First Muslim Miss England crowned

[phylay]

Originally posted by Amina-DZ
You mean she is intelligent for msking such statement?

No.. But I don't have the slightest idea on what I meant

[Sophiax]

I know a few strong candidates

[QUOTE]Originally posted by evanescence

Originally posted by Amina-DZ
yes, is nice to look like that, but come on ,isn't that seeling your body? ( well, not really, but almost) do someone evr thought to make an ...ugly contest?! lol :d
I definetivlly be the first to win

[evanescence]

Originally posted by phylay

Originally posted by Amina-DZ
You mean she is intelligent for msking such statement?

No.. But I don't have the slightest idea on what I meant

really??? so, tell me more about , I want to win !!!
ha ha ha

[evanescence]

Originally posted by phylay
But I don't have the slightest idea on what I meant [/B]

tu commence a ne penser ici aussi?? tu me decu, mon vieux, lol

[dizzy_wizzy]

she speaks 6 languages? thats quite an accomplishment.
im sure she is very well spoken.

[HOUDA-K]

JAK ~ for posting this article Khti ~Amina ~,

I think the point of the article is to highlight the EXPLOITATION of the winner ~who happened to be Muslim ~ as a so~called example of integration and multiculturalism. I'm sure she didn't intend to get embroiled in the whole clash of civilisations issue.

We must be doing something seriously wrong though, if Miss Kohistani feels that a beauty pagent is the way to "liberate the oppressed" women, and not by pioneering some sort of academic research.

What message is being sent to the muslim youth if they feel that by removing the "veil" is the way to liberation?

What begs the question is WHY is everyone after the hijab and covering?

As if you have to be naked to deliver your best! I think, we as a community {Muslim Ummah} have ourselves to blame for the misguided opinion of Kohistani