Random thoughts, gossip and general nonsense from Kuwait
أفكار ونميمة وترهات عشوائية من الكويت
Friday, January 28, 2005
نعيماً
Ladies and Gentlemen... This picture was taken yesterday in Fahaheel by a friend of mine. That's right... I said Fahaheel, not Kandahar, not Riyadh, not wherever the fuck these people congregate!
Dark One (representing the Forces of Darkness, no doubt)... The issue here is calling a barber "Islamic" and REFUSING to shave beards and sideburns. It has nothing to with prayer vs. partying. A good Muslim who truly understands Islam would NEVER accept this nonsense!!
I dare you to tell me this is normal and not worthy of ridicule!
It is true that ridicule and sarcasm should not be directed from either 'sectors' of our small society. Respect must be there, no one can argue over that. You had a point.
But, as time progresses we are noticing more and more of things only dedicated to 'Islamists' (not Muslims, Islamists!). Everything is being associated with religion now. The issue does not revolve around this barber's shop only (would be absurd to make a big fuss on a sign in the street). Can't you notice that the society is being pushed towards segregation? The gap is growing larger and larger between Liberals and Islamists. Now, THIS is what we can call ridiculous, but it's not something to dismiss. It may cause loads of problems in the v. near future, if not at the present time.
Whether if it's a conspiracy or things happening simultaneously, we can't afford to have this tension in the country.
I don't hate them at all. My boss has a beard and short dishdasha and he's one of the nicest, most brilliant people I've ever met.. I have family members who are Islamist and I get along with them very well.
I do however resent the fact that THE ONES IN POWER have managed to silence any voice they don't agree with, and are trying to ram their thoughts and lifestyles down our throats by taking over our educational system and our media airwaves, and making life miserable for all.
شكراً لك أيها الحاسوب.... شر البلية ما يضحك
ReplyDeleteWhat is gaza3?
ReplyDeletenice..
ReplyDeleteبسم الله والله أكبر.. cut cut cut
Special Tuesday:
Cut your Head and behead.
Qaza3 is the Sideburn....or some say its the buttocks hair
ReplyDeletePoor cuddly warriors they didnt have time to groom while in Falluja...And they need to look good for thier mug shots taken by Amn al dawla.
Sexy bastards...they dont need Queer eye for the hairy guy to look good
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ReplyDeleteلالالالالالالا........
ReplyDeleteمو معقووووووووول
ألهذه الدرجة وصلنا؟؟؟؟؟؟
That what happens when you give beardos some power. I am opening a Salon for liberals only.
ReplyDeleteDude, no mention of yesternight?
Lol. take care.
1814.. No mention of any private matters here. But I had a blast though ;-)
ReplyDeletezaydoun....LOL!! This is hillarious! Im surprised I didnt see that earlier in F7ai7eel, ive been going there alot lately!
ReplyDeleteI don't think so.. he would've been chased by a bunch of crazy bearded lunatics!
ReplyDeleteVintage.. the barber is located F7e7eel
ReplyDeleteDark One (representing the Forces of Darkness, no doubt)... The issue here is calling a barber "Islamic" and REFUSING to shave beards and sideburns. It has nothing to with prayer vs. partying. A good Muslim who truly understands Islam would NEVER accept this nonsense!!
I dare you to tell me this is normal and not worthy of ridicule!
طيب إيش رايكم بصالون نسائي بالسالمية للمحجبات فقط. والإعلان على الباب يمنع دخول الرجال والغير محجبات
ReplyDeleteThe Dark One,
ReplyDeleteIt is true that ridicule and sarcasm should not be directed from either 'sectors' of our small society. Respect must be there, no one can argue over that. You had a point.
But, as time progresses we are noticing more and more of things only dedicated to 'Islamists' (not Muslims, Islamists!). Everything is being associated with religion now. The issue does not revolve around this barber's shop only (would be absurd to make a big fuss on a sign in the street). Can't you notice that the society is being pushed towards segregation? The gap is growing larger and larger between Liberals and Islamists. Now, THIS is what we can call ridiculous, but it's not something to dismiss. It may cause loads of problems in the v. near future, if not at the present time.
Whether if it's a conspiracy or things happening simultaneously, we can't afford to have this tension in the country.
I don't hate them at all. My boss has a beard and short dishdasha and he's one of the nicest, most brilliant people I've ever met.. I have family members who are Islamist and I get along with them very well.
ReplyDeleteI do however resent the fact that THE ONES IN POWER have managed to silence any voice they don't agree with, and are trying to ram their thoughts and lifestyles down our throats by taking over our educational system and our media airwaves, and making life miserable for all.