Odessa78
07-31-2012, 01:38 PM
This sounds like fun!
Sharia Alert from the democratic new "Arab Spring" Egypt: "Egyptian Businessmen Present: 'Sharia Tourism,'" by Elad Benari for Israel National News, July 30 (thanks to Kenneth):
In what appears to be another expression of the strengthening of Islam under the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood, Channel 2 News reported on Sunday of a new initiative in Egypt which encourages “sharia tourism.”
The new project, initiated by local businessmen, is directed at the religious sector in Egypt and allows it to take a vacation which follows the rules of Islam.
Two businessmen have launched the initiative as part of a local company called Shouq Travel, and they invite vacationers to arrange their vacation according to Sharia law.
The company’s website says that those who seek a “sharia” vacation may stay in a special hotel and visit specific tourist sites. Women visitors to the sites are required to wear modest clothes and may only be accompanied by a first-degree relative.
Just in time for Ramadan: Egypt introduces Sharia tourism - Jihad Watch (http://www.jihadwatch.org/2012/07/just-in-time-for-ramadan-egypt-introduces-sharia-tourism.html)
Sharia Alert from the democratic new "Arab Spring" Egypt: "Egyptian Businessmen Present: 'Sharia Tourism,'" by Elad Benari for Israel National News, July 30 (thanks to Kenneth):
In what appears to be another expression of the strengthening of Islam under the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood, Channel 2 News reported on Sunday of a new initiative in Egypt which encourages “sharia tourism.”
The new project, initiated by local businessmen, is directed at the religious sector in Egypt and allows it to take a vacation which follows the rules of Islam.
Two businessmen have launched the initiative as part of a local company called Shouq Travel, and they invite vacationers to arrange their vacation according to Sharia law.
The company’s website says that those who seek a “sharia” vacation may stay in a special hotel and visit specific tourist sites. Women visitors to the sites are required to wear modest clothes and may only be accompanied by a first-degree relative.
Just in time for Ramadan: Egypt introduces Sharia tourism - Jihad Watch (http://www.jihadwatch.org/2012/07/just-in-time-for-ramadan-egypt-introduces-sharia-tourism.html)