The libertine, whoring Western culture

Palestinian Islamic Scholar Yousef Makharzah, in a sermon in Jerusalem last Friday that aired on the Hizb ut-Tahrir-affiliated Al-Waqiyah TV (Lebanon), denounces the corruption and bestiality of the West:

"Corruption has spread over land and sea' in the libertine, whoring Western culture, which has extracted mankind from a world of happiness and security and thrust it into a world of bestiality. They have rebelled against the law of Allah, and the dogs were shown into the bedroom. They have sex with animals. They have sex with animals! They have mocked religion. They have mocked the law of Allah. They have mocked Islam! Men have sex with men, and women have sex with dogs and donkeys. Allah be praised! [...]

"For them, freedom is sacred even if a man is being photographed with a she-donkey, declaring it to be his wife and registering it at the municipality. This is considered his [legitimate] choice that must be respected, and you are not allowed to oppose this. However, if a man marries two women, it is considered backwardness. Yet, if he marries a woman along with a she-donkey it is considered to be artistic ingenuity. It is allowed for a woman to marry a man and a dog. [...]

"What kind of a religion is this and why must we respect it? How are the Muslims expected to respect a civilization that unites humans with animals?"

"The dogs were shown into the bedroom"? What on earth has he been watching?

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[Dom]

After Khomeini arrived on the scene, there were several funny interviews with his disciples. Here’s an excerpt from one:

Johnny: So what can you do with a chicken after you have sex with it?

Muhammad: According to our cultured and learned Ayatollah Khomeini, neither the man who has copulated with the chicken nor his immediate family or his next-door neighbours can eat of that chicken’s meat but it is acceptable for a neighbour who lives two doors away.

Johnny: Interesting.

[Mick H]

So if my neighbour from two doors down offers me a chicken, I should perhaps proceed with caution.