DATE: Sun, 28 Oct 2001 19:44:03
From: Parvin Darabi<parvin@homa.org>
To: Iranians <parvin@homa.org>
Dear friends,
Islam and the Islamic Republic of Iran now has a laud and ignorantdefender
the infamous CNN reporter Christiane Amanpour. This woman lives inLondon,
is allowed to travel to all types of places, does not wear eitherthe
chador, burqa, or the neghab the Saudi women are wearing. Shedrives a car,
has a successful profession and against the laws of Islam finallygot
married at forty instead of nine, to a younger man. At least thispart of
her life agrees with what Khadijeh did in the 7th century. Now shetalks
about the greatness of Islam. By the way I wonder if James Rubinbecame a
Muslim before they got married or she married a non-Muslim againstthe
Islamic laws.
She explained over the television how she feels when she bowstoward Mecca
and talks to her god in Arabic a language I doubt she understands.What a
relaxation she receives during her prayer sessions. What a biglie. For a
reporter in the front lines is she telling the U.S. to stop thebombing five
times a day till she finishes her prayer session?
Does she agree that if something happened to her, like if some onekilled
her, that her husband and her child should receive a price equalto the
price of 50 camels or 100 cows as her blood money?
She cannot even testify in an Islamic court and she is testifyingto the
goodness and beauty of Islam! How much money is she getting fromthe
terrorist government of Iran? These bustards are killing theIranian people,
destroying their property and placing them in jail. Was herfather's
property that valuable that she is selling the Iranian people.Shame on you
Christiane. Shame
Parvin Darabi
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