes is unveiled women.
FYI, He didn't say that.
He didn't say what?
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