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Originally posted by BarmyBilly
I think they are officially separated on purpose to make the sheeple less aware of how bad things in the UK really are in terms of immigrants especially that of muslim immigrants.
Originally posted by BarmyBilly
Muhammad is most popular boys name in England and Wales
www.dailymail.co.uk
(visit the link for the full news article)
Mohammed is now the most popular name for newborn boys in England and Wales ahead of Jack and Harry, it emerged today.
The name, when 12 different spellings were included, was given to 7,549 youngsters in 2009, official statistics revealed.
Oliver was the second most popular and it was given to 7,364 boys in England and Wales in 12 months.
Jack was third, Harry fourth and Alfie in fifth place in the league table of names.Jack was third, Harry fourth and Alfie in fifth place in the league table of names.
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Originally posted by BarmyBilly
reply to post by mr-lizard
i invite you to take a look at the comments....
And as i said and if anyone bothered to read the article from the mail, officially Muhammad is not the top name however if you take all the variations of the name and put them into one then it is the most common boy name. I think they are officially separated on purpose to make the sheeple less aware of how bad things in the UK really are in terms of immigrants especially that of muslim immigrants.
Originally posted by stealthyaroura
not that these ethnic people try to mix with the
like's of us real white, born & bred Brits and
believe me they don't. after all we are what?
INFIDELS!!!! yeah whatever.
Originally posted by Sherlock Holmes
Originally posted by BarmyBilly
I think they are officially separated on purpose to make the sheeple less aware of how bad things in the UK really are in terms of immigrants especially that of muslim immigrants.
I think it's more to do with the fact that it's transliterated from the Arabic script, and sometimes letters can't be accurately represented in another script or language.
I'm guessing the first vowel is a cross between an ''o'' and ''u'', and the last vowel is a cross between ''a'' and ''e'' in Arabic.
So, there you have four spelling variations of exactly the same name for a start, depending on which vowel in the Roman alphabet is chosen to represent each sound.