In general, being religious, I connect better with Arabs than with the ordinary Dane (living in Denmark), but it’s not like I care much about people’s background, more in whether we share interests.. And since I’m pretty focused on the Middle East (studying Middle Eastern subjects), most of my friends are either from the ME or interested in the ME..

Mah Salaam

I expressed my opinion about your blog in my email to you a few days back.

I worked under a Syrian boss in UAE for almost 6 years. He only likes Arab nationals.
Coz of my profession and my Muslim identity he appointed me to his concern.
Except three non Arab nationals, all of his staffs were Arabs…most of them were Egyptians. Some were Syrians and one was omm Ahmad from Palestine. She was 50+. All of my colleagues were very friendly, except some minor misunderstandings.

I am obsessed to know why non Muslims are attracted to Islam and reverting in plenty (about 20,000 a year) even though the world and western media is propagating so vehemently and negatively against Islam saying “Islam is a terror breeding religion”.

I also bloging a lot to know why some Muslims leaving Islam. Most of the time I found they left Islam for worldly gain.

I forgot how I entered to your blog. I think the above is the reason I bloged you by seeing REBELLIOUS ARAB GIRL to know why you are rebellious..
wassalam
qamar.

I hope that you can realize that there probably are more people out there willing to accept you no matter what background you have. Based upon many of the comments, it seems to appear that way. You sound like a very intelligent and forward individual who can see beyond the prejudice. Let’s hope that more people can see beyond those prejudices and like people for who they are.

By the way, you really have a wonderful blog here. Just by being yourself, by sharing your life, I imagine you’re doing much to combat hatred and racism. So keep it up, my friend!