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Tableeghi Jamaat Picks Terrible Day for Halloween Dawa’ah: Shariah Creepers' Door-To-Door Visits Yield Many Candies, Treats

In a developing story, members of a local Tableeghi Jamaat are currently horrified their anti-Halloween dawah event is backfiring. The event was originally scheduled for last week but experienced numerous delays as jama’at members “couldn’t show up on time” to planning meetings.

Members are describing the unfortunate coincidence, as jama’at members are going door-to-door and being mistaken for spooks and ghouls.

“We don’t like the Halloweens [sic] and it’s an act of kuffar,” noted a jama’at spokesman. “We only want to warn Muslims of the haram in celebrating this holiday. You don’t wanna accidentally worship shaytan or false idols, do you?”

“Every house we visit, they drop the chocolate candies into our bag of pamphlets and closes the door!”

Jama’at members added they’ve handed out zero pamphlets, yet collected “14 Snickers bars, 4 Butterfingers, $3.50 in spare change, and six of those ‘awful hard peanut butter candies nobody likes. You know, the ones that come in those black and orange wrappers?'”

“It’s very insulting when someone answers the door and asks if you’re a werewolf or Jake Arrieta,” noted one member. “I’m a White Sox fan. And these gummy bears have gelatin.”

Muslim Man Can’t Discuss Playboy Controversy Without Getting Aroused: "A part of me is psyched that we're shattering stereotypes, but then another part of me can't fight the distraction."

Graduate student Saleem Ali's outright enthusiasm about Muslim social progress can only be hampered by his subconscious.

Nervous Perspective – The following is a perspective piece written by Saleem Ali whose views and opinions are his own and do not reflect the viewpoints of Islamica News.

Hey guys, it’s me Saleem Ali — the shy, twenty-something, post graduate student passionate about social issues and still battling acne.

Now I know there’s a lot of controversy around this hijabi girl featured in Playboy and the way people are talking about it, you’d think it’s just a centerfold or something. But trust me – Playboy has made strides to clean up their content. I should know, i’ve been a subscriber for almost a decade…

And therein lies the rub.

A part of me is psyched that we’re shattering stereotypes, but then another part of me can’t fight the distraction.

I’m so excited that we’re breaking new grounds and advancing ourselves as an important segment in the broader social fabric. I’m roused by the coming together of ideas and identity – stimulated by the engaging and intellectual perspectives that enable growth and expansion. MY ENTHUSIASM WITNESSING THE CONVERGENCE OF MUSLIM IDENTITY WITH PLAYBOY CAN ONLY BE HAMPERED BY – ope there it is.

Just the mere utterance of the word ‘Playboy’ from my lips invokes a subconscious, primal version of me yearning for what the magazine used to be. The objectified images of women burned into my brain, replaying over and over in my head like some mental projector flipping through a never-ending reel of nostalgic film. The whole experience sends signals through my body eliciting an uncontrollable and extrusive reflex… Translation: I get a boner.

And it SUCKS!

You know how frustrating it can get when you’re trying to get everyone enthusiastic for social progress, and all of a sudden you have to switch to talking about baseball? I mean there’s only so many times you can tell everyone, “Hey check out my right angle impersonation” while bent over and running out the door to the restroom. I can’t tell you how many times I had to cover my frontal area with a stack of magazines which backfires because they invariably turn out to be my old copies of Playboy!

Anyhow, the point I’m trying to make after all of this is that I want to impart my wisdom and participate in the discourse around this controversy — but just give me time. Give me lots and lots of time… or at least a couple of minutes. I’ll be there.

Presidential Candidates Get Swirly Thingies in Eyes When Asked About Israel: Moderator noticed candidate behaviors suddenly shift from relaxed to robotic, and the appearance of a dull red light glowing from their chests.

A strange moment ensued amidst the noisy exchanges of email servers and Xenophobia, as both candidates exhibited swirly eyes when asked about their policies on Israel.

Hempstead, NY – A strange, paranormal-like moment transpired during the Presidential debate Monday evening when both candidates were questioned about their policies toward Israel.

“All of a sudden, both candidates seemed like they were in a daze and their eyes got all swirly,” said moderator Lester Holt who spent most of the debate in the restroom.

One member of the audience recalled hearing strange noises faintly in the background.

“It sounded like two dial up modems were syncing up to a server.”

Donald Trump became impervious to any external stimuli as he responded in an eerie monotonous tone, “The Israel is our friend. We love the Israel. No one loves the Israel more than I do.”

Hillary Clinton also replied as she stared swirling into space, “Israel is our biggest ally. We must protect Israel. We must give Israel all our moneys.”

Witnesses observed that it only got stranger from there. The following is an excerpt of the debate during that awkward moment:

Trump: “Bibi Netanyahu is a good friend of mine.”
Clinton: “I talk to Bibi Netanyahu on the phone everyday.”
Trump: “I love Bibi more.”
Clinton: “No I love Bibi more.”
Trump: “Bibi”
Clinton: “Bibi”
Trump and Clinton (in unison staring into space): “Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi Bibi…”

At one point Melania Trump panicked and threw a wrench at her husband hitting him in the forehead, but to no avail.

Finally when it was time to move on to the next question, both candidates awoke — oblivious to the ordeal. Clinton could be seen ready to pass out, while a bewildered Trump stood rubbing his forehead grimacing in pain.

After the debate both Clinton and Trump declined to comment, as neither one seemed to remember the exchange.

Hijabi Playboy Interview Sparks #PornDawah Movement: "We want to be inspired and do research and stuff."

On the high heels of a hijabi’s recent Playboy interview, Muslim teenage boys are clamoring for greater access to softcore pornography in efforts to “change that narrative or something.”

“We want to be inspired and do research and stuff,” stated 13-year-old Malik Abdallah. “It’s breaking new ground for hot Muslims everywhere.”

Abdallah recently launched the #PornDawah Kik group focused on legitimizing Muslim youth access to pornography and quasi-porn publications. The group has 34 members, mostly boys between 12 and 17 years of age.

“We need access to Playboy and other…research. Did you know that Malcolm X and MLK did Playboy interviews? It’s totally legit,” stated Kik user muslimbooty786. “This Playboy hijabi is just like them, right? With all of her struggles to be openly attractive? I think so.”

“Also boobs,” chimed in another member, somewhat appropriately named b00bd00d.

“#PornDawah is groundbreaking, but can we please kick that 43-year-old member?” inquired another Kik group member.

Muslim teens aren’t alone in trying to capitalize on the trend of Muslims being featured in pornographic and vaguely-pornographic media.

Hustler recently announced they’re doing a 4-page spread featuring “Hardcore Hijabi Activists,” and Perfect 10 is including an editorial from Yusuf Islam on “The Concept of Perfection in Deen.”

Not to be outdone, Vivid Entertainment announced Dawud Wharnsby will contribute tracks to their upcoming “Creaming Shariah” feature film.

Friend Refuses to Forgive Man Departing For Hajj: "No way, no how – not after all the crap he’s put me through."

Mohsin Ali refuses to forgive his friend Abdul Khan. Abdul Khan had emailed his friends and requested they all forgive him prior to his departure for Hajj.

Houston, TX – “If there’s anything I’ve done to offend you, please forgive me before I embark on the spiritual journey of my lifetime,” read an email sent by 38-year-old Abdul Khan one day prior to his departure for Hajj.

For Muslims around the world, Hajj is a required pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca. In preparation for their trip, many Muslims go through a mental, spiritual and social cleansing process – one that includes seeking forgiveness from friends and family members.

“HELL NO!” reacts an angry Mohsin Ali, as he scans the email on his iPhone during a smoke break at work. Ali has known Khan for more than twelve years, but the two haven’t talked in over 10 months due to a “falling-out.”

“I can’t believe he just casually sends this BS request a day before he goes all holier-than-thou on us.”

Others who received Khan’s email responded in similar fashion. The following is a list of reactions by Ali’s friends who refused to forgive him:

“For all the BS he’s put me and my family through — does he think we’d give him a pass because he decided to cc 50 people on some half-assed plea for forgiveness?!? Oh and he still owes me $20.” – Alan Hughes, Khan’s Neighbor

“IF he’s done something to offend me?!? What does he mean IF he’s done something?!? That fool KNOWS he did something.” – Alicia Mazhar, Khan’s Colleague

“He married my fiancé on my wedding day… on the same stage we made for MY wedding! Who does that?!?” – Rashid Siddiqui, Khan’s best friend.

“He married my daughter. Jerk.” – Younis Uddin, Khan’s Father-in-law

“He scares ME.” – Donald J. Trump, Candidate for U.S. President

As Khan heads for the airport, he remains oblivious of the strong resentment shared across his social circles, and looks forward to his spiritual, guilt-free experience in Mecca.

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