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[quote name='KnightofChrist' post='1779322' date='Feb 11 2009, 11:54 PM']They are wicked evil.[/quote]


vile.

Also, I actually agree with everything Madam V has ever said. :detective:


Ditto for every disagreement we have ever had.


Also, I'm actually a boy named Sue :unsure:

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[quote name='CatholicCid' post='1779343' date='Feb 12 2009, 12:15 AM']While the post may not exist, screenshots shall be saved and sold to the highest bidder.[/quote]


that's hot :smokey:

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TotusTuusMaria

I am not surprised. You are always lying about things... I mean, who really IS Hassan?

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[quote name='TotusTuusMaria' post='1779364' date='Feb 12 2009, 12:46 AM']I am not surprised. You are always lying about things... I mean, who really IS Hassan?[/quote]

Hassan is the counterpoing to Ahmed in Mesa Selimovic's magnum opus [i]Death and the Deverish[/i]. He enters into the story when his sister visits Ahmed to get him to persuade him to convince their father the write Hassan out of his will after disgracing himself by leaving Al Azhar university and taking up drinking, gambling, and marries a Catholic women (whom he settles generously with in the divorce). Ahmed agrees to go along in order to use her relation with the local Mufti to have his brother freed from prison.

Ultimatly Hassan is the life embracing character to Ahmed's stocism and hesitancy.

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[quote name='Hassan' post='1779369' date='Feb 12 2009, 12:53 AM']Hassan is the counterpoing to Ahmed in Mesa Selimovic's magnum opus [i]Death and the Deverish[/i]. He enters into the story when his sister visits Ahmed to get him to persuade him to convince their father the write Hassan out of his will after disgracing himself by leaving Al Azhar university and taking up drinking, gambling, and marries a Catholic women (whom he settles generously with in the divorce). Ahmed agrees to go along in order to use her relation with the local Mufti to have his brother freed from prison.

Ultimatly Hassan is the life embracing character to Ahmed's stocism and hesitancy.[/quote]

Drinking. Gambling. Divorce. No wonder you feel such a connection with the character. :rolleyes:

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[quote name='TotusTuusMaria' post='1779370' date='Feb 12 2009, 12:55 AM']Drinking. Gambling. Divorce. No wonder you feel such a connection with the character. :rolleyes:[/quote]


I don't drink or gamble and you're the one pushing for the divorce.

The ironic thing is I read the book years ago and never got the message about marying a Catholic woman :mellow:


:D

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[quote name='cmotherofpirl' post='1779367' date='Feb 12 2009, 12:51 AM']I think I will copy this thread so it survives our server move :evil:[/quote]


lol :D

While your doing that please save the posts in the thread about the foster mother of the Muslim girl. I am actually in partial agreement with MadamV and that's prolly never going to happen again. :ohno:

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[quote name='Hassan' post='1779372' date='Feb 12 2009, 01:57 AM']I don't drink or gamble and you're the one pushing for the divorce.[/quote]

:rolleyes: Lies. And you really *love* kittens. <_<

[quote]ironic thing is I read the book years ago and never got the message about marying a Catholic woman :mellow:


:D[/quote]

<_<

Of course they portray the woman of God to be the evil one... secret muslim propaganda.

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[quote name='TotusTuusMaria' post='1779378' date='Feb 12 2009, 01:03 AM']:rolleyes: Lies. And you really *love* kittens. <_<[/quote]

I don't know anymore :unsure:

The nonsense has gotten all mixed in with my real oppinions and I'm all confused :sadder:



[quote]<_<

Of course they portray the woman of God to be the evil one... secret muslim propaganda.[/quote]


No, she's not portrayed badly. But by marying her Hassan sets off a chain reaction that leads to his own destruction and the utter moral corruption of his friend (Ahmed).

Amazing how Selimovic could predict the future like that, huh :saint:

Also, Selimovic was an atheist :unsure:

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[quote name='Hassan' post='1779385' date='Feb 12 2009, 02:07 AM']I don't know anymore :unsure:

The nonsense has gotten all mixed in with my real oppinions and I'm all confused :sadder:[/quote]

uh huh.


[quote]No, she's not portrayed badly. But by marying her Hassan sets off a chain reaction that leads to his own destruction and the utter moral corruption of his friend (Ahmed).[/quote]

More men not able to take claim of their who stupid decisions.... always blaming their poor, good, Catholic ....

[quote]Also, Selimovic was an atheist :unsure:[/quote]

That explains everything. :rolleyes:

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