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== Blocked and Censured==

Content restrictions

* The Arabic Misplaced Pages suffers restrictions and blocking from editing sensitive subjects, by some of it's editors and administrators, biased toward a heavy Islamic view, ban can follow substantially, and the NPOV standards are flouted.

As examples:

* The article about the prophet Mohamed is in the watchdog list, for any scientific or moral critics, and doesn't contain any picture of him, as per other Misplaced Pages versions, curiously, since the Arab world is majored by a Sunni view, the Persian Misplaced Pages which has a majority of Shia contributes has agreed to put the pictures in the about article.

* The death of the caliph othman is subject to high sensibility among admins, where they prevent to cite, the feuds occurred between the very close men to the prophet.

* Clear direct imagery of the human body parts (Like in the article: Vagina) for medical purposes or documentation are simply banned or subjected via drawings.

''A study'' is currently in process to be put as a reference here on En wiki.



Unblocking of Arabic wikipedia in Syria was on February 13, 2009. I made a mistake last time. --] (]) 04:23, 28 February 2009 (UTC) Unblocking of Arabic wikipedia in Syria was on February 13, 2009. I made a mistake last time. --] (]) 04:23, 28 February 2009 (UTC)

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Blocked and Censured

Content restrictions

  • The Arabic Misplaced Pages suffers restrictions and blocking from editing sensitive subjects, by some of it's editors and administrators, biased toward a heavy Islamic view, ban can follow substantially, and the NPOV standards are flouted.

As examples:

  • The article about the prophet Mohamed is in the watchdog list, for any scientific or moral critics, and doesn't contain any picture of him, as per other Misplaced Pages versions, curiously, since the Arab world is majored by a Sunni view, the Persian Misplaced Pages which has a majority of Shia contributes has agreed to put the pictures in the about article.
  • The death of the caliph othman is subject to high sensibility among admins, where they prevent to cite, the feuds occurred between the very close men to the prophet.
  • Clear direct imagery of the human body parts (Like in the article: Vagina) for medical purposes or documentation are simply banned or subjected via drawings.

A study is currently in process to be put as a reference here on En wiki.


Unblocking of Arabic wikipedia in Syria was on February 13, 2009. I made a mistake last time. --Ciphers (talk) 04:23, 28 February 2009 (UTC)

Thank u friend --Osm agha (talk) 23:41, 9 March 2009 (UTC)
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