Dr. Stoner will see you now. Sorry, Dr. Stoner is actually not available. Would you like to see Dr. Beheader instead? Also, we have Dr. Hasan Chop Off Arm on staff here at the NHS where socialized medicine offers you the highest standards of Pakistani medicine.
The designer of a controversial ‘Palestine poppy’ is an Oxford-educated NHS paediatrician who has written books for teenagers on Islam that justify stoning.
Abdul Qader Ismail, 41, from Birmingham, describes himself as a ‘middle-aged, cake-baking, horror movie-watching, British-Pakistani, Muslim’ father-of-two.
Who likes moonlight walks on the beach and stoning infidels.
Dr Ismail’s series of books, entitled An Introduction to Challenging Topics for Muslim Teens, covers concepts such as stoning and homosexuality for a readership of older children. It is available for sale via Amazon and Waterstones, published by Islamic publishing house Invitation Publishing.
I remember when Amazon banned the Confederate flag, but apparently stoning people is okay.
In the first volume, Dr Ismail suggests punishments such as stoning are justified because they prevent Muslims from engaging in forbidden acts and ultimately ‘mov[ing] away from Islam’.
This way they can run really fast from Islam… assuming they can outrun stones.
The Spectator reports that Dr Ismail is a member of the Green Party and that he sponsored the controversial ‘Zionism is Racism’ motion at the party conference. It has since emerged that the motion’s proposer, Lubna Speitan, was described in US court documents as the ‘friend’ of a convicted al-Qaeda terrorist and once said she would be ‘happily labelled an “anti-Semitic Hamas terrorist”‘.
I don’t know. If your medical system depends on importing doctors who justify stoning people to death, maybe something has gone wrong along the way.