A screenshot of a Singaporean Muslim lady posting a twitter update saying a caucasian man pulled off her hijab at Dhoby Ghaut MRT station yesterday (August 26). To her horror, no eyewitnesses helped her. A police report has since been lodged.
Source: http://statestimesreview.com
It was definitely a sight that visitors would not expect to see at a world-class casino-resort.
A beautiful Sunday outing was somewhat ruined for some visitors and diners at Marina Bay Sands resort yesterday when they saw a toddler doing her business in public.
A woman from a group dining at the atrium area of a restaurant at lunch-time had arranged a potty for the girl to relieve herself, just a few metres away from their table.
Instead of taking the girl, who looked like she was two years old, to the toilet, which was located nearby, the woman was tending to her without a care for diners dining metres away at two restaurant, or visitors who were walking past.
Also nearby was a foodcourt which was filling up with a lunch crowd.
Said a flabbergasted diner: “How can they let the girl do her business in public? They should just take her to a toilet nearby. It’s so near. Furthermore, she’s not a baby. She looks like she’s more than two years old.”
Wait staff serving the group seemed oblivious to what was happening, as the toddler, partially hidden by a standy, was out of their view. She seemed quite happy to be ensconced on the potty for a good 20-to-30 minutes.
After finishing her business, the girl was seen playing and running around the area with another young girl.
Source: http://news.asiaone.com
During a rave party in Bali on 20 June 2014, English deejays Stanton Warriors uploaded a photo of an asian woman on their official Stanton Warriors Facebook page.
The asian woman had pasted words that resembles ‘Allah’ on her bra.
The photo had created an uproar amongst Muslims, who felt it was offensive and insensitive. Several Muslims urged the admin of Facebook page to remove the photo. So far, no such action has been taken by the admins. In fact it has drawn alot of support from non-Muslims who showered numerous criticisms on the religion Islam and Muslims.
Stanton Warriors are British deejays and production duo consisting of Dominic Butler and Mark Yardley.
The duo have performed internationally with their infamous Stanton Sessions parties in Europe, North America, Asia and Australia. Their name was taken from a manhole cover made by Stanton Ironworks, which seemed fitting with their style of underground, cutting edge music.
However, Muslim have felt that Stanton Warriors’ logo resembles that of ‘Allah’, a name used by Muslims to refer to God in Islam.
EDITOR’S NOTE
Thank you Datuk for the contribution.
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