Ramadan Kareem!! (28 Viewers)

[Zé Tahir]

Nice But where's the narguile?

 

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[HelterSkelter]

Waking up after Fajr is the hardest thing in world.Unless you have a day off like me

 

[The Curr]

Both smoking and fasting are unprofessional when it comes to professional athletes.

That means both Sissoko and Buffon are unprofessional in that regard.

Iaquinta too.

 

[king Ale]

Because fasting is one of the 5 pillars of Islam. You can't just pick and choose.

He didn't claim that he wanted to be a Muslim. I thought Fred was talking about whether Alen can fast or not.

 

[Yamen]

He didn't claim that he wanted to be a Muslim. I thought Fred was talking about whether Alen can fast or not.

Technically speaking, anyone can fast, it just depends on the cause

Nice But where's the narguile?

Going for one now.

 

[Yamen]

Waking up after Fajr is the hardest thing in world.Unless you have a day off like me

Spot on. For me its like I just slept and need my 7 hours of sleep again

Its our lifestyle that is screwed up to be honest.

 

[Ford Prefect]

ramadan kareem y'all

 

[Seven]

Eating once a day is ok when you get used to.

Fasting is not healthy. I don't care if people do it or not, but for a professional football player it can be very risky. It's not like he's going to die on the pitch, but it does complicate things. As for the so called health benefits.. well.. it's rubbish really. You don't cleanse your body by not eating. You're slowly killing it.

 

[Seven]

Both smoking and fasting are unprofessional when it comes to professional athletes.

That means both Sissoko and Buffon are unprofessional in that regard.

True. I don't understand why anyone would do either .

 

[WΏΏdy?]

Waking up after Fajr is the hardest thing in world.Unless you have a day off like me

waking up after seher and before fajr is the hardest thing
those are precious 5 mins of sleep

 

[king Ale]

Steel Azin FC (a team in the Iranian league) has sacked Ali Karimi because of drinking water while training

 

[Alen]

Damn Shi'a. They are not real Muslims.













Real Muslims would have stoned him

 

[Zé Tahir]

Iran's such a joke.

 

[Martin]

Steel Azin FC (a team in the Iranian league) has sacked Ali Karimi because of drinking water while training

rules are rules

 

[king Ale]

Everyone is supposed to be fasting in Iran. Swimming pools, restaurants and coffee-shops are all closed before iftar and league games are played after iftar even though most of players don't fast. Zlatko Kranjcar while being Persepolis coach was asked why he didn't play Hawar Mulla Mohammed (Persepolis Iraqi player) and he said because he was fasting all day long, indirectly claiming that none of Iranian players in the team was fasting And you know what, they fined Kranjcar

 

[Alen]

Everyone is supposed to be fasting in Iran. Swimming pools, restaurants and coffee-shops are all closed before iftar and league games are played after iftar even though most of players don't fast. Zlatko Kranjcar while being Persepolis coach was asked why he didn't play Hawar Mulla Mohammed (Persepolis Iraqi player) and he said because he was fasting all day long, indirectly claiming that none of Iranian players in the team was fasting And you know what, they fined Kranjcar

He still thinks that life in Iran was better than in Sharjah.

 

[king Ale]

People are nicer in Iran, that's why

 

[Alen]

People are nicer in Iran, that's why

I've heard the same thing many times. What's the reason for that? Is it because people in Iran are Shi'a and those in UAE Sunni?

 

[king Ale]

It's very likely. Shi'as are generally less strict and radical than Sunnis. As a non-Muslim, you'd feel yourself much closer to them compared to the Sunnis.

 

[Alen]

It's very likely. Shi'as are generally less strict and radical than Sunnis. As a non-Muslim, you'd feel yourself much closer to them compared to the Sunnis.

Kranjcar is saying exactly the same thing here:

Maybe he was just flattering people of Iran, but I believe he really means it.