Go fucking advertise your product elsewhere double-nigger.

Lame "viral" advertising campaign for masks.

Muslims say "in the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful" (Yusuf Ali)), not "in the name of Muhammad." Just wanted to point that out.

Now, it delights me to see that you are doing this against the Church of Scientology. Religion is fiction, but Scientology is a joke.

I read about this, and it's quite a bummer that we put all this effort in a joke religion, and not in an infinitely worse religion; Islam.

>>1132

/b/tards are afraid of Islam, prove me wrong.

>>1133

Prove yourself to be right first, if you don't mind.

Neither is Iran Muslim. It's Shi'ite.

>>1049

shi'ite's are muslim too. Sunnis and shiis are like catholics and orthodoxes. They are of the same religion but different sects.

Iranians are persian

>>1083

Shi'ites claim to be Muslims. So do the Ahmadites. Just because someone says he or she is something, doesn't mean he or she is correct.

Muslims are strict about the oneness of Allah. While the Shi'ites claim they agree with the Sunnites about this, the way they see the Ahlulbayt is certainly "shirk."

So no, Iran is not Muslim. If anything, pseudo-Muslim.

Wonder who'll win ...

An Islamic catfight?
Take picturers please

White always win.

>>1110

The left is red, the right is black. Reminds me of Ali Shariati:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Shi%27ism_vs._Black_Shi%27ism

http://www.iranchamber.com/personalities/ashariati/works/red_black_shiism.php

By Shariati's logic, red wins.

>>1111
never thought I see someone on a chan who knows him.

Anyone here who has balls and might visit Iran in the next year, or lives there. Contact me by : joojejooje@gmail.com
I'm cooking these fat mullahs some delicious cybersoup.

>>1111

Which one prohibits images of Muhammad?

>>1112

Some people here have better things to do than fooling around with memes and masturbating to hentai, like spreading one's message to the masses. /jihad/ is my favourite board on the Internets, and I'll use any opportunity to enlighten the /jihad/ists here on the truth about Islam, especially Shi'a Twelver Islam.

Now, as for visiting Iran, I haven't been there since 2006, and it's so depressing to watch the ruins of what is left of Iran, that I would rather not visit it again until the youngsters there get something done and actually initiate a counter-revolution. With that said, I hope you don't mind if I contact you anyway.

>>1113

Shi'a Islam in general are not as strict as Sunni Islam, although orthodox, pious Shi'ites - and I'm talking about "normal" Shi'ites, not Shi'ite scholars - don't like them. Last time I was there, I saw pictures of Ali for sale... but then again, for being a theocracy, Iran doesn't have too many serious Muslims - Mu'minin; ironically, most Shi'ite Mu'minin live outside Iran... damn Islamic imperialism...

The prince in more casual clothes showing his true nature.