"Everyone Draw Muhammad Day" causing waves.

Started by Bicnarok13 pages
Originally posted by Parmaniac
True hopefully it will stay that way, going by the fact that you said you travelled a lot, I guess you're not born in germany right? If yes where do you come from?

"From" probably meaning where was I born, the UK🙂

But hardly ever lived there so don´t feel at home anywhere really.

Germany is a nice place, althought its tolerance might be a weak point as far as Islam is concerned. Do you think they will ban the Burkha like Belgium and France?

Originally posted by Bicnarok
"From" probably meaning where was I born, the UK🙂

But hardly ever lived there so don´t feel at home anywhere really.

Germany is a nice place, althought its tolerance might be a weak point as far as Islam is concerned. Do you think they will ban the Burkha like Belgium and France?

Yeah I meant where you were born 😛

Well if I'm not mistaken the Burkha is against the law here, cause it's not allowed to cover your face to make yourself unreconizable (it's also not allowed to walk around wearing a motorcycle helmet in public) so I think it will. But tbh I've never seen any woman even trying to walk around in Burkhas they only wear their carsafs (muslim headscarfs) if they wear anything like that.

They only thing I'm really against are the "turkish only schools" I think it's contrproductive for their integration, they should do something like extra lessons (for free of course) for turkish pupils.

Originally posted by Robtard
I found the paragraph above that one to be funny:

"References to Aisha's age by early historians are frequent.[3] According to Spellberg, historians who supported the Abbasid Caliphate against Shi'a claims considered Aisha's youth, and therefore her purity, to be of paramount importance. They thus specifically emphasized it, implying that as Muhammad's only virgin wife, Aisha was divinely intended for him, and therefore the most credible regarding the debate over the succession to Muhammad.[3]"

Dude couldn't find one girl of say 16-17 (still young and nubile) that was a virgin, not one girl in his lands that wasn't a little kid to fit the ****ing bill? Really?

I also found this quite "funny", a well:

"Most of the sources indicate that she was nine years old at the time, with the single exception of al-Tabari, who records that she was ten.[3] The marriage was delayed until after the Hijra, or migration to Medina, in 622; Aisha and her older sister Asma bint Abi Bakr only moved to Medina after Muhammad had already migrated there. After this, the wedding was celebrated very simply. The sources do not offer much more information about Aisha's childhood years, but mention that after the wedding, she continued to play with her toys, and that Muhammad entered into the spirit of these games.[8] "

Now we have a typical pedo modus operandi.

I learned of Aisha from a Muslim who was from Saudi Arabia, not the West.

Originally posted by dadudemon
I also found this quite "funny", a well:

"Most of the sources indicate that she was nine years old at the time, with the single exception of al-Tabari, who records that she was ten.[3] The marriage was delayed until after the Hijra, or migration to Medina, in 622; Aisha and her older sister Asma bint Abi Bakr only moved to Medina after Muhammad had already migrated there. After this, the wedding was celebrated very simply. The sources do not offer much more information about Aisha's childhood years, [b]but mention that after the wedding, she continued to play with her toys, and that Muhammad entered into the spirit of these games.[8] "

Now we have a typical pedo modus operandi.

I learned of Aisha from a Muslim who was from Saudi Arabia, not the West. [/B]

soooo Muhammad played with dolls......