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Saturday, September 29, 2007
The Alan Jackson of Islam
A familiar story: young dude lives the high life and encounters enormous obstacles (a flat tire on his Porsche) that puts in jeopardy his job and love life. Allah intervenes and the next thing you know he's kicking butt at work and marrying the woman who loves him.
The big fat Rolex is a celestial bonus.
"Malak
Ghair
Allah” (You Only Have God to Count On) sung by
Mohammed
Al-
Haddad
is notable for being a spiffy video filmed entirely in Saudi Arabia with a Saudi crew. They even have a cool Ali G. guy playing the lead.
I have no idea if it's a big hit or not. I just like seeing
Jedda
and thinking that's what
Falluja
will look like someday.
Via Virginia
Heffernan's
Screens
blog, the best thing in
The New York Times
these days
.
(Sounds backhanded but it's actually quite good).
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