It's lit a common name and it's an idiom the only one getting offended around here is people like you who can't clearly read and understand context clues....even when the translator added a definition of the proverb.
Get your head out of your ass
You're reading smut, girl give us a break lmao
how is it offensive it's a idiom. are you stupid? the meaning is really easy to understand.
Who is us girl? ain't nobody be talking to you.
Then please explain it.
First of all,my head is perfectly placed where it should be,thank you very much.Second of all,saying "people like me" tells me exactly what kind of person you are.
so get your head out of YOUR ass and go touch some grass because you could've very clearly ignored this comment and went on to live peacefully.
It's a public comment section, I can see your comments you know? Are you a child lol?
"If things don't go your way, you must take action and adjust to the situation." That is the meaning of the idiom. Muhammad is simply nothing more than a name used in the idiom, since it is a common name in turkish and arabic cultures, nothing to do with religion, and it is very easy to know about this because all of it is accessible on the internet.
LMAO sure push words into my mouth you weirdo.
I said "people like you" as in overly sensitive and clearly fucking stupid people. Don't get it twisted, lmao.
2nd. I can say the exact same thing about how YOU could've clearly used YOUR HEAD to tell that it's a common idiom and it was even STATED AT THE END OF THE CHAPTER. It is YOUR fault for ignoring it and getting offended over absolutely nothing. Making issues out of thin air
First of all,thank you for explaning.But your definition is superficial.
Also i was not offended because the name mohammed was included, hell, 85% of Arabs are named mohammed.So no that's not what i was getting into.
This saying originated from the 1625 Essays of Francis Bacon clearly talks about the prophet Mohammed (SAW)
Here is the exact passage;
"Nay, you shall see a bold fellow many times do Mahomet’s miracle. Mahomet made the people believe that he would call an hill to him, and from the top of it offer up his
prayers for the observers of his law. The people assembled; Mahomet called
the hill to come to him, again and again; and when the hill stood still, he
was never a whit abashed, but said, If the hill will not come to Mahomet,
Mahomet will go to the hill. "
so it is it not "simply nothing more then a name.",so yeah it does talk about the prophet.
First,don't call me weird idk you,you don't know me.
Second,the "people like you" was poorly communicated, Next time you want to say something either cleary state it or shut up.
Third and lastly,let's conclude this nonsense debate once and for all since i have better things to do.Your ignorance is painful,i read the book,i watched videos about debate about this topic and searched about about it.The definition of the idiom It is not as superficial as it was stated at the end of the chapter.
So instead of coming here all hot headed,go do more research on your own then believing everything given to you.Information can be deceiving.
At the end,believe what you want.If you are not muslim you want understand where we are coming from.
okay..?
Lmao sure whatever floats your boat buddy
Can we keep religion out of this