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**SHpuntik** · 05-05-2011, 11:06 PM

We were in a Turkish Mosque in Germany and the Imam didn't have a Beard but he is the nicest person you could ever see.

We asked for some Tajeed Lessons and he tested us and gave us some tips. The next day he took his Turban off and put it on my head and asked me to lead the Salah and wanted to pray behind me.

I put the Turban back on his head and prayed behind him.

Not every Turkish Imam is evil, I 100% agree. I have met good Imams in Turkey and elsewhere, Masha'Allah.

I prefer Turks over Saudees anyday of the week.

Uncle, I loved your post until the last line. I'm in Madinah right now and I can say for sure that there are many good Saudis. Although some are bad, your statement was useless and makes one have hate in their heart. Please don't be upset with me, I love you for the sake of Allah.

05-05-2011, 11:06 PM	#21
SHpuntik Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 608 Senior Member	We were in a Turkish Mosque in Germany and the Imam didn't have a Beard but he is the nicest person you could ever see. We asked for some Tajeed Lessons and he tested us and gave us some tips. The next day he took his Turban off and put it on my head and asked me to lead the Salah and wanted to pray behind me. I put the Turban back on his head and prayed behind him. Not every Turkish Imam is evil, I 100% agree. I have met good Imams in Turkey and elsewhere, Masha'Allah. I prefer Turks over Saudees anyday of the week. Uncle, I loved your post until the last line. I'm in Madinah right now and I can say for sure that there are many good Saudis. Although some are bad, your statement was useless and makes one have hate in their heart. Please don't be upset with me, I love you for the sake of Allah.
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