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Diego Velázquez
Tariq is Hussein’s Muslim friend. Tariq and Hussein go to Starbucks wearing Muslim skullcaps and openly discuss Islam, and a barista (whom Tariq is rude to) assumes that they’re Islamic terrorists when Tariq makes a sarcastic comment about the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda. She calls the police, and the men are arrested and interrogated by the FBI.
Tariq Quotes in Disgraced
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Do we want to blow stuff up? How often did I read the Koran? […] Do I hate America?
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When you step out of your parents’ house, you need to understand that it’s not a neutral world out there. Not right now. Not for you. You have to be mindful about sending a different message.
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Tariq Quotes in Disgraced
The Disgraced quotes below are all either spoken by Tariq or refer to Tariq . For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
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Scene 4
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Do we want to blow stuff up? How often did I read the Koran? […] Do I hate America?
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When you step out of your parents’ house, you need to understand that it’s not a neutral world out there. Not right now. Not for you. You have to be mindful about sending a different message.
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