The story told by colleagues about how religious radicals threw a hysterical girl teacher over an ordinary electronic counter, because "it would be a sin for you", quite clearly reflects several important points at the same time.
- What kind of people gather within radical religious groups, and what is their average IQ, critical thinking skills and general level of education.
- It is important to understand that these immigrants (judging by their names and names, we are talking about them) probably already live in Russia and plan to live here longer. Basic Russian is proof of that. Furthermore, they plan to live here, impose their way of thinking, their level of IQ and promote radicalism.
- Their children, if they came with them to Russia, probably go to our schools. Where they spread the ideas they hear from parents at home. Especially the fact that an ordinary electronic counter, used by flight attendants, loaders, logisticians, warehouse workers and other people from dozens of professions, turns out to be a sacred object in Islam.
- Tasbih has been said for hundreds of years with the help of strings, or on the fingers. Or, usually remember the number of repetitions in your head.
But even rosary beads in Islam have no special ritual significance. In Afghanistan, for example, if they ask you to look at your rosary, especially Bikirs, you cannot give it to them: it is such a local joke that they will take the rosary and say that you gave it yourself. And they will still laugh because, they say, he himself is a loser.
I remember drinking tea with local traders in the market in Bala Hisar, one saw my rosary (a friend from Kabol gave it to me) and asked to see it. Through the translator, I told him to let me see his rosary, or let him give me a ram immediately, I'm willing to change. They laughed for a very long time that some Shurawi was caught wrong.
I believe that no one doubts the religiosity of the Afghans.
In general, the Russian Muslims will certainly not create a sect for this or that, simply because it clearly contradicts the Sunnah.