Coca Cola Muslim Generation by Abdur Raheem Green

Lafanter · November 13, 2008, 2:54am

who are fundamental muslims and who are moderate muslims

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-lZ7BDrqAs)

so are you a Coca Cola muslim ?

goodnews · November 13, 2008, 4:07am

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Yar in molvion ko logon ki choti choti khushion sy chir kion hy:confused:

Lafanter · November 13, 2008, 4:08am

u must be a coca cola muslim then

goodnews · November 13, 2008, 4:09am

Tu:aq:

Lafanter · November 13, 2008, 4:16am

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tu kush nai mubarik ho we are in the same club

goodnews · November 13, 2008, 4:26am

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^ I am happy what I have:D ju nahi os ka gham nahi or Bhei duniya main rehna hy tu is ka sochna bhi perta hy. masla yehi hy Muslmanon ny quantity per zor dy rakha hy quality per nahi

fat_spartan · November 13, 2008, 5:45pm

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who are fundamental muslims and who are moderate muslims

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

1 hour 12 minutes long video. Summary, please?

teggy · November 13, 2008, 6:12pm

Coke sucks.

Drink P.E.P.S.I.: Pay. Every. Penny. Support. Israel.

just kidding.

Orpheus · November 13, 2008, 6:50pm

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Why waste an hour of people’s time with such a boring lecture.

Why not just say drink Dr Pepper.

Umarumar01 · November 13, 2008, 9:17pm

anti-consumerism - ideologies - after first 10 mins of listening.. is very interesting angle to come from...still listening (in a different tab) -- it is also interesting to note the differences in lectures and the delivery of lectures in urdu and in english... one hour is better spent here then songs that never satisfy you. (otherwise your too easy ;) Even a mathematical equation is better than a song)

(aside Coca Cola and McDonalds are interesting companies as case study of ideal capitalism but thats aside)

what happened to qibla cola... last time i heard, they bought some bottling factories in pakistan to try and enter the pakistani market,,, but i think they phased themselves out since then??? If they are still running and

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to be honest, I have not found anything more pleasing than returning from masjid after fajr, and the very few times i woke up for tahajjud.

Umarumar01 · November 13, 2008, 9:35pm

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Yar in molvion ko logon ki choti choti khushion sy chir kion hy
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Irony....

From the speech

"In reality there is something very sick about this (coca cola) culture. And the sick thing is that it actually depends and relies on you being miserable for its existance. The coca cola culture needs people to be unhappy because unhappy people consume!!. Unhappy people need to fill their miserable lives with fashion, music, the fantasy of hollywood, drugs, alcohol, sports. The miserable people need to fill their miserable live with these trinkets. So miserable people NEED to consume"

Be happy and read fajr.

and as for the one hour speech use the dr. pepper motto (don't knock it before you try, what is the worst that can happen................... you have been brainwashed lol)

CE · November 13, 2008, 9:36pm

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just say BisMillah b4 eating peeps......

Lafanter · November 13, 2008, 11:44pm

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i ll write it down word by word and the summary soon :)
but its real mind opening session, explains the myth of war on terrorism and ans my Question of why they are in FATA.

Umarumar01 · November 14, 2008, 12:04am

To be honest that particular question is answered very briefly in this video (and as i said, the angle is very interesting) but its not only an economic problem but an understanding of ideology as a whole. I think Pakistanis (espacially affluent modernists) on the whole are very naive on this particular issue.

The best english imaam for understanding of this issue is imaam anwar al awlaki’s lectures in particular posts on his blog regarding the recent American elections which throw an insight into the naivety of the Muslims…

Taken from his blog

One of the characteristics of a humiliated and oppressed community is their submission to their oppressor and their tolerance of oppression. On the other hand they are arrogant and intolerant among themselves. This is how it was with Banu Israel when living under the Pharaoh. I am sorry to state this but unfortunately this attitude is been reflected by many American Muslims who humiliated themselves by voting for candidates who have no serious concern for their issues.
I mentioned in my previous post:
The perception the American Muslims are giving is that by giving them nothing substantial and by giving them just a little bit of recognition you can get their support, vote and loyalty even if you carry on your war against their brothers and sisters. Just like a dog owner abusing his dog but as long as the bone is thrown out the dog will still give his owner all his loyalty. It is sad but true.
The American Muslims who decided to vote have made a fool out of themselves and the whole world knows it.
Under the heading:”America’s outcast Muslims: Once Bush backers, Muslims today are staunch Democrats. But both Obama and McCain shun them.” The UK’s The Guardian states: “American Muslims have been called the “outcasts” of this presidential election. Muslims themselves have told the media that Islam is being treated as “political leprosy”, a “scarlet letter”, or the “kiss of death”".
Why not just call them house Negros?

The Australian newspaper The Age says: “Neither campaign courts America’s Muslim vote.” they go on to state that: “Neither presidential candidate has made a single visit to a mosque.” If they didn’t even bother to visit a mosque, which is no more than a ceremonial thing anyway but does make the house Negros happy, how can one expect from them any support on our issues? Nevertheless the proud American Muslims have been running around in service of both candidates.
Many American Muslims still insisted on voting. Chasing a mirage that somehow the new president will improve their lot. First it was Bush now Obama. There is a striking similarity between the American Muslim community and the Muslims of al Andalus who chose to stay behind after Muslim Spain fell into the hands of the Catholic monarchs. There are some writings that reveal that after all the oppression they suffered they still had hope that their situation would improve, even after the Catholic monarchs showed them the worst treatment. Since there were no elections back then and no Barak Obama they were clinging their hopes on a Mahdi that would appear and deliver them to safety. A few decades later no Mahdi appeared and their children and grandchildren slowly but surely were loosing their identity until Islam ceased to exist all together in the Iberian peninsula.

I think Pakistanis especially are in a precarious situation as they are quickly being moved to the front lines of this clash of civilization and those who do not decide which side to choose will simply be crushed in the middle (no matter how much they whine and complain) and I don’t see a point in hiding or sugarcoating this issue. To do so is to forget the lessons of history and to ignore the inevitable gravity of the situation.

And by accepting humility and saying “Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full sir” to every other nation is leading Pakistan in particular to be torn in pieces and sending a future generation to the gallows.

It still boggles my mind why certan muslims have adopted this attitude when at best they have pushed the burden of sacrifice to their children or grand children, yet a non-Muslim communist (an already defeated ideology) is not afraid to speak his mind in the birthplace of democracy… yet muslims shreik at the sight of a beard of any man (let alone an imaam of a masjid etc, i suspect a lot of people simply wouldn’t view this video in the thread starting because simply he has a beard and their is no music in the video… oh and an hour watching this is too tough lol… i love that excuse.)

on the plus side i got a new respect for this Abdur Raheem Green ..kudos.

goodnews · November 14, 2008, 1:04am

OMG and KoolKomal vs Bizz

anti-consumerism - ideologies - after first 10 mins of listening.. is very interesting angle to come from…still listening (in a different tab) – it is also interesting to note the differences in lectures and the delivery of lectures in urdu and in english… one hour is better spent here then songs that never satisfy you. (otherwise your too easy Even a mathematical equation is better than a song)

(aside Coca Cola and McDonalds are interesting companies as case study of ideal capitalism but thats aside)

what happened to qibla cola… last time i heard, they bought some bottling factories in pakistan to try and enter the pakistani market, but i think they phased themselves out since then??? If they are still running and
to be honest, I have not found anything more pleasing than returning from masjid after fajr, and the very few times i woke up for tahajjud.

yar namaz perh ker mujhy bhi khushi milti hy magar namaz ko cock sy kia muasbat agar haram nahi ye drink tu peeny main kiya herj hy is gory baby ko shadi biah main nach gany per bi aytraz hy(Pakistan Muslim mulk nahi is ny kaha aik dafa) Aysi tysi is soch ki ju bychary seedhy sady bandy ko gulit main mubtla kery ky khush hona(arzi khushi ka hussol) kuch ghyr islami o ghyr sharai cheez hy:smack2:**
brain wash ju ker saky GN ka abhi pyda nahi howa Illa ye ky Allah chahy:D**

Lafanter · November 14, 2008, 5:55am

i bet u havent yet watched the video amd u dont really know what he is saying, he never said coke is haram or dont drink it lol. . . and on the day of judgment being sidha sadha wont be and excuse .. …u have to study and find the purpose of ur life and search for the truth .. .

goodnews · November 14, 2008, 6:25am

Bhai hath jurwa lo main ny puri suni hy is ny kaha hy haram nahi hy magar jis trha is ky khilaf bol rah ahy haram ky darjy tak tu puhncha hi diya hy. Zindagi ka maqsad jinhon ny pa liya kiya teer mar liya:aq: Ju ham bychary aam insanon ny nahi mara. Allah ny pait her insan ky sath laga hy agar koi apni aqalmandi sy apni cheez bychta hy tu tumhin masla kiya hy, Apni khwahishat per qabo pa lo jis jis ny pana hy Allah ny rizaq tu in bycharon ko bhi dyna hy dy ga. Jab ju asal buraai ki jarin hain unhin tu khatam nahi ker sakty soft drinks ky karobar sy agar kissi ki daal roti chal rahi hy tu os ko keh do na istymal kero:DMain dyg ka aik chwal dykh ker puri daig ko analyz ker ly ti hon:chai:

Lafanter · November 14, 2008, 6:54am

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its not abt the soft drink

goodnews · November 14, 2008, 6:57am

**Acha bat shuru tu issi sy hoi hy na **

Lafanter · November 14, 2008, 7:06am

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he is trying to identify the fact why muslims are under the knife of bush etc