Their bad driving, habit of staring and use of his mobile phone charger without asking also irritated him.
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In the blog, written under the Islamist name Abu Saeed al Britani, the extremist said that Arabs have a “unique culture, which differs dramatically from the western lifestyle”, adding: “It [can] be quite peculiar, annoying, and at times somewhat stressful to interact and associate with them”.
Hussain has previously grumbled about being forced to peel potatoes without a peeler, having difficulties doing laundry and not managing to find a wife, the Telegraph reported.
Under a series of subject headings, he lists these annoying habits.
Attacking Arab’s administration skills, he said: “There is no queue in any of their offices”. “You could be waiting in line for half an hour and then another Arab would come and push in the queue and go straight in”, he complains. In this post, he says that his Arab comrades have a lack of respect for personal space, poor dinner etiquette, act childishly and have a penchant for stealing shoes and iPhone chargers.
One of the more remarkable examples of their incivility, he recalled, was the time he entered a room to serve food to fellow militants. “The difference between an Arab and a non-Arab in their manners [is] like the difference between the heavens and the earth”.
Although being stared at by children was “no problem”, he said he felt uncomfortable “to have a fully grown man stand a few metres away from you staring at you”.
But you shouldn’t have any sympathy for Hussain as he did leave the UK last year to go to fight for Isis in Syria and has since said he would bomb the UK.
Hussain concluded his rant stating, “I would strongly advise my Western brothers to join a non-Arab battalion if the above traits are something one cannot live with”.
Hussain – known to the Brits as the “Supermarket Jihadi” because he used to work at a grocery store back home – blogs regularly about his experiences fighting alongside ISIS in Syria.
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British jihadist and bodybuilder Imran Khawaja, was nicknamed “Barbie” and complained of not having moisturiser and toilet paper while in Syria.
