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READ IT! YOU WÝLL BE SURPRISED !
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 01:41 pm |
ONCE UPON A TIME…
The British:
People mostly got married in June. Because they had their yearly bath in the month of May, in June they started smelling bad and for the purpose of stopping a bad smell emanating from their bodies, brides carried a bouquet in their hands.
Ottoman:
We didn´t use to spit on the roads. Comte Marsigil, the man who introduced the Military Organization of the Ottoman Empire to Europe, comments on our ancestors; "The Turks never spit on the roads. They always swallow. For this reason, the heat collected in their body cause their hair, beard and eyebrows to fall out."
- We were civilized: English ambassador to Turkey in the 1740s, Sir James Porter, says these: "The Turks are very civilized people".
- We were polite: Italian traveller names Edmondo de Amicis, described to us "us" of the 1980s: "Turkish people in Istanbul are Europe´s most polite and most refined people". Quarrels/fights on the streets are very rare. Raised voices are rarely heard. They are so permissive that, at the time of worship one can even tour the mosques, that we saw in our churches ....
- We were honest: At one time the London Chamber of Commerce in the most visible plase hung a sign to this effect:
- "Do business with Turks, you can´t go wrong".
- We were charitable: Let´s listen to the Count of Marsigli again: "In the summer, while going from Itansbul to Sofya, I witnessed on the main road from the mountains your villagers handing out free ayran to tranvelers."
- We were influential: At one time at the meetings of the Dutch Chamber of Commerce when equal vote came from the Ottoman businessmen, the vote of the merchant counted as two, what they said used to happen.
- We were a model to the world: The statemend that is in the famous Du Loir´s 1650 Guidebook to Turkey says: If on your house´s chimney´s starks were to make a nest, it would be known that that house is a Turkish house.
- We were straight (honest, fair?): From the French general, Count de Bonneval, this statement is given: "Offenses such as injustice, usury, monopoly and theft, are unknown among the Turks. They show such honesty that, a person many times admires the uprightness of the Turks.
A lot of sophistication: In the Ottoman people, when one´s money got lost, the first person around seeing the money used to draw a circle, second person also one circle, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th person used to draw circles. Within that time the money was untouchable. If the 7th person had the need, he took the money, if not, the money was given to the the person who needed it.
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 02:31 pm |
Hey Calisku, could you tell me where you got this information from? I´m thinking about writing my BA thesis about how Turkey is represented in early English literature, so you gave me some ideas by posting this!
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 02:52 pm |
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 02:56 pm |
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 03:01 pm |
why do you say: " were"
i think some if not most if not all are : "are"
i mean why are you using the past tence?
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 03:16 pm |
Because, i don´t think we´re still that
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 03:25 pm |
but don´t you think that one of the reasons that makes Turkey one of the greatest tourest magnet is not only the geografical and historical places but the people and their politness and hospitality
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 03:31 pm |
but don´t you think that one of the reasons that makes Turkey one of the greatest tourest magnet is not only the geografical and historical places but the people and their politness and hospitality
I think tourists hardly ever have a chance to experience hospitality, they usually stay in their hotles and get there the service they pay for (just like everywhere else in the world). What makes Turkey a great holiday location is like you said - the location and the fact that it still is quite a cheap country
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 03:37 pm |
oh yes,i think that but past times is really nice than now
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 03:45 pm |
I agree with you when you talk about "the good old day" this expression we hear every where and everytime. But please let me disasgree with your other remarks.
and do you realy think that its a cheep country????
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 04:22 pm |
oh yes Turkey is cheap country. any questions?
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 04:36 pm |
oh yes Turkey is cheap country. any questions?
Cheap is all relative!
I love your selection of colours and I must go read it all again
Hospitality? Someone meniton above, I have found nothing but very generous hospitality! The hotel is just to sleep and perhaps to eat breakfast in.
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 04:42 pm |
I agree with you when you talk about "the good old day" this expression we hear every where and everytime. But please let me disasgree with your other remarks.
and do you realy think that its a cheep country????
Compared to EU, yes. Compared to Norway - triple yes. I wouldn´t know about other countries, though...
Travel agencies have Turkey and Egypt as the cheapest choices, well, perhaps apart from Greece but only if it´s a coach trip not a plane.
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 07:05 pm |
Cheap is all relative!
I love your selection of colours and I must go read it all again
Hospitality? Someone meniton above, I have found nothing but very generous hospitality! The hotel is just to sleep and perhaps to eat breakfast in.
Oh yesss I think so!
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 07:58 pm |
The British:
People mostly got married in June. Because they had their yearly bath in the month of May, in June they started smelling bad and for the purpose of stopping a bad smell emanating from their bodies, brides carried a bouquet in their hands
Yearly bath....what?
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 08:35 pm |
The British:
People mostly got married in June. Because they had their yearly bath in the month of May, in June they started smelling bad and for the purpose of stopping a bad smell emanating from their bodies, brides carried a bouquet in their hands
Yearly bath....what?
You mean you have yours each other year, teas?
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 08:48 pm |
The British:
People mostly got married in June. Because they had their yearly bath in the month of May, in June they started smelling bad and for the purpose of stopping a bad smell emanating from their bodies, brides carried a bouquet in their hands
Yearly bath....what?
I think AE is taking her yearly bath no wonder it takes a long time
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23 Jan 2009 Fri 10:23 pm |
Gosh, please don´t tell me that´s how wedding bouquets came about....spoils the romance and beauty of the flowers. I understand water shortage or the cost, buy my gosh once a year. Couldn´t they have jumped in a river, pond or lake with a bar of soap to bath. I can´t believe they all didn´t have dreadlocks....
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24 Jan 2009 Sat 11:09 pm |
That´s all is real!
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24 Jan 2009 Sat 11:13 pm |
ONCE UPON A TIME…
The British:
People mostly got married in June. Because they had their yearly bath in the month of May, in June they started smelling bad and for the purpose of stopping a bad smell emanating from their bodies, brides carried a bouquet in their hands.
From this I guess, the British did not bath often? Given the proliferation of hamams in Turkia, it seems the Ottomans bathed much more often than the British.
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25 Jan 2009 Sun 12:44 am |
ONCE UPON A TIME…
The British:
People mostly got married in June. Because they had their yearly bath in the month of May, in June they started smelling bad and for the purpose of stopping a bad smell emanating from their bodies, brides carried a bouquet in their hands.
From this I guess, the British did not bath often? Given the proliferation of hamams in Turkia, it seems the Ottomans bathed much more often than the British.
That´s not really surprising if we take into account the climate in the British Isles and that in the Mediterranean area
I think it was Queen Elisabeth I who was an advocate of hygiene and would always say she bathes every month whether she needs it or not
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25 Jan 2009 Sun 05:29 am |
That´s not really surprising if we take into account the climate in the British Isles and that in the Mediterranean area
I think it was Queen Elisabeth I who was an advocate of hygiene and would always say she bathes every month whether she needs it or not
Well, it´s not only for that reason. You must realize that all of Turkey is not warm all the time. There are large areas that get quite cold.
For the Ottomans, I think it´s more accurate to attribute it to the Islamic religion. Muslims take a complete body cleansing (also called ghusl) on a regular schedule.
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 05:33 pm |
Thread about surprises..how lovelyRead this Caliksu...i hope u will be surprised too
we met with the Turanian civilisation more seriously and in fact, with four different cultures of it, the Tartar, the Turkish, the Cossack and the Muscovite. Each of these has influenced us in a different manner, in some instances quite successfully. Quite apart from the military contacts, which as a rule, protect against such influences, there was a time in Poland when we were very attracted by the Turkish model. Turkey, with its strength was impressive, also with the affluence of the Ottoman court. Particularly in the XIX c. when we did not exist as a state, Turkey did not recognise the partition of Poland and received many of our emigres. Many Poles found lucrative employment in Turkey reaching quite high positions. It was then that Turkishness was in vogue. It was fashionable to dress in a Turkish manner and to blame our political demise on the lack of a strong military organisation in pre-partition Poland.
cited from Prof.Maciej Giertych lecture on culture))))
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 05:43 pm |
welcome back, cafe
i just dont unerstand why cossacks and muscovites are included to this group?
and
how did giertych become a prof? amazing!
Thread about surprises..how lovelyRead this Caliksu...i hope u will be surprised too
we met with the Turanian civilisation more seriously and in fact, with four different cultures of it, the Tartar, the Turkish, the Cossack and the Muscovite. Each of these has influenced us in a different manner, in some instances quite successfully. Quite apart from the military contacts, which as a rule, protect against such influences, there was a time in Poland when we were very attracted by the Turkish model. Turkey, with its strength was impressive, also with the affluence of the Ottoman court. Particularly in the XIX c. when we did not exist as a state, Turkey did not recognise the partition of Poland and received many of our emigres. Many Poles found lucrative employment in Turkey reaching quite high positions. It was then that Turkishness was in vogue. It was fashionable to dress in a Turkish manner and to blame our political demise on the lack of a strong military organisation in pre-partition Poland.
cited from Prof.Maciej Giertych lecture on culture))))
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 05:45 pm |
blah blah blah, alameda.
yeah, i can imagine caravan robbers being so clean and bathing everyday in what? in sand?
Well, it´s not only for that reason. You must realize that all of Turkey is not warm all the time. There are large areas that get quite cold.
For the Ottomans, I think it´s more accurate to attribute it to the Islamic religion. Muslims take a complete body cleansing (also called ghusl) on a regular schedule.
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 05:47 pm |
welcome back, cafe
i just dont unerstand why cossacks and muscovites are included to this group?
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how did giertych become a prof? amazing!
thank you)))the lecture was on Turanian civilisation and its influence on Polish history
I´m trying to suss out how...
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 05:49 pm |
when you find out then let me know .
thank you)))the lecture was on Turanian civilisation and its influence on Polish history
I´m trying to suss out how...
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 05:49 pm |
Femme, I think she meant prof Maciej Giertych, the father of Roman The one who argued that the legend of The Dragon from Wawel was a proof for creationism
Alameda, yeah, that could be an explanation, especially that Islam originated in quite a warm climate
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 05:49 pm |
Calikusu,do you really think that people here are historical philistines?Believe me,most are perfectly versed
Thread about surprises..how lovelyRead this Caliksu...i hope u will be surprised too
we met with the Turanian civilisation more seriously and in fact, with four different cultures of it, the Tartar, the Turkish, the Cossack and the Muscovite. Each of these has influenced us in a different manner, in some instances quite successfully. Quite apart from the military contacts, which as a rule, protect against such influences, there was a time in Poland when we were very attracted by the Turkish model. Turkey, with its strength was impressive, also with the affluence of the Ottoman court. Particularly in the XIX c. when we did not exist as a state, Turkey did not recognise the partition of Poland and received many of our emigres. Many Poles found lucrative employment in Turkey reaching quite high positions. It was then that Turkishness was in vogue. It was fashionable to dress in a Turkish manner and to blame our political demise on the lack of a strong military organisation in pre-partition Poland.
cited from Prof.Maciej Giertych lecture on culture))))
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 05:58 pm |
gosh, of course, i know the famous clan of highly intelligent people.
im having fun with cafe´s post esp. when she quoted giertych so bravely
i still wonder how did he become a professor.
Femme, I think she meant prof Maciej Giertych, the father of Roman The one who argued that the legend of The Dragon from Wawel was a proof for creationism
Alameda, yeah, that could be an explanation, especially that Islam originated in quite a warm climate
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 06:09 pm |
gosh, of course, i know the famous clan of highly intelligent people.
im having fun with cafe´s post esp. when she quoted giertych so bravely
i still wonder how did he become a professor.
happy to b fun provider
and coming back to giertych-and his academic career-you know neanderthals quoting his own theory
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 06:23 pm |
Well, it´s not only for that reason. You must realize that all of Turkey is not warm all the time. There are large areas that get quite cold.
For the Ottomans, I think it´s more accurate to attribute it to the Islamic religion. Muslims take a complete body cleansing (also called ghusl) on a regular schedule.
people in anatolia region always bathed before they were called turks. its not tribes from central asia brought bath to turkey but on the contrary they learnt it there.
the same with arabs, they knew nothing about bath until they conquested (invaded, occupied) byzantine lands where they felt a touch of civilization.
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 06:49 pm |
people in anatolia region always bathed before they were called turks. its not tribes from central asia brought bath to turkey but on the contrary they learnt it there.
the same with arabs, they knew nothing about bath until they conquested (invaded, occupied) byzantine lands where they felt a touch of civilization.
Did the Borats learn too, femme?
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 07:04 pm |
Did the Borats learn too, femme?
yes, they too learnt (centuries later) when they were caught by russians and forced into bania after tasting vodka
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 07:07 pm |
yes, they too learnt (centuries later) when they were caught by russians and forced into bania after tasting vodka
Thank you for that informative and enlightening cultural exchange. I now know everything about the Borats. I watched that movie and now I am going to write a book.
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 07:15 pm |
Thank you for that informative and enlightening cultural exchange. I now know everything about the Borats. I watched that movie and now I am going to write a book.
dont hesitate asking me any question, im here to help you any time to promote my glorious country. borats rule! every single civilization started up in my country.
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 07:28 pm |
dont hesitate asking me any question, im here to help you any time to promote my glorious country. borats rule! every single civilization started up in my country.
Boratistan.....the craddle of civilization!
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 07:31 pm |
Boratistan.....the craddle of civilization!
absolutely correct !
i hereby nominate you, bed amerikan, a professor of history!
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 07:35 pm |
Boratistan.....the craddle of civilization!
absolutely correct !
i hereby nominate you, bed amerikan, a professor of history!
But not of spelling!!!!
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 07:39 pm |
blah blah blah, alameda.
yeah, i can imagine caravan robbers being so clean and bathing everyday in what? in sand?
Evidently you need to refresh your historic knowledge....
You have heard of the kervansary, also called hans, haven´t you?
The Seljuk Han in Anatolia there are nice photographs of them here.
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 07:48 pm |
people in anatolia region always bathed before they were called turks. its not tribes from central asia brought bath to turkey but on the contrary they learnt it there.
the same with arabs, they knew nothing about bath until they conquested (invaded, occupied) byzantine lands where they felt a touch of civilization.
The phoenicians used to have hot baths in the city of Gadara. Today, the archaeological site of ancient Gadara ajoins the Jordanian village of Um-
Qeis (http://research.haifa.ac.il/~mluz/gadara.folder/gadara2.html)
In my opinion, the bathing history has to do at the first place with the availability of water in order to bath no?
It is logical that the arabic tribes from the arabian peninsula (and that includes the 2 christian tribes the Ghassanids and the Montherits) are not very much into regular bathing since they live in the desert and the scarce water they had was mostly used for drinking.
If anyone is interested here is the link to the history of bath http://www.soapguild.org/docs/public/HistoryOfTheBath.pdf
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 07:51 pm |
blah blah blah, alameda, you propaganda machine. what does it have to do with islam?
Evidently you need to refresh your historic knowledge....
You have heard of the kervansary, also called hans, haven´t you?
The Seljuk Han in Anatolia there are nice photographs of them here.
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 07:52 pm |
what you talk is that its all are pre-islamic.
thank you.
The phoenicians used to have hot baths in the city of Gadara. Today, the archaeological site of ancient Gadara ajoins the Jordanian village of Um-
Qeis (http://research.haifa.ac.il/~mluz/gadara.folder/gadara2.html)
In my opinion, the bathing history has to do at the first place with the availability of water in order to bath no?
It is logical that the arabic tribes from the arabian peninsula (and that includes the 2 christian tribes the Ghassanids and the Montherits) are not very much into regular bathing since they live in the desert and the scarce water they had was mostly used for drinking.
If anyone is interested here is the link to the history of bath http://www.soapguild.org/docs/public/HistoryOfTheBath.pdf
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 08:00 pm |
what you talk is that its all are pre-islamic.
thank you.
Concerning the phoenicians yes it was pre islamic.
As for the arab tribes in the peninsula pre or post islam, the bathing habits didnt change much due to the scarcity of water.
So christian arab tribes and muslim arab tribes were similar in this matter I think.
It is not that they were so clean before islam and after they adopted the islamic doctrine they became dirty and uncivilized this is absurd.
Bathing has nothing to do with religion.
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 09:09 pm |
blah blah blah, alameda, you propaganda machine. what does it have to do with islam?
Your earlier message:
i can imagine caravan robbers being so clean and bathing everyday in what? in sand?
I have given you the source where the caravan people bathed. Regarding Islam, there are clear guidlines for cleanliness in Islam, as the kervansaray was an Islamic institution for trade, and a means to fulfill religious requirements, one of them being cleanliness, it relates to Islamic principals.
The Christian world during that time did not bath regularly as they were ashamed to disrobe or touch their bodies.....thus used boquets of flowers and perfumes to cover the malodor caused by infrequent bathing.
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 09:19 pm |
I have given you the source where the caravan people bathed.
Regarding Islam, there are clear guidlines for cleanliness in Islam, as the kervansaray was an Islamic institution for trade, and a means to fulfill religious requirements, one of them being cleanliness, it relates to Islamic principals.
blah blah blah, alameda. but there was no bath involved into this ritual. arabs among whom mohammed lived had no bath. they hardly had a drinking water.
blah blah blah alameda, you islamic propaganda machine.
The Christian world during that time did not bath regularly as they were ashamed to disrobe or touch their bodies.....thus used boquets of flowers and perfumes to cover the malodor caused by infrequent bathing.
are we talking about christian world? why did you shift the subject onto christian world? btw, it depends on which part of christian world you were talking about. bath was very popular within the romans and greeks.
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 09:31 pm |
hahaha, what does christianity have to do with this? why do you insist on saying about christian arabs (that i can count them on my fingers) in this thread? i just dont understand your obsession with christianity
Religion has nothing to do with bathing habits nevertheless Islam encouraged washing and bathing and it was adopted in the religeous rituals which is good. The fact that muslims wash 5 times a day before prayer is something good and should be noted.
I just try to draw attention that we should not confound being an arab and being muslim. There are arab christians and i doubt you can count them on your fingers
Accordning to wikipedia there are 5 million arab christians between syrian, iraq, lebanon and jordan. I donno how much there are in egypt, may be 3 millions.
they were unclean and still are thats my point. and tell this to alameda (to our islamic propaganda machine, who takes out of her pockets lots of lies)
May be they were not very clean when they didnt have enough water but I dont agree that they are unclean nowadays with their sea water desalinization plants. The water consumption for example in saudia nowadays is between 200 and 280 liters per capita per day , a level similar to the US (again according to wikipedia). Basing ones opinion on facts is better than basing it on emotions. They consume water for example more than the italians (110l/capita/day) so whether we like it or not by this standard they are clean and the italians are dirty
good point. tel this too to your friend alameda.
yes my friend i will tell her this
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 09:35 pm |
Quoting femmeous
are we talking about christian world? why did you shift the subject onto christian world? btw, it depends on which part of christian world you were talking about. bath was very popular within the romans and greeks.
Bathing was popular with the Romans and Greeks during the pagan times....it declined with the onset of Christianity.
the reason we are talking about this is because we are discussing a specific time in history regarding the wedding flowers to mask the stench of body odors during the Ottoman times.....the Ottoman times were Islamic. The English during that time did not bath. The Ottoman Empire started in 1299. Those years were known as the Dark Ages in Europe.
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 10:07 pm |
Bathing was popular with the Romans and Greeks during the pagan times....it declined with the onset of Christianity.
buff, alameda, puff alameda gosh, wheres your proof and your link to that?
the reason we are talking about this is because we are discussing a specific time in history regarding the wedding flowers to mask the stench of body odors during the Ottoman times.
yet, im to look at this at a deeper angle
.....the Ottoman times were Islamic.
yes, whom from ottomans learnt bathing? from arabs?
The English during that time did not bath.
fine, by me.
The Ottoman Empire started in 1299.
oh, alameda, thank you. i didnt know this, you opened my eyes
Those years were known as the Dark Ages in Europe.
yes, those dark ages europe proved to be something else today than golden age islamic world
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 10:14 pm |
high brow discussiondon´t you both know that according to polish proverbs dating back to middle ages"Often cleansing shortens your life´That is probably why ppl in Europe can live up to 100.
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 10:19 pm |
.... like rinsing inside nose yuck, because demons were peeing inside there while you were sleeping), how to wash after sex, how to wash after menstruation, etc etc. actually the whole religion is about body, sex and zero spirituality, depending on what the messenger was obsessed with.
thank you again, for this opportunity.
Actually, cleaning the nose is a very old practice that has been shown and documented health benefits......nasal irrigation
What were once called jinns are now called germs....
Here is another site with a video to show you how to do nasal irrigation, just in case you were looking.....
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 10:23 pm |
Actually, cleaning the nose is a very old practice that has been shown and documented health benefits......nasal irrigation
What were once called jinns are now called germs....
Here is another site with a video to show you how to do nasal irrigation, just in case you were looking.....
guys..you knocked me down.. I am on the canvas....referee is counting....1...2...3
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 10:26 pm |
guys..you knocked me down.. I am on the canvas....referee is counting....1...2...3
How about this nice video from the Mayo Clinic on how to perform nasal lavage?
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 10:27 pm |
How about this nice video from the Mayo Clinic on how to perform nasal lavage?
Nasal Lavage
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 10:28 pm |
How about this nice video from the Mayo Clinic on how to perform nasal lavage?
platitude..don´t u think...GOSH need somebody to lift me up from canvas..uncomfortable...4...5...
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 11:17 pm |
yes, arabs were so unclean that allah had to tell them how to wash themselves, because they didnt know. really, they were so barbaric and dumb that allah had to call a messenger to tell them the basic rules of washing
If i am not mistaken, there is nothing in the Quran mentioning HOW to wash yourself before prayer. All what is said is you is that you need to be clean. The HOW is set by "al sunnah"(the way and the manners of the prophet)
I cannot really understand why you make fun of islamic law concerning cleanliness and for example you dont make fun of jewish law concerning how to wash hands in accordance to jewish law before eating bread (here is a link if you are interested in knowing how http://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to/video/how-to-wash-hands-before-eating-bread-as-per-jewish-law-268159/)
shall we all make fun of jews because they have a law to set washing hand standards!!
we can all look at a certain religion and find some ritual to make fun of but what is the use, except for showing our hatred.
oh, well, those who have to live under islamic laws, act like muslims, dress like muslims, eat like muslims etc etc. theres no other option for them.
I am definite you havent visited lebanon, syria or jordan for coming up with such a statement. It is not true what you say and I can bet on this.
seriously where do you come up with such ideas!!!
we go hunt wild pigs in lebanese mountains every year and if you havent tasted it I invite you to come over and check for youself. We do not dress following the islamic code.
you know its hot under those burkas, in order to be clean you have to wash yourself not only 5 times a day, but every hour in such hot areas.
Burkas came to the arab world from the east, pakistan afghanistan etc
The wife of Mohamad never covered her face, neither did all women during that time.
This was never an arabic tradition. They used to cover their heads but never the face.
Unfortunately we see all sorts of fanatism and hatred nowadays, dont we!!
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26 Jan 2009 Mon 11:20 pm |
sorry to butt in....this is really hard hitting argument in this fiery debate over cleaning...still on canvas!!!do not you think it is time for all to have a bath?with salt?reduces stress
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27 Jan 2009 Tue 12:24 am |
sorry to butt in....this is really hard hitting argument in this fiery debate over cleaning...still on canvas!!!do not you think it is time for all to have a bath?with salt?reduces stress
Mmmmmmmmmmmm bath salts...sounds nice....
More on bathing....in case you wanted to know.....
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27 Jan 2009 Tue 12:39 am |
EVENTUALLY WE CAME FOR GRIPS)))Baths in UK-wonderful reminiscents...Baths in Turkey...wow..my bathtube and forest scent oil...wooowwwwwwww...double wowwwwwwww
thanx for educating me but as i underwent Polish educational system I ´m really versed on things
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27 Jan 2009 Tue 01:08 am |
EVENTUALLY WE CAME FOR GRIPS)))Baths in UK-wonderful reminiscents...Baths in Turkey...wow..my bathtube and forest scent oil...wooowwwwwwww...double wowwwwwwww
thanx for educating me but as i underwent Polish educational system I ´m really versed on things
You know, I figured you knew more than you were letting on.....
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27 Jan 2009 Tue 11:16 am |
why cant i have fun? are you offended? let us have fun.
I am not offended at all but I do not think it is neither fun nor constructive to pick up on someone´s religion like this. Apparently that is not your opinion.
and, why jews? why did you pick on jews again?
Unlike you, I do not pick up on any religion. I just said the jews as an example.
I can find you other examples from christianity, budhism, hinduism ... etc
no wonder that life in the midle east is so wonderful that so many middle easterners immigrate to the west.
The most important reason for immigration, at least for lebanese, is the search for jobs since the market in Lebanon is limited.
Most of them go back on regular basis and when they retire they go back definitely, because life is wonderful there
Nowadays many french are immigrating to canada for the same reason.
This does not mean that life in europe is not wonderful and that is why people are leaving!
really, hunting on wild pigs doesnt impress me, its nothing to be proud of.
again this was an example that we do eat pork therefore we do not follow neither islamic nor jewish dietary regulations, and I agree with you that hunting is not good and should be abolished.
cedars, this is simply not true,
Mohamad´s wife khadija was a businesswomen and he worked for her in her trading business. She never wore burka and she used to deal with men in her business on a daily basis.
Another proof that face cover is not an islamic standard, during the pilgrimmage women are not face covered and pilgrimage is one of the pillars of islam.
yes, i agree, we hear of terror acts on non-muslims (and muslims too) almost everyday. yes, that religion is packed up with hatred and stupidity.
It is not religion, it is people, with their hatred and verbal violence help promoting terror.
however i always enjoy dismissing her lies and yours too
I think this will be my last reply on this, I can see where this discussion is leading and i dont like to reach the level of personal insults. It is not in my middle eastern education nor upbringing.
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27 Jan 2009 Tue 10:21 pm |
i can have fun with alameda´s posts. i do enjoy dismissing her weak points
i do find her posts less constructive since all her goal is to promote islam (i mean smuggle islam) in a nice package. but there i come to save the naives a super hero.
Actually it seems you love to hate. I have not spread lies, and I protest your saying I do.
It appears your purpose in being here is to cultivate hatred and chaos. It really is quite ugly and I pity you for the fact that you seem to be wracked with hatred.
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28 Jan 2009 Wed 12:28 am |
Well Femmeous, you can hate Arabs and Ãslam as you wish
Ãts your personal feelings/freedom whatever
But you actually cant insult neither Arab nor Ãslam too,well... not here !
Thats first.
Second, i believe we went through that word/words before over and over ´lier,lying..´
Calling someone a lier, or accuse someone of saying lies
That is A PERSONAL ÃNSULT !
Ãf someone doesnt accept to be insulted he/she is a respectable and proud person, that doesnt mean they are crying like babies, or weak or whatever .
People dont open their PC´s and come here expected to be insulted !
So please watch your wordings
Quoting femmeous
they were unclean and still are thats my point
A reminder
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28 Jan 2009 Wed 12:54 am |
I donno how much there are in egypt, may be 3 millions
Between 7 millions to 10 millions.
Dear Cedars
When someone point out at me/us, having fun, laugh ,and says
´´Ohh dear ...they wash alot !´´
That means that person is pointing out saying ...ohh dear, they are clean !
So, some how i dont find the insult is to me or to us
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28 Jan 2009 Wed 01:09 am |
and, why jews? why did you pick on jews again?
Why jews ? Because of the similarity between our Rules ´Ãslam and Judaism´
Thats why she took it as an example asking if they have similar rules why not criticising them too ?
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