I am supposed to post the evidence that was revealed by Pendedahan Ekslusif which nailed Adlin Abd Jalil aka Makcik Shit al Flowerhorni right to the wall, but I am in Eid mode so I don’t feel the urge to do so. I will do that after my Eid holidays.
In the meantime, enjoy the above photo of my wife and I, taken during the first day of Eid al-Fitr.
The Malay mindset must be changed to the cries of “Hidup Islam!” and Ketuanan Islam, instead of the so-called “Hidup Melayu!” nonsense. As far as I am concerned, the Melayu can pergi jahanam, but Islam must always be supreme over all.
Islam can survive without the Malays, but without Islam the Malays are nothing and worse than animals.
Eid Mubarak! to all Muslims around the world, on occasion of Eid al-Fitr which falls yesterday. I will be taking a break off updating this site for awhile until I feel ready to resume blogging.
No doubt that is offensive, at least to me. And not because of the crappy reasons listed here on several Malay blogs….I don’t buy it. I certainly do not believe in any conspirary theories involving Freemasons or Illuminati, and I certainly don’t think the images in the ad “represent” anything. The only reason I find it offensive is because it equates Eid al-Fitr with a certain pagan festival that involves an old man being pulled by reindeers. Ring any bells?
Whoever did the ad was certainly not a Muslim if he/she is so ignorant of this little fact.
Or at least I am hoping that I could stay away from polemical rebuttals throughout the month of the blessed Month of Ramadan. I’ve started a religious mini-site on Lailatul Qadar and a blog dealing with basic Islam issues. But me being me with the activist streak, it just seems impossible to do. These Islamophobes do not know when to call a truce, so there is no time for me to rest either.
As it is, I have been downloading and leeching a lot of e-books lately, especially pertaining to material on Atheism and its core “beliefs”. I never had any real interest to deal with Atheism before, but for the past few years I have noticed that Atheists are becoming at the forefront of a massive intellectual onslaught on Islam. The Christian missionaries are still around, but they have somewhat taken a backseat. Hence, due to this changing phenomenon, I’ve decided to adapt and deal with Atheism; or in particular, a certain brand known as “militant atheism”.
I certainly have a lot of catch-up to do this Ramadan.