Ernst Jünger wore an English field coat purely because he thought it looked cool, unconcerned about the risk of being shot by his own troops. He gets shot.
Yet he still considered it worth it and refused to elaborate.
That's not what happened sadly. She's still in Mongol captivity dependent on them for food too and they didn't slaughter in halal way. She had to give up a significant part of her religion to survive. As a Muslim this was one of the most infuriating parts of the manga to read.
Finally kejadian juga, cara gue sholat dipermasalahin orang-orang yang selama ini maksa gue sholat. I swear to God these people berusaha ngejauhin gue sama Tuhan tanpa mereka sadari
It is honestly refreshing to see a Muslim actually self reflecting instead of blaming the West for everything in the World. For that I applaud sharghzadeh, and I would love to see more Muslims listening to him.
@lapanganhingga@alifiaindra@fijariografi Iya bener, tapi banyak yang gak percaya juga soal ini dan teori bumi bulat bukan yang dipercaya mayoritas commoner pads saat itu
Something I love about football is the incredibly weak link between visible physique and ability. Kanté (5’6”) and Haaland (6’4”) share a profession. Basketball by contrast selects for height, swimming for wingspan. But football mostly selects for things you can’t see.
I knew Jadugar would be great, but it went far beyond what I imagined. It made me so proud to see the history of my country portrayed through such a beautiful anime. The first two episodes moved me to tears, huge respect to Studio Saru and the mangaka for their incredible work.