Tensions in the far, near and middle east
I have no idea why Arabs love to throw around religion, politics, culture and everything in between in a mixed pot of manure. No offense to all the lovely people out there, but seriously, give it a rest my dear Arab friends. No need to keep fighting a roller-coaster battle over something that ends you back where you started.
My last post regarding the new Miss USA seriously stirred a long debate. I was trying to be specific regarding one issue. An issue regarding a girl who won, and my view point of what happened after she won from the reactions online. How the debate turned from religion to culture to politics is beyond my comprehension. The extreme view points erupted out of no where, and honestly, what were you trying to get at? Reading what you guys have been writing back and forth made my hereditary Arab temper erupt wildly.
In the past, I was blamed for being the most inconsiderate catalyst to such debates, and was the most hated Arab blogger out there. Now, I wonder if I have mellowed down so much the past few months that I cannot handle such a debate, or maybe I am not trying too hard.
So, let’s debate.
1. What do I think of Hijab?
Well, I am a moderate person in faith, but not extreme in either way. I love how women choose what they want to wear, but I will never reach that point in my life where I will ever consider wearing a hijab. My choice really, and I choose to be moderate in what I wear, and never wear revealing clothing to grab any attention. I dress respectfully because I want to.
2. What do I think of Arab leaders?
I live in Canada because of them.
3. What do I think of extremist Arabs that will never change their mentality?
All I can do is educate as many people as I can through my blog to view life from two angles. Therefore, they can make an educated judgment to open their minds to other possibilities, but keep their moral values that I cherish so much from this culture of mine.
4. Do we have a right to judge others?
It is easy for people to judge others so quickly. Put your self in their place and feel that inner emotional pain that they suffer from when you keep insulting them. Pretend you are me and you write in this blog. Pretend you get many emails a day and comments from un-welcomed irrational inconsiderate fools insulting you. Then imagine your heart breaking not from the words they have written, but why they wrote them, their lack of intelligence, and you knowing that the majority of human beings out there are like that. Yet, you keep on going and you keep on writing, because you are bestowed by God’s gift of faith and patience.
5. Do I even like Arabs?
Here is the million dollar question. I will honestly say that I cannot stand 95% of the Arabs out there. I don’t even like hanging out with them because they judge others, only care about themselves, and always mix points A, B, Z, E, back to A together for the sake of talking and not thinking. Oh, and by the way, I am not laughing. As for that 5% of lovely Arabs that I adore so much, they are the ones that stand up for themselves and think outside the box. You can find them here on my blog, or out there in the world trying to make a difference in their lifetime, and for the honour of Arab history.
So what are you doing to make a difference?
If I have to really sum up Arabs in one word, I probably couldn’t. However, I can imagine an unstable wave in their lives with all that inner tension and grief in the following symphony:
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Angry, Blah Blah, Categorize this!, Random Thoughts, Ranting as usual!





