Green was the favorite color of Islam’s founder Prophet Muhammad, so it seems fitting that the world’s latest Muslim superhero has joined the small but diverse circle of superheroes who’ve worn the Green Lantern ring.
American comics giant DC Comics introduced Simon Baz to readers Wednesday (Sep. 5) in a special issue explaining the character’s origins. Baz is a Lebanese American from Dearborn, Mich., like his maker, DC creative director Geoff Johns, who weaves stories that Muslims, Arabs, and other Americans can relate to into the heroic plot....
Russ wrote: KJVOnly don't worry sodomy is rampant in Muslim nations. The view women as procreation and young boys as recreation. We saw that type of thing a lot over in Afghanistan. The like to indulge on Thursday, as if that makes it better, before they worship on Friday.
Whoa, I heard about the women; but boys as recreation, WOW.
KJVOnly don't worry sodomy is rampant in Muslim nations. The view women as procreation and young boys as recreation. We saw that type of thing a lot over in Afghanistan. The like to indulge on Thursday, as if that makes it better, before they worship on Friday.
Also quite disgusting Hulu has been putting on "Little Mosque on the Praire" I wonder if Christian organizations can put advertisements on it? (I don't know if they do, since I don't watch it.) allah made me funny.
Russ wrote: In worse news DC comics announced that the Muslim green lantern recently was short lived as he used his ring to conduct a suicide bombing attempt.
Good News!! Being a superhero the suicide vest didn't kill him he lives to fight the jihad against the decadent westerners another day.
Dr. David P Murray | 11/12/2006
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I wonder if Christian organizations can put advertisements on it? (I don't know if they do, since I don't watch it.) 
