На скриншоте вы можете увидеть, как парень с ником Liuan цитирует ваххабита Мухаммада Хиджаба, приводя его слова о том, мол жены анти-исламских лекторов тайно желают быть изнасиловаными мусульманами, на что Маджхуль Шабайкин (с ником علي أنور) показывает свое согласие со словами Хиджаба.
Каждый раз, когда мусульмане читают его жалкие посты пусть помнят об этом 😉
На скриншоте вы можете увидеть, как парень с ником Liuan цитирует ваххабита Мухаммада Хиджаба, приводя его слова о том, мол жены анти-исламских лекторов тайно желают быть изнасиловаными мусульманами, на что Маджхуль Шабайкин (с ником علي أنور) показывает свое согласие со словами Хиджаба.
Каждый раз, когда мусульмане читают его жалкие посты пусть помнят об этом 😉
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