Mohammed enters top boys' names
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 A_JsShorts 07 Jan 05 12.55am |
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Mohammed is a prophet, which is why the name is very popular within the Islamic faith. In this country it would be silly to assume that the rise in the name has nothing to do with Immigrants and refugees to this country, as in time and through generations muslims will continue to call there children that. Edited by A_JsShorts (07 Jan 2005 12:56am)
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big fat london boy  gillingham..(pykey land) 07 Jan 05 12.55am |
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ask seth mate.. Quote madcap at 07 Jan 2005 12:44am
And god knows how us black people don't like the cold... Mohammed's a popular name, so what? Why make this a 9 page issue folks?!
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| deleted1 07 Jan 05 12.58am | |
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| A_JsShorts 07 Jan 05 12.59am |
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I didn't take it seriously but some people might like to know who Mohammed actually was
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 Penge Eagle Beckenham 07 Jan 05 1.05am |
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I used to work with some Mohammeds in Penge McDonald's. One was Somalian, a couple ****stani, another Morrocan. We used to call them Mo 1, 2 and 3! Moe the barman in the Simpson's - is he a Mohammed??? Out of the top 100 names for the last 3 years, my name does not feature once!
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| deleted1 07 Jan 05 1.11am | |
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| matthau South Croydon 07 Jan 05 3.42am |
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what is it about this steth bloke always jumping onto the threads about racsim or anything of the sort..
oh well...who cares i guess..
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Deacon Blues  Whangarei/Kerikeri 07 Jan 05 5.19am |
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Seven of those top 10 names can be found in the bible which shows that we are still reasonably conservative when it comes down to it. Many parents instictively try and name their children after something noble, strong or which implies hope or good fortune. For this reason, bugger all people have named their sons Judas or Herod. Jesus (Hay-soos)is still a very popular name in Mexico and Spain. It's not surprising that Mohammed now crops up as a popular name. I'm sure Rock was a great name for the average cave-kid and Elvis still makes the birth columns on a regular basis If you are a believer in whatever faith then naming your children after the heroes no point to this post at all apart from a bit of perspective.
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| big fat london boy gillingham..(pykey land) 07 Jan 05 11.18am |
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seth seems to have a dislike of anything penge puts on here and is always ready to have a go at him.all makes for good debate...though i do feel he can over the top on some things like this thread..... Quote matthau at 07 Jan 2005 3:42am
what is it about this steth bloke always jumping onto the threads about racsim or anything of the sort..
oh well...who cares i guess..
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| al81 finchley 07 Jan 05 11.34am |
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Quote Deacon Blues at 07 Jan 2005 5:19am
Seven of those top 10 names can be found in the bible which shows that we are still reasonably conservative when it comes down to it. Many parents instictively try and name their children after something noble, strong or which implies hope or good fortune. For this reason, bugger all people have named their sons Judas or Herod. Jesus (Hay-soos)is still a very popular name in Mexico and Spain. It's not surprising that Mohammed now crops up as a popular name. I'm sure Rock was a great name for the average cave-kid and Elvis still makes the birth columns on a regular basis If you are a believer in whatever faith then naming your children after the heroes no point to this post at all apart from a bit of perspective.
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