assalamu `alaykum. we all know that wahabi gurus and their cronies have been suffering from serious brain damage for a long time. it has been long known that this condition is a result of incredible ignorance, phenomenal stupidity mixed in unequal measures with devil's whisperings. eminent doctors have been fighting this plague since the previous two centuries. this disease hit an unnatural spike in the late 20th century, but has been successfully contained and infact, enormous community efforts have resulted in a significant decrease of infections. it is also observed that the virus is polymorphic - making itself appear in different forms in different cultures and different names. however, the core code of the virus is shared by all manifestations. experts opine that the code can be picked to pieces easily revealing a huge hollow in the victims brain. well-known symptoms are: - crackvinylism: where the victim keeps repeating the words 'bid`ah', 'shirk' like a stuck vinyl record, no matter how much you try prodding it further. - illucinations: the victim has an illusion that only four or five scholars survived the holocaust after the SaHaba. some have hallucinations that they are reporting directly without any chain in between. - blindness: no matter what mountain of evidence you pile up, they can't see it. some of the most famous cases were afflicted with dual-blindness.(*) - torpidisis, cretinivity. - in advanced cases, the victim may fall to senseless rambling and delirium. the victim may froth at the mouth (1) and tear the hair (2) and wail that 'mushriks abound among muslims' (3) - the victims refuse medicine and panic at the sight of a healer. rumor has it that their professor (4) ann coulter of the nyt is thorougly displeased (livid with rageousy?) because they are outperforming her in slandering muslims and attempting to smear islam. your contributions are solicited to help these poor lost souls in salvaging them from the devil's snare. allahumma-ihdihim ya Rabb. footnotes: (*) baSaarah and baSeerah: eyesight and perception. (1) one may make the honest mistake of confusing it with rabies - though there isn't much difference. honest. (2) it is alright as long as it ain't yours. (3) doctors are puzzled as to the origin of the principle that dictates such dichotomy! (4) long distance learning, though no degrees are awarded...because they don't need any!