March 10, 2011
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Got A Problem? Tell It To Mullah
Mullah Ahkuda bin Akontenda's advice column appears in the Wahabbi Herald Inquisitor every Sunday except during RamadanEsteemed Mullah,
I am a virtuous woman, chaste and pure. As an obedient daughter should, I await my father's decision as to whom I shall marry. To help the family better afford the burden of my presence, and to help fatten the dowry, I have taken employment in a retail shop.
Now to my problem, may Allah see fit to give you the power to help me. My employer seeks to compromise my virtue; he has offered me money to engage in unspeakable wickedness, and says that if I refuse, he will tell everyone that I did the abominable deeds anyway. Mullah, he is a man of substance and means, and has influence in the community. How can I resolve this situation, continue to contribute to the family's finances, and save my honor?
Chaste in Aden
Dear Chaste,
Whore! Temptress of men! Thine evil cannot be undone. I have told your brothers and they will address your stain on the family honor.
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Dear Mullah,
I am a dutiful wife, I obey my husband, comply when he wishes to make sport, and take his beatings with the spirit of love with which they are given. Lately, however, my husband has been too tired to beat me when he comes home, which is later and later these days, and sport-making has become infrequent. Yesterday at dinner, when he half-heartedly slapped me for serving runny hummus, I saw fresh scrapes on his knuckles. I fear, most wise Mullah, that my husband has been beating another woman. Tell me. I beg you, what am I to do?
unmarked in Marrakesh
Dear unmarked,
Drain the hummus before bringing it to the table, or use slightly less oil, and mix well before serving.
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Dear Mullah,
Please tell me, most learned Mullah, how it is that women, so beautiful in their myriad ways, came to be so vilified in our culture and theology. Enlighten me as to how the same breast that fed us all at the beginning of life can harbor such evil as you and the scriptures claim?
curious in Khartoum
Dear Curious,
Woman, beautiful? How would you know, unless you have seen the shapely servants of Satan unveiled? A morals squad is on its way to your house, they will find your picture books, your computer files of bare-ankled, shoeless succubi, and begin your re-education with a sound thrashing.
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For more advice from the mullah, go here
The mullah is a certified judge of the public morals, and has 20 years experience enforcing the laws of Mohammad on the streets of Medina. And, ladies? He's still single!
Comments (9)
Ouch. These made me chuckle, but that was quickly replaced by disgust. Sadly, this shit is alive and well.
That mullah looks like a thoroughly dangerous man
funny. But just wait until you read Son of Hammas and you will be surprised at how close you are on some of these. The second answer was my favorite!
The Mullah is my type of guy
wait a sec, there's no such things as mullah in medina...
i thought they only exist in iran and stuff...
@maniacsicko - Medina is a city in Saudi Arabia. Mullahs are a sunni thing, Iran is mostly shi'ite. I am pretty sure I got that part right, at least
@godfatherofgreenbay - 'Cock' isn't the penile-oriented colloquialism I would use in reference to Mr. Akatenda.
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@jsolberg - I follow the way of the Dao. The Dao-Jones, that is. Technically speaking, knowing yourself is oversold, and should show some strength over time. The Truth is developing a classic head-and-shouders pattern, might not want to invest too heavily in it right now. Walk the Path, and avoid Cyclicals for the time being.
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