You mean I am a corrector of stupid errors and stupid lies about things Islamic, but for many persons bigotted or hateful or grossly ignorant they mistake this for “apology” and of course there is no conceding about things that are the lies or the errors or just gross ignorance and confusion.
As in the melange of strung together vague assertions he made.
Since we are speaking to the two states, the Saudi Arabia and the Qatar, it is more than obvious that all he has done, adaher, is blindly repeat attacks.
The state of Qatar, for example, it is perfectly legal and has always been for the women to drive and the men and the women both got the right to vote at the same time when the absolute monarchy was changed to a constitutional one. For most of the matters of the civil law there is the male and the female equality before the law. In the Qatar there is no requirements to be veiled and there are numerous highly visible women executives. the law in Qatar is essentially the civil code and neutral for religion outside of the family law, ETC - so it is quite clear adaher as the usual habit here is making a confusing melange of things true about the Saudi and smearing others with it. An extremely stupid response to my note.
In any case, neither the government of the state of Qatar nor the government of the Ibn Saud are “radical islamist” - they are indeed the arch conservatives, but they are traditionalists - although the Qatar is much less so than the Ibn Saud government, and in some areas the Qatar is quite progressive within the framework of the traditionalist conservatism of their version of the Sunni.
The actual radical islamists reject the idea of the monarchies, they reject the idea of the civil code (which is the law in Qatar augmented by the islamic law in the areas of the family law), they embrace the idea of the takfir, etc.
The state of Qatar has funded both the moderate Islamist tendencies as in places like the Tunisia and provided backing to the Islamist oriented militias in the civil wars of the Syria and the Lybia. But they have never shown any deliberate inclination to the Al Qaeda or the DAESH.
the leakage of the clumsy actions of the Qataris to probably support by ricochet the very tendencies that would execute their monarches is their naive incompetence, and does not make them “radical islamist”, not more than the Americans are radical islamists from having supported by accident or by ricochet some of the precursor elements that became the Talebans and al Qaeda.
So adaher is wrong and his statement about the two governments is stupid, incorrect and naive.
Of course we know that for the Islamophobics, “radical islamist” = “the muslims who scare me” in reality.
