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Although Islam is generally thought of as being a recent arrival in England, there has been minor contact between the English and Muslims for many centuries. An early example would be the decision of Offa, the 8th-century King of Mercia (one of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms existing at that time), to have a coin minted with an Islamic inscription - largely a copy of coins issued by the contemporary Muslim ruler, Caliph Al-Mansur. It is thought
Originally posted by IvanAstikov
Fake, fake, fake!
Where did the football come from? Who was making the cups of tea? What score did the football match finish at?
All this happy-clappy nonsense is just a media-driven plot to make muslims appear reasonable and fun-loving.
Originally posted by Terminal1
reply to post by IvanAstikov
My wife is English (and currently in Kirkby in Ashfield visiting) and I know what custard cremes are because I had them last time I was there...
She's asleep now otherwise I'd ask her what a Hobnob is...
Now I won't be able to sleep tonight... can one of you fine people tell me what they are?
A mosque has been praised for serving tea and biscuits to English Defence League supporters after the far-right group arranged a demonstration there.
reply to post by wjones837
Based on what we see in the media you would think that all Muslims are terrorists all Christians are like Westboro baptist church.
Originally posted by IvanAstikov
Fake, fake, fake!
Where did the football come from? Who was making the cups of tea? What score did the football match finish at?
All this happy-clappy nonsense is just a media-driven plot to make muslims appear reasonable and fun-loving.
Originally posted by IvanAstikov
Fake, fake, fake!
Where did the football come from? Who was making the cups of tea? What score did the football match finish at?
All this happy-clappy nonsense is just a media-driven plot to make muslims appear reasonable and fun-loving.
Um yes, I wonder where the football came from at the 1914 kickabout on the western front at Christmas?
Originally posted by IvanAstikov
Fake, fake, fake!
Where did the football come from? Who was making the cups of tea? What score did the football match finish at?
All this happy-clappy nonsense is just a media-driven plot to make muslims appear reasonable and fun-loving.