Did you know that Mohamed's first name is a common point between the UK and Norway?

UK : Mohammed is now the most popular name for baby boys

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-…



" à Oslo, le prénom le plus donné en 2010 a été Mohammed."

(In Oslo, the most given name in 2010 was Mohammed )

http://www.lefigaro.fr/international/201…Did you know that Mohamed's first name is a common point between the UK and Norway?
It's obviously time Muslims took account of world overpopulation and started to be more responsible.
Another example about how statistic can be absolutely truthful, but yet not give an accurate picture!

What this show, is that a group of people -- Muslims -- show a surprising lack of inventiveness when it comes to naming their sons... it says *very little* about how many Muslims -- or Muslim boys -- are *actually being born*... and that must be the important question.

How about girls? How far down the list of "popular girl's name" comes the first typical Muslim girl name? One would expect an about 50/50 ration between boys and girls, so this would probably give a more accurate picture... Or what if you took the 3 or 4 most popular arch-British boy's name, and treated it as one group... how many boys would have a name among these four?

No, look instead at how many children are *actually being born* to Muslim parents and compare it to children by British parents! The "name-game" is just scare-tactics.

Besides, this whole idea of a "Fifth Column of Muslim infiltrators" being born into the country is ridiculous! Whatever they learn from their parents and the mosque, most of their influence will come from school and the British (or Norwegian) society in general. No matter how sheltered their parents wants to make them, they will grow-up being heavily influenced by Western society, Western ideals and Western ideas. As long as they're welcomed and feel like they're part of this society, they will embrace it! No man is after all an island.Did you know that Mohamed's first name is a common point between the UK and Norway?
Yes,its funny just about no western person is called Jesus.Its odd than a Jewish man in the middle east 2,000 years ago has become the base for most western religions,when the people he was has always been very alien to most western people. More perhaps in times gone past than today.
Muslims give the name Mohammed in honour of the prophet so it is extremely common but with regard to name popularity it skews the data.Did you know that Mohamed's first name is a common point between the UK and Norway?
only if you include different spellings, which are of course then in fact different names.



So it is not the most popular name.
And what?



Zionism is the most evil force on Earth today.

Zionists commit almost all acts of terror, even the ones blamed on muslims.
Afterall, he is by general concensus considered to be the greatest person who ever lived!
That is a total fallacy and has been disproven!
Who is this mohamed ? are there any pictures of him.
I know, worrying much?
Not in my country.
and ur telling us because??
...thank g*d we don't call our boys Jesus !
What a load of cobblers. Jack Doyle has managed to arrive at his claim by adding together 12 variations of the name Mohammed. The name Mohammed is actually 16th most popular. In contrast Mr Doyle appears to have only compared the one variant of the name Jack that he placed as third most popular. I have managed to find 68 variations of the name Jack, but I may have missed some.



They are: Jack; Jackin; Jaan; Jackson; Jan; Janez; Jani; Janis; Jankin; Janne; Jannik; Janos; Janusz; Jean; Jehan; Jens; Joao; Joaozinho; Jocjo; Jock; Jockie; Jocky; Johann; Johannes; Johanno; Johanie; Johnnie; Johnny; Jon; Jonas; Joni; John; Jouni; Jovan; Jowan; Juan; Juanito; Juha; Juhan; Juhana; Juhani; Juho; Jukka; Jussi; Ian; Iancu; Ifen; Ioan; Ioann; Ioannes; Ioannis; Ioannu; Iohannes; Ion; Ionel; Ionut; Iwan; Ivan; Yahya; Yan; Yanick; Yann; Yanni; Yannic; Yannick; Yannis; Yoan; Yochanan;



Mr Doyle is not comparing like with like.



Mr Doyle works for a newspaper whose constant theme is that immigration is bad; especially if it is none white immigration and all Muslims are potential or are a terrorist threat to the British and European population.



It would appear from this article that journalists on that newspaper feel that it is in order to distort facts in order to maintain their newspapers narrative. Unfortunately what the newspaper delivers is a load of cobblers, dangerous cobblers in which someone like the Norwegian Right-Wing Christian terrorist took as being gospel, with such tragic consequences.
That daily mail item is full of such inaccuracies that it is not worth mentioning really. they went a linked different names to come up with it been the top one. They didn't add the different versions of the name martin that are in the UK to come up with is level such as the Polish version the French version the Russian version Dutch even so why did they take all the differ rent versions of Mohammad and they never thought in the Daily mail for two seconds that Mohammad happens to be a popular name among all Indian people they name a child after Gandhi even Christians in India Hindu's and Buddhists so really there making out its because of Muslims giving the name is stupid. Mohammad happens to the most common name in a city in this world that doesn't have one Muslim living there and guess why because the town has a statue to Gandhi in the square that they named the hospital after Gandhi they named the local high school after gandhi who's name was what do you think Mohammad and they also gave Mohammad Ali the former boxer the freedom of the city.. The dumb fools in the Daily mail. probably think it has a population of a 30% muslims because of the amount of boys with the name.

I happen to know an Indian couple in Norway who had a baby last year and they named the baby Mohammed they even baptised him in Catcholic church as they are Catholics .
Despite the evil intentions of so many, the negative publicity, the so-called "War on Terror", etc... Islam is still the fastest growing religion in the world!