rudeboy wrote:Misery Called Life wrote:rudeboy wrote:dont think so, SOME expats amongst us dont respect Islam, UAE culture and its rules and regulations.
So if you prefer religious rule as a law for a country why the effin hell are you on a Brit passport in the first place where the common law espouses democracy and secularism? Is'nt that a conflict of ideology?
whats a religious rule got to do with a passport :S british passport doesnt mean I am a follower of church of england lol. Passport is just nationality, why do you have Muslims that have Indian passports? Or christians in Pakistan that have Pakistani passports etc etc.
England is not based on the sharia law even then I respect their laws, rituals, culture, loud disturbing music at nightand drunk fools sleeping here and there on the road
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There is no country in the world, where religion doesnt have a single say in the country law. Example, look at your india, where the laws are based on Hinduism which says that kissing out of wedlock in public places is not allowed. And I am sure that some states across India have this law. Right? And yet when some foreigners will go into India and find out about this law, they will abuse the law makers, call them monkeysand ask you what kind of a law is this!!! Yet its the law of the country and ppl get on with it.
Similiar here, UAE is a muslim country so its laws are based on Sharia law and you get on with it. Foreigners will complain oh why do you have bloody money, why kill someone, why chop their hands off, why se x is not allowed in public etc etc. If those ppl actually read the Quran, it says why these laws are there and it makes sense.
HEY!!! ESMERALDA - take this to the religious forum. What does this have to do with giving expats the passport????


