Mohammed On The Rise

Mohammed is now the second most popular boys' name in Britain, with 6,347 babies born over the past year receiving this name. Jack is still the number one choice, slightly edging out Mohammed by 425 babies. If trends continue, Mohammed is expected to be number one next year. It doesn't sound very British to me, but I'm sure we'll all get used to it over the next few years.

Comments

[James G.]

Imagine,
Half the male population of Britain will be chavs and the other half will be Islamo-nutters. Stand back and watch the fireworks.

[Geezafag]

Yehh

Mohammed Broon and Mohammed Miliband, it all has a nice ring to it; don'tcha think !

[bernard]

Nobody mentions the most popular girls name, and what comes second.

[Chav]

Jillhad

[chav]

I notice that Mohammed is placed at 2 and 17. Is that for Mohammed the boy and Mohammed the bear. I did not think we had so many kids from Sudan in the Ukistan.

[Daphne]

I was surprised looking at the list that the top girl names are all English....do the muslims have more boys than girls? Or are they free to choose any non-traditional name they like for girls?

[colm]

I wonder how soon Mohamed will leap to the top of the list of children's favourite names for their Teddy bears ;)

[Europe isn't evil, it's just Europe!]

Oo-er, barbarians at the gates, lock up your daughters, the saracens are coming, rivers of blood, they don't like it up'em, we shall fight them on the beaches, they may take our names, but they'll never take our freedom.

Get the hell over it, would you!?

[colm]

What have Rugby players got to do with all this ?

[Guardian Apostate]

EIEIJE, when you refer to Europe not being evil do you actually mean the European Union? The two are very different things. The one is a continent the other, whilst not quite deserving the description evil, is malign, deceitful, undemocratic and not in the best interests of the UK.

You appear quite relaxed about the spread of Islam in the UK. Not all of us share that view. Were the gates you referred to the Gates of Vienna? They failed then but it seems this time they may succeed, with the help and assistance of the likes of you.

[Daphne]

Europe, Apparently they won't take your names.

[Dawkins]

Hmm, "Jack."

This from Think Baby names:

The boy's name Jack \j(a)-ck\ is pronounced jak. It is of Old English origin. Name based on John (Hebrew) "the Lord is gracious", or Jacques, the French form of Jacob (Hebrew) "he who supplants".

Hebrew? French? I guess Mohammad fits in there quite snugly, no?

[Guardian Apostate]

No.

[The Fulham Reactionary]

Dawkins:

Do you agree that the increase in the number of Muslims in Britain, as illustrated by Daphne's post, is a problem? A problem which cannot really be compared to the fact that French and Hebrew names have in the past been Anglicised, and have since become popular.

Although since Jacob, from which Jacques, and, perhaps, Jack are derived, means "he who supplants", I imagine that one could draw something of a connection between that name, and the increasing prevalence of the name Mohammed in Britain.

[The Fulham Reactionary]

Incidentally, it seems that the Muslims know what's going on, even if the likes of EIEIJE don't:

'Muhammad boys' prove 'Islam will enter every house in Europe'

JERUSALEM – Statistical information released yesterday showing Muhammad is the second most popular boys name in Britain "proves Islam is becoming the majority in the UK and will one day enter every house in Europe," a senior terror leader told WND in an interview.

"We see from this study of Muhammad's name that Islam is on the rise and cannot be stopped no matter what your crusader governments do," said Muhammad Abdel-Al, spokesman and a leader of the Popular Resistance Committees terror group.

[...]

Abdel-Al is known for his fiery threats against Western targets, but he said statistical trends indicating Muslims are gaining a major foothold in the UK show there is no need for violence to spread Islam.

"In Europe there is no need for war because if people keep on joining Islam in these countries then Islam will become the majority, which I think is the process that is taking place now, so there will not be any necessity to have war with [non-Muslims]," he said.

Colonel Gaddafi and Mullah Krekar have made similar comments in the past.

[Dawkins]

The Fulham Reactionary,

"Do you agree that the increase in the number of Muslims in Britain, as illustrated by Daphne's post, is a problem?"

Absolutely. I regard the increase of all religious peeps in Britain as a problem. Hopefully they'll all see sense in the end, cast off their superstitions, and join us in perfecting the race.

To the stars and beyond!

[JM]

I read somewhere (not sure where?) that Singh is the most common surname in the UK.

Anyone know if that is fact or fiction?

[Daphne]

Dawkins, you are some seriously strange fruit. Do you have any politics? You're all over the map my friend. Other than your consistent take that white people are inherently privileged and slightly warped, plus your belief that any belief in God is a silly fantasy with no discernible benefits - do you have any defining principles?

If I had to take a guess, I would say that you're a wealthy dilettante who's never really had to deal with the world around you in any meaningful and connective way. In other words, I think your corners have been heavily padded.

[Dawkins]

Daphne,

"Do you have any politics? You're all over the map my friend."

LOL. Is there a law that sez I have to align myself with some faction or other? I am my own peep :0)

[Allan@Oslo]

Dawkins fails to see that the imposition of islam on us will mean that he cannot be his "own peep", but is allowed to be so within the Christian/post-Christian west.

Not all religions are the same, dear boy. Surely you would have noticed that by now.

[Dawkins]

Allan,

If you'd been reading my various posts on other threads you'd know my feelings about the spread of Islam. I'm probably as concerned as you are.

But all religions are essentially the same. It's simply that their courses don't run contemporaneously. Islam is now as Christianity was in centuries past. But every religion says the same thing: We are the best, to hell with the rest.

[Garfield]

Women don't have names in Islam. What's the point?

[bernard]

Chang, is the commonest name in the WORLD.
Now that IS worrying.

[Dawkins]

Bernard,

Everyone I've ever met from S. Korea was named Kim.

Reminds me of the old joke about Kentucky: 13 million people and 6 surnames :0)

[Allan@Oslo]

The president of Algeria, Pres Boumedienne, stated in the late '70's that the muslim demographic invasion and takeover of Europe was intended. That's thirty years ago, and Nulab and the rest of the EuroTraitors are driving this plan forward. Why?

[DSD]

"I read somewhere (not sure where?) that Singh is the most common surname in the UK."

I suppose its possible - I seem to remember from my teenage years when I had a lot of Sikh mates that all Sikhs are supposed to have it as a theoretical part of their surname.

[Allan@Oslo]

Ah, DSD, People called Singh do not want to overthrow your way of life and force you to 'believe'.