“A Manchester Mosque has persuaded the UK’s leading sex shop chain to abandon a product they claimed was an insult to the Prophet Mohammed. The imam and elders at the Manchester Central Mosque were furious over a blow-up sex doll marketed by the Ann Summer’s chain called ‘Mustafa s..g’. They complained to Summer’s executives that Mustafa was one of the names of the Prophet Mohammed. Members of the mosque and Islamic cultural centre on Upton Road, Hulme, said the sex toy caused Muslims ‘hurt and anguish’. After protests the sex shop chain revealed to Asian News that it was dropping the model, which has an Arabic-style face with a moustache, and bringing out a re-named version. Ann Summers chief executive, Jacqueline Gold said: ‘Considering the current climate we have decided to change the name. The new name will be revealed at the end of April. The use of the name Mustafa was simply a play on words. We did not mean any offence by it.’” — The Asian News (UK)

Here’s a picture of Mustafa Shag. Here’s Mustafa Shag with a hot chick. And, in case you want to order your own Mustafa Shag before he’s renamed Bill or something, you can visit annsummers.com. “Blow him hard to inflate him and watch his 7 incher come to life.”

Some bloggers have talked about the hubbub over this doll as a new instance of political correctness. However, if you recall that political correctness was a liberal phenomenon that discouraged certain sorts of speech on “enlightened” and respectful grounds, you’ll see that this is something else altogether. This isn’t just about respect. This is about a little nothing unleashing the fear of a mountain of reprisal, as with the recent Muslim cartoons. Plainly these are some people who can’t take a joke without threatening a new 9/11. Something as silly as the Muslim Rave Party Sensation probably sends these guys to terror training camps.

Get over it already. Sheesh, the doll has a seven inch shlong. Shouldn’t the prophet just be flattered?

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