Food Containing Pork to Display Picture of Pig
Wednesday, 09 February, 2011 | 16:17 WIB

TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta:The Food and Drug Monitoring Agency (BPOM) said that all food products containing pork or those which have been processed alongside pork products, must display a red square with a picture of a pig.

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Swimmers are told to wear burkinis
British swimming pools are imposing Muslim dress codes in a move described as divisive by Labour MPs.
Entertainment of Wednesday, 9 February 2011
Source: News-One
"Penis Sizes Matter" - Shamima Muslim

















Female Broadcast Journalist of Citi FM and Metro TV, pretty-faced Shamima Muslim, has waded into the controversy of why some Ghanaian men are paying money to increase the size of their sex organs.

The issue became a topical one after a man was recently arrested and sent to court because he has a penis enlargement device which he claims he uses to elongate and fatten the penis for a fee so as to make it a better tool of good sex.

Muslim Soccer Team Refuses To Play French Gay Soccer Team
Gay French soccer club Paris Foot Gay is outraged that a Muslim soccer club, Creteil Bebel, refused to play a league match against them.

The team received an e-mail from their opponents stating: “Because of the principles of our team, which is a team of devout Muslims, we can’t play against you. Our convictions are much more important than a simple football match.”

Paris Foot Gay asked the league to sanction Creteil Bebel for their refusal to play.

Saudi Clerics Call For Adult Breast-Feeding

June 5, 2010

In a surprising development, two senior Saudi clerics today said that Saudi Arabia’s women should give their breast milk to male colleagues and acquaintances in order to safeguard the Islamic law that forbids mixing between the sexes. The clerics, however, failed to reach an agreement among each other on how the milk should be conveyed.


Recently a fatwa had been issued in the country about adult breast-feeding to establish "maternal relations" and preclude the possibility of sexual contact. The fatwa has already generated enough debates and it is likely that the debate over such explicit topics may force the Saudi government to introduce stricter regulations about how and when fatwas should be issued.

Sheikh Al Obeikan, an adviser to the royal court and consultant to the Ministry of Justice, had recently said that women who come into regular contact with men, who are not their relatives, should give them their breast milk in order to make them their relatives.

"The man should take the milk, but not directly from the breast of the woman. He should drink it and then becomes a relative of the family, a fact that allows him to come in contact with the women without breaking Islam's rules about mixing," Al Obeikan said, according to Gulf News. "

Obeikan’s remarks were followed by an announcement by another powerful Saudi cleric Abi Ishaq Al Huwaini, who asked women to allow the men to suckle the milk directly from their breast.