@Ibrahim
They are first and foremost comedians, it is their primary function to make jokes and poke fun. I come from a country where religion fuses a lot with culture, even so we do make jokes and poke in culture and also religion though with a certain level of self-censorship. And people make this kind of joke everywhere. I mock my own culture, not because I know its true, it does have its own truth but cause I know more or less that it is not true that is why we mock them. So relax. Sometimes life is like that. For example, in modern history people view the Mutazillah sect with hatred, but it was the Mutazillah sect that protected the muslim when they were onslaught from other religious theologians.

God says that if he had wanted he could have created us all the same, but the fact each and everyone of us are different, we find different ways to express ourselves that is why we need to learn from each other. Different methods in overcoming islamophobic attack is something we should welcome than stifle.

To tell you the truth, I am proud there are people doing something our cause, even if it is different. I am happy that there are people trying to overcome hatred with laughter, happiness and love. To me this is in many ways beautiful than trying to fight fire with fire. Certain people can be change with logic, but certain people can be change with a change of heart. Let us pray that they will succeed in their endeavor.

Hey Emperor! You should also add the way Bobby Spencer weaseled out of an interview with Dean for this documentary.

@Ibrahim

They don’t seem to hate themselves. Also many of the people behind this who appeared in the trailer don’t even label themselves Muslims. Anyway, its more of a mocking of anti Muslim bigots than a mocking of Muslims.

@Loonwatch

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/cifamerica/2012/apr/16/tarek-mehanna-punished-speaking-truth

Heh, should be good