Would you vacation in a Muslim Country? (141)
oldfoxyguyLarnaca, Cyprus12 Threads 5 Polls 513 PostsI must say, all of the comments are interesting. Since I have never been to any of the countries that would be considered Muslim I appreciate everyone's posts. 
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russianbandit49: . nice to have a world wide gun permit.
I don't think there is such a thing as that...and even if there was...who issues it?
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Steve5721: I don't think there is such a thing as that...and even if there was...who issues it?
Hey Steve, didn't you know...it's the 'Dept. of Worldwide Mafia Affairs'
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Ralphy2407: Hey Steve, didn't you know...it's the 'Dept. of Worldwide Mafia Affairs'
Well darn....they kept that a secret
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In response to: If you were planning on a vacation , would you choose a Muslim Country over a Christian Country ?
Well, never been to one on holiday before but if I did, I would be careful not to speak too loud about Christianity....wouldn't want to lose my head
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lifeisadream: I have been at Muslim countries and not a problem and I do choose places for other reasons rather than religion.
well don't forget to come over here, when you already found someone .....
ahhh ya I forgot you already did Totti ........
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Hello my friend Lavina
I would love to visit Indonesia with or without Totti
and I hope I will!
I would love to visit Indonesia with or without Totti
and I hope I will!
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deadbutwhy: Yes, as long as I don't pray 5 times a day
No, worry .... what you just need its your visa visit
how's your day?
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deadbutwhy: Yes, as long as I don't pray 5 times a day
No, worry .... what you just need its your visa visit
how's your day?
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Veritaas: Eeeejit.
I tend to agree, although freedom of speech does preVAIL (burqa), on a serious note, It's huMANe to treat woMAN as second rate bystanders on the greater scale of evolution, Abraham said sooooooo
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oldfoxyguy: If you were planning on a vacation , would you choose a Muslim Country over a Christian Country ?
No most prpobably not.
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eww not musilms
oldfoxyguy: If you were planning on a vacation , would you choose a Muslim Country over a Christian Country ?
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This is Liebe2's experience:
You're both right. It was your OWN personal experiences so neither of you can tell the other that they are wrong or incorrect.
This is how it starts ....every time.
I would LOVE to go to a Muslim country for a visit. I would however, this time probably wear a Sari or Burkha. The last time I was a Muslim country, being very young and naive, I was not dressed properly and it was not comfortable. Shorts and a t-shirt didn't cover me enough to avoid the looks
In response to: And your point is? I go to the market here and they try to rip me off, just because I speak English and look Western and they think I am American, therefore I am loaded. I am speaking from experience,....
This is bodleing's experience
You are way off the mark there.
I came across many villages that were days walk from the nearest roadhead with no money in my pocket. I was looked after, fed and watered without question. Nothing was expected or asked for in return.
That's true hospitality that, as I said, I've never come across before.
Even down in the cities I encountered the same kind of unconditional hospitality, you should try it sometime.
This is bodleing's experience
You are way off the mark there.
I came across many villages that were days walk from the nearest roadhead with no money in my pocket. I was looked after, fed and watered without question. Nothing was expected or asked for in return.
That's true hospitality that, as I said, I've never come across before.
Even down in the cities I encountered the same kind of unconditional hospitality, you should try it sometime.
You're both right. It was your OWN personal experiences so neither of you can tell the other that they are wrong or incorrect.
This is how it starts ....every time. I would LOVE to go to a Muslim country for a visit. I would however, this time probably wear a Sari or Burkha. The last time I was a Muslim country, being very young and naive, I was not dressed properly and it was not comfortable. Shorts and a t-shirt didn't cover me enough to avoid the looks
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I have lived in a Muslim country the culture is different and I respected that.
In general I didn't have a problem, and they did respect my beliefs were different.
But I did find in tourist areas, you had to be careful not to be conned, but sure you could say that of many countries.
In general I didn't have a problem, and they did respect my beliefs were different.
But I did find in tourist areas, you had to be careful not to be conned, but sure you could say that of many countries.
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bjk68: Again it's a secular state, at the moment. .
Some people can't be told when they con't want to listen
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Steve5721: Some people can't be told when they con't want to listen
Delete con't.....insert don't!
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I don't honestly believe that I would go to ANY country that didn't allow booze to be drunk in bars or wherever...or where a woman wouldn't be allowed to wear a bikini, or walk down the street in shorts and a tee-shirt.
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Steve5721: I don't honestly believe that I would go to ANY country that didn't allow booze to be drunk in bars or wherever...or where a woman wouldn't be allowed to wear a bikini, or walk down the street in shorts and a tee-shirt.
Some places are so different and exciting, you just dont miss those things.
Anyway, you can always make up for it when you get home.
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bodleing: Some places are so different and exciting, you just dont miss those things.
Anyway, you can always make up for it when you get home.
Anyway, you can always make up for it when you get home.
True mate...but been to them places too...but places like Greece, you can have the best of both worlds, interesting places to visit and then a few beers at night.
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Steve5721: True mate...but been to them places too...but places like Greece, you can have the best of both worlds, interesting places to visit and then a few beers at night.
See ya this August in Santorini, yay 
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