Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan at Zeitgeist08

Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan speaks about technology as a tool for cross-cultural connectivity

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[Armana14]

Trust me most Muslims are moderates and peace loving people and i wish people who are blinded by hate could see that.There are bad apples in every religion and society but its not religion that teaches that but those people who are using that religion as a tool to spread hatred and destruction.No religion teaches to kill or hate others so we must not do that whether we are Muslims,Christians,Jews or belong to any other faith.

[TheGreatBernard]

She would've been a perfect cast for Talia Al Ghul in The Dark Knight Rises

[VanMedia]

soo hooot!

[Armana14]

Its their religion and just like every other religion they value it more than anything and if nobody is questioning you for the things you value in your life then you should extend the same courtesy and not question and criticize people for the things they care about

[Armana14]

Its their religion and just like every other religion they value it more than anything and if nobody is questioning you for the things you value you value in your life they should extend the same courtesy and not question and criticize people for the things they care about they might be different from you,they might hold believe in something you don't they might live a different life but you or nobody else in that matter has the right to judge them or call them responsible for anything

[Armana14]

@444719abcx so what i get from you is that if someone doesn't give in to a system or societal norms then they are imposing something.What a definition.All of us have the right to follow any kind of life we want to and nobody should interfere with it. If Muslims follow their religion in whichever country they are living how does it affect you or anybody else?

[Armana14]

and wishes to be called a hero who believed in freedom since he did what he wanted to.Freedom doesn't mean you can crush the sentiments of people like you and target them because they are different from you in whichever ways

[Armana14]

@444719abcx as far as the caricatures are concerned your talking about a person who the Muslims love and respect more than anybodys else and follow him. I don't think it exemplifies any kind of freedom to show caricatures of someone who is so respected by his followers and when it is forbidden in their faith to draw pictures of Prophets.I rather feel it exemplifies how our world only talks about religious tolerance and on the other hand blantantly desrespects someone's religion

[Armana14]

@444719abcx excuse me if we only point fingers at others we would only find ourselves to be the ones with the right to criticize others. Muslims follow their own faith just like other religions if they want halal food for their kids what harm does it do to you or anybody else? are you they forcing you to have halal food? no.If a person can opt to be vegetarian or a non veg why can't an individual follow their religion in whichever part of the world they might live in?

[simplicitykitty]

she's sickening - an elitist ugly witch who dons designer clothes and goes to the best swiss plastic surgeons bc she is GREEDY and UGLY - what a HYPOCRITE

[444719abcx]

// express their humor..So those Muslims living in France for years still do not understand this...??? All these attitudes show how much the Muslims/Arabs do not understand the place they have chosen to live in.....What is your feedback to these, Your Highness...?