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Islamic cars?
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11 Nov 2007 Sun 09:42 pm |
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11 - Malaysia plans to team up with Iran and Turkey to jointly develop what they called the world's first 'Islamic' car, complete with features for Muslims, for the world market, Malaysia's Bernama news agency said.
The car will incorporate features such as a compass to determine the direction of Mecca for prayers as well as compartments for storing the Koran and headscarves, it quoted the head of Malaysian carmaker Proton Holdings as saying.
'We will identify a car that we can develop and produce it in Malaysia, Iran or Turkey,' Proton Chief Executive Syed Zainal Abidin Syed Mohamed Tahir, on a visit to Iran, said.
Read more at: http://sg.news.yahoo.com/rtrs/20071111/tbs-proton-islam-7318940.html
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11 Nov 2007 Sun 11:26 pm |
Quoting Trudy: compartments for storing the Koran and headscarves, |
this is very insteresting as if there was no storing room in normal, oops sorry infedil cars
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12 Nov 2007 Mon 06:31 am |
That's a marketing trick. If it featured anyone of the below I would call it a revolutionary concept.
* An anti gravity system equipped with gyros to turn the passengers to Kabah regardless of where they are heading.
* An advanced GPS system to show nearby mosques. The car will automatically zip in, on finding a suitable parking space.
* A rosary hanging from the steering wheel which can be used to shift gears as well.
* A liquified crystal based windshield connected to a pattern recognizing computer that will detect obscenety around and darken the pane to avoid eye contact.
* Automatic internal ezan broadcast featuring a radio link with the most popular mosque in the vicinity.
* A shoe cupboard mounted on the parcel shelf as shoes are to be removed before entering.
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12 Nov 2007 Mon 07:54 am |
Quoting vineyards: That's a marketing trick. If it featured anyone of the below I would call it a revolutionary concept.
* An anti gravity system equipped with gyros to turn the passengers to Kabah regardless of where they are heading.
* An advanced GPS system to show nearby mosques. The car will automatically zip in, on finding a suitable parking space.
* A rosary hanging from the steering wheel which can be used to shift gears as well.
* A liquified crystal based windshield connected to a pattern recognizing computer that will detect obscenety around and darken the pane to avoid eye contact.
* Automatic internal ezan broadcast featuring a radio link with the most popular mosque in the vicinity.
* A shoe cupboard mounted on the parcel shelf as shoes are to be removed before entering.
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12 Nov 2007 Mon 11:52 am |
Quoting vineyards: That's a marketing trick. If it featured anyone of the below I would call it a revolutionary concept.
* An anti gravity system equipped with gyros to turn the passengers to Kabah regardless of where they are heading.
* An advanced GPS system to show nearby mosques. The car will automatically zip in, on finding a suitable parking space.
* A rosary hanging from the steering wheel which can be used to shift gears as well.
* A liquified crystal based windshield connected to a pattern recognizing computer that will detect obscenety around and darken the pane to avoid eye contact.
* Automatic internal ezan broadcast featuring a radio link with the most popular mosque in the vicinity.
* A shoe cupboard mounted on the parcel shelf as shoes are to be removed before entering.
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Hehehehe made me laugh!
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12 Nov 2007 Mon 12:06 pm |
vino sometimes suprises me with his rare sense of humor
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12 Nov 2007 Mon 02:35 pm |
why you say so? Proton was quite popular once upon a time in Turkey... at least they PRODUCE a car as an islamic country... well but what we are doing... we just buy them... shame on us!
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12 Nov 2007 Mon 02:43 pm |
Quoting SuiGeneris: why you say so? Proton was quite popular once upon a time in Turkey... at least they PRODUCE a car as an islamic country... well but what we are doing... we just buy them... shame on us! |
Why do I say what? The article states that this state owned company is losing money - they have suffered bad losses.
I dont exactly understand what you are complaining about!
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12 Nov 2007 Mon 03:04 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting SuiGeneris: why you say so? Proton was quite popular once upon a time in Turkey... at least they PRODUCE a car as an islamic country... well but what we are doing... we just buy them... shame on us! |
Why do I say what? The article states that this state owned company is losing money - they have suffered bad losses.
I dont exactly understand what you are complaining about! |
no i am not complaining about anything i dont have any papers from that company... but the thing i am complaining is ourselves... we dont produce our own car... which we have lots of good brains and sources...
self-critism you know...
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