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through intimidation, the zinost lobby has tried to silence finkelstein and others who lend their creditials and voice to speak against the new holocaust; not the environmental one (thats old, the world's jerks have been steady with that)- the one in palestine/israel. www.counterpunch.org www.normanfinkelstein.com
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see these articles about famous orientalist bernard lewis. he coined the terms "clash of civilizations" and "muslim rage". this is of course the same guy referenced by Edward Said in his book Orientalism. www.counterpunch.org www.counterpunch.org
December 3, 2005 at 5:31pmpeace Hooma, have you come across any succinct articles that counter specifically Lewis' Roots of Muslim Rage - article?
November 2, 2005 at 3:13pmthanks - for the posting - looking forward to go through the articles -- what was the thing that griped you - or new learning for you -- please share -- thanks peace out
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here is some helpful info. its the archives of the ottoman's with maps and population stats: www.tomhull.com www.middle-east-info.org www.mideastweb.org pertinent info below: Population The Ottoman's 1878 census of the Jerusalem, Nablus, and Acre disticts (including area not currently in Israel) was 403,795 Muslims (87.3%), 43,659 Christians (9.4%), 15,011 Jews (3.2%); however, this did not count at least 10,000 ... Read More
December 13, 2005 at 12:27amThe list of references is ongoing. I'm sure we can learn from them.
November 29, 2005 at 2:14amif you are interested in more maps, topics and statistics please see www.palestinemonitor.org. i'm sure some of you already no about this page
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HELP!!...I am planning a wedding in Michigan (Detroit Area). I am from Chicago, so I have no clue about anything out there. Any help, suggestions will help. I have tried all on-line desi and non-desi resources and it has not helped much... I am looking for everything from makeup lady to food to reception venue...HELP ANYONE!!
November 12, 2005 at 1:47amSughra: thanks so much that helps soo much. Get-it-off: my budget keeps on expanding with the guest list...you know how random people keep on poping from no where..hehehe
November 5, 2005 at 12:38pmP: P: depends on ur budget...i have many contacts..congratulations.... P: P:
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Salaam Muslims, Eid is coming, YYYYYEEEEAAAHHH!!! What are your plans? What are you guys wearing? Are you going to Eid prayers? Who's giving me Eidi......hehehehe...... www.kiranandzishan.com "EID MUBARAK"
November 3, 2005 at 8:29pmEid Mubarak everyone and their families. I hope everyone have a blessed Eid this year.
November 1, 2005 at 9:57pmSlim: May you also have a blessed Eid. Wondeful surprises await you from family and dear friends. I am planning to wear a black and turquoise pajama/kameez outfit with 1/4 s...
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*DINING OUT FOR EARTHQUAKE RELIEF* Thousands of Pakistanis are still without shelter and the threat of disease is on the rise. Looking for a local way to support the earthquake relief effort overseas? On November 8, come dine out in Dupont Circle with family, friends, and co-workers. A percentage of your dining tab will be donated to the earthquake relief effort! Help us raise awareness and show your support. You can make dinner reservations at the two participating restaurants for November 8 anytime... Read More
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Saturday, Nov. 5, 2005, from 10 am to 12 noon The Great Hall at Cooper Union 7 East 7th Street (at Third Avenue) Manhattan. Subways: 6 to Astor Place; N/R to East 8th Street $5 donation requested For more information, please contact: For ANAA: Leena Khan: [email protected] For AIUSA: [email protected]; Jeanne Bergman: 212-979-7213
November 6, 2005 at 1:04pmthanks for posting Faisel, i read it the night before and made it a point to attend. Tahiro for some strange reason my family felt the same way and i had to spend all day yester...
November 5, 2005 at 4:44pmmukhtar mai was, not to repeat what everyone knows, inspiring. as a pakistani with a penis, i was happy to see the handful of other pakistanis with penises supporting mukhtar...
November 4, 2005 at 6:28pmso, i'm assuming that there will be STRONG representation for this event? if u twitty birds don't come out to support i'll know and i won't allow u on my talk show!
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As salaam alaikum wrwb, I have uploaded some eid photo-greetings at community.webshots.com community.webshots.com Relevant ayats of Holy Qur'an are related to their proofs that any one can see. These pictures of various natural landscapes like mountains, rivers and forests, testify the truth behind Holy Qur'an. Happy Eid ul fitr. Ahmed Toronto, CANADA
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As salaam alaikum wrwb, Hope you are having a great Ramadan. I have uploaded a few picture-greetings for Eid ul fitr at community.webshots.com community.webshots.com I have co-related the ayats of Holy Qur'an to their proofs that any one can see. These pictures of various natural landscapes like mountains, rivers and forests, testify the truth behind Holy Qur'an. Happy Eid ul fitr. Ahmed Toronto, CANADA
November 4, 2005 at 3:19pmHi Indiangal, As salaam and Eid mubarak. Add www to the following and it should be fine: community.webshots.com/album/492229202KVtBEF
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As salaam alaikum wrwb, I have uploaded some Islamic picture-greetings of nature at community.webshots.com community.webshots.com I have co-related the ayats of Holy Qur'an to their proofs that any one can see. These pictures of various natural landscapes like mountains, rivers and forests, testify the truth behind Holy Qur'an. Enjoy. Ahmed Toronto, CANADA
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As salaam alaikum, I have uploaded some of my picture-greetings of Eid ul fitr at community.webshots.com community.webshots.com I have co-related the ayats of Holy Qur'an to their proofs that any one can see. These pictures of various natural landscapes like mountains, rivers and forests, testify the truth behind Holy Qur'an. Happy Eid ul fitr. Ahmed Toronto, CANADA
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www.themodernreligion.com Fellow villagers, please click on the link provided and read this very interesting article about Islam's take on emotions. "Emotion can cloud a person's logic, distort his understanding of reality, and leave him indecisive. It can make a person declare permissible what Allah has declared impermissible, and vice versa. This is exactly what many leaders of today have done, and thereby left the fold of Islam by legislating by other then ... Read More
November 1, 2005 at 10:01pmI have definitely heard that doing anything like plucking eyebrows, waxing, cutting (head) hair...basically anything to beautify ourselves beyond what Allah mian has naturally g...
November 1, 2005 at 9:42pmA lady once told Ibn Abbas that his wife plucked her eyebrows, which incurs the curse of Allah. He told her to see his wife for herself and confirm this. When she returned havin...
November 1, 2005 at 9:30pmThat is why the heart and mind is always in confilct. Emotion takes over just like stupidity at times. We are blinded not by love but by emotions. We do not behave as we feel, w...
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Often times (and perhaps it's natural) we befriend people who are most similar to us, whether we do this consciously or subconsciously...it's natural to gravitate towards those who remind us of ourselves and are hence mirror images of us. How do you feel about people that are not so similar to you? Would you, whether consciously or subconsciously, make an effort to befriend them or would you rather just feel comfortable being around those that accommodate your personal "comfort zone" by... Read More
November 3, 2005 at 1:53pmdifferent people are like the sugar and spice of life. It's not the people who are different that me I have a problem befriending, its people like myself...just kidding!!
November 2, 2005 at 4:36pmI am a shy person (at least when first meeting people)so I feel more comfortable around people similar to me. But I think my comfort zone does extend well beyond people with the...
November 1, 2005 at 9:34pmI have all different kinds of friends. And many of them are not like me at all. They all have good hearts but are very different from one another. I like it that way. Otherwise ...
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To all of the villagers in Libya :) Eid Mubarak :) Taqabbal Allahu Ta3aatakum. For everyone in the rest of the world Eid Mubarak whenever ur celebrating inshaAllah :) May Allah grant us the privelage of seeing the next Ramadan and benefitting from it... ameen :)
November 9, 2005 at 5:53pmthis ramadan went by sooooooooooo fast !!!!!! the last day of ramadan i was like wow it seemed like yesterday was the 1st day!!!! );
November 8, 2005 at 7:44pmKinda late EID MUBARAK... but better late then never huh :)
November 5, 2005 at 4:20amthanks happy ...eid mubarak for all of the muslims inshallah ...GOD bless u all .....lubna
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the iranian president is not stating new geopolitical relaities...hes an overzealous ideologue who is naive. while he was ripping the americans at the un ...his counterpart was patching it up with the saudis in iraq by assuaging fears that the iranians wont turn into a hyper agressive shitte satellite state......the real power is in the hands of unelected officials more than ever : the expediancy council rafsanjani and his clan...........iran is next after syria
November 4, 2005 at 9:48pmare we counting DOWN, or are we counting UP... just to get a little perspective here
November 4, 2005 at 2:18pmExactly, I agree with you Brain. (loving the username, btw) This is some serious trouble for DC, and let's face it, it IS alright for the guy to say what clerics had always s...
November 4, 2005 at 10:23amu created a WHOLE NEW JOURNAL just to make this erroneous statement? he is an zealot who knows the TIME Has come for Iran to wave its big stick ON THE US SIDE: u gott...
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I found this online: Its the recitation of the last juzz of the Qur'an by Imam Shatiri during tarawih prayers. After about an hour when he finishes the Quran he commences a duaa lasting 45 mins. If you are able to, play this duaa starting about 50 minutes before maghrib ie during the final fast. It's beautiful. www.alshatri.net You will need to open the page, click the link 2nd from the bottom and the file will open. If you wish to forward to just the duaa...open the file in your ... Read More
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If anyone is interested: Al-Baraka 154 E 55th St New York, NY 10022 This is between Lexington and 3rd. Reply here plz.
November 6, 2005 at 8:03pmNo we didn't. We all head home. Thanks Mano for organizing and was nice to see those who came!
November 6, 2005 at 6:25pmImrana ...how was it? Sorry I couldnt make it!!!! did you guys go for sheesha after?>?????
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"Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I'll meet you there."
November 4, 2005 at 10:39amKhair mubarak...you're right, the Ummah should always be in our thoughts. :)
November 4, 2005 at 8:02am[b][color=blue]Eid Mubarak everyone .... Lets dont forget the survivors of Quake in Pak .... and dont be extravagant. [/color][/b]
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HELLO EVERYONE I came across this village and immediately wanted to join - coz as the name suggests i am neither a ABCD nor am a FOB. i am ME and only and totally ME i was born in Pakistan and have grown up in Pakistan, went to college and now am training in Pakistan. but i am still the best blend of east and west that u will find anywhere. am new to the cyber world of naseeb but am learning my way and have made some lovely friends and hope ... Read More
November 13, 2005 at 10:16amyes yes it is very quiet village... but not to worry, a new kinda nonfob is in town....ME... darn i sound so dorky, maybe i am in the wrong village...lol...how u doing virgogirl?
November 9, 2005 at 7:56pm[color=darkorchid][b]thanx QL but i must say rather quiet village not much happening here[/b][/color]
