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smithinjapan at 10:27 AM JST - 23rd November
"The National Fatwa Council’s chairman, Abdul Shukor Husin, said many Muslims fail to understand that yoga’s ultimate aim is to be one with a god of a different religion—an explanation disputed by many practitioners who say yoga need not have a religious element."
Bogus! Whirling around like a Dirvish (sp?), yes, that definitely has something to do with 'god', but I could show you at least a couple thousand people at sports clubs who do not at all equate yoga with religion and wouldn't care one wit (or follow said religion) if it proved to be true... which it's not. SURE, it may have originated in Hinduism since it started out in India and with how the name can be taken to mean, but give it a rest.
floyd_43 at 11:33 AM JST - 23rd November
Maybe, while they are at it, they should ban Muslims since elements of Judeo-Christianity in Islam could corrupt them!
WilliB at 06:31 PM JST - 23rd November
Smithinjapan:
Islamic sports clubs?
Madverts at 06:49 PM JST - 23rd November
Heh, no wonder muslims "fit in" well in Britain. Stupid laws banning impossible things.
WilliB at 12:59 AM JST - 24th November
Britain is slowly adapting itself the muslims. At the end of the road, there is Sharia for all. Islam only demands, it never changes itself. Same in Malaysia. The Chinese and Indians are not directly living under Sharia, but whenever there is a conflict, Sharia wins.
rurika at 08:44 AM JST - 24th November
They tried to impose a similar ban (on soccer) in Saudi Arabia. Let's hope common sense will prevail over extremism.