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Nothing in this world is more precious than our health. Yet, it is a gift that most of us take for granted. For example, we do not always eat those foods that are best for us. Nor do we eat them in the proper amounts. ?Vitamins and supplements play an important role in achieving and maintaining optimal nutrition by overcoming dietary inadequacies or nutrient gaps.? We offer every thing you need to create a balanced nutritional foundation for the entire family with our extensive range of high quality ... Read More
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Nothing in this world is more precious than our health. Yet, it is a gift that most of us take for granted. For example, we do not always eat those foods that are best for us. Nor do we eat them in the proper amounts. ?Vitamins and supplements play an important role in achieving and maintaining optimal nutrition by overcoming dietary inadequacies or nutrient gaps.? We offer every thing you need to create a balanced nutritional foundation for the entire family with our extensive range of high quality prod... Read More
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We offer every thing you need to create a balanced nutritional foundation for the entire family with our extensive range of high quality products. If any Muslim brothers/sisters are interested in buying or selling high quality ?halal? vitamins and supplements from one of the industry?s most trusted brands. I also have non-halal vitamins/supplements available. We are dealing with the health and welness industry. Anyone interested in buying/selling please contact [email protected] * Products have been... Read More
July 1, 2005 at 8:31pmwe are not importing products from Aisa/Mid east. all products are appproved from the USFDA. We are making our producs in the US. For the vitamins made off fish we import fish ...
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Excerpt from commondreams.org When he reached 50, the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda decided he should write not just for the literary world, but for his neighbors. The Orissan poet Jayanta Mayapatra made a similar decision a number of years ago when he decided to write in Oriya, so his neighbors could read and understand what he wrote. In Neruda?s case, he turned from writing poems of love ? he was one of the greatest love poets of the just-concluded century ? and Latin American epics, ... Read More
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Shishe Ke Khilone Thu 28 - Sun 31 July 7.45pm @ Watermans Theatre, Brentford W.London Full price:?10 Concs: ?8 Adapted and directed by Rifat Shamim Based on The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams Shishe Ke Khilone, a poignant and painful family drama set in the sub continent , in which a frustrated mother's dreams of her galmorous past confilict with the grimness of her reduced circumstances. Sheel Verma is deserted by her husband and her life revolves around her children Ra... Read More
July 2, 2005 at 10:48amright, these tickets have been booked. i have row E 13-18 so anyone wanting to join moi, please book row E!
June 30, 2005 at 3:39pmyeah, I plan to give out as many tix as possible so I can get a huge audience to see my play and spread the word:) hopefully i'll find out the production dates, then after the d...
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hey people who are now the new Organizers plz invite more people from your circle of friends, i like this club to hit 100-150 people by summer. thanks MONY Peace!!
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hey people who are now the new Organizers plz invite more people from your circle of friends, i like this club to hit 100-150 people by summer. thanks MONY Peace!!
June 22, 2005 at 2:57pmYeah Sabars doing her best thats for sure thanks for the invitation:).
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hey people who are now the new Organizers plz invite more people from your circle of friends, i like this club to hit 100-150 people by summer. thanks MONY Peace!!
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hey people who are now the new Organizers plz invite more people from your circle of friends, i like this club to hit 100-150 people by summer. thanks MONY Peace!!
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FIRST OF ALL LET ME MAKE IT CLEAR, I DON'T WANT A GUY THAT DRINKS ANY BEER. I WANT A MAN THAT'LL HAVE TIME FOR ME, AND STILL BE THAT MAN THAT HE CAN BE. A MUSLIM MAN IS WHAT I NEED, WHO IS HIGHLY EDUCATED AND CAN READ. THAT PERFECT MATE HAS NO AGE, AND DOESN'T GET ANGRY IN A BIG RAGE. HE COULD BE FROM ANYWHERE, HOPEFULLY HE'LL HAVE GOOD MORALS AND CAN SHARE. INSHALLAH MY INLAWS WILL BE COOL AND SEE THAT I'M NO FOOL SWEET, GENTLE, AND KIND, NOW THAT'S THE GUY I ... Read More
July 15, 2005 at 10:32amMost of them end up being suicide bombers or perform other idiotic forms of so called Jihad. Stop talking out of your a$$ and give everyone a shot! :@
June 23, 2005 at 1:41amLike i said, Next Guy in que who may Qualify all the Attributes for this JE.
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Hey salaams...has anyone read Dan Brown's Angels & Demons?? I just started reading it...don't tell me the ending...let me know wat u guys think.
July 28, 2005 at 8:57pmread all of dan brown's books, though i dont think much of his writing, the only thing i d give him credit for is his ablity to build up suspense.... other than that , very very...
July 28, 2005 at 6:04pmIt's an excellent book. I liked it better than De Vinci Code. Yeah, the ending is weak.
June 27, 2005 at 2:57pmthanx for the input...yeah, i'll have to check out the special edition...how different is da vinci code from this one? sairaj...A& D is fiction
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I just heard a recent cover of Cat Stevens' Trouble by Eddie Vedder...at the end of it he says something to the effect of, "this terrible tragedy in which most of the people who died were muslim" www.pearljamonline.it Eddie Vedder at Wiltern - Troulbe.mp3
June 27, 2005 at 1:09pmThat's interesting, he is very sympathetic towards muslims and muslim causes. I wonder what it means...
June 23, 2005 at 12:46pmi forgot to mention, it was a benefit for the Tsunami...thats the tragedy he was referring to...also they have a new PJ song (crapshoot) on that site, not very clear but you can...
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Fond Memories in UIC
I know UIC is not one of the most attractive campus, but I'm sure we all have fond memories of it. Care to share??
November 28, 2005 at 1:33amUIC I can honestly say was one of the best times of my life. High school was pretty cool too, but UIC was awesome. All the brothers, unity, iftars, lectures, and bball tournamen...
August 30, 2005 at 4:22pmI remember reading an article in a magazine about the ugliness of the UIC campus. There was a comment about University Haul (UH) that this building was built upside down by mist...
August 16, 2005 at 11:13amyeh.....fond memories of my bio TA, who I found out was hindo on the last day of class ...thats prb y he alwayz gave me a strange look whenever i called hime "brother shah"....
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OK i need your help.. i recently watched this paki drama on PTV and i am so crazie bout it. its called phir youn love hua. i am soo crazie bout the character name, sameer. guys know who this is??? just a desi ladki wanna know bout paki drama, thats all:)
June 25, 2005 at 1:51amhmm need to rent some paki dramas now. i watched tanhayee, and i also watched some stage shows like bakhara khistaan ( hope i spelled it rite) i laugh my butt off on that! its s...
June 23, 2005 at 6:16amoh Un kahee is the best, we(me and my whole family) just watched it few days back.....ITS the best...when you watche dthis drama you could not help but to burst into laughter th...
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I am trying to catch up on the new Hindi movie songs from last year. Does anyone have any suggestions as to which movies have or had great songs? Or can you name some super hit songs that I should really listen to? Thanks. :)
June 23, 2005 at 11:04amvisit www.zibamusic.com and check out their latest movie songs on sale. it should give you a good listing of latest/last years hot songs.
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Hmm I'm trying to be active in this village because I'm too lazy to study my Arabic. I've taken two semesters of it at school and I know that if I don't start studying soon I'm going to be sooo lost in the third! Maybe I'll start tomorrow (cough cough)...Is anyone else studying it at school, or even on their own?
August 9, 2005 at 2:10pmit depends on which type of learner you are-- visual, audio, etc.
August 9, 2005 at 2:09pmi am taking a class in dc at the usda and i love it! i am listening to arabic radio (radio sawa) and i use the CDs also. i would recommend listening to the radio.
June 22, 2005 at 11:38amsalaam. yeah, i study it on my own. the best thing to do, imo, is to listen to islamic lectures in arabic and translating books/articles. also, shaikh abu hasan an-nadwi has ...
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Something's really wrong with the state of our youth when we can choose western ideals more readily than those of our ancestors.. this is not an argument for wearing shalwar kameez all the time and watching asian drama serials non stop, I'm talking about religion, not culture.. Even mentioning Allah or religion is uncool, praying and fasting and the Quran are interesting but not really modern concepts and therefore not necessary (admittedly one of these applies to me.. but I am working to reverse this!)... Read More
June 23, 2005 at 9:12pmat the end of the day, when and if we decide to 'better' ourselves, it is our choice. we listen to others to find out the options available, if any then make our own decisions...
June 23, 2005 at 12:13pmI agree with that, Nussie! Share what's good and concentrate on that.
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Something's really wrong with the state of our youth when we can choose western ideals more readily than those of our ancestors.. this is not an argument for wearing shalwar kameez all the time and watching asian drama serials non stop, I'm talking about religion, not culture.. Even mentioning Allah or religion is uncool, praying and fasting and the Quran are interesting but not really modern concepts and therefore not necessary (admittedly one of these applies to me.. but I am working to reverse this!)... Read More
June 22, 2005 at 5:07amgreat explanation coolfire; i am not for forcing religion / preaching to anyone, my argument above was simply, that even talking about this stuff gets a negative response on nas...
June 22, 2005 at 4:48amI would have to agree with FON. As kids we are taught the Quran like parrots. We don't understand what we are being taught. But as we get older, we seek the true meaning so as a...
June 22, 2005 at 3:59amunfortunately you cant 'force' religion onto anyone....i think as one gets older one tends to revert back to their roots and faith....i've seen this on countless occasions.....a...
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ARTWALLAH 2005 PARTY & FESTIVAL SCHEDULE www.artwallah.org ArtWallah 2005 Festival Launch Party TANTRIC THURSDAY JUNE 23rd The Concorde 1835 N. Cahuenga Blvd, Hollywood CA doors open at 9:30 pm tickets: $12 presale, $15 at the door buy your tickets by June 20th, commit to funding festival artists and save! visit paypal.com login to your account & "send money" to [email protected] avoid the line, chill in the lounge overlooking the dance floor... VIP ... Read More
