It’s been a while (1960) since the late Natalie Wood and Bob Wagner made their iconic film – All the Fine Young Cannibals- but not to fear. Other more contemporary sources are taking up the flesh-eating cudgel, which has even made the curriculum at Cairo’s Al -Azhar University – Islam’s premier educational institution – where we learn cannibalism is A-okay… as long as you’re eating non-muslims. From Walid Shoebat’s blog:
In a recent video interview, one Egyptian scholar exposed the high school curriculum coming from Al-Azhar university, the most reputable of all Islamic schools, showing that it condoned cannibalizing non-Muslims:
We allowed the eating of the flesh of dead humans… under necessary conditions. It [dead human flesh] must not be cooked or grilled to avoid Haram (wrongdoing) …and he can kill a murtadd (apostate) and eat him
The interviewer commented:
The book that is being taught to general high-school students mentions that those who don’t pray can be grilled & then eaten
More at the Shoebat link including a video of the professor explaining this “wisdom.” (Are we actually giving F-16s to these people?)
Sheik-ka-bobs!
Apparently not.
They’re supposed to eat human flesh raw, “to avoid wrongdoing.”
“Would you like your Apostate with Couscous or rice?”
Nice Jewsy steak?
I’m sure some Progressive hipster with the cool black glasses is rushing right now to find some case where Christians have once done sucha thing.
Let me help–Donner Party. Though they didn’t have a university-approved curriculum.
Chambers: What’s the matter, Pat? What’s going on?
Pat: I…I finally deciphered their language. All of it. I read their book.
Kanamit’s voice: Please move ahead. You’re holding up our departure. Kindly move ahead.
Chambers: Well?
Pat: Mr. Chambers…Mr. Chambers, the first page is just a collection of English words with their own translation. But the rest of the book…the rest of the book—it’s a cookbook!
must not be cooked or grilled
We are dealing with the walking dead.
There was a sci-fi story — I think by Heinlein — where someone wakes up after a nuclear war and finds an area ruled by Islam and while they can’t eat pork, they, well, find a substitute allowed by their religion.
Farnham’s Freehold, by Robert Heinlein.