DarkJak101
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I don't get this, if his name was " Kill All NON MUSLIMS " in Arabic or " KILL ALL ARABS " in whatever language, that is ok as well because that's his name ? his name has offended meaning. period.
While I don't agree with the permeant banning, the name Omar is actually used for many other religions outside islam so no they cant ban that. however. the name Jihad even in Arabic it implies to fight for the name of Allah ( as in go to war against not muslim ) that is the true meaning of the Jihad ( as far as I can tell ) which while might be acceptable for countries that does have the Islam religion as a main religion, its not for the rest of the world.
This alone will cause fear and disturbance around non muslim people when they go online and someone has a screen name of Jihad etc. who knows what these people might think.
if my parents named me Jihad and I want to move to a non muslim country. sure as hell I am going to change my name. for the sake of not offending other people from different culture and religion. and for the sake of not being treated with racism because of a stupid first name regardless what is that name.
IF you move to a country that is NOT your country, you should respect and follow their culture. not go against it in the name of freedom and human rights.
same goes for companies like Sony , Microsoft and Nintendo. I highly doubt they are muslim companies. if you want to be in their network, respect their policy and other people around the world. you don't live in your own little world.
oh and for the record I am a muslim ( well,, half ) but you get the idea
Sony should just force him to change his screen name and that's it.
Dude... No. As a Muslim, I know what I'm talking about with regards to this. Jihad means a war or fight, generally. Not only in terms of religious wars for the sake of Allah, but wars in general. In fact, the word is mainly used in Islam to describe an internal battle with ones self to overcome one's weaknesses and lusts. It's a way of improving one's self. Yes, recently it's been mainly used as a word to refer to physical religious war, but that's not where the word comes from, the media has created that connotation with the word.
Please, Google is your friend.