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Long time ago, Malay girls never wear tudung..

Capano2121

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Ayatolah khomeini of Iran started all these bullshit back then and it just propelled to the rest of SEA in the 80s when Saudi king started contributing to the imam in mudland to arabised or simply put bastardised the religion.
P Ramlee movies does feature even malay girls in hot hot pants of those era and sometimes even bikini. The bastardisation of piggy religion is pushing them back to their good whore days.
 

syed putra

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1979 Grand Mosque seizure


The Grand Mosque seizure[6] occurred during November and December 1979 when armed civilians calling for the overthrow of the House of Saud took over Masjid al-Haram in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The insurgents declared that the Mahdi (the "redeemer of Islam") had arrived in the form of one of their leaders, Mohammed Abdullah al-Qahtani, and called on Muslims to obey him. For nearly two weeks Saudi Special Forces, advised by three GIGN French commandos,[7] fought battles to reclaim the compound.[8]
Casualties and losses
Strength
Commanders and leaders
Belligerents
1979 Grand Mosque seizure
Saudi soldiers, Mecca, 1979.JPG
Saudi soldiers fighting their way into the Ka'aba underground beneath the Grand Mosque of Mecca, 1979
Date20 November – 4 December 1979
LocationMecca, Saudi Arabia
ResultDecisive Saudi Arabian victory
23px-Flag_of_Saudi_Arabia.svg.png
Saudi Arabia
23px-Flag_of_France.svg.png
France
23px-Flag_of_Ikhwan.svg.png
al-Ikhwan[2]
  • Saudi Arabia c. 10,000 Saudi National Guard members
  • France Three French GIGN commandos[1]
300–600 militants[3]
  • 127 killed[4]
  • 451 wounded
  • 117 killed[5]
  • Unknown number wounded
  • 68 executed
The seizure of Islam's holiest site, the taking of hostages from among the worshippers and the deaths of hundreds of militants, security forces and hostages caught in the crossfire in the ensuing battles for control of the site, shocked the Islamic world. The siege ended two weeks after the takeover began and the mosque was cleared.[9] Al-Qahtani was killed in the recapture of the mosque but Juhayman and 67 of his fellow rebels who survived the assault were captured and later beheaded.[10][11][12]
Following the attack, the Saudi King Khaled implemented a stricter enforcement of Shariah (Islamic law),[13] he gave the ulama and religious conservatives more power over the next decade, and religious police became more assertive.[14]
 

Rogue Trader

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1979 Grand Mosque seizure


The Grand Mosque seizure[6] occurred during November and December 1979 when armed civilians calling for the overthrow of the House of Saud took over Masjid al-Haram in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The insurgents declared that the Mahdi (the "redeemer of Islam") had arrived in the form of one of their leaders, Mohammed Abdullah al-Qahtani, and called on Muslims to obey him. For nearly two weeks Saudi Special Forces, advised by three GIGN French commandos,[7] fought battles to reclaim the compound.[8]
1979 Grand Mosque seizure
Belligerents
Commanders and leaders
Strength
Casualties and losses
Saudi soldiers, Mecca, 1979.JPG
Saudi soldiers fighting their way into the Ka'aba underground beneath the Grand Mosque of Mecca, 1979
Date20 November – 4 December 1979
LocationMecca, Saudi Arabia
ResultDecisive Saudi Arabian victory
23px-Flag_of_Saudi_Arabia.svg.png
Saudi Arabia
23px-Flag_of_France.svg.png
France
23px-Flag_of_Ikhwan.svg.png
al-Ikhwan[2]
  • Saudi Arabia c. 10,000 Saudi National Guard members
  • France Three French GIGN commandos[1]
300–600 militants[3]
  • 127 killed[4]
  • 451 wounded
  • 117 killed[5]
  • Unknown number wounded
  • 68 executed
The seizure of Islam's holiest site, the taking of hostages from among the worshippers and the deaths of hundreds of militants, security forces and hostages caught in the crossfire in the ensuing battles for control of the site, shocked the Islamic world. The siege ended two weeks after the takeover began and the mosque was cleared.[9] Al-Qahtani was killed in the recapture of the mosque but Juhayman and 67 of his fellow rebels who survived the assault were captured and later beheaded.[10][11][12]

Following the attack, the Saudi King Khaled implemented a stricter enforcement of Shariah (Islamic law),[13] he gave the ulama and religious conservatives more power over the next decade, and religious police became more assertive.[14]
Why didn't the insurgents "allahu akbar kaboom" when it mattered the most?
 

nayr69sg

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Staff member
SuperMod
Those days they cannot afford tudung.
So cannot afford then it is ok? No man. I dont think god looks at it that way. If it is a priority you will wear it. Pay for a piece of cloth and put it on. Dotn wear underwear and out the underwear on the head. Follow your religion!

Rubbish lah. Convenient excuses from the muslims once again.
 
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