வடடியில்லாத கடன் கொடுக்க சவுதி அரேபிய வங்கிகள் இருக்கும்போது ஏன் இங்கிலாந்து வங்கிகளை கேட்கிறார்கள்?
இஸ்லாமிய முறைப்படி வாழ, வட்டியில்லாத கடன் வாங்கிகொள்ள சவுதி அரேபியாவுக்கொ பாகிஸ்தானுக்கோ சென்று இவர்கள் வாழலாம்.
ஏன் இங்கிலாந்து இந்தியா மாதிரி நாடுகளை தொல்லை பண்ணிகொண்டிருக்கிறர்கள்?
Muslims demand Sharia student loans because paying interest goes against Islamic law
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
Last updated at 1:41 PM on 22nd August 2011
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Muslim groups are calling for a separate student loan system because the interest due to be charged will conflict with rules of Sharia law.
The changes to tuition fees, which come into force next year, will see students charged higher rates of interest on the loans they take out to pay for university.
Until now they have paid the market rate of inflation but the reforms mean students who go on to earn more than £21,000 will have to pay interest of up to 3 per cent.
But in some interpretations of Sharia law, which is Islam's legal system and governs every aspect of Muslim life, loans are forbidden.
Muslim students are worried loan repayments could break Sharia laws
The National Union of Students has said it could be two years before an alternative system is worked out, leaving some Muslims fearing they cannot go on to further education.
The Federation of Student Islamic Societies told The Independent that the rate increase was a 'pressing issue'.
A spokesman said: 'Because the rate of interest is above the rate of inflation, it is quite blatant usury.'
Usury means the practice of lending money and charging the borrower interest, possibly at a very high rate.
Mohammed Ahmed-Sheikh, 17, says the changes will discourage him from applying to university next year.
'The fees are the reason I'm having doubts. I'm Muslim and loans are against my religion,' he told The Independent.
Ahmad Mitoubsi, 21, who graduated this year, added: 'We've just had to adapt to the British system or else I couldn't have gone to uni.'
The Department of Business, Innovation and Skills says discussions are ongoing with student groups about a solution.
But it is thought an alternative, such as already happens with mortgages in which education could be 'rented' instead, may not be agreed until the 2013/14 academic year.
Sharia law is Islam's legal system. It was derived from the Koran, as the word of God, the example of the life of the prophet Muhammad and fatwas - the rulings of Islamic scholars.
It is different to the legal traditions of the Western world because it governs - or informs - everything about how a Muslim lives.
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போகோ ஹராம்( உலகம் தட்டை) முஸ்லீம் கும்பல் நைஜீரியாவிலிருந்து லகோஸ் நாட்டுக்கும் பரவியது
BY LEKE ADESERI, South West Regional Editor with agency reports
LAGOS — The fear of attacks by Islamic militants in Nigeria is spreading South to the nation’s commercial capital, Lagos, where city buses are being checked for bombs.
LAGOS — The fear of attacks by Islamic militants in Nigeria is spreading South to the nation’s commercial capital, Lagos, where city buses are being checked for bombs.
This followed a text message purportedly sent by the group warning people not to take government buses because they are a target.
Managing Director of Lagos Bus Service, LAGBUS, Mr Yemi Odubela, was quoted by the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, as saying the firm was aware of the threat and was asking passengers to remain vigilant and cooperate with spot checks of their bags.
The report noted that at the Eko roundabout bus stop on Victoria Island, a passenger said her bags were checked when she boarded the bus.
She said: “They checked us before we entered at Leventis. They checked us to see if anybody was carrying any equipment inside their bags. So they checked us before we entered. mencheck Men. Women check Women.”
Asked if the new measures made her to feel safer, she said: “Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We are afraid. We are afraid. Everybody is afraid to enter, you see that blue bus and this red one. We are afraid. They checked under all the seats before we entered.
So maybe there is something they hide under the seats but there was nothing under the seats.”
However, another man getting off the LAGBUS number 55, said he did not believe the Boko Haram threat.
However, another man getting off the LAGBUS number 55, said he did not believe the Boko Haram threat.
He said: “They have been operating. Even when they have been bombing, have they been giving warnings? No. They have not been giving warnings. They do it. So I want to believe that people are just trying to use that to cause confusion.”
Another woman passenger said she had to take the bus, despite the threat.
Another woman passenger said she had to take the bus, despite the threat.
“I have no choice,” she said. “Because of the rain, I have no other transport means to get to this place.” This passenger says Boko Haram will find it far harder to operate in the south. “We will continue to take the bus because there is security in Lagos,” said the passenger.”I don’t believe they will come to this place. I just call it a threat. They can’t come down to the south.
We will check them here. LAGBUS is even better because at LAGBUS you queue. So you can check anybody who enters that LAGBUS. So if it just an ordinary bus like this one that everybody jumps inside it is a different thing.”
A group that says it is fighting for a separate Islamic state is thought responsible for a series of attacks across the north. Bomb attacks and ambushes in the northern city of Maiduguri have indefinitely closed the university there and led to an exodus of civilians, some of whom are newly unemployed motorbike taxi drivers after all motorbikes were banned in Maiduguri because Islamic militants were using them to throw bombs.
The Islamic sect Boko Haram recognizes neither Nigeria’s constitution nor the federal government and says it is fighting for a separate nation in the north, ruled by Islamic law.
The group bombed the police force headquarters in Abuja and a church just outside the capital, which is now under a limited curfew with all bars and movie theaters closed by 10 p.m. President Goodluck Jonathan has offered to open talks with the group, but Boko Haram leaders have so far refused, saying they cannot meet with security forces that are trying to destroy them.
உலகம் தட்டை முஸ்லிம் கும்பலுக்காக நைஜீரியாவில் போராட வந்த 3185 வெளியேற்றம்
BY Emma Ujah, Abuja Bureau Chief & VICTORIA OJEME
ABUJA — In the wake of concerns over collaboration between the Boko Haram sect and foreign Islamic insurgents, the Federal Government has deported 3,185 foreigners.
ABUJA — In the wake of concerns over collaboration between the Boko Haram sect and foreign Islamic insurgents, the Federal Government has deported 3,185 foreigners.
Public Relations Officer of Nigerian Immigration Service, Mr Joachim Olumba, who disclosed this to Vanguard, weekend, said the foreign nationals were deported after rigorous and enhanced screening at the nation’s legal entry points, noting that the deportees included those whose presence in Nigeria was found to be inimical to national security.
He said 31 Somalis and 382 Sudanese had been screened and had been established to be legal residents in Nigeria and legally engaged in the country as well.
Meanwhile, the eight ex-militants who were ordered repatriated from Sri Lanka by the Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta and Chief Executive of the Amnesty Pogramme, Hon. Kingsley Kuku, for indiscipline would be handed over to the State Security Service when they returned home this week.
The Amnesty Office said in a statement by the Head of Media and Communications, Mr. Henry Ugbolue, that Kuku had to take a firm action against indiscipline among the ex-militants to ensure objectives of the amnesty programmes were achieved.
The ex-militants were expelled from a vocational training centre in Sri Lanka for offences ranging from fighting to wilful destruction of training equipment.
The statement read in part:
“The six trainees were expelled from a vocational training centre in Sri Lanka for offences ranging from fighting to wilful destruction of training equipment.
“The Six trainees who travelled out to Topher Zhang Maritime Vocational Centre Sri Lanka just a month ago to commence vocational training in either undersea welding or boat building are due back in the country this week and shall be immediately handed over to the Department of State Services (SSS) for proper profiling and possible prosecution.
“Further, Hon. Kuku has instructed the Accounts Department of the Amnesty Office to stop forthwith the remittances of monthly stipends to the accounts of the affected trainees. The Federal Government will no longer condone serial cases of indiscipline among Amnesty Programme’s trainees posted to vocational or skills acquisition centres both within the country and abroad. Indeed Hon. Kuku says the Amnesty Office is considering outright expulsion of unruly trainees from the Programme”.
The list of the indicted trainees were: Chinese Igoli, Weri Kingdom, Ekankumor Ogosi, Prince Jonathan Omie, Brinimugha Orunisiede, Elvis Oto, Agbabo Suama, Sinclear Thursday.
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