Florida Prof Endorses Severing Hands, Blasphemy Laws

The professor, who is also a mosque official, also has supported outlawing speech that he perceives as “blasphemy,” like criticizing Islam.

There goes your "freedom of speech" in Florida, people.

A Florida Atlantic University professor has been exposed as an Islamist radical after activists videotaped him endorsing the "severing of hands" under Sharia governance. On another occasion, he supported outlawing speech he perceives as “blasphemy,” like criticizing Islam.

Who said Sharia Law is not coming to USA. Professor Bassem Al-Halabi stated, “Where there is no sharia, Islamic sharia, they die in dozens and hundreds every day because of organized crime. People kill people, other people or steal pizza for $10 and so – so when Islamic shariah is saying about capital punishment – so even though it sounds like it is severe but if that is the solution to prevent any crimes, then it still has a lot of rules and regulations".

"I will just mention one and stop here, which is let’s say cutting off the hands of a person if they steal. It sounds very severe. It sounds very barbaric, I know. But if takes one or two people to have their hands cut off, and then there’s no more stealing and there’s no more stealing in the whole nation – that’s a much better resolution than having hundreds of people die every day.” A load of # i say. www.clarionproject.org...

a reply to: tommo39

This guys reasoning is ridiculous, setting the example with capital punishment does nothing to deter crime. Wish more people were so outraged about it. Guess they only have issue with it when it is coming from a muslim.

a reply to: tommo39

Who said Sharia Law is not coming to USA.

Smart people with foresight and knowledge of the 1st Amendment.





Let me get this right...



Some lunatic has professed that hand severing is a deterrent and we're supposed to run for the hills?
Or what?

What the hell is the Clarion Project??? BTW!!!


I'll do some digging on that.

Edit: ahhh a NP funded by dirty Zionist warmonger Sheldon Adelson. Carry On Clarion.

a reply to: Hazardous1408

Smart people with foresight and knowledge of the 1st Amendment

Let me finish that statement for you

...who have forgotten what we have in lieu of a President.

originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: Hazardous1408

Smart people with foresight and knowledge of the 1st Amendment

Let me finish that statement for you

...who have forgotten what we have for a President.

A gay Muslim antichrist with a trannie wife who can't speak without an autocue...

Yeah save me the BS.


Obama is out in a couple of months and all your wet dreams of Trump will put an end to this imminent sharia law.

a reply to: tommo39

If humanity is to ever evolve, we must move beyond band-aid treatments for a condition that requires a permanent fix.

Severing limbs because someone stole is a reactive measure and in no way dissuades others from committing similar crimes, a testament to this is that the practice is still being exercised today so clearly the message ain't getting through.

His opinion is noted but rife with flaws.....in my opinion.

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: tommo39
This guys reasoning is ridiculous, setting the example with capital punishment does nothing to deter crime.

My monkey-frikkin'-ass!! I can see you have spent zero time in the Muslim world.

I once saw a wallet sit untouched on a convenience store counter for at least a week.

If you saw capital punishment carried out first-hand ... you would certainly not consider committing a petty crime. A hand or a foot can come off in less than two seconds. Yeah ... you wouldn't really want to run (either) if you're gonna get caught.

a reply to: Sublimecraft

Yes, sharia law punishment has been around for centuries and it has not deterred humans from petty crime. Stealing is a big no-no in islam, but in Indonesia it's a way of life.

originally posted by: tommo39

The professor, who is also a mosque official, also has supported outlawing speech that he perceives as “blasphemy,” like criticizing Islam.

There goes your "freedom of speech" in Florida, people...

As far as I know, being a professor does not give one the power to overturn/change the law of the land, or to nullify the Constitution lol. Even bring President of the USA doesn't give one such unbridled power. Don't panic, Florida, this is just about some guy who has a stupid opinion, nothing more.

a reply to: tommo39

I'm ok with sharia law as long as bankers, lawyers, accountants and politicians, priests, imams, rabbis, judges and law enforcement all get their hands cut off.

originally posted by: richapau
a reply to: tommo39

I'm ok with sharia law as long as bankers, lawyers, accountants and politicians, priests, imams, rabbis, judges and law enforcement all get their hands cut off.

It's pretty much only royalty and their immediate cronies who get a pass. Sharia Law is some serious business ... I kid you not. The social stigma that follows being punished within the Muslim society is the real killer. People who talk smack never bring that up in the conversation.

a reply to: tommo39

ol rick would never sign that.

a reply to: Snarl

So you agree with this guy then?
Because that seems to be his fundamental point, that if you have this strict punishment, then his example, you will see crime decrease and sharia law provides that.

originally posted by: Snarl

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: tommo39
This guys reasoning is ridiculous, setting the example with capital punishment does nothing to deter crime.

My monkey-frikkin'-ass!! I can see you have spent zero time in the Muslim world.

I once saw a wallet sit untouched on a convenience store counter for at least a week.

If you saw capital punishment carried out first-hand ... you would certainly not consider committing a petty crime. A hand or a foot can come off in less than two seconds. Yeah ... you wouldn't really want to run (either) if you're gonna get caught.

And we'll teach those nasty homosexuals to be homosexuals, we'll throw them off a tall building, that'll learn 'em. And that rape victim, why she deserves to be stoned, going out and being raped on purpose. And not wearing a hijab, you're gonna get lashed. That'll stop all the miscreants from breaking the law. You even let your wife talk to another man, and she's out. No more adultery.

good grief... My head hurts.

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: tommo39

This guys reasoning is ridiculous, setting the example with capital punishment does nothing to deter crime. Wish more people were so outraged about it. Guess they only have issue with it when it is coming from a muslim.

Hmm I didn't know we could morally equivilate death penalty for murder with maiming for theft. The more you know...



I'd pull out that old video of the kid getting his arm run over (and broken) by a truck for stealing some food, but that'd be pointless.

Guess they only have issue with it when it is coming from a muslim.

Get real.

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: Snarl

So you agree with this guy then?
Because that seems to be his fundamental point, that if you have this strict punishment, then his example, you will see crime decrease and sharia law provides that.

So you would suggest a hug, kiss, pat on the back

You do know they have prisons for punishment because punishment works, pretty clear this beat them with a feather punishment doesn't work

Please note that The US is going down the toilet

Would it work, are you kidding me, you bet it works and only a fool would deny that it works, only a fool would steal if they knew they would lose a limb, maybe it wouldn't work in the US

The only way to learn them good is to kill 'em. Death to (insert name here) is a sure fire cure for any and all problems. No extreme radicals = no criminal terrorists = peaceful world = problem solved.

Of course making an example can be good too. I would suggest getting a hold of that professor and cutting his tongue out so he can't talk about his radical Islamic beliefs anymore. I'm sure a guy like that would understand the logic behind such a punishment and would go along with it willingly as a necessary step toward less criminal behavior in the world.

a reply to: tommo39

Thankfully he will get bang for exposing himself as a Islamic radical,but get ready for the growing Islamic movement in the US getting stronger and more vocal.

With that said, we are a nation of law where the US constitution is the law of the land and no other foreign laws will surpass that, Islam is a law and it can not and never will coexist with the constitution.

Now be afraid of those that keep preaching that Americas constitution is an outdated document that needs to be trashed, this enemies actually are within our own government and behind their power they keep circumventing our established laws.

I unfortunately agree with his stance on punishment. It is a huge deterant. Knowing that breaking the law will result in you losing a limb, especially in western society, is enough incentive to detract people from commuting these crimes.

To say it is not effective as people still commit crimes is incredibly stupid. People have the choice between starving or commuting a crime to feed themselves. We all know what we would do in that situation so to me it's a pointless arguement.

I in no way shape or form agree with sharia law. I do believe in capital punishment (mass murderers doing 25 years then having the lethal injection is a terrible idea. Please no smart asses posting links to those who were later found innocent...please.)

Eye for an eye is a very effective means of social cohesion and maintaining the laws of society. No I'm not Muslim, I am from England.

I do find it strange how people can argue it isn't a deterant though....baffling. it's like saying people want to have their limbs removed and commit the crimes to make sure it happens.

Let me see if I get this straight:

One (Muslim) professor in Florida has an opinion that is taken out of context, and that means A) he is a radical and B) Sharia law is Imminent in the US?

Oh my, the conclusions people come to.