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Originally posted by aelmo View Post
Believe me I know. I guess we seem more approachable because we can relate to people from more places. For me I just sometimes wish that I completely fit into one category because I will always have parts from each side of me that conflict with the other. That made it difficult to assimute into any culture.
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Originally posted by Abu julaybeeb View Post
People love mix race people in uk kuffar and muslims
i dont know whyLast edited by aelmo; 08-01-18, 10:02 AM.
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Originally posted by aelmo View PostI am mixed race and that has honestly made me feel like I am not from anywhere. I haven't lived in a place long enough to develop any type of culture or patriotism and if you asked me anything about any place that I am from, I probably won't even be able to tell you the basics. For the longest time when people would ask me where I am from I wouldn't know how to answer and I would get so frustrated, so I would just settle on 1 place so they wouldn't ask any follow-up questions that would lead to a massive conversation. I kind of feel like I missed out on that sense of community that you get when you're a part of a culture but I guess its ok. That need for community made me want to be a better Muslim because I knew that I would always have a place in that community. It's pretty much the only thing that I really identify as. I just love how you can be anywhere in the world and see another Muslim and share salam's and feel like you have a connection with that person. It really is amazing.
Although I would actually love to do a DNA test on myself because I feel like it would be very interesting.
i dont know why
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I am mixed race and that has honestly made me feel like I am not from anywhere. I haven't lived in a place long enough to develop any type of culture or patriotism and if you asked me anything about any place that I am from, I probably won't even be able to tell you the basics. For the longest time when people would ask me where I am from I wouldn't know how to answer and I would get so frustrated, so I would just settle on 1 place so they wouldn't ask any follow-up questions that would lead to a massive conversation. I kind of feel like I missed out on that sense of community that you get when you're a part of a culture but I guess its ok. That need for community made me want to be a better Muslim because I knew that I would always have a place in that community. It's pretty much the only thing that I really identify as. I just love how you can be anywhere in the world and see another Muslim and share salam's and feel like you have a connection with that person. It really is amazing.
Although I would actually love to do a DNA test on myself because I feel like it would be very interesting.
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Originally posted by Um_Saf View PostI use English to reference my nationality/geographical location and not my race. I do not have any ounce of patriotism/nationalism.
So what's you thoughts on this, how do you refer to yourself and how do you refer to others? Do you find this stuff interesting or is it just me who loves history and therefore the genetics, geological and cultural side of things really fascinate me.
I'm mixed but I've always mentioned where my parents are from when people ask about my ethnicity. I'm also intetersted in genetics, but it's only because I want to learn more about where I'm from. My parents are from places where the people are already mixed, so it's something that interests me.Last edited by .khayriyyah.; 18-12-17, 11:01 PM.
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Why are these coconuts identifying themselves as "British"? Are you a kaafir that you call yourself "British"? Do you take pride and joy in being "British" when these Pagans kill your brothers/sisters in Afghanistan/Iraq/Syria?
Face the facts! No matter how "British" you think you are, these Kufaar still hate you and would deport you back to your villages in Bangladesh in an instant. They even tell you sell-outs you are not welcome and to go back home, but like ticks on the cows hind, you remain there.
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So this adulterer is a European. That would explain why it has time for forums to flirt with non-mahram men. It is ingrained in their culture to be loose and commit adultery.
Not surprised by this knowledge. Europeans have no clear lineage either, being products of 1 night stands and having an ancestry mixed with plunder, rape and prostitution.
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I don't know what is wrong but when i typed out the above it was laid out properly and then when i posted it appeared as one paragraph
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