Comments for Indigo Jo Blogs

Comment on Review of “Londonistan” by Bubbastein

Bubbastein — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 00:36:00 +0000

Critics are a dime a dozen because they’re simply offering their own opinions that differ from the work they are scrutinizing. Please tell me the title of your book on the same subject so I can read it and compare it to Londonistan. I prefer to make up my own mind on what is “true” based on reading a large cross section of material involving the same subject. Your opinon is no more valid than the author’s you disagree with. All books are based on the author’s interpretation of a topic, there is no such thing as an unbiased book, and those who claim that their’s doesn’t contain an agenda are either lying or dilussional.

Comment on Welfare Reform Bill and the Royal Assent petition by GB

GB — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 12:07:00 +0000

What complete twaddle. The Queen has no power to withold royal assent and no opportunity to do so either. As bad as the welfare bill is, calling on the Queen to interfere is naive in the extreme and offensive to democratic values that we claim to hold dear. It is the failure of our constitution and the fact the the monarchy gives the government so much power that has allowed a minority government the ability to force through this bill. To then appeal to that very same constitution rather than to call for the system to be overturned in favour of something profoundly more democratic is self-defeating to say the least.

As a republic it would be great if the Queen did try to withhold consent, as it would bring the monarchy down in weeks. But as someone who actually understands the constitution and the monarchy I can tell you this is a complete waste of everyone’s time that only makes those involved look stupid.

Comment on Welfare Reform Bill and the Royal Assent petition by Yakoub Islam

Yakoub Islam — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 10:38:00 +0000

I would mention the DDA as a small protection for disabled people in the UK, but it stands like a microbe before an elephant in comparison to the negative impact this bill will have on disabled people’s lives. That the most vulnerable in our society should suffer in the name of austerity, will the rich continue to enjoy their indefensible lifestyles is an outrage an a crime against every principle of justice and human decency.

Comment on Dawud Adib: letting it eat away? by AbdulQudduus

AbdulQudduus — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 21:46:00 +0000

Bismillaah. AlHamdulillaah. As Salaatu was Salaamu ‘alaa Rasoolillaah. Be specific and have witnesses, because the people you just mentioned except this Umar Lee that I have little knowledge of, are of those mentioned favorably by, used for translation of, and teach knowledge explained by the major scholars of Islaam of today, the major scholars of Salafiyyah, may Allaah preserve them all. What I know of Umar Lee is that a reliable person refuted him, namely my dear older brother Daawud Adeeb, hafeedzhahullaah, who I had the benefit of listening to during the dars (lesson) that was referred to in this article. The opponents to the Salafi da’wah quoted here, including this Indigo Jo personality (a real name seems to be lacking), don’t seem to have any real ground to stand on, rather I find here distasteful and ugly speach unlike anything I could refer to the Salaf us SaaliH (the Righteous Predecessors). Is that Jahaliyyah on your lip?… Or is it a bit of pork chop?… Perhaps jealousy of the dignified and factual, rasonable call to the truth by those more well qualified to do so has led you all to carry on a campaign of war against the callers to truth, maybe you’ll have to get shown for your true selves, maybe on the day of Qiyaamah, the one that will be long for many, being called to account for what they did and what they said. I remind you again, Itaqqillaah, FEAR ALLAAH!

Comment on Dawud Adib: letting it eat away? by AbdulQudduus

AbdulQudduus — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 21:33:00 +0000

Bismillaah, walHamdulillaah, was Salaatu was Salaamu ‘alaa Rasoolillaah. Itaqqillaah! Where’s the name on this eye witness report, oh person? My name is Jason (Abdul) Quddus Mow, I recently moved to Portland, Oregon from Maryland, andshortly prior from Strawberry Mansion area of Philadelphia. What I witnessed there at MAsjid As Sunnatun Nabawiya, at Masjid Muqbil, and at Masjid Ahlul Hadeeth wal Aathaar was unity upon tawheed, the beliefs of the Prophet Sal Allaahu ‘alaihi was sallam and his Companions RaDhiyAllaahu ‘anhum ajma’een, good character on the parts of numerous Muslims including the ones whom you just slandered, and prolific teaching and learning of ‘ilm, Divine knowledge from Qur-aan tajweed, tafseer, and Hifdzh, to learning from Thalaathatul USool, Kitaabut TawHeed, and numerous of the other mutoon including ‘Abdul Hafeedzh’s class on Edabul Mufrad by Imaam Al Bukhaariy RaHeemahullaah. Where’s your proof, sir? And who by the name of Allaah are you?

Comment on New boarding schools for ‘troubled’ pupils by Catherine Caunter

Catherine Caunter — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 14:25:00 +0000

i was there 1978 to 1982 gary caunter,the school has new houses on it now

Comment on Are Muslim women being left up on the shelf? by Srsamairax

Srsamairax — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 22:42:00 +0000

Regarding converts. This situation is actually changing. Muslim men are jumping over themselves to marry white converts and ignoring the sisters from their own race. lol. Its amazing to see what is happening. Not only this, these same “muslim men” dont want to marry BLACK converts. Most British Pakistani/Indian/Arab men are hypocrites and racists as they prefer “white” skin colour!

Comment on Are Muslim women being left up on the shelf? by Srsamairax

Srsamairax — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 22:39:00 +0000

Alot of brothers go back home to get married. This was highly prevalent in the 90;s and loads of sisters ready to marry were “left on the shelf” so to speak. These sisters are now in their late 30’s-40’s. Its not their fault they are single. THe fault lies with the parents being a bottle neck and the brothers for going back home to get married. The situation is only going to get worse.

Comment on “If Rod Liddle really wants M.E., he can have mine” by Nicholas

Nicholas — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 22:43:00 +0000

Thank you.

Comment on Holby City’s ridiculous bone marrow transplant story by Riven Vincent

Riven Vincent — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 11:14:00 +0000

agree. They could have used leukemia and actually done some good raising awareness of the ease of registering with the bone marrow trust. A treatement with a good success rate.