39 Replies to “Sharia Barbie”

  1. She comes with a string attached (literally) and you can pull it only once. She shouts “allahu ackbar” three times and her suicide belt detonates.
    Great fun at Bar Mitzvahs and cocktail parties at the university faculty club!
    ALSO buy Sharia Ken, complete with mini AK47 and 4′ scimitar ready to use if he catches Sharia Barbie behind the wheel of his new Mercedes! Those Krazy Kids!

  2. Ah, there seems to be a problem here as the dolls themselves are “idols” which are forbidden to those under the spiritual care of some of the more enthusiastic lead practitioners of the faith. A catch phrase like “Want to get stoned?” might work if the dolls can talk.
    Where is the Mullah al Quen doll?

  3. What is interesting is that, isn’t this doll making a statement that dressing this way is a CULTURAL rather than religious act?
    After all, we’ve yet to see a Barbie Doll dressed as a nun. Or in traditional Jewish style (women with head covering/wig). Same with Ken – has there been one of him dressed as a priest? Or rabbi or even in Hassidic style?

  4. Sharia Barbie’s “Little Bride Sister Doll” sold separately, includes wedding gift accessories necessary for any grooms family to be paid in full, er – pleased in full.
    Packs of Sharia Barbie babies also available; males sold separately from females.

  5. “I think this is really important for girls, wherever they are from they should have the opportunity to play with a Barbie that they feel represents them…the message with Barbie for women is you CAN BE whatever you want to be.”
    Like women in Islam have any choice in what they can be. What a joke.
    If the brainiacs at Mattel think this will fly maybe they’ve got plans bet for little boys to line up for Sharia Ken. Fully accessorized with whip, knife and AK-47 for Burka Barbie beatings and honor killings. If Mattel wants some balance in a human rights debate they’re stirring up, maybe they should consider selling these little guys: http://www.vidoemo.com/yvideo.php?i=MnN5RU05cWuRpZ00yM28&team-america-world-police-gary-remember-the-signal=
    Yet another brown brick in the wall brought to free societies by the fine multi-cult folks who believe that all cultures -not individuals- are equal.

  6. Bet you that these Barbies come with their clothes glued on! You wouldn’t want to see a Barbie without her burkha…….

  7. Largs, thanks for my morning laugh. Glad I didn’t have a mouthful of coffee at that moment!
    😉

  8. Seems like there’s no end to the pandering to Islam.
    btw, has there ever been a “Native North American” Barbie?
    If so,great,if not,I’m contacting Mattel immediately about this racist slight!
    Oh yeah, what about “Lesbian Barbie”? Hm?!

  9. This issue is very onesided. There is a major toy producer in Europe that a few years ago produced a series of toy figures for boys, Knights and Arabs. The Arab figurines have since been removed from production. Maybe they were too “politicaly correct” for the open market!

  10. Actually dmorris, I do recall one, the Pokhontas(SP) Doll, when the movie came out. Not sure if it was a Mattel product or some other mfgr..

  11. Atlas @1:37 – Rusty Knife and Needle Accessory Kit Sold Seperately.
    You know, I don’t think I want to live in the same world as Burkha Barbie.

  12. Where’s the six year-old bride Barbie?
    Are stoning stones an accessory to be bought separately?
    Is there a Taliban Ken complete with beating sticks, AK for soccerfield executions and his pet goat?
    Are they releasing a Beheaded Barbie and Arranged Marriage Barbie?
    Marketing people. Marketing…

  13. Does anyone recall an old article on the nw retired blog called ‘USS Clueless’, by Stephen den Beste, where he talked about a ‘burqa barbie’?

  14. And the specter of barbaric Islam wins another small battle in the overthrow of Western civilization, without firing a shot.

  15. does it come with the hospital barbie doll to so she can patch her wounds after each beating ?
    Paul in calgary

  16. I thought this was a hilarious joke, that Kate was putting us on. Hahahahahahahahaha …
    Then I read the article in the link. What’s the fun in putting a burqa on Barbie? I mean, Barbie used to have a tent to go camping in, but to dress in?
    Uh uh.

  17. ET, absolutely it is a cultural thing not religious. Although the Islamists claim it is religious, it is not so. Having lived in a non Arab, non Islamic, Muslim country, I can confirm that one never ever saw a veiled woman and nothing in the line of a burka. The dolls therefore represent a culture that places little, if any, value on women other than to produce children. They deserve better.

  18. Alain—according to the haddith—one evening the Prophet and his wife were out strolling and met some male acquaintances. After greeting and parting the Prophet overheard one to remark “wonder who he’s with tonight?”(or words to that effect.
    The Prophet called them back and ripped the veil from his wife—-the men apologize and apparently from that day forward none of his wives or daughter(s) were ever veiled in public.
    But then…..the Prophet married a 9 year old, was illiterate and had syphilis….
    Conception to birth 5-7 years???
    So many questions……

  19. Irshad Manji is recommending that everyone send the new Canadian Citizenship guide to their representatives as a model for other countries to follow, regarding Sharia Law and the treatment of females.
    Irshad Manji (Continued) When you write to your politicians, include the link to Canada’s new citizenship guide and suggest that instead of simply speaking out against honor crimes, your own governments could follow Canada’s example and update their citizenship guide too. Here’s the page you can send them: http://bit.ly/7fL9Nl. What do you all think of this idea??

  20. They had a lesbian Barbie, she was called Midge. She didn’t last in the Barbie culture. All Barbies are sans clitoris already, then Ken also has no external genitalia. So, maybe they could go out in public together under Sharia.

  21. All my sister’s barbies were lesbians, at least when I got ahold of them. Giggity giggity goo.

  22. This makes me long for the good old days, when feminists complained that Barbie dolls were dressed too provocatively.
    No complaints from them about this, though, so I guess they’d rather see us in burkhas than bikinis.
    Sigh.

  23. Barbara
    I wuz puzzeled back then when it was decided that a fit and attractive Barbie was a bad influence on young girls.
    Feminists, liberals and socialists hate beauty; especially that of a woman. For incite and perspective on this I recommend Terry Goodkind’s novel “Faith of the Fallen”.

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