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Brazilian samba dancers anger Lebanon’s Muslim scholars

October 1st, 2009

Samba Dancers

Lebanese Muslim scholars on Thursday expressed anger against a Brazilian dance group now touring Lebanon and demanded that the group be banned in the country. “This is not dancing, but it is nude dancing which is against our Muslim ethics,” said Sheikh Ali Ammar, one of 50 scholars calling on the govenrment to ban the group from performing in southern Lebanon.

The call came as the Brazilian dance group was getting ready to perform in the southern port city of Tyre later Thursday.

Tyre is mainly inhabited by Muslim Shiites who are loyal to the radical Hezbollah group.

The Brazilian dancers have been been performing throughout Lebanon since September 23 as part of a coffee festival.

http://www.earthtimes.org

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2 Responses to “Brazilian samba dancers anger Lebanon’s Muslim scholars”

  1. One more reason why I say that religous nuts cause the majority of the world’s issues.

  2. @ James Smith, it’s a matter of preference. If a people chose not to lead a hedonistic lifestyle, it’s there choosing, what gives you the right to vilify their culture? Judging by your statement you seem to be a fan of debauchery, good for you. But please keep your antireligious rhetoric to yourself.

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