i've seen this guy and few others didnt find them funny. but i think it's because it's american humour, tends to be slapstick, in your face. i prefer subtle humour guess that's why british comedians funnier to me.
also just because a person follows particular religion why do most jokes have to be based around that. i mean being muslim is one facet of a person other things aswell right? why not draw humour from that too? just find it dull when all jokes about islam and being muslim and nothing else.
I think his question was more "do Jews believe in a specific figure or instead, in a "messianic age" where there is not specific person, but the overall circumstances are as such"
YouI think his question was more "do Jews believe in a specific figure or instead, in a "messianic age" where there is not specific person, but the overall circumstances are as such"
A longstanding tradition going back at least to the prophet Isaiah holds that redemption will come about, that is an established doctrine, and any associated beliefs about endtimes impact everyone which is why we should choose and speak of them carefully. Talk of Messianic times or a Messiah has waxed and waned in its popularity and there is a long running list of false Mesiahs.
The last Lubavitch Rebbe was a very effective proponent of the belief that we should prepare for a Messiah's imminent arrival. Many of his followers today, after his death, have taken that belief a little far, but generally they do a lot of good work. I don't profess to know what would happen in a Messianic age and a lot of scholars would agree that speculation has to have some limits, but my understanding is talk of redemption is a call to righteousness and, pending revelations notwithstanding, nothing else.
Hajjaralso just because a person follows particular religion why do most jokes have to be based around that. i mean being muslim is one facet of a person other things aswell right? why not draw humour from that too? just find it dull when all jokes about islam and being muslim and nothing else.
azhar usman is such a funny comedian 😂 and also like azeem and preacher moss ...baba ali is funny and also delivers a message, hats off to all of them.
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Sajid Iqbal Mon, 8 Mar 2010 - 22:38
Re: Islamic stand up comedy
my favourite is azhar usman
i had his dvd
found this on you tube
[video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ3owg0jcxo]
[video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIMPFCU7lhU&feature=related]
Hajjar Tue, 9 Mar 2010 - 11:27
Re: Islamic stand up comedy
i've seen this guy and few others didnt find them funny. but i think it's because it's american humour, tends to be slapstick, in your face. i prefer subtle humour guess that's why british comedians funnier to me.
also just because a person follows particular religion why do most jokes have to be based around that. i mean being muslim is one facet of a person other things aswell right? why not draw humour from that too? just find it dull when all jokes about islam and being muslim and nothing else.
Funzo Tue, 9 Mar 2010 - 21:46
Re: Islamic stand up comedy
Ive met these guys..and then i got an email address which im still emailing to get an interview..maybe i should give up? but i dont give up.
Joie de Vivre Tue, 9 Mar 2010 - 22:15
Re: Islamic stand up comedy
No you don't. Don't stalk them. I'm rooting for you!
Funzo Tue, 9 Mar 2010 - 23:23
Re: Islamic stand up comedy
Did you ever read those questions i asked you about your views on the messiah because i cant find them!
Joie de Vivre Wed, 10 Mar 2010 - 00:21
Re: Islamic stand up comedy
Not sure. I don't have a problem with him/her/it.
You Wed, 10 Mar 2010 - 00:25
Re: Islamic stand up comedy
I think his question was more "do Jews believe in a specific figure or instead, in a "messianic age" where there is not specific person, but the overall circumstances are as such"
Funzo Wed, 10 Mar 2010 - 17:33
Re: Islamic stand up comedy
Spot on..that was exactly my question
Joie de Vivre Wed, 10 Mar 2010 - 19:38
Re: Islamic stand up comedy
A longstanding tradition going back at least to the prophet Isaiah holds that redemption will come about, that is an established doctrine, and any associated beliefs about endtimes impact everyone which is why we should choose and speak of them carefully. Talk of Messianic times or a Messiah has waxed and waned in its popularity and there is a long running list of false Mesiahs.
The last Lubavitch Rebbe was a very effective proponent of the belief that we should prepare for a Messiah's imminent arrival. Many of his followers today, after his death, have taken that belief a little far, but generally they do a lot of good work. I don't profess to know what would happen in a Messianic age and a lot of scholars would agree that speculation has to have some limits, but my understanding is talk of redemption is a call to righteousness and, pending revelations notwithstanding, nothing else.
You Wed, 10 Mar 2010 - 19:46
Re: Islamic stand up comedy
+1
Suhail (not verified) Thu, 11 Mar 2010 - 21:11
Re: Islamic stand up comedy
azhar usman is such a funny comedian 😂 and also like azeem and preacher moss ...baba ali is funny and also delivers a message, hats off to all of them.
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