ALLAHU ACKBAR at a "women's march"

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You're conjuring up images of jihadi John and Germaine Greer in a wrestling match with Trumpence

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jihadi john isn't a representation of islam, he was a roadman anyway

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HAnwar

Original post by Willy Pete

Nah, can't do it.

I don't blame you. You've been brainwashed by what the media shows you.

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QE2

Original post by emerald7770

I never understood why it's so difficult for some people to spell it the right way. And I know you know the correct spelling. And it's not Koran, it's Quran.

It can be either, and Coran or Kuran (if you are being really pedantic, it should be Qur'an), just as Muslim and Moslem are both acceptable spellings.

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Trapz99

Original post by Angry Bird

jihadi john isn't a representation of islam, he was a roadman anyway

Just because he's a road man doesn't mean he doesn't represent Islam
Loads of Muslim roadman in ilford

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QE2

Original post by Mathemagicien

Allahu akbar doesn't mean anything bad, it just means "Allah is great". Trump is anti-islam, so naturally islamists are anti-Trump, so naturally feminists are pro-islam.

If there had been over a decade of extremist Christian terrorism, where attackers yelled "in the name of the Lord" before each atrocity, those words would now have a definite negative context amongst non-Christians. And understandably so.

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Metal Gear

Disgusting, vile SJWs using my religion for their ego. **** them.

Reply 26

Muad_J

WOW. The government ought to plough a larger portion of our tax brackets into commissioning more rigorous mass-education, clearly. We're all genuinely at risk in living in a society whereby your very neighbour, believe it or not, may well harbour the view that proclaiming "God is great" is terrorist alignment.

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Angry Bird

Original post by Trapz99

Just because he's a road man doesn't mean he doesn't represent Islam
Loads of Muslim roadman in ilford

roadmen muslim do not come into my head when I think of islam..

Reply 28

l'etranger

Original post by HAnwar

It's also what millions of Muslims say before peacefully standing up in prayer.

Try picturing that instead!

That's cool HAnwar, but come on, they've dyed their hair purple, they're riddled with piercings and they have short buzzcuts. I think Muslims are good people and I have huge respect for you, but you guys need to introduce some quality control ASAP because your birthrate, average IQ and general reputation is gonna tank if that's what the average Muslim woman looks like, heck it even sounds like a cat in heat. You say she has to pray at the back of the Mosque, I wouldn't even allow her into the Mosque.

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Big deal, clearly.

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viffer

Original post by Muad_J

Context is important

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Reply 31

QE2

Original post by HAnwar

It's also what millions of Muslims say before peacefully standing up in prayer.

Try picturing that instead!

It's about context, and I know how keen you are on that.
To the majority of non-Muslims, it is a phrase associated with Islamist terrorism. It would be odd to ignore this and continue to claim that shouting it in public should cause no concern amogst some non-Muslims.

Let's face it, there is actually no reason to shout it in public, so in context, those doing it are obviously deliberately trying to attract attention and get the ignorant kuffar all worked up. Why else? (And please don't say that it is part of the call to prayer. Do you seriously expect me to believe that Muslims don't know what time prayer is. This is the 21st century, not the 7th! Do factories and mines still blow a hooter when it is time to start and finish work?)

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QE2

Original post by Angry Bird

jihadi john isn't a representation of islam, he was a roadman anyway

Yes he was. Not a representation of all Muslims or all interpretations, obviously. But he was a Muslim who was representative of a literalist and retentionist interpretation of Islam, one that is followed ideologically, if not practically, by many millions of Muslims.

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Angry Bird

Original post by QE2

maybe for u but not for me

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QE2

Original post by Angry Bird

maybe for u but not for me

Perhaps you should have read the whole post, not just the first three.

You see, if you expect your subjective declarations on who is Muslim and who isn't to be taken seriously, then you must also expect the same for the declaration of others. Remember that every sect considers themselves to be the only True Muslims and everyone else to be kuffar and munafiq. It is best to accept that they are all Muslims, and then appreciate their differences in doctrine. Perpetuating sectarianism helps no one.

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SirMilkSheikh

Those are some ugly women.

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HAnwar

Original post by l'etranger

Lol I don't think the women in that video were Muslims.
But anyways my point was that the phrase Allahu Akbar has been abused a lot, but the majority of Muslims use it in a peaceful manner :smile:

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Underscore__

Original post by Angry Bird

jihadi john isn't a representation of islam, he was a roadman anyway

Trump isn't stupid, he knows militant Islamists are his problem not the average Muslim

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Pulse.

No more evidence is needed to show just how confused these women actually are.

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queen-bee

Original post by Wōden

Remember all the women's marches after the revelations about the Rotherham rape gangs? No, me either.

Your point being? Maybe go organise one. You don't have to be a woman to protest against something as grotesque as rape. Get some people together and go on a march :-)