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发表于 18-12-2012 11:59 PM
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themummy 发表于 18-12-2012 11:13 PM
不吃猪肉是因为古兰经 说为不净
但是我们并没有不喜欢狗 (有些会)都是因为家庭教育的关系
看來馬來西亞的 Imam 還是沒有學足中東那套:
Under Islam, dogs are considered filthy. The Iranian Society for the Prevention of Cruelty Against Animals
(SPCA) says that 20 pet dogs were being walked by their owners in a public park last week when security forces took the canines away and transferred them to what appears to be a detention center.MOHABAT NEWS (H/T John) The SPCA has posted on its website a video of the arrested dogs inside a cage. The group warns that the dogs are being kept in “unhygienic and difficult conditions” and that their owners have not been yet able to secure their release.
Reza Javalchi, the spokesman of the SPCA, said, ”Unfortunately, because these dogs are being kept together, they often become sick and they’re not being given enough food. There have been some cases where some of the dogs have died during their detention.”
The dogs will likely be kept in the detention center for a while and then released if their owners sign a written document promising not to walk their dogs in public. But every day in confinement is dangerous for the animals, Javalchi says.
This isn’t the first time that security forces have cracked down on dogs and their owners in the Islamic republic, where dog ownership has always been a sensitive issue. In 2007, a number of dogs in the Iranian capital ended up in a “dog prison” after police forces took them away from their owners who were walking them in the streets.
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Dogs are considered dirty by Iranian clerics, who have denounced dog ownership as morally corrupt. In recent years, police officials have issued warnings against dog owners. Dog owners and their pets have been harassed, detained, and forced to pay fines. That hasn’t stopped Iranians in Tehran and other big cities from keeping dogs as pets, however.
Javalchi says there are no legal prohibitions in Iranian law against it.
One woman who owns a small terrier told RFE/RL that dog ownership is becoming increasingly difficult in Iran. ”It’s ridiculous,” she said. “Instead of solving people’s economic problems, the [authorities] harass us
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