Had any direct interaction with muslims? Please post your stories here.

[Ben Yehuda]

Well, I have had a few and will share some with you. Please do so also.

As a pathologist I have interacted with many surgeons of all different backgrounds, including, unfortunately, muslims. One such interaction involved a phone call from a muslim general surgeon who was about to perform a wide excision of a melanoma of the skin for which I had provided the diagnostic biopsy report.

He was irate and stated that my report was substandard for a reason which he was incorrect about [imagine that]. I won't go into the details. I explained to him what the actual standards were for a melanoma report [my subspecialty is dermatopathology-pathology of the skin] but to no avail as he continued to berate me and the report.

At this point it finally occurred to me that this was not a matter of his problem with a report, but rather that he had picked up on my surname which is Jewish and decided to try to make problems for me. I told him that he is ignorant of the matter and would be better off letting a dermatologist perform the surgery as they are much more knowledgeable about melanomas than he. I added that he should stop wasting my time and then hung up on him.

He called back. One of my staff answered. He asked her if there was anyone above me who he could complain to about my rude behavior. I informed her to tell him to complain to my wife. He hung up.

[Tina Greco - Melbourne]

Yes I have had  a few. This one was funny and sad at the same time  .

Was out at a Market and this Muzzie was setting up his prayer mat under a tree. Now I would be guessing he was pretty new to this muslim lark. He had all the get up and everything. I sat and watched him pray, down he goes prayer to the big Allah in the sky and my mum was with me.

We couldn't stop laughing, this fella had worse sense of direction than I have, he wasn't facing towards Mecca he had his rear to it lol.

Sad how they can't get one simple thing right. 

[Ari]

Only in 7-11.

[newman]

Relik', you should have told him to go fornicate with a pig.

[Dexter]

Yes...and..nothing happened.

[Ben Yehuda]

Here is another muslim story from a friend of mine. He has 3 young children and lives with his wife in NM. They applied to a service for a nanny and got a women from Afghanistan. His wife, being on the liberal side, decided that she liked the Afghan and decided that she would be great to help take care of their 3 Jewish children [duh]. The nanny comes in one day with shingles. One of the children subsequently develops chickenpox. Now the mother asks the mussie politely to stay home until she recovers from her bout of shingles. The mussie gets mad and complains to the nanny service of the poor treatment she received at my friend's house.

[cjd]

Yes I have had  a few. This one was funny and sad at the same time  .

Was out at a Market and this Muzzie was setting up his prayer mat under a tree. Now I would be guessing he was pretty new to this muslim lark. He had all the get up and everything. I sat and watched him pray, down he goes prayer to the big Allah in the sky and my mum was with me.

We couldn't stop laughing, this fella had worse sense of direction than I have, he wasn't facing towards Mecca he had his rear to it lol.

Sad how they can't get one simple thing right. 

That really is to much. I have been told more then once by some folks I work with about a Muslim working at another of the companies locations. It seems this is a common problem for them because this guy they tell me about prays in the wrong direction also. The worse part of the whole thing is that he prays in the same place every day. I would have thought he would have looked into what the correct direction is. They really are not very bright people:

[cjd]

Here is another muslim story from a friend of mine. He has 3 young children and lives with his wife in NM. They applied to a service for a nanny and got a women from Afghanistan. His wife, being on the liberal side, decided that she liked the Afghan and decided that she would be great to help take care of their 3 Jewish children [duh]. The nanny comes in one day with shingles. One of the children subsequently develops chickenpox. Now the mother asks the mussie politely to stay home until she recovers from her bout of shingles. The mussie gets mad and complains to the nanny service of the poor treatment she received at my friend's house.

Let the filthy animal complain all she wants. Thank G-d that it was not a worse disease that the poor child caught from her. The company should have had a medical and background check done before they sent her out to work among humans.

[Tina Greco - Melbourne]

Yes I have had  a few. This one was funny and sad at the same time  .

Was out at a Market and this Muzzie was setting up his prayer mat under a tree. Now I would be guessing he was pretty new to this muslim lark. He had all the get up and everything. I sat and watched him pray, down he goes prayer to the big Allah in the sky and my mum was with me.

We couldn't stop laughing, this fella had worse sense of direction than I have, he wasn't facing towards Mecca he had his rear to it lol.

Sad how they can't get one simple thing right. 

That really is to much. I have been told more then once by some folks I work with about a Muslim working at another of the companies locations. It seems this is a common problem for them because this guy they tell me about prays in the wrong direction also. The worse part of the whole thing is that he prays in the same place every day. I would have thought he would have looked into what the correct direction is. They really are not very bright people:

 

You would think they would have inbuilt compasses on the mats 

[Sarah]

Yes I have had  a few. This one was funny and sad at the same time  .

Was out at a Market and this Muzzie was setting up his prayer mat under a tree. Now I would be guessing he was pretty new to this muslim lark. He had all the get up and everything. I sat and watched him pray, down he goes prayer to the big Allah in the sky and my mum was with me.

We couldn't stop laughing, this fella had worse sense of direction than I have, he wasn't facing towards Mecca he had his rear to it lol.

Sad how they can't get one simple thing right. 

That really is to much. I have been told more then once by some folks I work with about a Muslim working at another of the companies locations. It seems this is a common problem for them because this guy they tell me about prays in the wrong direction also. The worse part of the whole thing is that he prays in the same place every day. I would have thought he would have looked into what the correct direction is. They really are not very bright people:

 

You would think they would have inbuilt compasses on the mats 

According to Islam, if you get the direction wrong or simply do not know which way to face, then your prayer is still valid. It isn't about the physical aspects moreso then the intentional ones.

[Tina Greco - Melbourne]

Yes I have had  a few. This one was funny and sad at the same time  .

Was out at a Market and this Muzzie was setting up his prayer mat under a tree. Now I would be guessing he was pretty new to this muslim lark. He had all the get up and everything. I sat and watched him pray, down he goes prayer to the big Allah in the sky and my mum was with me.

We couldn't stop laughing, this fella had worse sense of direction than I have, he wasn't facing towards Mecca he had his rear to it lol.

Sad how they can't get one simple thing right. 

That really is to much. I have been told more then once by some folks I work with about a Muslim working at another of the companies locations. It seems this is a common problem for them because this guy they tell me about prays in the wrong direction also. The worse part of the whole thing is that he prays in the same place every day. I would have thought he would have looked into what the correct direction is. They really are not very bright people:

 

You would think they would have inbuilt compasses on the mats 

According to Islam, if you get the direction wrong or simply do not know which way to face, then your prayer is still valid. It isn't about the physical aspects moreso then the intentional ones.

What is it like a Home Pidgin? Then why have the rule in the first place 

[Sarah]

Yes I have had  a few. This one was funny and sad at the same time  .

Was out at a Market and this Muzzie was setting up his prayer mat under a tree. Now I would be guessing he was pretty new to this muslim lark. He had all the get up and everything. I sat and watched him pray, down he goes prayer to the big Allah in the sky and my mum was with me.

We couldn't stop laughing, this fella had worse sense of direction than I have, he wasn't facing towards Mecca he had his rear to it lol.

Sad how they can't get one simple thing right. 

That really is to much. I have been told more then once by some folks I work with about a Muslim working at another of the companies locations. It seems this is a common problem for them because this guy they tell me about prays in the wrong direction also. The worse part of the whole thing is that he prays in the same place every day. I would have thought he would have looked into what the correct direction is. They really are not very bright people:

 

You would think they would have inbuilt compasses on the mats 

According to Islam, if you get the direction wrong or simply do not know which way to face, then your prayer is still valid. It isn't about the physical aspects moreso then the intentional ones.

What is it like a Home Pidgin? Then why have the rule in the first place 

It is a requirement for muslims to face Makkah when they pray, but if they have no way of telling the direction or even get it wrong unintentionally then it isn't their fault. If they don't know where to face even from natural signs, it isn't meant to give them an excuse not to pray, at the end of the day they are praying to Allah who is meant to be everywhere. The direction towards the Kabah signifies unity, recognition of the site and a symbolistic meaning.

[Tina Greco - Melbourne]

Yes I have had  a few. This one was funny and sad at the same time  .

Was out at a Market and this Muzzie was setting up his prayer mat under a tree. Now I would be guessing he was pretty new to this muslim lark. He had all the get up and everything. I sat and watched him pray, down he goes prayer to the big Allah in the sky and my mum was with me.

We couldn't stop laughing, this fella had worse sense of direction than I have, he wasn't facing towards Mecca he had his rear to it lol.

Sad how they can't get one simple thing right. 

That really is to much. I have been told more then once by some folks I work with about a Muslim working at another of the companies locations. It seems this is a common problem for them because this guy they tell me about prays in the wrong direction also. The worse part of the whole thing is that he prays in the same place every day. I would have thought he would have looked into what the correct direction is. They really are not very bright people:

 

You would think they would have inbuilt compasses on the mats 

According to Islam, if you get the direction wrong or simply do not know which way to face, then your prayer is still valid. It isn't about the physical aspects moreso then the intentional ones.

What is it like a Home Pidgin? Then why have the rule in the first place 

It is a requirement for muslims to face Makkah when they pray, but if they have no way of telling the direction or even get it wrong unintentionally then it isn't their fault. If they don't know where to face even from natural signs, it isn't meant to give them an excuse not to pray, at the end of the day they are praying to Allah who is meant to be everywhere. The direction towards the Kabah signifies unity, recognition of the site and a symbolistic meaning.

Sarah darling, no one cares about Mullahs and what they do. Its an evil belief. They are just a joke.

[Sarah]

What I just explained makes sense to me.

[diane]

This happened a few years ago in Washington, DC.  My family, including my German Shepherd dog who is highly trained and had worked in search and rescue, attended a street festival in downtown DC.  There was a Black Muslim street vendor selling what he called art.  It was actually closer to pornography.  Almost naked women and men in suggestive positions painted on velvet. Trash.  Anyway, my family and dog walked by minding our own business and the guy went ballistic, yelling and screaming to keep our dirty dog away from his prayer rug that he had tossed on the sidewalk next to his cart. 

I keep saying that the Europeans will not wake up to this threat until they close the pubs and vineyards and kill all the dogs.

[Ari]

Hope your dog bit him.

[Abdul-Azim]

Yes I have had  a few. This one was funny and sad at the same time  .

Was out at a Market and this Muzzie was setting up his prayer mat under a tree. Now I would be guessing he was pretty new to this muslim lark. He had all the get up and everything. I sat and watched him pray, down he goes prayer to the big Allah in the sky and my mum was with me.

We couldn't stop laughing, this fella had worse sense of direction than I have, he wasn't facing towards Mecca he had his rear to it lol.

Sad how they can't get one simple thing right. 

That really is to much. I have been told more then once by some folks I work with about a Muslim working at another of the companies locations. It seems this is a common problem for them because this guy they tell me about prays in the wrong direction also. The worse part of the whole thing is that he prays in the same place every day. I would have thought he would have looked into what the correct direction is. They really are not very bright people:

 

You would think they would have inbuilt compasses on the mats 

According to Islam, if you get the direction wrong or simply do not know which way to face, then your prayer is still valid. It isn't about the physical aspects moreso then the intentional ones.

What is it like a Home Pidgin? Then why have the rule in the first place 

It is a requirement for muslims to face Makkah when they pray, but if they have no way of telling the direction or even get it wrong unintentionally then it isn't their fault. If they don't know where to face even from natural signs, it isn't meant to give them an excuse not to pray, at the end of the day they are praying to Allah who is meant to be everywhere. The direction towards the Kabah signifies unity, recognition of the site and a symbolistic meaning.

Sarah darling, no one cares about Mullahs and what they do. Its an evil belief. They are just a joke.

its about as "evil" as drinking milk with meat, or turning on the lights on Saturday.

[mord]

I don'nt know why any moslem would get his directions wrong all he has to do is remember the mosque he attends and think which way was the half moon facing even if your not at the mosque you can remember

[Sarah]

I don'nt know why any moslem would get his directions wrong all he has to do is remember the mosque he attends and think which way was the half moon facing even if your not at the mosque you can remember

Not all mosques have a crescent moon perched on top. It is confusing because it changes according to the place where you are....it is south east in England....in Australia it would be North west.

[Abdul-Azim]

Abdul,
There are other "evil" things besides eating dairy with mean and turning a light on Shabbat. Are those the only 2 examples you know? I ask because it's the only 2 you have given more than once.

yea, i know others, but those are the first that come to mind.

[Tina Greco - Melbourne]

Yes I have had  a few. This one was funny and sad at the same time  .

Was out at a Market and this Muzzie was setting up his prayer mat under a tree. Now I would be guessing he was pretty new to this muslim lark. He had all the get up and everything. I sat and watched him pray, down he goes prayer to the big Allah in the sky and my mum was with me.

We couldn't stop laughing, this fella had worse sense of direction than I have, he wasn't facing towards Mecca he had his rear to it lol.

Sad how they can't get one simple thing right. 

That really is to much. I have been told more then once by some folks I work with about a Muslim working at another of the companies locations. It seems this is a common problem for them because this guy they tell me about prays in the wrong direction also. The worse part of the whole thing is that he prays in the same place every day. I would have thought he would have looked into what the correct direction is. They really are not very bright people:

 

You would think they would have inbuilt compasses on the mats 

According to Islam, if you get the direction wrong or simply do not know which way to face, then your prayer is still valid. It isn't about the physical aspects moreso then the intentional ones.

What is it like a Home Pidgin? Then why have the rule in the first place 

It is a requirement for muslims to face Makkah when they pray, but if they have no way of telling the direction or even get it wrong unintentionally then it isn't their fault. If they don't know where to face even from natural signs, it isn't meant to give them an excuse not to pray, at the end of the day they are praying to Allah who is meant to be everywhere. The direction towards the Kabah signifies unity, recognition of the site and a symbolistic meaning.

Sarah darling, no one cares about Mullahs and what they do. Its an evil belief. They are just a joke.

its about as "evil" as drinking milk with meat, or turning on the lights on Saturday.

WHo  let this filthy animal loose on the forum 

[Tina Greco - Melbourne]

I don'nt know why any moslem would get his directions wrong all he has to do is remember the mosque he attends and think which way was the half moon facing even if your not at the mosque you can remember

I can give them directions, such as stand a little to the left...thats right  Now put your head in front of the gun, and watch for the flash 

[Ultra Requete]

I don'nt know why any moslem would get his directions wrong all he has to do is remember the mosque he attends and think which way was the half moon facing even if your not at the mosque you can remember

I can give them directions, such as stand a little to the left...thats right  Now put your head in front of the gun, and watch for the flash 

 

[dibblah]

Yes I have a story...


I was a UK University student security supervisor, (ie. I am an undergraduate student and I work for the student union) of a UK University. We were actually paid by the college to secure a meeting of Jews and Christians on campus that was destined to be hijacked by Muzzies. This was in 1994, ...14 years ago.... Even back then they had a Jihadist movement in British Universities... Guess what... they stormed the event, punching and batterring me and my few colleagues (set-up) to try and police this event; despite overwhelming numbers.

Several of my colleagues and fellow students were attacked and were threatened with death just for being there and trying to protect our democratic freedoms... In a University FFS! (This was actually a debate between Christians and Jews).

We managed to capture a few Muzzie students (out of the scores that were involved) and tried to hand them over to the police for assult, intimidation and harrassment for a lawful event, based on religious hatred.  They laughed at us and told us that no one was being charged here, they (the muzzies) were apparently the aggrieved party.

I asked them so what about the blood and bruises my staff (fellow students, BTW with no axe to grind up until that point) have had to suffer, we have several witnesses that could give you reasonable grounds to arrest certain individuals. The Met police sergeant looked at me as if I was from another planet and said: "we cannot go around nicking Muslims in a University, all hell would break loose". I said "What about the hell these [censored] have inflicted on us, my colleagues and the students involved in this debate?"

- -"That's not my concern sonny" was his remarks... from that point onwards (1994) I knew we were loosing the fight.

[Ben Yehuda]

OK, here's another one.

My cousin is an obstetrician in New England where he was covering labor and delivery in a local hospital for the day. He was called to one of the rooms by one of the nurses who noted that the monster-to-be had an abnormal heartbeat. When my cousin arrived, he introduced himself by his clearly Jewish name, as the obstetrician on-call. He was informed by the patient's husband that they were Muslim and did not want to accept care from him. He informed that would be fine and that the nurses present were witness to the fact that they had denied care. He then left, upon which the nurse came running after him to tell him the scum had changed their minds to which he replied "Too late." and left.