I noticed the Torn wiki had the following description for the titled item:
The Companion Script : Ubay is an early handwritten slice of Qur'an text, supposedly linked to Ubay ibn Ka'b, a prominent early follower known for his recitation and status in the first Muslim community. Muhammad's "Companions" were those with him from the beginning, his ride or die bitches, who were there when the Qur'an was first being recited, memorized, and written down. A Companion Script is that person's own working copy of these early writings, kept for reference and often adorned with personal notes. These Companion Scripts are hugely important historically, and collectors will pay a fine price for them, moreso if you've got all three.
I was hoping that the underlined section could be re-worded as it can be interpreted as highly disrespectful to those of the islamic faith - even if it said something along the lines of 'ride or die homies' it would have the same effect to a less offensive degree.
I noticed the Torn wiki had the following description for The Companion Script : Ubay:
The Companion Script : Ubay is an early handwritten slice of Qur'an text, supposedly linked to Ubay ibn Ka'b, a prominent early follower known for his recitation and status in the first Muslim community. Muhammad's "Companions" were those with him from the beginning, his ride or die bitches, who were there when the Qur'an was first being recited, memorized, and written down. A Companion Script is that person's own working copy of these early writings, kept for reference and often adorned with personal notes. These Companion Scripts are hugely important historically, and collectors will pay a fine price for them, moreso if you've got all three.
I was hoping that the underlined section could be re-worded as it can be interpreted as highly disrespectful to those of the islamic faith - even if it said something along the lines of 'ride or die homies' it would have the same effect to a less offensive degree.
I noticed the Torn wiki had the following description for the titled item:
The Companion Script : Ubay is an early handwritten slice of Qur'an text, supposedly linked to Ubay ibn Ka'b, a prominent early follower known for his recitation and status in the first Muslim community. Muhammad's "Companions" were those with him from the beginning, his ride or die bitches, who were there when the Qur'an was first being recited, memorized, and written down. A Companion Script is that person's own working copy of these early writings, kept for reference and often adorned with personal notes. These Companion Scripts are hugely important historically, and collectors will pay a fine price for them, moreso if you've got all three.
I was hoping that the underlined section could be re-worded as it can be interpreted as highly disrespectful to those of the islamic faith - even if it said something along the lines of 'ride or die homies' it would have the same effect to a less offensive degree.
