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Ankaboot
01-05-04, 10:51 AM
Muslims in the West

Lately been hearing Muslims living in the UK expressing their attachment and loyalty to the UK… the country in which they were born and bred… the only country they know and have grown to love..

In Islaam borders do not exist… little place for nationalism…
At what ranking does Islaam, their way of life, come into the equation…

So here’s the poll for those Muslims living in the West… UK, Germany, France, US etc..

Which of the following would most closely express your feelings towards the country you live in…

- It’s just my country of birth, nothing more..

- I am complacent living here but feel no real attachment towards this country

- I like living here and feel attached to this place

- It’s my home, and I wish that I am never forced to leave it

- I love this country and I would do anything for it

- Other


I know this poll is NOT faultless.. if none of the options describe your feelings feel free to post them up..

Khuzamah
01-05-04, 06:27 PM
what does complacent mean??
I dunno what one to vote for...cos I do like living here but I wouldn't exactly call myself attached :scratch:
I wouldnt mind living somewhere else, I dont think...although I am used 2 this country, and like when you go somewhere else, they dont have the stuff that ur used to (like, why cant u get cheddar cheese in france? :rolleyes: )
But I'm not patriotic 2 this country...and I find that a bit sad, the people who stick union jacks in their car window n all that :rolleyes:
England is alright... I've never lived anywhere else, so I can't really compare it...
I guess thats in the "other" catogory?

Abdullah al-Muhajir
03-05-04, 11:33 AM
Complacent means being smugly self-attached or content with your current environment :) ...

Khuzamah
05-05-04, 11:49 AM
Originally posted by Xaxerian
Complacent means being smugly self-attached or content with your current environment :) ...

oh ok...well i'm not that then!

Emelianenko
06-09-07, 02:16 AM
- It’s my home, and I wish that I am never forced to leave it

Wolfn
06-09-07, 02:32 AM
It's okay with a couple of kicks (Disney World, Dippin' Dots Ice-Cream, etc), but other than that, nothing special. American is ridiculously over-hyped.

Abdulah
06-09-07, 06:25 AM
Obviously i am not English but i do have respect for their way of live even if i disagree with some things and am happy living here.

hammerofthehuns
06-09-07, 08:56 AM
country of birth , nothing more- everything else is just nostalgia and cultural conditioning

Abandoned-Mind
17-09-07, 08:25 PM
Its a passing home... grateful to it for fish and chips and general hospitality.

A_Muminah
19-09-07, 10:56 AM
As-Salaamu 'Alaykum Wa Rahmatullaah,

I do not exactly know why I am living here. :S Its not my country of birth and I dont call it my 'home'.

-Other.

Was-Salaamu 'Alaykum Wa Rahmatullaahi Wa Barakaatuh.