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As an Ex muslim myself, I think making children recite the quran is inhumane because going to Madarasa is basically another school for them wgere they just recite the quaran and considering majority of Muslims aren't and do not speak arabic(me myself included) meaning they are just being forced to recite a language they do not know at all and the quran teacher will just cane kids if they do not recite it right me myself I used to Madarasa everyday from when I was 5-12 my freedays were just thursdays and Fridays because they are basically the Islamic equivalent of weekends. But on Thursdays and Fridays I had to go to school meaning I had no free days at all. Not only did I barely have free time i also had to juggle both and would have focused more on school which is a lot more important than being forced to recite a language i don't know at all. Wouldn't recitation be easier if they just learned Arabic first? And physical beating happened everyday. Madarasas are inhumane curel and abusive to children and parents who willingly send their kids there are neglective and basically stealing their children's childhood

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Or at least would they have a decent chance. They had the highest GD and 2nd most points the top 5 leagues that season. If they didn't crumble to a mediocre atletico side who they were much better than in first leg ateltico didn't even register a single shot on target. They would face Dortmund who finished 5th in bundesliga and PSG in the semis who are nowhere near as good as they are right now if they beat them They would face Real Madrid who honestly looked worse than every team they faced in the knockout stages

Directors who single handedly write and direct their own films are everywhere in live action films, but is very rare in animated films. The only animation filmmaker i can name that wrote and direct their films alone is Brad Bird and that's it. Also maybe Adam Elliot but his films are a lot less known than Brad Bird's

The vitiligo didn't completely take over his body meaning he did have the option to bleach or use makeup to give himself consistent skin tone of his original skin colour but chose to lighten it. He also had plastic surgery done on him to give himself strikingly Caucasian features and straightened his hair and his voice in 1990s does not sound like his natural voice from 1970s-early 80s at all and sounds far more like a white woman's voice

Teams are pressing much harder and higher compared to 2000s-early 2010s and they aren't scared to play a more attacking football either. We've seen relegation contenders play 4-2-3-1, 4-3-3, 3-4-3 compared to when half of the teams back then who were playing 4-4-2. The financial situation is also very different. Smaller teams are earning and spending far more than they used to in 2000s. Sunderland who were literally promoted immediately spent 194 million euros, mid table side Bournemouth spent 161 million, 7th place Nottingham forest spent 237 million. For example Burnley in 13/14 could only afford to spend 9 million, even Galatasaray who play in a relatively obscure league spent 176 million. The recruitment, the quality of players, training is simply much bigger for "smaller teams" than it was 20 years ago. Even if you adjust the money for inflation it's still much bigger. Also contrary to popular belief 2009 barcelona wasn't that good. They conceded 35 goals in 38 games which is questionable defense, even arsenal these past couple of seasons conceded less. And barcelona had to rely on one of if not the most controversial and infamous referring decision to reach the UCL final

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