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@TimmyMetherson @rdorta81 @whatever Kurdistan is not a country

@rdorta81 @whatever Yup, iraq iran saudi kurdistan russia all in asia as well but you dont beg for them to be included. Hmmm i wonder why?

Asian woman would rather date a black man than an Asian man?! Whatever Podcast with Brian Atlas Dating Talk 287

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@Spectrumpigg @ExeFaycal @Aditya_1__ @Wellutwt You’re so fucking misirable im crying 😭

@ExeFaycal @Aditya_1__ @Wellutwt Street shitters making accusations. Funny. You'll always be shit no matter what you do. Keep making falsifications. Just shows how mad you people are about being a shit nation

white supremacists are deranged race obsessed pedophiles..enjoy your american twitter 👍

@kirawontmiss x.com/kirawontmiss/s…

@0x0is1 @NuklearBaba @CornyM30045 @StatsOverStory @itswpceo He’s from turkey dumbass. Not pakistan

@NuklearBaba @CornyM30045 @StatsOverStory @itswpceo You just explained yourself + you are also a begger. Now sit down.

Breaking: 🇹🇷 Turkey ranked first among the countries that hate India , as per new survey. Countries with Negative Views on India. - 🇹🇷 Turkey - 🇵🇰 Pakistan - 🇨🇳 China - 🇧🇩 Bangladesh - 🇦🇫 Afghanistan Taliban - 🇲🇻 Maldives - 🇲🇾 Malaysia - 🇨🇦 Canada - 🇱🇰 Sri Lanka - 🇬🇧 United Kingdom

@Op_GuardianX @realsumonislam @itswpceo Indians don’t look like that lol.

@realsumonislam @itswpceo

@realsumonislam @itswpceo You're from Bangladesh lil nigga. You guys are even worse.

@retardmode @ToshiBet No hate like christian love

@ToshiBet they don’t deserve to use my internet to pollute my White eyeballs

you never had it in the first place

@ssays_en @PamphletsY Shut ur corny ass up nigga

@PamphletsY That's stupid. Sports should be above everything.

🚨🇧🇦🇮🇱 BREAKING — Bosnia Players Refuse Handshake With Israelis

@RomeInTheEast 1. Ottoman 2. Rome 3. British 4. Alexander 5. Carolingian 6. Mongolian

Rank these empires

@Rasoforos @MyLordBebo Can’t be true since gayreeks are not white.

@MyLordBebo She isn’t Turkish. She is White. Probably Greek.

🇹🇷 21y.o. Turkish TikToker, Kübra Karaaslan jumped from the Osmangazi Bridge near Istanbul for unknown reasons Bystanders tried to stop her, but were too late... Previously, she closed all her social media accounts

@senveben22119 Hastane > Cami > Kilise > Banka

İlk hangisine yardım edersiniz ???

@dailyislamist Normalde McDonald's yemem ama böyle insanları gördükçe insanın inadına oradan yiyesi geliyor 😄

🔴 İstanbul Bahçelievler’de vatandaşlar yeni açılan McDonald’s şubesini dolduranlara tepki gösterdi: “Parasını vereyim gidin başka yerde yiyin. Nasıl oturuyorsunuz burada?”

I don't mean to beat a dead horse but my god, Night Time in Marvel's Spider-Man 2 looks so boring

@itchyt00ths @q8cOLT4UIT1MhJk @GoatRoper911 You’re retarded.

@q8cOLT4UIT1MhJk @GoatRoper911 Context?

Man, what a trip the Japs are: Leaving shoes behind when committing suicide in Japan is a deeply ingrained cultural practice symbolizing a transition to another realm, respect for the location, and preparation for the afterlife. It acts as a final act of order and personal resolution, often signaling that the individual is leaving the physical world behind. Key reasons for this practice include: Cultural Etiquette: In Japan, removing shoes before entering homes or sacred spaces is mandatory to keep them clean. Leaving them at a suicide site, such as a bridge or forest, is a continuation of this ritualized, respectful behavior. Symbolic Transition: It signifies stepping out of the material world and leaving one's physical, societal, and functional "identity" behind. Orderly Departure: Leaving shoes, often neatly paired, allows the individual to depart "cleanly" without creating a mess or causing unnecessary disruption to others. Signal of Intent: The shoes act as a clear sign of the person's final resolve, separating the act from a momentary or accidental incident.

@kabuligoodigak “People didn’t pray” as if that’s any of your business

When I visited Uzbekistan I literally cried because of the things I witnessed there. - mosques and madrassa turned to tourist spot and souvenir shops, full of disrespectful kafirs who were just there for selfies - rarely heard the call to prayer - people didn't pray

@awoogagawooga @Humbleme490462 @xavierjp__ It's our mosque though, we paid for it. If the locals are not bothered by it, you as an outsider can't say anything about it.

@Humbleme490462 @xavierjp__ "mind your business" Rules are rules you braindead monkey, or do you also say "mind your business ☝️🤓" when someone goes ahead and swings around their cock in a church?

As much as I enjoyed my time in Türkiye, exploring its rich history, being hosted by its hospitable people, tasting its lovely food and witnessing its amazing architecture As a Muslim, I have to be objective I was saddened to see so many graves within the boundaries of mosques. I visited suleimaniye mosque as part of my tour of Istanbul and upon entering was going to pray Tahiyyatul masjid, but right outside the window next to the mimbar you can see dozens and dozens of graves and mausoleums so big they could be mistaken for masajid themselves I was saddened to see practices in the masajid that are not upon the Quran and sunnah People hanging up 🧿 amulets in their shops or outside their flats believing it’ll keep them safe Others trying to sell key rings or plaques with ayaat written on them, stating that these talismans will protect us and ward off evil I was saddened that at night the masajid would be closed so you could not do itikaf overnight; but if you wanted to drink and dance with women, then bars/clubs were open And it was sad seeing how secularised and liberal many Turks have become Those who don’t fast Those who don’t pray Those who are what you would call “culturally Muslim” They are not a small minority, trading their Muslim heritage for western hedonism and values in the name of “progress” Allah’s aid is sought One particularly sad event I was in a famous mosque, Fajr prayer was done and the sun had not long risen, A few metres behind me, a woman removed her hijab whilst she was inside the mosque Note that this was outside of tourist visiting hours I assumed it was because she was adjusting it A few minutes go by and she’s still got her hair out. So I politely ask her to cover her hair A few more minutes go by and she’s still got her hair out, so I go to her and ask her again to cover her hair as this is a mosque and it’s about showing respect It is well known even amongst non Muslim tourists that women should cover their hair when visiting mosques But She gives me a dirty look, kisses her teeth in arrogance and (in Turkish) says “I know I know, you said it already” in a mocking tone The lack of respect was astounding Not for me Not even for herself But for Allah, IN A MOSQUE Was very sad to see Even some of the Turkish brothers I met in the mosques would lament the state of Islam and Muslims in the country May Allah guide the people and rulers of our nations, protect us from shirk and innovation and enable us to stand for and spread tawheed for Allah’s sake alone

@DimtarTov @de3dsoul It’s the Cayo Perico heist from Gta 5

@de3dsoul I swear to God I knew this place when is saw it first

@ahlulkitab @xavierjp__ It’s 100x better than your shithole of a country 🤡🇧🇩

@xavierjp__ I hated my experience in Turkey. Was a sad sight to behold.

Kıblet Dayı vs Yakup 'Televizyon' Şahkulubey