Among other perceptions of islam....
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/opinion/2016/04/12/the-real-reason-rayani-air-went-kaput/
Plus the surprise destination could be the side of a mountain or the bottom of the ocean at full speed. It’s a mystery flight!
Yeah, it’ll do aces with tourists and other fliers.
Might as well cash in right now.
Praying to a demon god Allah before the flight? I think I’d pass this carrier.
Among other perceptions of islam....
Interesting reactions in the article.
Maybe this is a sign from Allah, warning us not to misuse religion for personal gain. Maybe this is God’s way of telling us not to use religion as a marketing gimmick – in which case, you could consider the airline’s failure as the result of the Almighty’s wrath (I’m just saying).
But Rayani Air was not the only one that failed to abide by shariah principles. If travellers who chose to fly with the airline were truly Islamic, wouldn’t they have simply accepted flight delays and cancellations philosophically and stoically – or qada and qadar, as the will of Allah? To complain or protest is not very shariah-compliant behaviour, wouldn’t you agree?
Having ridden in taxis in Muslim countries, it's a wonder that the pilots could be truly shariah compliant.
Stupid muslims trapped into utilizing Western invented and developed technologies to get into the air.
Where are all their winged horses and flying carpets?
They say "decently" but they mean submissively.
Martyrs ‘R Us?
They did go under, I think.
The story about the hand written boarding passes is not unusual. It’s done fairly often if the airline computer system goes down. There’s nothing odd about it, really.