Tramp Beaten Up For Drinking Beer During Ramadan

QUOTE (Uski @ September 21, 2008 09:32 am)

btw. religion in Pakistan is like a big dick con-*test*-('") that everybody is in. The only reason those people are so religious is because they're afraid of their neighbor telling everyone otherwise.

fucking idiots

= peer pressure, social pressure, social control, mahalle baskisi, etc...

All reasons why societies change, or evolve soooo slowly.

Needless to say similar examples can be raised for Turkey.

QUOTE (LOS MAGANDOS @ September 22, 2008 09:33 am)

Are you for Fucking Real ???

As real as it gets baby! greekturkish/Yes.gif

"Send them back" TM

In our places though very few follow the ramadan by the book, almost all pomaks in our district at noon they grab a kofte sandwich greekturkish/bluebiggrin.gif

I used to also think when i first came to a eastern asian muslim slum in london that a lot should be sent back, but most are normal families who simply want to practise their religion and are harmless.

QUOTE (Georgios @ September 20, 2008 01:10 pm)

Thats what I hate about many immigrants from outside the western world. Westerners have all this policy of tolerance, embracing divercity, live and let live and so on and so forth.

Weirdest post of the week.

You are quick to use this event as an excuse to let out your "hate", it seems to me. I wonder if the Muslim communities in Europe internalize & generalize the Solingen fire, or the banned anti-Muslim demonstration of last week (Germany) in the same manner.

QUOTE (katastrof @ September 23, 2008 01:08 pm)

lol Relax. I dont hate people. At the most I get annoyed.

QUOTE ("Maktoob Research")

Ramadan Continues to Inspire the Faithful Throughout the Arab World

... The survey’s findings show that despite the pace of modern life and the changes in people’s lifestyle, the Arab world retains its spiritual essence and remains largely tradition-bound where matters of faith are concerned - more so during the Holy Month of Ramadan.” The Maktoob Research survey threw up several interesting findings; 62% of respondents were of the view that non-Muslims living in Arab countries should not eat or drink in public during Ramadan, while 52% held that all restaurants should be closed during the day - even to non-Muslims - to respect the observance of Ramadan. ...

Newly crowned "Brusselstan" is a soon to be muslim city in the making now.