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- bullcutter, on 03/13/2008, -0/+1From The Islamic Penal Code
Book II – Hodoud (Shari’a-based Punishments)
Article 88 – The adultery punishment for a man or woman who does not meet the marriage-bound conditions is one hundred lashes.
6 women x 100 lashes... = ouch!
Article 99 – If adultery by a person, who meets the marriage-bound conditions, is proven by his/her confession, then at the time of stoning the first stone will be thrown by the Shari’a judge and then by others, and if the adultery is proven by the testimony of witnesses, then first the witnesses will throw stones, then the Shari’a judge, and then others.
FTA:
"According to the reports on Farsi websites, during preliminary interrogations of the six women, when asked why they were naked, their response was “General Zarei asked us to do a group prayer. In the nude.”"
Prayin? Damn right he was prayin! Usually confessions warrant a lighter punishment, but whats not bass-ackwards about these hypocrites anyway?
http://wunrn.com/news/2007/02_07/02_19_07/022607_i ...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/42951 ... - egjergji, on 03/13/2008, -0/+0"There are no gays in Iran" - quoted by a major idiot.
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