Many women — many of our sisters and our daughters — decorate the food not for the sake of their husbands, children, and family, but in order to take a picture of it.
It’s very important to discuss this. Some women, Allah bless them, pay a lot of attention to decorating the food they cook. They sit for hours on end, “engineering” a cucumber or a tomato, and it is all done so that people will see it. But she never does this for her husband and children.
If it wasn’t for all those apps — Snapchat and others — she wouldn’t have done this.
Unfortunately — and this is a fact — many people were afflicted with envy because of this. By Allah, I have encountered cases of cancer caused directly by pictures posted on social media accounts. By Allah, I saw this with my own eyes. Children got cancer because of pictures circulated [online].
A picture might transmit sorcery. The proof is that if I took your picture, and applied sorcery to it, you will be afflicted accordingly.
So why do we find it difficult to believe that a sorcerer might take your picture from a social media account, print it, and cast sorcery upon it?
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"I have encountered cases of cancer caused directly by pictures posted on social media accounts. By Allah, I saw this with my own eyes. Children got cancer because of pictures circulated [online]."
Citation or this is just total BS.
Good one, a pathetic slave telling me what to do with the food I cook! Maybe I`ll tell you what to do with your quran and your master?
And for the fucking record most of what I cook I make for my hubby to see a smile and satisfaction on the face of the one I love and admire most in the world. If I make a pic of some of my stuff it`s because it probably took more effort than usuall and I want to save a memory of the hustle.
"So why do we find it difficult to believe that a sorcerer might take your picture from a social media account, print it, and cast sorcery upon it?"
If you believes nonsense. it's easy to make you believe more nonsense.
If pictures can give you cancer, can pictures of food feed starving people?
"why do we find it difficult to believe that a sorcerer might take your picture from a social media account, print it, and cast sorcery upon it?"
There ain't nothin' to them old stoopidstitions!
By Allah, I have encountered cases of cancer caused directly by pictures posted on social media accounts. By Allah, I saw this with my own eyes. Children got cancer because of pictures circulated [online].
Yeeeeeeaaaaaaaaahhhh. About that, Allah says you need your eyes checked.
A picture might transmit sorcery. The proof is that if I took your picture, and applied sorcery to it, you will be afflicted accordingly.
No, when someone takes your picture, it captures your soul. Get your old superstitions right.
Surah 16:8 'And (He has created) Horses, mules, and donkeys, for you to ride and use for show; and He Creates (other) things of which ye have no knowledge.'
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Enjoy your paradox, Sad in yer Attic.
I'm pretty sure it's not only women posting pictures of their cooking online, since a lot of men also cook these days.
And the whole thing about sharing pictures online causing cancer; the Daily Mail is not a reliable source of medical information.
And if it is Muslim women who are posting the pictures that concern you, then they are unlikely to contain any sorcery.
And who is this hypothetical sorcerer and why doesn't he have anything better to do with his time?
By Allah, this is stupid! I was unaware that decorating food was suddenly a bad thing.
After looking at Moose-kun's pics, I now think I'm a pony.
If you have a photo of them you can actually draw devil horns on their head and a goatee on their chin. I'm more doubtful on the magic front though.
"Many women many of our sisters and our daughters decorate the food not for the sake of their husbands, children, and family, but in order to take a picture of it."
God forbid a woman doing something for herself, and not necessarily for others, for once. I'm aware of the narcissism surrounding selfies, food photos and such, but this isn't limited to one gender.
"The proof is that if I took your picture, and applied sorcery to it, you will be afflicted accordingly."
Okay, prove it. I'm young, so I can wait a while for this affliction to strike and for the evidence to suggest that it was because of such sorcery.
>So why do we find it difficult to believe that a sorcerer might take your picture from a social media account, print it, and cast sorcery upon it?
Because it's stupid?
@brazenTyrant
>Is this guy actually a Muslim?
Saudi Arabia, the place is basically IS with oil money.
"A picture might transmit sorcery. The proof is that if I took your picture, and applied sorcery to it, you will be afflicted accordingly.
So why do we find it difficult to believe that a sorcerer might take your picture from a social media account, print it, and cast sorcery upon it?"
A picture of a small plate:
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Saucer y!
Ai thenk yaw!
A picture of the classic British condiment:
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(HP) Sauce ry!
Ai thenk yaw II!
A picture of a character from the anime "Dragon Half":
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(Dick) Saucer y!
Ai thenk yaw III, and your BS that is infinitely sillier than said anime has struck out, Sad in yer Attic.
CITATION NEEDED!
Also; Why women? What about all the guys who take photos of their food? What about guys like Wolfgang Puck putting lovely garnishes on gourmet goodies? Why bring misogyny into this?
By Allah! You are a liar and by Allah, you should eat your beard by Allah by Allah!
Even if the decoration is done to take pictures of, the husband and children are able to enjoy it too.
Cancer caused by pictures on the Net? That's a new one...
Why do we find it difficult to believe that a sorcerer might cast sorcery upon a picture printed from the Net?
Because there is no evidence for sorcery nor for sorcerers...?
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