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**Lån-Penge** · 11-24-2011, 08:29 PM

A'kum wrwb ,

“Iraqi youth are eager in a very unusual way to get tattoo on their bodies, probably because of the American presence here,” said Hakim, 32, who is attending graduate school at Baghdad’s Fine Arts Academy. “Four years ago, people were concealing their tattoos when in public, but now they use their designs to show off. It is the vogue now.” Isn't tattoo haram? So sad that the muslim teens are trying to imitate the unbelievers.

11-24-2011, 08:29 PM	#2
Lån-Penge Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 398 Senior Member	A'kum wrwb , “Iraqi youth are eager in a very unusual way to get tattoo on their bodies, probably because of the American presence here,” said Hakim, 32, who is attending graduate school at Baghdad’s Fine Arts Academy. “Four years ago, people were concealing their tattoos when in public, but now they use their designs to show off. It is the vogue now.” Isn't tattoo haram? So sad that the muslim teens are trying to imitate the unbelievers.
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