Fined for your burka?! I'll pay!!
>Aku yakin yang semua dah tahu mengenai pengharaman burka kan?!<
Kita
semua tahu dan sedar bahawa ramai orang-orang kaya Arab yang
membelanjakan duit mereka ke arah yang kurang bergunakan?! Ada yang
guna untuk enjoy dan ada juga untuk membeli kelab-kelab bola sepak yang
ternama : terutamanya di Liga Perdana Inggeris. Tapi kan, tak semua
tycoon-tycoon Islam nie bersifat sedemikian tau. Contohnya ialah seorang
usahawan muslim yang bernama Rachid
Nekkaz yang berpangkalan di Perancis. Bila sebut mengenai Perancis,
mesti korang tahukan mengenai pengharaman pemakaian burka? Pastu,
sesiapa yang memakainya akan dikenakan fine yang tinggi. Eh, macam lari
tajuk jer. *hukhukhuk* So, apa kaitannya antara Rachid Nekkaz dan
pengharaman burka nie?! Ikuti petikan dan summary artikel di bawah :
>Sanggupkah anda (bertindak) donate untuk kebajikan orang lain?!<
>Inilah dia Rachid Nekkaz : Macam muda lagi kan?!<
Fined for your burka? 'I'll pay', says tycoon as French MPs prepare to vote on veil ban
By DailyMail
Last updated at 1:17 AM on 13th July 2010
France could ban burkhas by the end of September after a series of parliamentary votes was scheduled to begin.
Deputies, or members of the lower house, are tomorrow likely to approve the measure outlawing face-covering veils despite outrage among the country’s 5million Muslims.
Now a French tycoon is setting up a fund to help Muslim women pay 'burka fines' for hiding their faces in public.
Muslim businessman Rachid Nekkaz has today pledged to sell off 1million euros (£840,000) worth of property in Paris for the fund.
In an open letter published in national newspapers, he said a burka ban was unconstitutional and any woman fined for hiding her face could come to him for help.
The ban could be ratified in September when Senators are almost certain to approve the ban which has received overwhelming support from voters.
Last updated at 1:17 AM on 13th July 2010
France could ban burkhas by the end of September after a series of parliamentary votes was scheduled to begin.
Deputies, or members of the lower house, are tomorrow likely to approve the measure outlawing face-covering veils despite outrage among the country’s 5million Muslims.
Now a French tycoon is setting up a fund to help Muslim women pay 'burka fines' for hiding their faces in public.
Muslim businessman Rachid Nekkaz has today pledged to sell off 1million euros (£840,000) worth of property in Paris for the fund.
In an open letter published in national newspapers, he said a burka ban was unconstitutional and any woman fined for hiding her face could come to him for help.
The ban could be ratified in September when Senators are almost certain to approve the ban which has received overwhelming support from voters.
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