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Does the Noble Quran only refer to OpenVPN tunnels or it also covers WireGuard? What if I'm setting my own server on a halal VPS?

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What they actually said is not that VPNs are banned, but using them to access blocked content is. First they mention porn, which is straightforward religiously, but then they also state that accessing blocked "disinformation" is also haram, which is gibberish and has no basis in either religious or secular morals.

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lemmy.world

It depends on where your VPS physically is and the last name of the persons father hosting it.

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In trying to explain my joke I think I found it may not directly apply outside of the Arabic speaking Arab world, but typically last names are important as they say who the person is the son or daughter of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_name?wprov=sfti1#Ism

It isn’t just a lineage of last names but who your daddy is.

If I remember correctly from my Arabic class in college some people can have even longer lineage names with multiple peoples included.

Pakistan seems to be sort of a mix https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pakistani_name?wprov=sfti1#Full_name

I also found this random paper describing Afghani naming so I wonder if I was wrong. https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/document?repid=rep1&type=pdf&doi=e7a649988b7aad015ea8fa972239c7fe9e6ede03

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Didn't their prime minister recently use a VPN to congratulate Trump on X, which is blocked from access by the same govt?

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lemmy.ml

Elites do not have to follow the rules, that's the one reason to become an elite in the first place!

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No, I wanted to bring out the irony. Maybe an '‽' would have been better than the '?' I put at the end of my comment.

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ttrpg.network

This is plainly insane.

The Flying Spaghetti Monster has decreed to me that VPN use is totally cool and his worshipers should feel ok using them. 🍝

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infosec.pub

So boning 8 year olds is cool, but a VPN is a step too far?

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aceshighreply
lemmy.world

Boning 8 year olds is tradition. Vpn is new scary tech.

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For the entire planet, prior to the last few hundred years. Religion agreed, because pedos are attracted to power and religious leaders were the most powerful.

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Finally, someone who calls it how it is🙏🗣️🗯️

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mwguyreply
infosec.pub

Are you saying dislike of child molestation is Islamaphobic?

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lemmy.zip

The user didn't point it out that tho. Reaching puberty is the age of consent according to the Quran and Aishas age isn't a fact like you present it as. Marriage and intercourse are two different things in islam. Idk what you mean by justifying it. It was a societal norm, not only in the arab deserts but the whole world that practised in now what's called child marriage. This is general knowledge.

There was no school or any other societal structure that kept kids separate from adult responsibilities back in the day, so comparing the age of consent now vs then( as long as just a century ago) doesn't make sense. Differentiating a man vs a boy was decided by his mastery of trade he was apprenticed in. A girl and a women, periods.

You could ask the same question about the bible which set the societal norm of this exact context. Or judaism which goes even futher to state even while things which I don't want to say cause I don't want to get banned. Do not say this is whataboutism cause it's not. The arabian peninsula was indeed heavily influenced by judaism and Christianity before Muhammad was born.

Edit: forgot to add that it's not a practise anymore except some extremist groups like the taliban and some remote places like in yemen.

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Can you explain how your ancestors differentiated a girl vs a women with proof. Ancestors from 1000 years ago.

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Typical religion, just making up stupid shit to enforce their control over people.

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Wait till they hear about the HA-RAM proxy..... For when your memory needs to be available now!

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lemmy.world

They also threw fatwa at Jerry (yes, that cartoon mouse) before, so.

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lemmy.zip

This is a government entity thats trying to crackdown against opposition. Nothing to do with religion.

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lemm.ee

It’s “the advisory board of religious affairs.” You think that group of people can’t be religious nuts?

Also, it’s 100% about religion because their entire excuse is that it runs contrary to religious law. I mean, to your credit, you’re kinda right because this does have nothing to truly do with religion and is about control. But they’re using religion to do it.

“Using a VPN goes against our religious beliefs?” Come the fuck on.

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Read the article. The title is click bait. They never claimed using a vpn is against their religion.

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