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By *udie Nudie OP   Man
2 days ago

Newcastle

Ramadan Mubarak to all of you fasting and celebrating.

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By *DKartelMan
2 days ago

The High Castle

Ramadan Mubarak to all

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By *idssissyTV/TS
15 hours ago

Birmingham

After discussing with an acquaintance and to try and understand what it means more, I agreed to undertake fasting for today.

It has given me even more admiration for those that adhere to it for the month.

Good luck to all fasting.

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By *ichaelsmyMan
15 hours ago

douglas


"Ramadan Mubarak to all of you fasting and celebrating. "

i have a couple of friends and i always try not to eat/drink etc in front of them when it is ramadam.

but i have been invited to the meals after sunset and really enjoyed myself and the hospitality given.

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By *oeBeansMan
14 hours ago

Derby


"Ramadan Mubarak to all of you fasting and celebrating.

i have a couple of friends and i always try not to eat/drink etc in front of them when it is ramadam.

but i have been invited to the meals after sunset and really enjoyed myself and the hospitality given."

I played cricket in a team that was mostly Muslim and always felt bad taking teas and drinks when they couldn't. But they also invited me to stay after the match when they ordered takeout to the pavilion to break their fast after the match when I was still a juniour playing men's cricket and it's still one of the best feelings of camaraderie and community that I've ever felt. Good luck and Ramadan Mubarak to all taking part

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By *mileyculturebelfastMan
13 hours ago

belfast


"Ramadan Mubarak to all of you fasting and celebrating.

i have a couple of friends and i always try not to eat/drink etc in front of them when it is ramadam.

but i have been invited to the meals after sunset and really enjoyed myself and the hospitality given.

I played cricket in a team that was mostly Muslim and always felt bad taking teas and drinks when they couldn't. But they also invited me to stay after the match when they ordered takeout to the pavilion to break their fast after the match when I was still a juniour playing men's cricket and it's still one of the best feelings of camaraderie and community that I've ever felt. Good luck and Ramadan Mubarak to all taking part "

Why would you feel bad? They're the idiots with backwards beliefs.

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By *oeBeansMan
13 hours ago

Derby


"Ramadan Mubarak to all of you fasting and celebrating.

i have a couple of friends and i always try not to eat/drink etc in front of them when it is ramadam.

but i have been invited to the meals after sunset and really enjoyed myself and the hospitality given.

I played cricket in a team that was mostly Muslim and always felt bad taking teas and drinks when they couldn't. But they also invited me to stay after the match when they ordered takeout to the pavilion to break their fast after the match when I was still a juniour playing men's cricket and it's still one of the best feelings of camaraderie and community that I've ever felt. Good luck and Ramadan Mubarak to all taking part

Why would you feel bad? They're the idiots with backwards beliefs. "

Make you feel big saying that, yeah?

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By *erry bull1Man
13 hours ago

doncaster


"It’s my pork chop period

you just confirmed your ignorance with that comment."

and your point is

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By *mileyculturebelfastMan
13 hours ago

belfast


"Ramadan Mubarak to all of you fasting and celebrating.

i have a couple of friends and i always try not to eat/drink etc in front of them when it is ramadam.

but i have been invited to the meals after sunset and really enjoyed myself and the hospitality given.

I played cricket in a team that was mostly Muslim and always felt bad taking teas and drinks when they couldn't. But they also invited me to stay after the match when they ordered takeout to the pavilion to break their fast after the match when I was still a juniour playing men's cricket and it's still one of the best feelings of camaraderie and community that I've ever felt. Good luck and Ramadan Mubarak to all taking part

Why would you feel bad? They're the idiots with backwards beliefs.

Make you feel big saying that, yeah?"

Why would I feel big? Religion and those who follow it are backwards. Specially those religions that subjugate women.

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By *orny PTMan
13 hours ago

Peterborough


"It’s my pork chop period

you just confirmed your ignorance with that comment.and your point is "

Look how they slag off pork, is that not ignorance?

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By *eoBloomsMan
13 hours ago

Springfield


"It’s my pork chop period

you just confirmed your ignorance with that comment.and your point is

Look how they slag off pork, is that not ignorance?"

Pignorance 🐷 ?

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By *oeBeansMan
13 hours ago

Derby


"Ramadan Mubarak to all of you fasting and celebrating.

i have a couple of friends and i always try not to eat/drink etc in front of them when it is ramadam.

but i have been invited to the meals after sunset and really enjoyed myself and the hospitality given.

I played cricket in a team that was mostly Muslim and always felt bad taking teas and drinks when they couldn't. But they also invited me to stay after the match when they ordered takeout to the pavilion to break their fast after the match when I was still a juniour playing men's cricket and it's still one of the best feelings of camaraderie and community that I've ever felt. Good luck and Ramadan Mubarak to all taking part

Why would you feel bad? They're the idiots with backwards beliefs.

Make you feel big saying that, yeah?

Why would I feel big? Religion and those who follow it are backwards. Specially those religions that subjugate women. "

We're you saying this on Shrove Tuesday on any of the Pancake threads yesterday? But sure, pick and choose when you want to be all self-righteous.

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By *erry bull1Man
13 hours ago

doncaster

As an atheist I dont take part in any religious fests of any kind

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By *ortney FoxxxWoman
13 hours ago

.


"As an atheist I dont take part in any religious fests of any kind "
then there was no need to post a comment on this thread

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By *oeBeansMan
13 hours ago

Derby


"As an atheist I dont take part in any religious fests of any kind

then there was no need to post a comment on this thread "

Of course there was! How else would someone show their clearly superior mentality to everyone else?

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By *orny PTMan
13 hours ago

Peterborough


"It’s my pork chop period

you just confirmed your ignorance with that comment.and your point is

Look how they slag off pork, is that not ignorance?

Pignorance 🐷 ?"

Yes, not allowing others not to be non-muslims, without feeling bad about it.

Chicken although low in fat and being a white meat is still prone to food poisoning, spreads avian flu between themselves and wild birds. his is before we talk about the risk salmonella in eggs and Edwina Currie, John Major's bed mate. Chicken nuggets and other takeaways get the halal label, doesn't make it healthy does it.

Funny how fags haven't been banned: nowt healthy about them, or opium

we've moved on since the late 500s, germ theory is now fact.

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By *obyn GravesTV/TS
12 hours ago

1127 walnut avenue

I bet Tommy Robinson won't be celebrating..😸

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By *pcd999TV/TS
12 hours ago

pinner

World would be a safer place without religion imagine ‘

as even shows on this thread how heated people get

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By *ackformore100Man
12 hours ago

Tin town


"World would be a safer place without religion imagine ‘

as even shows on this thread how heated people get

"

Do you think? People would surely find other things to fight about. Where it goes wrong is when people say their "religion" causes the. To break the laws of the land. There should be one law for all, applied fairly and equally regardless of "religious" beliefs.

That aside. For those choosing to follow their religion and obtaining comfort, pleasure, whatever, good luck to them.

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By *eltCuteMightDeleteWoman
12 hours ago

Reading

It's a pretty sad state that this thread is so full of bigotry.

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By *alcon2Man
12 hours ago

North

I've always liked the sound of the adhan / call to prayer.

Beautiful sounding.

-An atheist.

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By *warf with a mulletMan
12 hours ago

cardiff


"It's a pretty sad state that this thread is so full of bigotry."

Yeah, because islam is well known for being accepting of all people

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By *cLovin2Man
12 hours ago

Reading

As an ex Muslim, I have to say there's nothing to celebrate about Ramadan. It makes people hungry and moody, it's commonly known in the Muslim world that everyone is more grumpy during Ramadan. The only positive being the end of the misery.

Even when I observed it, I hated it.

My 2p worth.

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By *cLovin2Man
12 hours ago

Reading

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By *AJMLKTV/TS
12 hours ago

Burley

It has been proven that fasting for a long period can affect reaction times. This can be a problem for professions that require sharp reflexes and responses, such as vehicle rivers, surgeons etc. Ramadan comes from a time when the worst accident would be a man falling off his camel. Times have changed.

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By *AJMLKTV/TS
12 hours ago

Burley


"It has been proven that fasting for a long period can affect reaction times. This can be a problem for professions that require sharp reflexes and responses, such as vehicle rivers, surgeons etc. Ramadan comes from a time when the worst accident would be a man falling off his camel. Times have changed."

Drivers, not rivers.

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By *uac7886Man
11 hours ago

London


"As an ex Muslim, I have to say there's nothing to celebrate about Ramadan. It makes people hungry and moody, it's commonly known in the Muslim world that everyone is more grumpy during Ramadan. The only positive being the end of the misery.

Even when I observed it, I hated it.

My 2p worth."

I'm ex-muslim too (though I dislike that term) but I think there's a lot to celebrate about Ramadan. I'm not saying I encourage it but I remember enjoying lots of aspects of it back when I was Muslim. Lots of Muslims will feel the same.

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By *ansoffateMan
11 hours ago

Sagittarius A

Sometimes, when I come on here, it's a real educational experience.

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By *oeBeansMan
11 hours ago

Derby


"It's a pretty sad state that this thread is so full of bigotry.

Yeah, because islam is well known for being accepting of all people "

Has anyone come on this thread and told non-Muslims that they must fast and observe Ramadan? No, but there are definitely people who have attacked the post completely unprovoked

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By *eoBloomsMan
10 hours ago

Springfield


"Sometimes, when I come on here, it's a real educational experience."

👨‍🎓

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