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I am fluent in English and Arabic. I understand a bit German, Turkish and Latin. and I didn't mention Bosnian which is my native language.

EU society includes 16 million Muslims. In whole Europe there are 53 million Muslims.

Interesting topic, but I don't understand are all these facts from the time when the empires were on there peak. The Ottoman Empire had its peak during Sulayman al-Qanuny(better known as The Magnificent) and that was around 120 years before.

Generally southern people are much louder than northern. They express their feelings easily.

Bosnia and Herzegovina, of course.:heart:

That what is written persists, that what is memorised is lost. - Mula Mustapha Basheski, Middle age Sarajevo chronicle writer

The best man is the one who is useful to people, the worst man is the one who harms the people. - Muhammad, PBUH(peace be upon him)

There is very interesting book by Luigi Barzini, Jr., The Europeans. In that book he has described couple of European nations, and Americans, making some kind of popular psychological analisys of all these people. Now I don't have the book in my hands to quote something.

The beginning of this name must be arameic, because that is where this name came from.

This looks like somekind of code language. Kerang - place in Australia shugi - doctrine, rule, principle, craft in Japaneese Lobjong - the bodhicitta teachings on Mind-Training attitudinal transformation Nai Ming - baby name, chinese It deffinitely has something with South-East Asia

What annoys me the most is lack of crucial information in the news. All media are trying to go through the news as fast as possible. In-depth analisys are very rare, and even than they usually have one-side view.

That is what I will be affraid of. In the end this could become what European Muslims will suffer from. What Barack Obama is doing about lowering the tensions is very important because the extremists will not have grounds for their work.

I've been thinking about this co-influence between name and personality for a while. It is interesting. Maybe sometimes parents willingly or unwillingly want their children to be as their given names, by meaning of the name or the caracter that had it. Also I find very interesting the same name...

The fact of so big divissions in French society is really new to me. The problem with peasants looks to me the same like problem partisans in Yugoslavia had in WW2 - peasants didn't want to fight for anything but their villages.