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On @GBNEWS this morning discussing the male only, halal university halls in Dundee To exclude women from the halls because the prayer room cannot accommodate them is unacceptable This segregation must not be allowed to happen in 2026 @ReformUKScot believe in cohesive societies & will campaign unashamedly on this!



irresponsible journalism & misinformation !❌🛑❌ The man in the picture is Prince Abdullah bin Fahd bin Abdullah bin Mohammed and he is the President of the Saudi Equestrian Federation, He is alive, Well and father of three sons. Sharing an unrelated person’s photo is misleading and should be corrected. Also, the Al Saud family consists of tens of thousands of members. Many are private citizens with no role in politics or government, and some live ordinary, middle income lives with no much privileges. The individual named in this post was not a prominent public figure. So why present this story as though it involves a prominent Saudi prince or some major scandal? What exactly is the purpose of framing the story this way other than creating a false impression?

A Saudi prince who died from alcohol and the party drug GHB at the Marriott Hotel in Kensington has been pictured Prince Abdullah bin Fahad bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz bin Jalawi al Saud, 29 he died at hotel in the bath on 25th November last year.

A Muslim woman was raped by her neighbours in Bosnia. April 1992. Višegrad. Coffee at home with her husband and daughters. The local police officer came through her door with two soldiers. She knew him. She sent her daughters away to their grandmother. She could not leave the town. Her ordeal went on for months. She was not alone. There were rape camps. Schools. Sports halls. In Foča, soldiers came at night and called girls out by name. A 12-year-old was sold for 200 Deutschmarks. Never seen again. The rapists said the same words, again and again: "You Muslim women, we'll show you." Thirty-three years later, a Sikh woman was raped in her own home in Walsall. October 2025. He followed her from the bus. She was upstairs when he came in. "You are a f****** Muslim bitch." She told him she was a Sikh. It didn't matter. Witnesses heard her screaming. And it falls hardest on women. Here. Now. 1 in 5 Muslim women experienced a hate crime in the last year. 80% never reported it. Hate against Muslim women is more likely to carry sexual aggression than hate against men. In 2016, a woman was kicked to the ground outside a Co-op in Bletchley. She was wearing a hijab. Carrying twins. She lost both of them. The comments under her story read: "Two less invaders." Not babies. Invaders. In Bosnia, they called their Muslim neighbours "Turks." Foreigners in their own country. The word always comes before the act. And the words are no longer whispered. Three days ago, Rupert Lowe MP told Joe Rogan's audience of millions: "They're Pakistani Muslim rape gangs." The next day, a replica mosque appeared on top of a bonfire in Moygashel, Co Tyrone. Signs beside it: "End the threat of radical Islam." They lit it overnight, a day early, before police could take it down. We read over 2000 replies under the 20 biggest posts about that fire. 803 defended it. The largest category. "Well done." "It's just wood." 774 generalised it to every Muslim in Britain. "Muslims are invaders." "Deport them." 1 in 5 replies moved from a burning model to an entire people. 175 wanted more. "Do a real one next time." In Bosnia, those words ended at Srebrenica. Thirty-one years ago today. More than 8,000 Muslim men and boys executed. 20,000 to 50,000 women and girls raped. By neighbours who had learned a new name for the people next door. Turks. Invaders. Muslims. Others. Same words. Different address. We remember 8,372. And you should too. Because the same language is on our doorstep now. Report: islamophobiauk.co.uk Keep us alive: ko-fi.com/islamophobiauk Substack: @islamophobiauk" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">substack.com/@islamophobiauk
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