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So is murder, chainsaw massacres, livestock sexytime, dancing boys, bowling with heads, hanging armpits from trees, mouthrape, buttrape, facerape, rape in general, eating feet, blowing goats, felching, chili dogs, wolfbags, angry dragons, Cosby sweaters, Roman showers, left hand reverse strangers, slipping and falling on shampoo bottles, throat fisting, anal fisting, fisting in general, legitimate rape, Manhatten transfers, space docking, logtouching, beastiality, necromancy, Abe Lincolns, Texas grab-bags, Texas teabags

...and now sodomy.

That about cover it?

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So is murder, chainsaw massacres, livestock sexytime, dancing boys, bowling with heads, hanging armpits from trees, mouthrape, buttrape, facerape, rape in general, eating feet, blowing goats, felching, chili dogs, wolfbags, angry dragons, Cosby sweaters, Roman showers, left hand reverse strangers, slipping and falling on shampoo bottles, throat fisting, anal fisting, fisting in general, legitimate rape, Manhatten transfers, space docking, logtouching, beastiality, necromancy, Abe Lincolns, Texas grab-bags, Texas teabags



...and now sodomy.



That about cover it?

To a non-Arabic speaker, it would be reasonable to believe that the person speaking in the video is “Abu al-Dema al-Qasab” because Ibrahim does not give any context to the video. Apparently The Advocate believed this, because it posted a screenshot of the man from the video next to a photo of al-Asiri with the following caption:

Cleric Abu al-Dema al-Qasab (left) reportedly said suicide bombers like Abdullah Hassan al-Asiri (right), who hid explosives in his rectum, were allowed anal sex.

However, the person in the video is Abdallah al-Khallaf, host of “The morals of the Prophets, Peace Be Upon Them,” a show broadcast on UK-based satellite channel Fadak TV whose target audience is Shia Muslims.

In the video, al-Khallaf tells the audience that he is going to read an item from a website called “Muntadayat Usud al-Sunna” (Lions of the Sunnah forums).

Al-Khallaf reads the item from the website as if it is real. He also characterizes the alleged protagonists as “Wahhabis.” It appears his intention is to incite his audience’s disgust at the supposed thinking and behavior of Wahhabi Sunni Muslims who, he suggests, will justify anything in pursuit of their goals.

“one Abu al-Dema al-Qasab”
I found the likely source that Abdallah al-Khallaf reads in the video. The Internet Archive includes a forum post from 28 August 2009 on montdiatna.com.

The text appears to be at best an extremely vulgar joke and at worst sectarian defamation. It is written in a style commonly used for stories in which both the teller and listener know it is a joke or fiction.

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You all do realize that this was a smear campaign by a Shia cleric to justify hatred towards Wahhabi Sunni Muslims ? Only racist xenophobes who frequent ignorant websites like "Islam Watch" still believe this in the form that the story was originally posted. It is truly frightening how many people on here take things at face value and do not research what they read. There is a reason they teach you in school to not trust internet sources right away you know.

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Oh I just pulled the first thing I found on Google explaining this, have no personal feelings on the source I actually linked, it is not worth the time. This was discussed and debunked ages ago, it is very old news (as someone has previously mentioned). If you actually want to put in the time to learn about it like many of us did back in the day, you can still do that. You can also start by learning about the Clerics in question, the UK based show it was aired on, and the intent it was posted in. All things are easily accessible via a search engine and have numerous independent sources (unlike the original story which was just copy and pasted all over the web by right leaning websites). Either way people will believe what they will believe. Silly me for forgetting this deals with Islam and that this is ARFCOM.

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So...you didn't just come here for the jihad, did you?

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I don't know the story behind that avatar, but every time I see it, I think it's a clip from Star Trek TOS...

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