Using "temporary marriage" religious laws
IRAN MULLAHS OPEN A BROTHEL ORGANIZATION AND HAVE PUT OUT ADVERTISING FOR VIRGIN WORKERS
(official website)
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Information received from sources inside Iran
"To render service to male pilgrims to the holy site of Imam Reza - Astan Quds Razavi - (saint of miracles, in Mashhad, N.E. Iran and hometown of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei), who are away from their wives, the holy Endowment will provide them with "temporary wives".
With this in view, we need to recruit such temporary wives (seegheh) aged 12 - 35 years old, who must be virgins and must provide the following:
- Two full length photographs
- Certification by the local Dept.of Health authorities:
confirming they are virgins and in good health (physical and emotional)
- Education diplomas
- Written permission, if they are under 16-years old, from a male head of family (father, grandfather or paternal uncle to participate in this project
Each female participant will sign a two year contract and be available for 25-days a month for their duties with a 5-hour minimum assignment and 10-day average.
Remuneration to act as temporarty wives will be as follows:
(quoted in equivalent Iranian Rials)
5-hours: $50
1-day: $75
2-days: $100
3-days: $150
4-days to 10-days: $300 (total)
An addition a one time $100 will be paid for loss of virginity
FIVE PERCENT OF THE EARNINGS WILL BE WITHHELD AND DONATED TO THE IMAM REZA ENDOWMENT ORGANIZATION
At the end of two years, if still under the age of 35-years and in good health, the contract may be renewed according to a waiting list priority
(The advertisement/announcement ends as follows):
Baargaheh Imam Reza
Shaheed (martyr) Navab Safavi
Sahneh Kossar (Kossar hall)
Daftareh Omour Sigheh (Office of the Temporary Wives)
For more information contact:
Haj Mahmoud Momtaz
Tel: 00 985-11222- 5790
Or visit http://www.aqrazavi.org/
With this in view, we need to recruit such temporary wives (seegheh) aged 12 - 35 years old, who must be virgins and must provide the following:
- Two full length photographs
- Certification by the local Dept.of Health authorities:
confirming they are virgins and in good health (physical and emotional)
- Education diplomas
- Written permission, if they are under 16-years old, from a male head of family (father, grandfather or paternal uncle to participate in this project
Each female participant will sign a two year contract and be available for 25-days a month for their duties with a 5-hour minimum assignment and 10-day average.
Remuneration to act as temporarty wives will be as follows:
(quoted in equivalent Iranian Rials)
5-hours: $50
1-day: $75
2-days: $100
3-days: $150
4-days to 10-days: $300 (total)
An addition a one time $100 will be paid for loss of virginity
FIVE PERCENT OF THE EARNINGS WILL BE WITHHELD AND DONATED TO THE IMAM REZA ENDOWMENT ORGANIZATION
At the end of two years, if still under the age of 35-years and in good health, the contract may be renewed according to a waiting list priority
(The advertisement/announcement ends as follows):
Baargaheh Imam Reza
Shaheed (martyr) Navab Safavi
Sahneh Kossar (Kossar hall)
Daftareh Omour Sigheh (Office of the Temporary Wives)
For more information contact:
Haj Mahmoud Momtaz
Tel: 00 985-11222- 5790
Or visit http://www.aqrazavi.org/
and
Pakistani Christian Gets Life in Prison under ‘Blasphemy’ Law
By Jawad Mazhar
FAISALABAD, Pakistan (CDN) — A young Christian shopkeeper was sentenced to life term in prison and fined more than $1,000 last week following a dubious conviction of desecrating the Quran, according to Pakistan’s National Commission for Justice and Peace (NCJP).
Peter Jacob, general secretary of the NCJP, said 22-year-old Imran Masih of the Faisalabad suburb of Hajvairy was convicted of desecrating the Quran (Section 295-B of Pakistan’s legal code) and thereby outraging religious feelings (Section 295-A) by Additional District & Sessions Judge Raja Ghazanfar Ali Khan on Jan. 11.
The conviction was based on the accusation of a rival shopkeeper who, as part of an Islamic extremist proselytizing group, allegedly used a mosque loudspeaker system to incite a mob that beat Masih and ransacked his shop.
Neighboring shopkeeper Hajji Liaquat Abdul Ghafoor accused Masih of tearing out pages of the Quran and burning them on July 1, 2009. Denying that he burned any pages of the Quran, Masih told investigators that the papers he burned were a heap of old merchandise records he had gathered while cleaning his store.
The shopkeepers added that Ghafoor was a hard-line Muslim and part of an Islamic proselytizing group.
Section 295-B of Pakistan’s legal code, desecrating the Quran, is punishable by imprisonment for life. In accordance with Section 295-A (instigating religious hatred and outraging religious feelings), Masih was also sentenced to 10 years in prison and a fine of 100,000 rupees (US$1,170); if he is unable to pay the fine, he will be assessed an additional six months in jail.
A conviction for blaspheming Muhammad (Section 295-C) is punishable by death under Pakistani’s notorious blasphemy laws. Widely condemned by the international community as easily invoked to settle personal enmities, Pakistan’s blasphemy laws have come under review in recent months, but to no avail.
The laws are routinely invoked to harass members of minority communities.
Additionally, while police cannot make arrests without a court-issued warrant for Section 295-A, they can arrest suspected blasphemers under sections 295-B and 295-C on the complaint of a single individual.
1 comment:
Alan, I went to that iranian site, but I don't see anything there about "Virgin Workers."
Can you give me a more verifiable source, or is this just hearsay?
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