UK mosques ban Muslim women from wearing trousers, leaving home without husband's permission, orders them to close FB accts

Muslim women must not leave the house without
their husband’s permission, should avoid wearing
trousers and should even delete their Facebook
accounts, according to rulings published by
mosques and Islamic associations around Britain.
The Green Lane Masjid in Birmingham said that
women were not allowed to wear trousers, even in
front of their husbands, while the Central Masjid
of Blackburn called Facebook a 'sin' and an 'evil'.
One Islamic organisation also stated that Muslim
women should not leave the house without their
husband's permission and should not travel more
than 48miles without their husband.
An article entitled 'Dangers of Facebook' was
published on the Central Masjid of Blackburn's
website which stated that: 'Facebook has opened
the doors for sin. Muslim girls and women alike
have become prey to this evil.'
In a Q&A, one Muslim asked the Green Lane
Masjid in Birmingham if women could wear jeans.
Citing an Islamic scholar, the reply was that
women were not permitted to wear trousers, even
in front of their husband, as they show off 'the
details of her body'.
A document written by a mufti at the Croydon
Mosque and Islamic Centre, entitled 'Advice for
the husband and wife', also stated: 'A woman
should seek her husband's permission when leaving
the house and should not do so without his
knowledge.'
In another article, the mosque calls abortion 'a
great sin' and describes acting and modelling as
'immoral acts'.
Source: Times / Mail UK