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It’s supposed to be funny. It’s not even the fact that they left when alcohol was being sprayed. It was the way in which they bolted as if a jaguar just sprung up out of nowhere on a cricket ground. This has solid meme potential

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Posted
21 minutes ago, Ranvir said:

Well as someone who is born in the UK I have to say the UK national anthem is awful.

 

Unlike other national anthems it does not glorify the nation and its people but instead glorifies one person -The Queen. It encourages servitude to her by having lines like 'Long may she reign over us'.

 

I would not want to sing that either.

But it wasn't UK in the final was it ? 

If we Scotland had been in the final we would have been singing to our national anthem  Flower Of Scotland so why when representing England do you sing For Save The Queen ?

Posted
19 minutes ago, Tattieboy said:

But it wasn't UK in the final was it ? 

If we Scotland had been in the final we would have been singing to our national anthem  Flower Of Scotland so why when representing England do you sing For Save The Queen ?

:cantstop:

Posted
47 minutes ago, Tattieboy said:

If we Scotland had been in the final we would have been singing to our national anthem  Flower Of Scotland so why when representing England do you sing For Save The Queen ?

 

whether national anthem is written in english or in scotch  ?

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6 minutes ago, velu said:

 

whether national anthem is written in english or in scotch  ?

Be hard for words to be written in whisky ....Scotch is a whisky :biggrin:

We speak English so yes it's in English .

Posted
3 hours ago, Mariyam said:

Its very logical. Cigarettes weren't around at the time the prophet (PBUH) lived. 

Tobacco, however is haram according to most interpretations. But smoking is still a hazy issue.

mariyam meri jaan

the concept of smoking is very old and ancient. Much before birth of islam. People used to smoke in different ways and had different names for it. Also cigarettes too have some kind of tobacco inside them AFAIK.

Posted
3 hours ago, Mariyam said:

Its very logical. Cigarettes weren't around at the time the prophet (PBUH) lived

Tobacco, however is haram according to most interpretations. But smoking is still a hazy issue.

Possibly... But don't you think smoking using Hukkah /Sheesha might've been prevelant in those days?

Posted
1 hour ago, cric_fan said:

 

Don’t you know, these guys are experts non-Muslim scholars :giggle:

we believe in logic unlike u kafirs from south asia.:aetsch:

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, Tattieboy said:

But it wasn't UK in the final was it ? 

If we Scotland had been in the final we would have been singing to our national anthem  Flower Of Scotland so why when representing England do you sing For Save The Queen ?

Because deep down everyone knows that England is the UK :p:

 

In fact the only other people from UK nations that would bother waving the Union Jack outside of England are the Northern Irish Protestants and that is just to get back at the Irish.

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Nothing wrong in practising their religion , but I bet no where it says if Alcohol is sprayed on them they will go to hell ..its just ethanol an few other edible stuffs you morons . 

Posted
1 minute ago, Stan AF said:

 

The almighty Allah has definitely blessed the English Cricket team. They have avoided sin by appointing two muslim players in their team. Now soon the rest of them will be on the path towards righteousness. 

Posted
33 minutes ago, asterix said:

Possibly... But don't you think smoking using Hukkah /Sheesha might've been prevelant in those days?

meh. I was low key trolling.

 

The serious answer to the question is that the holy Quran doesn't prohibit or encourage smoking. There is a general injunction that prohibits one from indulging in activities which harm one's self. So, it is open to interpretation. There have recent fatwas against the (mal)habit.

 

Every one even missed the word play. That rules on smoking are hazy. :(( 

no one got it. 

Posted
5 minutes ago, Mariyam said:

meh. I was low key trolling.

 

The serious answer to the question is that the holy Quran doesn't prohibit or encourage smoking. There is a general injunction that prohibits one from indulging in activities which harm one's self. So, it is open to interpretation. There have recent fatwas against the (mal)habit.

 

Every one even missed the word play. That rules on smoking are hazy. :(( 

no one got it. 

Wat about weed/Hash ? Most of my Muslim friends had no  issues smoking up , but dint drink . Never got the logic . 

Posted
26 minutes ago, jusarrived said:

Wat about weed/Hash ? Most of my Muslim friends had no  issues smoking up , but dint drink . Never got the logic . 

Drinking is quite common in Muslim society abliet in discreet...

 

How can you miss all the "Jaam & Saaki" Ghazals of yesteryears?

Posted
37 minutes ago, jusarrived said:

Wat about weed/Hash ? Most of my Muslim friends had no  issues smoking up , but dint drink . Never got the logic . 

It's probably a cultural thing that has somehow evolved from the religion but makes no sense.

 

It's the same with smoking for Sikhs. Most will not do it and if they do if will be done very discreetly. However there is no problem with drinking copious amounts of alcohol even though the religion strictly forbids it.

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