I was married to an Islamic State leader

[DalalErMaNodi]

Let the festival begin. Winner gets the chittagong port

You have already won, keep gwadar.

 

[DalalErMaNodi]

@Michael Corleone @Bilal9 care to join the judges panel

 

[Michael Corleone]

@Michael Corleone @Bilal9 care to join the judges panel

Typical Bengali magi with white men fever... nothing to see here
Just a sod who’s trying to save her ***

 

[DalalErMaNodi]

stop washing ashore then

Bangladesh is like a latex utensil in a world of orgy

Awww, are you feeling left out ?

 

[Michael Corleone]

People who have a keera of martial superiority can't honey wash. They are too simpleton

Lmao that’s a Punjabi thing

 

[Bengal71]

You should have seen her appearance on TV channels she is now a crusader against evil Muzlims.

She has suffered enough to have that reaction, I don't fault her.

 

[Bengal71]

Is this you dancing? Why do you have red hair? What is the purpose of your dancing? Music video? It’s funny and disturbing

It's more disturbing than funny hahah

 

[Clutch]

I love these BS articles. So many contradictions.

1. Which 17 year old can afford a place in London?

2. She wanted to be westernised her whole life, ran away from home to do so, then got radicalised by her cousin?

3. She read all the Saudi fatwas apart from the anti ISIS ones i assume?

4. Her controlling husband who she was in an abusive relationship with apparently increased in radicalisation, meanwhile letting her stop wearing the niqab?

5. She was willing to defy her abusive husband in ISIS controlled territory, but wasn't willing to make a scene at the Turkish border?

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Seems to me someone got tired to playing Jihad Rangers and now just wants to settle down back in Texas without getting the gitmo treatment.

Sounds a lot of BS to me... If it's true.. good for her she got out of the ISIS hell.... However, it sounds like a get rich quick scheme by her to me.

 

[Mad Scientist 2.0]

She has suffered enough to have that reaction, I don't fault her.

It is her fault to have suffered like this and there is no one to blame but herself. But now she is throwing normal people under the bus for her silly rantings.

 

[DalalErMaNodi]

Google her and see her behaviour : Tania Joya.

 

[Bilal9]

Desis have a tendency of mixing up being Islamic and being Arab. They equate being and behaving like Arabs as a benchmark standard of piety or how Islamic they are. This tendency is highest among Pakistanis, medium among Indian Muslims and lowest among Bengalis. However, anybody who suddenly becomes religious readily knowingly/unknowingly adopts it. They are more arabs than arabs themselves.

While I agree with most of your statements, this one I have a bit of disagreement with.

This tendency is highest among Pakistanis, medium among Indian Muslims and lowest among Bengalis.

You are talking from a generalized viewpoint, the Pakistanis I hang out with don't fit the description, in fact most higher middle class Pakistanis don't at all. These folks are Western-educated and belong to that culture through and through.

Religiosity in the subcontinent depends on level of education, wealth, social status and many other things...

One certainly cannot generalize like this along national lines, it's way more diverse than that.

Maybe we can say that proximity to the Middle East and societal cultural values makes Pakistanis adopt Arab values more readily than other regions in the subcontinent.

But that does not explain the case of Malaysian or Indonesian Muslims in certain areas.

By the way - I don't know if you are Muslim (my previous impression was that you were not), so I would not comment on religious topics and values if I was not an adherent myself. If I am wrong then my apologies.

 

[Bilal9]

Google her and see her behaviour : Tania Joya.

It's all coming true, what Andy Warhol said.

"In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes."

Or will certainly want to be.

 

[DalalErMaNodi]

It's all coming true, what Andy Warhol said.

"In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes."

Or will certainly want to be.

I was born famous, my first dance number was with the midwifes who tended to me.

 

[Bilal9]

I was born famous, my first dance number was with the midwifes who tended to me.

I know, I know.

How could we expect any different?

 

[Bengal71]

While I agree with most of your statements, this one I have a bit of disagreement with.



You are talking from a generalized viewpoint, the Pakistanis I hang out with don't fit the description, in fact most higher middle class Pakistanis don't at all. These folks are Western-educated and belong to that culture through and through.

Religiosity in the subcontinent depends on level of education, wealth, social status and many other things...

One certainly cannot generalize like this along national lines, it's way more diverse than that.

Maybe we can say that proximity to the Middle East and societal cultural values makes Pakistanis adopt Arab values more readily than other regions in the subcontinent.

But that does not explain the case of Malaysian or Indonesian Muslims in certain areas.

By the way - I don't know if you are Muslim (my previous impression was that you were not), so I would not comment on religious topics and values if I was not an adherent myself. If I am wrong then my apologies.

I am Muslim.