Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Nov 2nd 2005, 12:20 am
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Originally Posted by NorthernLad
Another brilliant piece of journalism and a happy horse...... whats with the women in county Durham??
Nov 2nd 2005, 12:38 am
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Originally Posted by Truth Speak
I hate to think what you've been typing into the search engine!!
Another brilliant piece of journalism and a happy horse...... whats with the women in county Durham??
Another brilliant piece of journalism and a happy horse...... whats with the women in county Durham??
Nov 2nd 2005, 2:32 am
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Class....he'd have to have a mouth like the Mersey tunnel as well!!
Nov 2nd 2005, 2:54 am
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Originally Posted by NorthernLad
It's often difficult to make the distinction between women and horses in Bishop Auckland (out in the sticks), even more so after a few pints of the local brew. As this unfortunate fella found out.
Originally Posted by w10
Class....he'd have to have a mouth like the Mersey tunnel as well!!
Take it easy
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Nov 7th 2005, 1:29 am
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Originally Posted by CasaNova
Ok i hope expatmums get some info from this 
Sharia and UAE laws prohibit cruelty to animals
By Samir Salama, Bureau Chief
Abu Dhabi: Cruelty to animals is prohibited in the Islamic Sharia and UAE's laws, according to scholars and legal consultants.
Every person who maliciously and intentionally maims, mutilates or tortures a living animal, or maliciously and intentionally kills an animal, is guilty of an offence punishable by imprisonment of up to one year, or by a fine of not more than Dh10,000, or by both the fine and imprisonment, Mohammad Ebrahim Al Shaiba, a Dubai-based legal consultant, told Gulf News yesterday.
http://www.gulfnews.com/Articles/Nat...ticleID=189459
Sharia and UAE laws prohibit cruelty to animals
By Samir Salama, Bureau Chief
Abu Dhabi: Cruelty to animals is prohibited in the Islamic Sharia and UAE's laws, according to scholars and legal consultants.
Every person who maliciously and intentionally maims, mutilates or tortures a living animal, or maliciously and intentionally kills an animal, is guilty of an offence punishable by imprisonment of up to one year, or by a fine of not more than Dh10,000, or by both the fine and imprisonment, Mohammad Ebrahim Al Shaiba, a Dubai-based legal consultant, told Gulf News yesterday.
http://www.gulfnews.com/Articles/Nat...ticleID=189459
If it's against the law how come they allow halal slaughter...it's not exactly humane...
Nov 7th 2005, 4:06 am
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Originally Posted by Norm_uk
If it's against the law how come they allow halal slaughter...it's not exactly humane...
the question that you have raised, This is quite interesting!
My question to you, Do you know the procedure of Islamic or Halal method of Slaughtering?
Answer: An Animal must be checked for any diseases, after that its sacrificed with the name of Allah by cutting its throat which Instantly kills the animal and by this way all the blood is dropped out.
Nov 7th 2005, 4:09 am
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Originally Posted by Norm_uk
If it's against the law how come they allow halal slaughter...it's not exactly humane...
Honestly speaking, I didn't had any appetiate when i was in Europe! There the animals are kills by "Hitting a Blow on their head"
Its a machine that hits a sharp right in the middle of the head and then the animal is killed. I repeat its KILLED. and after its killed than only its prepared for the meat.
So basically we eat dead animals in Europe.
Nov 7th 2005, 1:06 pm
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Originally Posted by CasaNova
Honestly speaking, I didn't had any appetiate when i was in Europe! There the animals are kills by "Hitting a Blow on their head"
Its a machine that hits a sharp right in the middle of the head and then the animal is killed. I repeat its KILLED. and after its killed than only its prepared for the meat.
So basically we eat dead animals in Europe.
Its a machine that hits a sharp right in the middle of the head and then the animal is killed. I repeat its KILLED. and after its killed than only its prepared for the meat.
So basically we eat dead animals in Europe.
If it's slaughtered,halal or otherwise,it is also killed....
Nov 7th 2005, 7:56 pm
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Originally Posted by CasaNova
the question that you have raised, This is quite interesting!
My question to you, Do you know the procedure of Islamic or Halal method of Slaughtering?
Answer: An Animal must be checked for any diseases, after that its sacrificed with the name of Allah by cutting its throat which Instantly kills the animal and by this way all the blood is dropped out.
My question to you, Do you know the procedure of Islamic or Halal method of Slaughtering?
Answer: An Animal must be checked for any diseases, after that its sacrificed with the name of Allah by cutting its throat which Instantly kills the animal and by this way all the blood is dropped out.
...and are you aware of the conditions many animals suffer under whilst being transported to the UAE so they can have their throats slit?
Nov 7th 2005, 11:37 pm
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Originally Posted by Norm_uk
Slitting the throat is not 'instant' death...
...and are you aware of the conditions many animals suffer under whilst being transported to the UAE so they can have their throats slit?
...and are you aware of the conditions many animals suffer under whilst being transported to the UAE so they can have their throats slit?
What you want me to do? stop eating Steak?
Nov 8th 2005, 4:16 pm
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
And in the nightclubs of Newcastle.....
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Nov 8th 2005, 5:56 pm
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Originally Posted by CasaNova
What you want me to do? stop eating Steak?
Nov 8th 2005, 6:09 pm
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Originally Posted by CasaNova
Sharia and UAE laws prohibit cruelty to animals
By Samir Salama, Bureau Chief
Abu Dhabi: Cruelty to animals is prohibited in the Islamic Sharia and UAE's laws, according to scholars and legal consultants.
Then please tell me why its common pratice for goats to have thier teeth smashed in with rocks by children ..... Just for Jolly!
Nov 8th 2005, 6:26 pm
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Originally Posted by Heart of gold
Then please tell me why its common pratice for goats to have thier teeth smashed in with rocks by children ..... Just for Jolly!
Making the law is one thing, enforcing it is another....
Nov 8th 2005, 6:40 pm
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Re: Yet another misconception(propanganda) dispelled
Originally Posted by Welivehere
Or why my cat had to have three hunting pellets from an air rifle removed from its chest, shoulder and back leg or his jaw re-set after he was kicked in the face?
Making the law is one thing, enforcing it is another....
Making the law is one thing, enforcing it is another....
*astards!!!!! If I catch anyone harming my cats they will be given the same treatment.No law is enforced out here, well none that I know of!
