Have You Had A Conversation with A Muslim?

oldiebutgoody said:
In Puerto Rico we drink a beverage known as jugo de ajonjolí. Ajonjoli is the ancient Spanish-Arabic word for sesame. Morriscos (Spanish-Arabs) introduced Europe to sesame both for beverages and for food. Not only is this beverage delicious, it is highly nutritious as well. Here is a recipe for it:


There are other ways to make but his is the simplest one I could find though I prefer some milk or heavy cream in the recipe. I recommend you use the translator in the channel (even for those who speak Spanish) as his Caribbean Creole accent may be too deep to understand for those accustomed to speaking a more standard Spanish.
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Now that looks like something I must try, merci! I managed to piece it together with my poor Spanish. Thank you for the recipe oldiebutgoody :love:
 

Having been a Catholic, I don't know of any Catholic, who believed lock step with all other Catholics. I think every person creates his own religion out of parts of one, or multiple sources. I also think you have to separate religion from cultural traditions. The two are intertwined. I don't think there is a cookie cutter stamped Muslim, as there's no cookie cutter stamped Christian , nor cookie cutter atheist. A person's religion is what he makes of it. I most probably met some Muslims? I don't want to sound sarcastic, but they probably seemed human.
 
Shero said:
Now that looks like something I must try, merci! I managed to piece it together with my poor Spanish. Thank you for the recipe oldiebutgoody :love:
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Shero, Spanish one of those languages i know a few words for certain and others i can guess because their root word close to French which i had in HS.

But also wanted to mention that many YT videos you can use the close caption feature to get English (and other sometimes) subtitles. Because i've lost some of higher pitches and ambient noise (including my tinnitus) often interferes unless the speak enunciates really clearly, i've been using "CC" features for about 5 yrs. Took nothing to get used to it cause i watched a lot of foreign movies when younger and now again because Netflix runs many, tho they also have dubbing sometimes.
 
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