Without Islam, is Amir relevant..

[Zelda]

Both Religion and nationality is why he is famous in Pakistan, Charities are largely ignored unless its from some org of a deceased person.

What makes you think he is famous in Pakistan? He hasn't fought in Pakistan ever nor do Pakistanis travel to see his fight. So, how is he popular there?

Popular amongst British Pakistanis perhaps, but ain't that true for all fighters? to be popular amongst their own folks? much like Trump. Only a few fighters have roughly equal followings in all racial/national groups.

[Blue54]

Im ****** but its irelvant to me at this point but yes i root for Khan when he isnt fighting someone i really a fan of but only because he is a fellow Islamic brother.

[LetOutTheCage]

a bigot lmfao

Yes a bigot, for some reason he seems to think 2 different race of people from 2 different cultures are some how the same because they share a religion, he also clearly has an agenda against said religion which is why I would call that bigotry.

If you struggle to understand the word that's on you

[Zaroku]

Yes a bigot, for some reason he seems to think 2 different race of people from 2 different cultures are some how the same because they share a religion, he also clearly has an agenda against said religion which is why I would call that bigotry

If I was in need, or persecuted, or injured, I’d go to a ****** home first.....not a Nation of Islam home..... I’ve been the recipient of kindness by African Americans..... my brother Larry would give me or you the shirt off his back...

[Zaroku]

Im ****** but its irelvant to me at this point but yes i root for Khan when he isnt fighting someone i really a fan of but only because he is a fellow Islamic brother.

Brother.... I’d be honored to go to mosque and pray with you.. peace be upon you, and may Allah guide your steps...peace..

[BoloShot]

[QUOTE=zavy;19870358]hahaha "Abrahamic" religions.[/QUOTE

That's what you're supposed to call those desert dweller religions. It's no wonder they're so cruel and barbaric in nature. Its harshness reflects the environment and the people.

[DuckAdonis]

Yes a bigot, for some reason he seems to think 2 different race of people from 2 different cultures are some how the same because they share a religion, he also clearly has an agenda against said religion which is why I would call that bigotry.

If you struggle to understand the word that's on you

Wrong they share more than religion. They share alot of cultural values and also a shared history.

Relations between Pakistan and Yemen date back when both nations were part of trading routes of ancient times. Parts of the land that now constitutes Pakistan and the territory of Yemen were part of the Persian Empire, and later of Umayyad and Abbasid Caliphates.

[alexguiness]

Khan was born into a very basic, tribal Pakistani family.

80% of ALL Pakistani's are inbred - this is due to the custom of marrying cousins (the extended families are huge). Khan is clearly an inbred, he has learning difficulties and physical characteristics of over sized nose / ears.

Khan's popularity within the Pakistani communities is largely down to the fact he is perceived as 'one of them', after all, how many other Pakistani's have any type of recognition like Khan does?

Pakistan is an awful place, ridden with disease, sexual violence, poverty and utter barbarism - no wonder that even someone as ****** as Khan is popular.

[LetOutTheCage]

Wrong they share more than religion. They share alot of cultural values and also a shared history.

Relations between Pakistan and Yemen date back when both nations were part of trading routes of ancient times. Parts of the land that now constitutes Pakistan and the territory of Yemen were part of the Persian Empire, and later of Umayyad and Abbasid Caliphates.

Lol no they dont share the same culture your talking nonsense, they dont even speak the same language. Pakistan wasnt established until 1947...

That's like saying Modern Britain and Libya share the same culture because they were part of the Roman empire.

[Zaroku]

Khan was born into a very basic, tribal Pakistani family.

80% of ALL Pakistani's are inbred - this is due to the custom of marrying cousins (the extended families are huge). Khan is clearly an inbred, he has learning difficulties and physical characteristics of over sized nose / ears.

Khan's popularity within the Pakistani communities is largely down to the fact he is perceived as 'one of them', after all, how many other Pakistani's have any type of recognition like Khan does?

Pakistan is an awful place, ridden with disease, sexual violence, poverty and utter barbarism - no wonder that even someone as ****** as Khan is popular.

Exactly... I think I kinda vaguely remember some racist *** neuro surgeon saying and lamenting the fact that his Tip Top medical schooling, could not fix/repair.. generations on inbreeding... as a human being...
I want them to marry outta their tribe....

The Inuit figured this out long ago..

I’m a Sephardi ***... I don’t wanna make nasty love with scarlet johanesen... I got this kok kill switch..a check engine light.. my big dong loves black, Asian, Martian, poon..

I had a fine Latina, *** girl fried.. I struggled to pluck her..lost wood several times..her voice, her pheromone ... I’m no sister ****er.... beautiful black wimmin... I’d smash Crush fools who stood in m way.

I have not been slightly attracted to ***ish wimmin..I’m not turned on by chicks who remind me of my mother and sisters.... I gotta go throw up now..forgive me.