M&M CAIR (big time LOL) and his flawed logic!

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Apr 7, 2007 at 08:37

Your logic is flawed as usual. But I must agree with you that I have no like for CAIR and I believe that the likes of Ibrahim Hooper is another wannabe Arab.

Now ya ayuha al-faylasoof al-kabeer you learn Spanish because it is a language that you can use as 40M (I stand corrected here) Spanish speakers live in the US and it is a huge market. If you or I learn Spanish there is no reason for us to change our names to Spanish names or become Catholics! Your logic is bogus and flawed.

Now the Arabic language and islam is a different story: There is no reason for you to learn Arabic in the US (unless as in the my case you study history and I know arabic, and you do not) but the Arabic language is the central theme of Islam and you must know or pretend to know some Arabic otherwise you are not a good Muslim and your Arabian God will not understand what you are babbling about. Right? You also acquire some Arabic name as in the case of our dear Ibrahim Hooper who changed his first name to the Arabic Ibrahim. And then you must dress like the 7th century Arabs did and in the case of women cover your head with this niqab and suffocate in the intense heat of Mecca or the just as bad hijab.

And then you see Muslims dressed in their 7th century Arabian drag (in the case of ignorant tablighees) they wear their shalwar qamiz or whatever and shave their moustaches and grow a beard and stain it with henna and think that this is the way Abul Qasim aka Muhammad would have looked and dressed.

And the result is you abandon your culture and become a wannabe Arab and speak funny Paki/Arabic with lots of "wasslam" (sic) and the sad thing is you will never be an Arab. Shame.

So you did not join CAIR? and why is that? And could you invite one of them guys to this forum?

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