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  • I'VE BEEN ASKED A FEW TIMES THAT WE SHOULD DO A DAY OUT FOR LONDONCREW,,,, SO I THOUGHT WHY NOT PARIS??? ANYONE INTERESTED PLEASE LET ME KNOW ASAP????

 
  • DID YOU WATCH THE PROGRAMME ON GAY MUSLIMS ON CHANNEL 4, IT TALKED ABOUT MUSLIM MEN WHO PRAY AND CAN'T CONTROL THEY SEXUALITY,,,, ALSO A MUSLIM GIRL WHO WAS A LESBIEN??? WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT MUSLIM GAYS???

    February 8, 2006 at 9:31am
    Then we are, and always have been, in complete agreement, Rosewater! Thank you for your clarifications!
    February 8, 2006 at 9:13am
    Asalaam U Alaikum Shamsideen. You're comments are wise MashAllah but I'm not sure what you mean by you agreeing with me that homosexuality is not natural. I don't recall...
    February 7, 2006 at 12:21pm
    salam aleikum shamsideen! (H)
 
  • I'm heading to Orlando to visit family and relatives next month, and a couple of my friends will be coming down to hang out for a few days as well. They'll probably want to shoot a round of golf while they're in Orlando... can any of you recommend a public course that doesn't cost an arm and a leg for out-of-state visitors? They'll probably have to rent a couple of sets of clubs as well. Something closer to the southwest side of town would be ideal, e.g. Dr. Philips, rather than Altamonte or Longwood. Thanks... Read More

 
  • I'm heading to Orlando to visit family and relatives next month, and a couple of my friends will be coming down to hang out for a few days as well. They'll probably want to shoot a round of golf while they're in Orlando... can any of you recommend a public course that doesn't cost an arm and a leg for out-of-state visitors? They'll probably have to rent a couple of sets of clubs as well. Something closer to the southwest side of town would be ideal, e.g. Dr. Philips, rather than Altamonte or Longwood. Thanks... Read More

 
 
  • HIGHLIGHTS OF KARBALA Think not of those who are slain in God's way as dead. Nay, they live, finding their sustenance in the presence of their Lord. Holy Quran (3:169) The events of Karbala reflect the collision of the good versus the evil, the virtuous versus the wicked, and the collision of Imam Hussain (the head of virtue) versus Yazid (the head of impiety). Imam Hussain (pbuh) was a revolutionary person, a righteous man, the religious authority, the Imam of Muslim Ummah (nation). As the representative of ... Read More

 
  • Any recomendations for Desi Flicks for people with atleast 1/2 a brain (well maybe a whole brain) but maybe tht's asking for too much :)

    February 4, 2006 at 10:41am
    Yea I have seperated old Amitabh from Young Amitabh its like man does not even same like the same perosn... cause now he is in every movie! Ok Rang De Basanti it is then....
    February 4, 2006 at 7:41am
    amitabh was awesome! he had a charisma that can never be returned...sharukh tries to go there but he's too fake
    February 4, 2006 at 1:30am
    I agree with Smartgirl - Rang de Basanti was good.
 
 
  • HAMAS STMT TO US, EU, MUSLIM & ARAB NATIONS, PALSTINS & ISRLIS: READ THE WHOLE LETTER: www.guardian.co.uk Our message to the Muslim and Arab nations is this: you have a responsibility to stand by your Palestinian brothers and sisters whose sacrifices are made on behalf of all of you. Our people in Palestine should not need to wait for any aid from countries that attach humiliating conditions to every dollar or euro they pay despite their ... Read More

 
  • Is anyone besides me and Afaq currently watching The State of the Union? It's making me soooooooooo mad! Your thoughts? Comments? me: hiv aids? he can spell "hiv"?! wow afaq: i hope he said " i want a young african girl as my slave" "and do drugs at the same time"

    February 1, 2006 at 10:04pm
    lol @ Labs. I totally agree :) his votes were rigged... the truth will come out yearrrrrrs from now.
    February 1, 2006 at 5:59pm
    i agree, bush 'can' have another term, as first time round, he got in for free.. without winning [lwq] (then again he can have loads more terms, he just has to do some re-rigg...
    February 1, 2006 at 4:06pm
    actually Basit, Bush CAN have a second term...seeing that the first time around he was sitting in for Al Gore.. #: (H)
 
 
  • ___________________________________ __________ In the Name of God, the Beneficent, the Merciful The University of Toronto-based group Advocates for Islam presents ___________________________________ _________ The End of Mysticism II: A COGNITIVE ANALYSIS OF SPIRITUALISM AND MYSTICISM AS CLAIMANTS OF TRUTH "Truth has come (to prevail) and falsehood has vanished. Truly falsehood always vanishes" (Qur'an 17:81). The vanishing of falsehood is related to the continuous realization and understandin... Read More

    February 1, 2006 at 9:10am
    They are Muslims attending University of Toronto for the most part.
    January 31, 2006 at 11:10pm
    Does anyone know who these 'advocated for islam' are?
 
  • For those who can't stomach raw or steamed spinach... 1/2 kg washed and chopped spinach 250grams ground beef or lamb 2 onions, chopped small 2 tomatoes chopped small (optional) 1 clove garlic (optional) oil 1/4 cup rice 1/3 or 1/2 cup water salt pepper brown the meat in oil or butter, add onions cook until translucent, add tomatoes, cover and cook for 6-7 min. add minced garlic, add spinach.. do not stir at this moment bec. its almost impossible.. cover and wait for 10 min until the spinach is soft... Read More

 
  • There aren't many Punjabis in texas.. hehe just an fyi.. people need to do something about that hellO!

 
 
  • Hiya! If there are any dentists or optometrists in this here village, I'd like to bug you with a few special questions. The laid back non harrassing type questions.. My email is [email protected] (I don't get on often and would most likely get lost looking for this village :) .. or end up joining god knows how many other villages..JUST CANT GET ENOUGH OF IT!! thanks adios

 
  • So like ... yeah, I created this village centuries ago! Anyways, anyone want to recommend any good websites of any kind (regarding dentistry... I thought I had to clarify before freaky deeky sites start being recommended eh); studying for dat now. But yeah, I'd greatly appreciate it. Or just email me at [email protected] Thanks

 
 
  • The children struggling to survive More than three months after first visiting Pakistan's earthquake-stricken zone, our Photographer of the Year, Dan Chung, has returned to the area to record the trials and fortitude of thousands of victims Dan Chung in Kuz Ganrshal, Pakistan Tuesday January 31, 2006 The Guardian www.guardian.co.uk Children in Kuz Ganrshal, a remote village in northern Pakistan, where Oxfam is distributing aid for the first time. ... Read More

 
  • Let's say you are in between 2 choices and only 2 choices (even if it dosen't make sense to u) A: you will be able to finish your career but chances you will not have a family from your own. B: you will be able to raise a family from your own, however you must give up ur career. you cannot continue your career. this is not right or wrong question, which choice will be more accepted to you?

    February 3, 2006 at 6:16am
    Egyptian culture is so accomodating. In the Indopak culture, if you are not a doctor you are out of luck :)
    February 2, 2006 at 10:39am
    i believe i am more into the family side. however in Egyptian society people often look down to those who don't have education degree. therefor having a degree become important...
    February 1, 2006 at 10:28pm
    if you put this way, then I change my choice and this goes for men and women as well. Of course if I have to choose (or if I have to give an advice to my sister) between educati...