"lil 5a6aya thaman"

I don't wanna go into details since most of you are pretty aware of it, either by curiosity or simply the love to create cult disputes (as if we needed any) but i have some comments over the series in general and the interview which was aired today on Alarabeya channel.

~The interview:
1- "why all this controversial fuss over something that is considered a phenomenon?"
Well first of all, phenomenon by definition is (according to this) a temporal or spatiotemporal object of sensory experience as distinguished from a noumenon\ a rare or significant fact or event\ an exceptional, unusual, or abnormal person, thing, or occurrence. In other words, anything that is unusual or newly introduced to society is considered to be a phenomenon. So, logically speaking, you cannot consider a religious belief simply to be a phenomenon. Do we see praying a phenomenon? boys' circumcision? growing beards? marrying 4 wives? face veils?
If you want to talk about "phenomenon" then there are many countless ones out there that better deserve to shed the light on. For example child abuse, domestic battery, girls' circumcision, bisexuals, honor crimes, satan worshipping, adultery, whorehouses, political corruption, wasta, luxury debts and the list goes on and on so don't preach to me about phenomenon because i damn well know what is one.

2- "Many series talked about Alqaida and Alwahabiya movement, why we haven't witnessed such reaction then?"
Comparing those two to a religious belief which is obviously 7alal is complete absurdity! How can you put a comparison between an inhuman, murderous, obscene acts which take the lives of thousands of innocent people to a religious belief which is legitimate?

3- "90% of the staff are from Alshe'aa cult"
Who? the two sluts Badreya ------- and Lamyaa ------ who have regular visitation charts at the vice police department? I'm not accusing anyone, apparently you've missed the photos in the newspaper two years ago. Besides, we all know they're not.

4-" Why do we bury our heads to the ground for something that is happening in the society?"
What is better? being conservative and discrete or causing a sectarian conflict which will traumatize the economy and mostly the union between the people?
You will say if it's legitimate then why be ashamed of it? well it has nothing to do with being ashamed rather than the desire to maintain peace and unity between the two cults since alot of people disapprove of it. What is happening now is plain enough and could've been avoided if it weren't for those who want to sparkle the fire of sectarianism!

~The series:
The intentions are pretty obvious. Naming the staff Kawthar, Zahra and Roqaya is a clear proof that the producer wanted to start the battle of discrimination. What now all She'aa are named kawthar, zahra and roqaya? they don't have any other names?!
Secondly, portraying 7saineya as a shelter for whores and charm making rather than a sacred place for prayers, calls and religious lessons is outrageous!

Bottom Line:
The producer knew well what he was getting himself into.
Ok, you want to talk about this aspect of the belief, fine, there are million ways to do so to avoid insulting a whole cult.
First of all, there's no difference whatsoever between the girl in the series and prostitution. Both engage in sexual relationships for money. And this point in particular is completely rejected in the She'aa belief for this kind of marriage has its rules and regulations otherwise it wouldn't be so different from prostitution. The woman (and i emphasize on woman) has to be either divorced or widow; in other words, not virgin. The man on the other hand must have this urged reason to engage himself in this kind of marriages. He can either be abroad for a long time or his wife is, his wife is sick or sexually not interested, or he's divorced or a widower. And because Islam knew well the needs for both men and women and took it into consideration and without falling for adultery, it approved this marriage. Other than those reasons is complete b*llsh** and not to mention, rejected.
So basically, her offering herself couple of hours per day for a certain amount of money to different men has nothing to do with zawaj al mut3a, it's a twisted method to blemish the She'ee belief.
Oh you know what? there are girls who do offer themselves in Kuwait for money, why didn't he mention that? why zawaj al mut3a in particular?

See what I'm talking about?