A billboard -that advertises a famous brand name of Fast Food services in Egypt- caught my attention via offering the Bikini sandwich!
I wonder according to what perspective they named it so? I don’t think they meant “exposed meat” for example 
My two questions are:
1. Any insight? and
2. what do you think?
p.s. The billboard is really in an awful condition. Click this link for a full shoot.
Salaam,
Hicham.
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Man is totally different from Woman, either physically or mentally so there is no equality between them; rather there is integration which can not occur unless they are different. In electricity; in order for the current to flow, the positive protons meet with the negative electrons, if they are the same then welcome Mrs. Darkness.
Same is applied in human society or this is what is should be; Man and Woman integrates together for fulfilling the reason of creation which is urbanising Earth, this simply means that equality is in rights and obligations however they are not alike.
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Salaam,
Hicham.
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السلام عليكم ورحمة الله
هذه مداخلة نادرة باللغة العربية
السؤال هو عنوان المقال أو المداخلة؛ طيب ماذا عن الإجابة؟
في بعض الأحيان تكون الإجابة هي عين السؤال
Assalam Alikom wa rhamat ALLAH
Peace and blessings be upon you
Hello Everybody
The bad news: I’ll be very busy the next period incha’allah, therefore I think I’ll not be able to blah -I mean blog 
as usual.
The good ones: Mankind shall take a time-out from my blah blah blah 
No more aspirin then
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