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I'm kinda using this Village to advertise another. Hope that's OK Omer. If not, feel free to remove it. I've started a new Village called Moderate_Muslim. I just thought something like that was lacking. So for all the "moderate" muslims around... feel free to join up.
April 20, 2005 at 10:38pmThanks for the vote of confidence! :) You're invited to join the new village aswell and bring whoever else fits the profile
April 20, 2005 at 5:47pmthis is your village just as much as it is mine. i know you won't post anything offensive...so post whatever you like.
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psych! but i hope not to be around here too often ;-) do you have any resolutions?
April 21, 2005 at 7:30pmpot would say bye bye, but he knows that taugi will now be on her laptop on the 'free internet zone' on newbury street 14 hours a day . . . so instead, he will just sa...
April 20, 2005 at 6:39pmYup. Stop taking over smaller planets. It isn't nice. I shouldn't do it.
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Tribune staff reporter K.C. Johnson handicaps the Bulls-Wizards series. GUARDS Chris Duhon played well in the season series, and Washington doesn't have a perimeter defender as solid as Kirk Hinrich. But Gilbert Arenas and Larry Hughes are having All-Star-type seasons and averaged 30.3 and 20.5 points, respectively, in the series. EDGE: WIZARDS FORWARDS Both teams are missing a starter with Luol Deng and Jarvis Hayes out. Antawn Jamison is averaging 17.3 points and 12.3 rebounds in the s... Read More
April 21, 2005 at 11:36pmand thats why u use the armitage exit. i haven't driven on fullerton for almost 2 years now :oP
April 21, 2005 at 11:15pmIt looked like the mexican gold rush out there. i told some nagger that there was a hostage situation thats why everyone was crowding around
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after hearing much praise, i just finished reading this novel. i thought it was excellent in its realism and in the way it encompassed multiple facets of human life and emotion. a few days of reading this book have given me a clearer view of afghan life, more so than several years of watching the news about it. i found it both fascinating and disturbing. the disturbing part being, of course, the ugly actions we humans are capable of committing. anyone else read this and have any thoughts to share?
August 21, 2005 at 1:34pmi have been trying to work through "reading lolita in tehran"..that has been a really rewarding but very taxing read.
August 21, 2005 at 1:32pmgood book that has been the basis for several conversations amongst my non muslim friends..I think the political points made in the book were fair.
August 3, 2005 at 2:43pmI just finished, in 2 days. I loved it - its very dense, moving and SAD. I had tears a few times, can't remember the last time a book has ever brought tears to my eyes. I wonde...
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Getting to Brick Lane, for a book launch function from Oxford Circus, by tube on Central Line that in order, towards the East, stops at: Tottenham Court Road - In general, Tottenham Court Road divides neatly into electronics retailers in the southern half, and home furnishing retailers in the northern half. Nearby Charlotte Street is popular for its good collection of restaurants. Holborn - State of the art, Bush House studio located in Strand. The BBC World Service, a division. ɨ... Read More
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April 22, 2005 at 11:48pmadd me to ur msn zeeshan_anwar at hotmail and will give it to you
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Discuss amongst yourselves.
May 7, 2005 at 9:57pmProbably the best episode of the original series, won a Hugo award.
April 22, 2005 at 2:43amJoan Allen's character from TOS #024? Okay, so I looked it up, and I don't really know the episode number she was in, but it might be it. When I go to the record exc...
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Tonight on CBC - check out the link www.cbc.ca Tonight (wednesday) at 9 pm on CBC (passionate eye) and airs across canada... A show about North American men who marry brides from back home then abandon them... should be interesting!
April 22, 2005 at 12:43pmI watched the show. It's really horrible that these men are doing this to innocent women just for money. They mentioned one man from Canada who had been married and divor...
April 22, 2005 at 8:52amRaid, there is a Dowry Prohibition Act in India and something similar in Bangladesh. I am not sure about Pakistan. I think they did something in Ayub Khan's time but I am n...
April 22, 2005 at 12:45amI didn't knew we actually had laws outlawing the dowry system.
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If you believe in God...Let God do the judging of humanity. You, as brilliant and devout as you may be, are not qualified. in Moderate_Muslim
Excellent line which I stole off of RamseyNotRich's Profile. Hope you don't mind! :)
May 10, 2005 at 7:12pmIt's amazing how the Mullahs and other religious leaders can so easily declare someone "kafir" when it conflicts with their own ideas or suits their political needs.
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Salamuna, sanga yai tasu ??? i don't see any acitvity in this village. Atleast we can let others know where is every body from in SWAT. I am from Kota Abuha, its the starting of Vallley SWAT. Its like 30 Kilometer before Mingora.
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Assalamu Alaikum, I am looking for pictures of Lebanese children, elderly, and "halal" pictures of young adults to use in a cultural night presentation we have at the mosque. It's about Bilad-u-Sham and we're trying to show pictures of places and faces from the region. If you have some you can share please send them to [email protected] . More info about the event is on page 2: www.mca-sfba.org peace ed
April 22, 2005 at 10:26amthanks Hani that's a cool website.. they don't let you download pix though
April 21, 2005 at 7:01amactually, i have pictures of my students who are lebanse children, if you'd like i can email a few to you. Hana
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Ok girls, well you can see the pictures of me that I have on my profile to help with this. Those pictures were taken about a year ago and my hair is MUCH longer now. It's down to my butt. I want to do something totally different and somewhat drastic for my graduation in under 2 months, but I'm really scared! I've become SO attached to my hair, it's like insane. I'm thinking of cutting maybe 3-4 inches and getting some layers/ angles?! I'd appreciate your feedback on what you think w... Read More
April 28, 2005 at 7:21amZaibee: Rock on! I'll try it! Cupcakes: You are too cute. lol. Thanks for the advice.
April 22, 2005 at 9:43pmi just realized i said exactly wut haligirl said w/o even reading her comment..i guess we think alike..lol
April 22, 2005 at 9:42pmyeah monnaza i think cut it about 4 inches and tell the stylist to give u lots of layers, it will add body to ur hair and also i think u should get side swept bangs.it will go w...
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Hey guys. Man was I excited to discover this village! I think I have more love for UAE than I do for my own hometown (Hyderabad, India). My dad's family is from the UAE and I went there for the first time in the summer of '03 and it was no doubt the BEST experience of my life. I was so afraid that my family would shun me for not being arab, but they totally embraced me and it was the most emotional experience I've ever had. UAE is m'A the most beautiful place on earth. I was around Dubai, Abu... Read More
April 22, 2005 at 8:45pmno no definately not shopping...i find anything and everything in new york...perhaps would do some gold shopping if any...i'll definately would look into dune bashing...do ...
April 22, 2005 at 2:17pmif you come to Dubai for shopping, bring extra suitcase;If you don't fancy shopping, n wana explore Dubai then Hotels ,Beachs , Parks & popular pastime in Dubai is &q...
April 21, 2005 at 1:11pmi'll be in dubai next week, used to once reside there...i'll be going back after 12 years...definately looking fwd to go...whats the best activity to do in dubai? any ...
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I read an article not too long ago about the negative effects of inbreeding among Saudis. One professor mentioned that he could tell where his students were from based upon symptoms they exhibited during his classes. For example many of his students couldnt stay awake due to severe anemia. There were alot of other important statistics. %40 of the Saudi population suffers from some form of bloodborn illness such as anemia. 1 in 10 children is stillborn. This is a result of centuries of inbreeding. Vitaligo... Read More
April 26, 2005 at 2:24pminteresting pt ifrit made re: human sacrafice. the suadi gov't's eagerness to enforce capital punishment is not in the sunnah, rather the frequent beheadings draws a s...
April 20, 2005 at 7:55pmwahabbis were into human sacrfice and what have you. Until the Brits came along, the Wahabbi notion of Islam was loose to say the least. they are unfit for anything except men...
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Hearts, Minds, and Dollars In an Unseen Front in the War on Terrorism, America is Spending Millions...To Change the Very Face of Islam By David E. Kaplan As war games go, this one was unique: the first-ever exercise on "strategic communications," its sponsors said. It was July 2003, and the government's leading players in winning the "war of ideas" against terrorism had gathered at National Defense University, in Washington, D.C. There were crisis managers from the White House, d... Read More
July 31, 2006 at 11:33pmAs long as Wahabi influence runs through the Muslim world, there will be no progression of Islamic thought. But if anyone can undo this, more power to them. As for the present...
April 2, 2006 at 8:23amPeace Razi thanks for yet another piercing post ... what is the source of the article? thanks peace out!
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Hello...I'll be in Houston this weekend for a conference dealing with Palestine. Anything else going on besides the Ifest? Thanks.
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"God alone comprehends the hidden reality of the heavens and the earth, and everything shall ultimately return to Him for decision. So worship Him and put your trust in Him." The Holy Quran, 11:123
April 20, 2005 at 11:57amI had a really ruff day yesterday...it feels good reading this today....
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www.usnews.com Hearts, Minds, and Dollars In an Unseen Front in the War on Terrorism, America is Spending Millions...To Change the Very Face of Islam By David E. Kaplan As war games go, this one was unique: the first-ever exercise on "strategic communications," its sponsors said. It was July 2003, and the government's leading players in winning the "war of ideas" against terrorism had gathered at National Defense University, in Wa... Read More
December 11, 2005 at 6:56pmhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4511548.stm
August 12, 2005 at 12:49pmgaming The Evildoers Do Super Mario Bros. The War on Terror's least-frightening video games. By Chris Suellentrop Posted Friday, Aug. 12, 2005, at 10:15 AM PT For three...
August 1, 2005 at 12:45pmTOM TANCREDO in a public forum Thursday, August 11, San Diego *** The Fairbanks Republican Women Federated Board supports this event and encourages all its members to at...
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What are wisdom teeth for? I mean - heck - if they crowd your mouth and you have to get them pulled - why did they grow in there in the first place?? Nonsensical theories also welcome.
May 12, 2005 at 11:49amFunny, I've always thought of it.Well, I'm old enough to experience the process,however, I have'nt.I dont even know if I have any...
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A NEW VILLAGE HAS BEEN CREATED...AND ITS AN ODE TO RAGHAV...SO PLEASE JOIN IF U ARE OBSESSED OR EVEN REMOTELY INTERSTED IN RAGHAV.... SO NEED I SAY MORE.....
April 21, 2005 at 12:29pmRaghav village??? *does the yay-i-joined-raghav-village dance*
