falah wrote on Jun 5^th, 2012 at 12:52am:


Did Muhammad presribe horse urine or camel urine falah?

Is there anything mentioned in the Quran-hadith about horse urine?

Drinking camel urine to cure illness is considered Quackery.

Baronvonrort wrote on Jun 15^th, 2012 at 3:00pm:


I don't usually pray in the street. Streets have these fast metal things that roll around on them.

Other places I do not pray include train tracks, tram tracks, airport runways, ski slopes, rodeos and nightclubs.

Baronvonrort wrote on Jun 15^th, 2012 at 3:50pm:


What you like to do is take things out of context.

Do you know how Muslims pray? Do you know the rules of Islamic prayer? Do you know that a Muslim is not supposed to block a pathway in the first place? Do you know that a muslim is supposed to use a barrier when praying so that nobody would walk in front of him?

What you demonstrate is not a desire to find the truth, but rather, your intention seems to be to deceive by taking any information you can find about Islam and presenting it outside of its context.

falah wrote on Jun 15^th, 2012 at 5:43pm:


It was a simple question falah  how is that taking anything out of context when Muhammad says fight those who try to pass in front of you when praying.

You still have not answered the question why are you avoiding it, do you think avoiding questions makes you look like a snake oil salesman or somewhat credible?

The muslim prayer is a chinese whispers version of an ancient jewish prayer, i wonder who Mo copied for that.

What happens if you fart while praying falah, do you want to tell us what you have to do ?

I once saw a muslim man and his heavily pregnant wife enjoying an afternoon in the park. The wife was sitting on a rug, while the husband went off to do something. Then it looked like it was prayer time, so the husband came back to the rug to use it as a prayer mat. He appeared to make his wife get off the rug and leave the area so he could pray. Is there anything in Islam that would require this?

Also, I had an idea for harvesting satanic urine to sell as a cure for sleep disorders, involving empty glass jars and a lot of gaffa tape. Could I claim Islamic legitimacy for selling apparently empty glass jars that actually contain whisps of Satan's urine harvested from the ears of lazy Muslims?

You could always try thinking for yourself Falah, rather than trying to entertain us with silly videos.

how do they tell whether it is a Muslim praying or a sight-impaired homeless person looking for cigarette butts?

When I was uni one of my flatmates had a go at me in font of a girl he liked for always ending my sentences with 'but', so I told him, "but But's your new nickname. But."