If this happened in America, many non-Muslims would be just as upset as we are. The liberal ACLU would represent them pro bono and they would win in court. Since it happened in a Muslim land, secular-nationalists will defend the decision and the state will not defend them.

Also, if you like Islamicate culture, see @PersianPoetics ! We're also teaching Persian from scratch.

@sharghzadeh Last time I checked There was more than 1 Muslim country in the world Straw man argument

@mesaythetruth Please name countries with: 1. Immigration system where I can become a citizen. 2. Free practice of Islam (no stifling French-style secularism). 3. Decent economy and a reasonable standard of living. 4. No excessive xenophobia/racism, a possibility for assimilation.

@sharghzadeh come to SE Asia bro, here, you can freely wear Islamic attire without discrimination.

@IbnAbbas217 What country specifically? Can I become a citizens? Will my children fit in, or will they forever be outsiders?

@sharghzadeh is Amman a secular city? i'm super ignorant if that's the case. @EdmondShami ?

@sharghzadeh "A cafe in Amman didn't let me in because I wore a thawb. Once they heard me speak English, they let me in." Did they serve alcohol? Many restaurants in Muslim countries do not allow people wearing traditional clothes because they believe its disrespectful for the clothes.

@sharghzadeh The only solution is for Muslims to work together to help pave the way for the rule of the Caliph of Allah the Mahdi, so we can bring about a state which can implement Islam entirely

@sharghzadeh "We can't go to restaurants now any chance of proper hijrah is over" C'mon brother

@sharghzadeh If you read the history of Egypt. Then look at the creation of Saudi Arabia. Their compassion for Raffadi Shia& Yahood in Israel. To the undying love for America/UK Zionist regime. That they collectively Butcher Muslims. Keep the Ummah Divided. Oppressed. What else do we expect?

@sharghzadeh That's why I only frequent in Fatih and Uskudar in Istanbul.

@sharghzadeh What did the cafe in amman tell you about why they didnt let you in? Also which one? Expose them

@sharghzadeh We get stares here sometimes when frequent “ba kelas” spots (😂), and I just mad dog til they turn away , or leave. You realize that certain habits are contingent on type of space you’re in…

@sharghzadeh Admittedly, there are many problems in the so-called Muslim countries. However, as someone who lived in both, certainly, issues in many of these counties are outweighed by the problems in the so-called non-Muslim counties. That being said, it’s a personal experience; after all

@sharghzadeh Hijrah is not the end, our efforts are better spent at home than making the west an ‘Islamic society’

@sharghzadeh That level of inferiority complex is fricking sad. Did you still give them your business after that? They don't deserve your money Sidi

@sharghzadeh You are presenting the extremes that occur in a very limited subset of areas in Muslim countries as a reason to not move there. I assure you: there are lots of restaurants and areas in America where a hijabi or a man in a thawb will get very uncomfortable, if not harassed....

@sharghzadeh Exactly, hard pill to swallow.

@sharghzadeh This exact attitude lead to Muslim children getting taken away I don't know about you but I'd rather get a few stares walking in a main city wearing a Thawb than lose a child because I told him being gay is a sin