Sudan ends 30 years of Islamic Law

[Silver]

By separating religion and state

Sudan’s transitional government agreed to separate religion from the state, ending 30 years of Islamic rule in the North African nation.

Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok and Abdel-Aziz al-Hilu, a leader of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North rebel group, signed a declaration in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, on Thursday adopting the principle.

“For Sudan to become a democratic country where the rights of all citizens are enshrined, the constitution should be based on the principle of ‘separation of religion and state,’ in the absence of which the right to self-determination must be respected,” the document states.

The accord comes less than a week after the government initialed a peace deal with rebel forces that’s raised hopes of an end to fighting that ravaged Darfur and other parts of Sudan under ousted dictator Omar al-Bashir. The larger of two factions in the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North, which has fought Sudanese troops in the nation’s border states, has refused to sign any agreement that doesn’t ensure a secular system.

Sudan is emerging from international isolation that began soon after Bashir seized power in 1989 and implemented a hard-line interpretation of Islamic law that sought to make the country the “vanguard of the Islamic world.” Al-Qaeda and Carlos the Jackal settled there; the U.S. designated Sudan a terror sponsor in 1993, later imposing sanctions until 2017.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Winterhold will be devastated.

Boru

[WinterHold]

If it's a democratic vote of the Sudanese people I would be happy that they chose freely.
But I doubt that this a vote of the people, dictatorship and tyranny still rules that place but under different faces than Bashir's,

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

If it's a democratic vote of the Sudanese people I would be happy that they chose freely.
But I doubt that this a vote of the people, dictatorship and tyranny still rules that place but under different faces than Bashir's,

Horseshit. Your support of Islamic law is well documented. People like you despise democratic systems and ideals. You’re a theocrat through and through.

Stop dissembling. You aren’t happy about this, not even a little bit, not under any circumstances. You have become a liar without shame.

Boru

[WinterHold]

If it's a democratic vote of the Sudanese people I would be happy that they chose freely.
But I doubt that this a vote of the people, dictatorship and tyranny still rules that place but under different faces than Bashir's,

Horseshit. Your support of Islamic law is well documented. People like you despise democratic systems and ideals. You’re a theocrat through and through.

Stop dissembling. You aren’t happy about this, not even a little bit, not under any circumstances. You have become a liar without shame.

Boru

I'm always happy with people choosing what they want through peace and consulting between themselves, but Sudan -and all of the Middle East- is far behind that.

[arewethereyet]

Horseshit. Your support of Islamic law is well documented. People like you despise democratic systems and ideals. You’re a theocrat through and through.

Stop dissembling. You aren’t happy about this, not even a little bit, not under any circumstances. You have become a liar without shame.

Boru

Your tone have changed, asshole.
Looks like you're getting ready to ban me or even do something worse, far far worse.

Anyways, my religion is very well documented too, members and visitors can resort to the tag I made before the titles of my topics: [Quranic reflection].

As for you, go eat shit you obsessive fuck and leave me alone. What a spammy creep.

Such a fine example of your faith you are.

[WinterHold]

Your tone have changed, asshole.
Looks like you're getting ready to ban me or even do something worse, far far worse.

Anyways, my religion is very well documented too, members and visitors can resort to the tag I made before the titles of my topics: [Quranic reflection].

As for you, go eat shit you obsessive fuck and leave me alone. What a spammy creep.

Such a fine example of your faith you are.

No. Such a good example for a "person feeling threatened and feeling afraid".
Though, after a cup of tea I repeat:

Anyways, my religion is very well documented too, members and visitors can resort to the tag I made before the titles of my topics: [Quranic reflection].

P.S I edited my comment, and I apologize for losing my temper due to "feeling threatened and afraid". In the Middle East the dictators always threaten you by this sentence: "all you do is documented", it's a nightmare.

Again I apologize. And read the bit I made red in my edited comment to validate that I'm saying the truth.

[arewethereyet]

Such a fine example of your faith you are.

No. Such a good example for a "person feeling threatened and feeling afraid".
Though, after a cup of tea I repeat:

Anyways, my religion is very well documented too, members and visitors can resort to the tag I made before the titles of my topics: [Quranic reflection].

P.S I edited my comment, and I apologize for losing my temper due to "feeling threatened and afraid". In the Middle East the dictators always threaten you by this sentence: "all you do is documented", it's a nightmare.

Again I apologize. And read the bit I made red in my edited comment to validate that I'm saying the truth.

You are a fraud.  

You know it and we know it.

If a cup of tea made you feel safe you couldn't have been feeling all that threatened...unless you have some really special tea.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Such a fine example of your faith you are.

No. Such a good example for a "person feeling threatened and feeling afraid".
Though, after a cup of tea I repeat:

Anyways, my religion is very well documented too, members and visitors can resort to the tag I made before the titles of my topics: [Quranic reflection].

P.S I edited my comment, and I apologize for losing my temper due to "feeling threatened and afraid". In the Middle East the dictators always threaten you by this sentence: "all you do is documented", it's a nightmare.

Again I apologize. And read the bit I made red in my edited comment to validate that I'm saying the truth.

Not looking to ban you, let alone do something ‘far far worse’, whatever you and your atrophied brain imagine that to be.

Yes, you’ve made your religious beliefs plain, which is why you prefer lopping bits off of people to a system of democratic jurisprudence. If you’re getting your ideas of government and justice (and everything they entail) out of a book written by and for savages, there is no way - none - that you could ever support the idea of a free and open society.

I evacuate myself on your ‘apology’.

Boru

[WinterHold]

No. Such a good example for a "person feeling threatened and feeling afraid".
Though, after a cup of tea I repeat:

Anyways, my religion is very well documented too, members and visitors can resort to the tag I made before the titles of my topics: [Quranic reflection].

P.S I edited my comment, and I apologize for losing my temper due to "feeling threatened and afraid". In the Middle East the dictators always threaten you by this sentence: "all you do is documented", it's a nightmare.

Again I apologize. And read the bit I made red in my edited comment to validate that I'm saying the truth.

You are a fraud.  

You know it and we know it.

If a cup of tea made you feel safe you couldn't have been feeling all that threatened...unless you have some really special tea.

No. I'm not a fraud.
I document everything I say about my religion under the tag [Quranic reflection] so you might see that I'm literally following my holy book.

You can't imagine the brutality Arabs face in prisons even though international media is full of news about it.

The tea was a real tea with milk. Drugs and alcohol are banned where I am.