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  • An observation
     OP - August 11, 2011, 04:14 PM

    The bigger cities of Pakistan that I've been visiting are quite secular. I won't be surprised if the number of non religious people was > that of mosque goers by 3:1. That's in the big cities at least. I think that we Pakistanis are actually inherently drawn towards secularism as opposed to religion.

    Yeah an I am super ugly, I can't even beat my chest am too skinny and when I roaaar to attract women, they laugh at me, because it sounds like a girl screaming. I can't even attract any bitches!  Cry

  • Re: An observation
     Reply #1 - August 11, 2011, 04:19 PM

    The ones you've sent to England are the opposite. Perhaps they are clinging tightly to anything that links them to the motherland, and that includes Islam?

    Hi
  • Re: An observation
     Reply #2 - August 11, 2011, 04:34 PM

    Exactly Musivore, something which I also observe in my own local Turkish community here in the Netherlands.

    In fact,- a week ago when I was in Turkey I was quite surprised to see that the majority doesn't fast, especially in the larger cities (Ankara/Istanbul). It was the first time I experienced Ramadan in Turkey and I used to think (till a few years back) that the Turks there in Turkey were comparably religious as the communtiy here in Europe..

    Nay, the Europeans Turks are far more religious.

    I shouldn't be here. Really. Shaytan SWT deluded ALL of us. Amen.
  • Re: An observation
     Reply #3 - August 11, 2011, 07:02 PM

    I think its the same with any country. Even Syria is one step from secularism but many syrians in America are quite religious to the point of craziness. Also in Syria they practice a Sufi Sunni Islam and when they come to America they drop many of the Sufi practices.

    I wish parents everywhere could remove their veil of religion and see their kids for whom they actually are.
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