Dogs and Islam
Thanks to pandering Justin Trudeau, there
are 10,000 potential dog-haters moving to the GTA, and if his minister of
immigration and citizenship has his way, double that number by the end of the
year! This is a warning to both dogs and
the humans in their packs.
At a
recent staff meeting, Colette (The Editor’s wife) recounted a tail where about
10 years ago she tried to hail a cab with her Chocolate Lab "Sage". (The
people who do talk to me always tell me their dog stories for some reason.) She
was rejected by 3or4 Muslim cab drivers before one took pity on her. The cabbie explained Islam considered dogs
"unclean". He claimed he would
have to thoroughly clean the back seat after her fare and do a "cleaning
ritual" of his body for being in contact with her and her dog. She was in the cab from High Park to
Greektown, and was lectured the whole way.
At the end of the trip she tried to hand him money, but was told to lay
it down so as not to risk him inadvertently touching a hand that was licked by
a dog.
Many Muslims consider dogs to be “Najis” or
unclean. Traditionally, dogs have been
seen as impure, and the Islamic legal tradition has developed several
injunctions that warn Muslims against most contact with dogs, which
explains why every time I tried to talk to one they would run away screaming.
One little butthole even threw his sandal at me after just saying “good morning”.
Needless to say I fetched it and tried to bring it back to him and ended up
chasing him for five blocks till he ran into a mosque and slammed the door in
my face. I chewed the sandal up of course, but my heart wasn’t in it.
In an article written by Dr. Ayoub M.
Banderker (BVMCh), he speaks to the phenomenon whereby misinformed Muslims
took their dogs (and/or cats) to the animal hospitals or mobile clinics during
Ramadan, to have them put to death by lethal injection. The reason given by the
majority of these Muslims was that Islam forbids them to keep a dog!!!
This actually is a misguided belief,
although the Prophet Muhammad had no love for the four legs, there is an
account of him talking to a camel… (Right, like who ever heard of a talking
camel.)
There’s also the story of Muhammed, while
traveling with his army to Mecca in 630 CE, posting sentries to ensure
that a female dog and her newborn puppies would not be disturbed. But of course
that’s just common sense to avoid a bitch and her pups, any dog knows that.
Point is, although Muhammed officially did
not condone killing dogs and even said it’s forbidden to beat animals
unnecessarily (like when is it necessary to beat animals?), or to brand them on
the face (Now that’s just weird), or to allow them to fight each other for
human entertainment. Fact is he was a two legged species snob.
Here’s something else Muslims won’t tell you
about their dear profit Muhammed, He was a collaborator! That’s right. The guy
owned a CAT named Muezza. Everybody knows that evil cats are not team players
and try to control the humans they sponge off.
It’s said that Muhammad awoke
one day to the sounds of the Muslim daily call to prayer. Preparing to
attend, he began to dress himself; however, he soon discovered his cat Muezza
sleeping on the sleeve of his prayer robe. Rather than wake her, he used a pair
of scissors to cut the sleeve off, leaving the cat undisturbed. When he
returned from prayers he then stroked his beloved cat three times. Yet to touch
a dog before prayers brings a Muslim into a state of ritual impurity. Ritual
purification is then required before religious duties such as regular prayers
are performed. So cat stink is no problem but a dog sniffs your butt on the way
to the mosque and it’s hit the showers for you. The same goes for your unclean
humans.
Frankly I’m offended at
being treated like a skunk on the say so of some long dead cat lover!
The point is, like terrorism, Muslims will
tell you the hatred of dogs is not part of Islam which is a religion of peace
and respect, yet most of them approve of it or would not do anything to speak
out against the practice.
There’s a clash of cultures between the
western way of thinking and the way of the middle east. The way they look at
Dog and the way you see Dog are two different philosophies. We are seeing that
clash in the western European countries and it’s coming here fast folks.
Shep, The Talking Dog
