dhimmi no more

Submitted by ahmadzafire (United States), Sep 10, 2009 at 00:33

lol..Youre funny in a serious way. I like how you did try to pick apart my response, so i am doing the same.

Good stuff.!

Hello: There is no Christian Arab whose name is Hussain and your claim is bogus

If You could have been with me all over Iraq earlier this i could prove you wrong. Now there's is not many Christians arabs that have so called Muslims names but I've mey atleast five with the name Hussain. Many of them have other Arab names that not affilated with islam but these still prove you wrong. Being you said no Arab Christian have Muslims names. As if you no all the Christian Arabs in the world ...please!

What is Middle Eastern?

Arab to answer your question, many people use that Phrase when asked in thr U.S.

First off, You were commenting on Obama being Muslim and he is not Arab. So therefore i'm just elaborating a little.

Really? where?

Go to facebook.com and just look up the hussain,hussein Etc. and just look for yourself and see how many American there are with that name.

No you do not. You are a demagogue.

lol..please go to that website and use the browser.

Really? Sobhanallah

Don't get upset, it's the facts...sorry!

No Sawahili is not a semitic language as far as I know and you need to stick to Urdu

As far as you know.. which isn't enough. Im telling you from someone who's speaks a little and celebrate during Kwanzaa. I know what I am talking about. His father is from Kenya where they speak Swahili.

Whatever

Yeah that's right just a name. We have more to worry about in the world then a person's name. Sure can tell how much time people have on their hands.

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