I’m a Pakistani female who smokes, drinks, has a tattoo, ask me anything

No need to put your faith into it as if it was your faith you would have followed it but i kniw some people need to live a bit to come to there own conclusion in life you smoke you drink you got tattoo you aint the first but i hope you find your way and you find yourself

Would be nice to meet drink tea but yes do smoke may have to examine the tattoos are you slim large sorry to be upfront petite tall etc.

Do you have sex and eat pork too or is that where you draw the line

Have you also dyed your hair different colours like blue, purple, red etc?

So, which part of Pakistan are you from?

Where would you like me to send your medal?

Anyway you're not hardcore unless you eat bacon too.

Sorry, have you heard of punctuation? She did say she was a Muslim - we aren't judging her, only trying to make light into why say you're a Muslim when you clearly lack belief in the faith.

So what? I know plenty of Muslims just like you...

Is this supposed to be something special?

I don't understand those that claim to be Muslims, yet disregard core beliefs, why follow the faith if you can't adhere to its principles? Hypocrites as its finest - these are the people I don't trust.

Are you aware of what the Quran and Hadiths say on the matters of drinking alcohol and changing the creation of Allah?

And yes, I’m a Muslim.

You just incorrectly used a hyphen in place of an em dash. So, I don't think you should correct other people's grammar.

No, you're not.

Nope, I wear a fanny pack on the burka.


I don’t really follow it. It just says I’m a Muslim on my passport.

No idea what that is, but I do play FIFA and Call of Duty

perhaps you mean " to shine a light on" ?

You're making the mistake of conflating faith with fundamentalist doctrines, practices and organised groupings.
A fundamentalism which often happens to be blended together with over a thousand years of ancient socio political cultural traditions that existed prior to the birth of the religious movement.

Fundamentalist abhor religious pluralism and multiculturalism- because of the existential challenges both present to the arbitrary claims of monopoly made by fundamentalist factions over truth, theology, history, politics and power.
Christianity has many denominations, a vast number of theological interpretations and cultures are widely divergent between the most liberal- hardline of mainstream sects.
Same with Judaism, Sikhism, Hinduism and Islam.

Well she did say punctuation, not grammar. They are not the same thing.

want a cookie?

So you're not a Muslim... then what is the purpose of this?

Do you have any family in Pakistan who could send some decent hashish to me in the UK? It's been a while since I've had a good bit of hash.

Islam does not change over time like many other religions, that is your first mistake. We do not alter our beliefs.

I really don't understand what you're saying, I am sorry.

Sure.

I prefer bacon.

It’s entertaining watching you extremists get so defensive.

I live in Pakistan myself. But no, I wouldn’t send anything.

lol you aint no muslim get real