"Imran is not very patient and when he'd shown it to me he said 'dad, give it back now. I want to eat it.' It all happened quite quickly, I was not thinking at all, but I did manage to hold on to it for a while.” - Let the rioting begin ...
Posted on 11/02/2013 8:34:27 AM PDT by DogByte6RER
U.K.: Boy Finds Name of 'Allah' on Last Crunchie Chocolate Biscuit in the Packet
Little Imran Abdur-Rahman, seven, spotted the Arabic letters in his Cadbury's Crunchie biscuit he was about to scoff.
Dad Mohammed, 36, who took the picture, told the Manchester Evening News: “He recognised it straight away and came running to me.
"I looked at it and I was surprised to see that was exactly what it was.
"Imran is not very patient and when he'd shown it to me he said 'dad, give it back now. I want to eat it.'
“It all happened quite quickly, I was not thinking at all, but I did manage to hold on to it for a while.”
Amazingly, this isn’t the first time the family has received a mysterious message from God.
In 1997 dad Mohammad found ‘Allah’ inside a tomato while working at his brother’s takeaway in Bolton.
But the dad-of-four, who lives in Chadderton, Greater Manchester, has modestly shrugged off his discoveries.
“These things happen now and then,” the human resource manager said.
The latest discovery is one of a series of mysterious markings found on fruit, vegetables and even fish, which appear to resemble religious calligraphy.
In 2006 a pet shop owner in Rossendale, Lancashire, claimed to have spotted the Arabic script on the body of a tropical fish.
And in 2011 a Scottish woman found ‘Allah’ in a potato while peeling spuds to make samosas.
Commenting on the discoveries, Mohammed added: “It’s very interesting.
“When I worked in my brother’s takeaway we sliced open a tomato and there it was, as clear as daylight. We kept it for a while and people came to have a look at it and touch it.
A spokesman for confectionery giant Cadbury’s did not want to comment on the discovery.
"Imran is not very patient and when he'd shown it to me he said 'dad, give it back now. I want to eat it.' It all happened quite quickly, I was not thinking at all, but I did manage to hold on to it for a while.” - Let the rioting begin ...
Back in the 70’s a Korean company produced and exported shoes to Saudi Arabia.
The shoes were well made and very popular until someone discovered the word ‘allah’ on the rubber soles.
Needless to say, they were taken off the market.
So the kid ate the candy bar and by now it is poop. So now we have a Moslem Allah poop. Might be time we all look and we could all soon be Pooping Allah’s. A new candy fad in the making.
Stone him anyway! I'm sure he was thinking infidel thoughts!
Looks like dog poop to me.
I found something in my cat’s litter box that looked like the Arabic word for allah. It was amazing! Then I went to get my camera so I could get a picture of it and post it here, but by the time I got back with the camera, the cat had already buried it...
I’d have thrown it out. Allah has far too many negative connotations.
Dumb kid, he could have sold it on Ebay.....
People used to see Jesus, now we hear about Allah.
I once saw the symbol for allah on a fresh roll of Charmin.
So this infidel ate allah?
Has a U.S. consulate in a Middle Eastern country been attacked yet? A Youtube video was Sunday School compare to this sleight.
Or maybe the Pooping Allahs could be like the Dancing itos...
Or maybe a catch phrase - 'Oh boy, I really gotta poop an allah!'
Before or after you used it?
It sounds like the kid got an Allah Yak Bar.
Allahu Snackbar.
Said snackbar is in peanutty paradise with 72 virgin snackbars.
I believe someone has fine tuned their photoshop skills. Imagine if the same person reported that they saw an image of Jesus on a grilled cheese sammich... and a few years later claims to have found a Dorito with His likeness too... but quickly ate the evidence af5er "photographing" it.
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