They have destroyed my inner and outer peace

I think it's quite beautiful and evocative. It's one of the facets of the religion I can actually get behind.

Unless I was forced to hear it, that is.

Shyte.

We just wrote the same thing.

Scary.

You've clearly never lived in a Muslim country.

Though it can be annoying first thing in the morning it, combined with the architecture, can be incredibly evocative and atmospheric.

It's all about context.

yeah, sure, ur watching a movie or docu about the ME, you expect to hear a Muezzin from the minaret, and it is evocative/atmospheric...it sets you up for an experience set in a barbaric backward medieval Islamic shythole, and I guess it belongs there.Yemen would probably sound strange without it.

It's the same as the sound of bullfrogs croaking ,and mosquitoes swarming, if you are in the swamp.

but, here...not so much. Not welcome. Fcku off.

Out of interest, it is REQUIRED to be a philistine to espouse modern conservatism?

You sound like the type of bigots who dismissed Coltrane and Parker as playing jungle music. And, ironically, you also sound like the type of Muslim bigots who find artistic expression 'haram'.

Out of interest, it is REQUIRED to be a philistine to espouse modern conservatism?

You had to pick Middle-easterners as an example?

Anyway, if it sounds like bile, sure, maybe it is. I'm totally heartily sick of them.

oh, yeah, also, Fcku you......more banal liberal rote.I've forgotten more about the World than you will ever know.

I have heard it everyday while I was there in the Middle East.

Muslims must have a lock on bullhorn speakers.

yep...that *beep* awahh Achbar-ing sounds like a dying animal drowning in it's own blood..

which knowing them, that's what the original recording artist was..

I wamna destroy your moms inner butthole

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^ that post made me LOL