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*The first image shown is called the [[Wikipedia:Shahada|Shahada]], an Islamic saying that goes "there is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah" (لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله). | *The first image shown is called the [[Wikipedia:Shahada|Shahada]], an Islamic saying that goes "there is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah" (لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله). | ||
*While Prophet Muhammad is depicted in a disgraceful manner which is offensive already, the Islamic faith [[Wikipedia:Depictions of Muhammad|does not actually permit depictions of any kind] of the Prophet unless he is veiled. | *While Prophet Muhammad is depicted in a disgraceful manner which is offensive already, the Islamic faith [[Wikipedia:Depictions of Muhammad|does not actually permit depictions of any kind]] of the Prophet unless he is veiled. | ||
*Mia Khalifa (مِيَا خَلِيفَة) was a webcam model and former pornographic actress who sparked mass controversy | *Mia Khalifa (مِيَا خَلِيفَة) was a webcam model and former pornographic actress who sparked mass controversy among Muslims due to her pornographic performances with the hijab which is a sacred and holy piece of cloth that is intended to maintain the wearer's modesty. | ||
*The "No Mohammad No Mecca" Coke logo was a whole debacle in which some Muslim countries banned the drinks from being sold (also known as the "[[Wikipedia:Coke Fatwa|Coke Fatwa]]" controversy). | *The "No Mohammad No Mecca" Coke logo was a whole debacle in which some Muslim countries banned the drinks from being sold (also known as the "[[Wikipedia:Coke Fatwa|Coke Fatwa]]" controversy). | ||
#As expected from a conspiracy theory, this was proven false as it was a coincidence that the mirrored image of the Coca-Cola logo looked partially like Arabic text that read the supposed translation previously stated. | #As expected from a conspiracy theory, this was proven false as it was a coincidence that the mirrored image of the Coca-Cola logo looked partially like Arabic text that read the supposed translation previously stated. | ||
