Hamza Kashgari, a young journalist has caused a wide anger among Saudis when tweeting on the Mawlid (the Holy Prophet’s birthday). His tweets included his opinions about the prophet, how he’s equal to him and how he hated some of …
Posted in Activism, Atheism, Censorship, Current Events, Freedom of Speech, Islam, Media, Religion, Saudi Arabia, Society, Taboos | Tagged blasphemy, hamza, prophet, Saudi, Twitter | 8 Comments1- Because it’s a continuation of slavery system, because it forces the citizens against their will, to do works they didn’t choose, also unpaid… The state doesn’t have the right to force the individuals to do any works without their …
Posted in Awareness, Civil Rights, Egypt, Taboos | Tagged Egypt, Maikel Nabil | Leave a commentThe military service in Egypt is regulated by the law of the military and national service, (law number 172, year 1980) with its amendments. The law simply includes: – A compulsory military service for Egyptian males (without females) – Females …
Posted in Awareness, Civil Rights, Egypt, Taboos | Tagged Egypt, Maikel Nabil | Leave a commentI recently found myself interested in the roles of women in Islamic (Arab) societies. There is no doubt that women are extremely oppressed with everything that makes them human being shunned away and buried by overuling men. I even found …
Posted in Islam, Sex, Society, Taboos | Tagged Arab, Egpyt, Islam, Lebanon, Middle East, Religion, Saudi, Sex, Syria | 4 CommentsYes to Peace for Egypt Before it is for Israel When Ismail Sidqi pasha refused that Egypt would get-in the war of 1948, he wasn’t a traitor to Egypt or loving Israel. All about it is that Ismail Sidqi was …
Posted in Censorship, Civil Rights, Democracy, Egypt, Freedom of Speech, History, Middle East, Nationalism, Philosophy, Politics, Regional Issues, Society, Taboos, Terrorism, War | Tagged antimilitarism, corruption, Egypt, Human Rights, Israel, Maikel Nabil, Middle East, pacifism, peace, Politics, prison, revolution, SCAF | 1 CommentOf the books which I started reading in prison, was “Natures of Tyranny and Slavery Wrestler” for sheikh “Abd al-Rahman al-Kawakibi”… I liked the book very much and I was surprised that there exists an Islamic cleric with this enlightenment, …
Posted in Activism, Censorship, Civil Rights, Egypt, Freedom of Speech, Philosophy, Society, Taboos, Youth | Tagged Egypt, hunger strike, Maikel Nabil, Maikel Nabil trial, Political Prisoners, strike | Leave a commentPsychology, Field Study Psychology of Criminals in Jail May 2011 I think I started reading psychology in the year 2000 when I was about 15 years old. Psychology helped me a lot in understanding motives and ways of thinking of …
Posted in Atheism, Civil Rights, Egypt, Ethics, Gender, Homosexuality, Sex, Sexism, Society, Taboos | Tagged Egypt, field study, Maikel Nabil, Political Prisoners, prison | Leave a commentI tell Mark, happy birthday. I’m on a hunger strike since 23 August, also on a medicine strike and on a strike against taking a solution transfusion since 31 August and yesterday on Monday 12 September, on a thirst strike …
Posted in Atheism, Censorship, Civil Rights, Egypt, Freedom of Speech, Taboos | Tagged Maikel Nabil, Maikel Nabil trial | 2 CommentsIn the seventies and eighties of last century, militant Islamist opposition appeared, which was the strongest of the opposition movements, which was able to challenge the July militarist regime… This opposition reached its peak on October, 1981, when it assassinated …
Posted in Arabs, Censorship, Civil Rights, Current Events, Democracy, Egypt, Ethics, Freedom of Speech, History, Islam, Israel, Nationalism, Politics, Regional Issues, Religion, Society, Taboos, Terrorism, War | Tagged antimilitarism, Egypt, Israel, Maikel Nabil, pacifism | 1 CommentLieutenant General/Sami Anan Chief of Staff of the armed forces Greetings, In a press interview with me to a European newspaper, the following day of Mubarak’s …
Posted in Censorship, Civil Rights, Current Events, Democracy, Egypt, Freedom of Speech, Human Rights, Middle East, Nationalism, News and Politics, Politics, Society, Taboos, War, Youth | Tagged corruption, Egypt, Human Rights, Maikel Nabil, Middle East, Politics, revolution, Sami Anan, SCAF | Leave a comment