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al-Habib The Beloved may Allah bless him and grant him peace A two-day conference dedicated to developing a love of the Best of Creation, the Prophet Muhammad, (salla Allahu 'alayhi wa sallam) in our hearts by examining different aspects of his life. April 15-16, 2006 Chinese Cultural Center (across the street from the Islamic Center of Irvine) 6 Truman Irvine, CA 92620 Directions Speakers: Shaykh Sadullah Khan Dr. Muzammil Siddiqi Ustadhah Maha Hamoui Amir Abdel Malik Ali Dr. Imad Bayou... Read More
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al-Habib The Beloved may Allah bless him and grant him peace A two-day conference dedicated to developing a love of the Best of Creation, the Prophet Muhammad, (salla Allahu 'alayhi wa sallam) in our hearts by examining different aspects of his life. April 15-16, 2006 Chinese Cultural Center (across the street from the Islamic Center of Irvine) 6 Truman Irvine, CA 92620 Directions Speakers: Shaykh Sadullah Khan Dr. Muzammil Siddiqi Ustadhah Maha Hamoui Amir Abdel Malik Ali Dr. Imad Bayou... Read More
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"Beirut Nights" is my favorite internet radio station. They play English/French/Arabic music, mainly trance, eurodance, and techno. Great high energy music for listening at work, after work, in the shower, or whenever! www.beirutnights.com Click on LiveListen and then select your player. Share the cool stuff that you listen to on the net.
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"Beirut Nights" is my favorite internet radio station. They play English/French/Arabic music, mainly trance, eurodance, and techno. Great high energy music for listening at work, after work, in the shower, or whenever! www.beirutnights.com Click on LiveListen and then select your player. Share the cool stuff that you listen to on the net.
March 20, 2006 at 2:30amBeen listening to it since 2003, T3mah. Sam has a GREAT music selection!
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What do you think? Has anyone here even watched the original? I was a big fan.
March 20, 2006 at 1:33pmyea reminds me of how the original Star Trek fans reacted to the The next Generation when it came out. I will continue watching and see how it turns.
March 20, 2006 at 1:26pmWell, the original was a lot more dramatic and most adventures lasted a few episodes. It was never over in half an over. Maybe it will pickup as it goes along. The original show...
March 20, 2006 at 1:35amI never saw the original, this is the first time I see this one and I liked it. how does it compare to the original?
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Assalamu Alaikum, What better way is there to get into shape and have fun? Come and join us for our weekly swim on Sundays! Please note that the session on February 27th was cancelled, as the pool was closed for cleaning. The session has been rescheduled for March 19th, 7:30-8:30pm. Members, please bring your membership card. All newcomers are welcome! SisterSwim is launching the Spring Session. The dates run from April 2nd all the way to June 18th 2006 from 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm, excluding Ea... Read More
March 27, 2006 at 5:07pmsister swim?... I have one 18 letter word for ya.... HARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAM!!!!
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Heyy. I was thinking about gettin a hair cut. But every hair cut i usually get is so blah. So I was wondering if yall knew abt the latest hair styles or could gimme a website on it. Id really appreciate it. Thanks, Naz
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Did this village just miraculously die or were there actual reasons for it? Well the only reasons that i could think of are 1. Naseeb wasnt working with its interaction alerts... (i slide the fact that it wasnt working for many days) 2. The weather is getting nicer therefore all of us are out playing tennis 3. We were all at the aussie open? (i know i wasnt) 4. Everyone is gearing up for Wimbledon? and my favorite... 5. we all got a life away from naseeb? Naaa....that couldnt remotely be possible... Read More
May 15, 2006 at 5:12pmMarat Safin is indeed a muslim,in fact he's not Russian but a Tartar like Rudolph Nureyev,Tartar's moved to central asia 4000 years ago from palestine,modern tartar's a turkish ...
April 10, 2006 at 6:46pmTennis is great actually! and thats not an encouraging statement so i wouldnt say no more. Im a big fan of Tim Henman and Greg Rusedski, i think there admirable players. Ive bee...
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Hi fello naseebers .. I need again your tips if you know any train routes? Bus numbers & terminal numbers etc?? Will be muchly appreciated?? Cairo (Egypt) What is the cheaqpest and quickest way to get to the city centre from air port and back? What route you will take if you want to cover the followings in 6 days?? Cairo, Aswan, Luxor, Abusimbel, Sharmelsheikh, Mt Senai, Muhammad Ali mosque, and Alexandria? Lonodn:: What is the cheaqpest and quickest way to get to the city centre (on an easter sun... Read More
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Hi Guys .. I need again your tips if you know any train routes? Bus numbers & terminal numbers etc?? Will be muchly appreciated?? Lonodn:: What is the cheaqpest and quickest way to get to the city centre (on an easter sunday) from Heathrow air port? Paris::: What is the cheapest and quickest way to get to the Paris Orley airport from City? Geneva:: What is the cheaqpest and quickest way to get to the city centre from Airport ? Rome: What is the cheaqpest and quickest way to get to the city c... Read More
March 21, 2006 at 12:58amUniversity of London Halls of residences ::: enlighten me more please... i am there from April 16th - 21..is that a uni break time?
March 20, 2006 at 9:01amwhich czech link.. this geneva one? the .ch = switzerland http://www.gva.ch/en/transport/tpublics.asp trick (i think!) to change the french pages to english ones --> repla...
March 20, 2006 at 6:53amnice..thank you...but the czek republic link shows me first page in english then other pages are in czeck ...
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"The Pathans are known for their physical strength. They are tall, light-coloured and handsome, good soldiers and for the most part bear arms from a young age. They are diligent and intelligent, faithful to an exemplary degree and are known in the world as outstanding hosts." I started to weight lift again and SUBHANALLAH what takes people an entire summer I accomplished 2 weeks. I can see all the muscle groups in my legs (I was squatting 300) and my arms have gotten so huge so fast that they... Read More
March 22, 2006 at 6:55pmBabes, you SHOULD go back...it's fun, keeps the mind "alive," and in the process you are only advancing yourself. It's definitely worthwhile! :)
March 22, 2006 at 12:34pmBabyj: Join the ranks of our mighty muscular Aragon then :) Oh yeah speaking of whom, don't see him the village anymore...is he still around?
March 22, 2006 at 8:15amand im sure u invite random ppl off the street for tea...(and if they decline, u carry them with ur ripping pashtun muscles and threaten them with ur klashinkov to come over for...
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Sweet 16 after beating storied powerhouses MSU and UNC. Anybody going to MCI to catch the Patriots this coming week?
April 6, 2006 at 9:43pmhmm hopefully they don't to the final four and lose four times in a row....buffalo bills style.
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So basically I'm stealing this idea from the NYC village. I wanted to see if folks were up for meeting maybe once a month or so for dinner/coffee to practice their urdr/punjabi skills. this would be a good way for those of us who are new to the area like myself to meet up with others and for all of us to keep up/improve our speaking skills. Any interest?
April 3, 2006 at 7:35pmthanks folks for expressing interest. let me know what days/times work best for everyone. I was thinking maybe a Sunday afternoon brunch once a month? also, i'm pretty ...
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I attended South Beach Bhangra and finally understand what that tree structure is all about. Sort of. your honorary punjabi, Asma
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I understand one of the organisers (Labina/Labs) of the charity event on the 27th of November of 2005 is a regular poster here. Can anyone please tell what has happened to the money ? 4 months on and still nothing has been handed over to charity ..this is a quite shameful and wicked situation. Is someone sitting on the money or kept it for themselves and spent it ? Until this situation is sorted out it will forever be a noose round your neck ..people do not forget and if someone has pocketed the money for them... Read More
April 18, 2006 at 8:00amI see ...so once again when it comes to taking the final step and actually telling us how much was raised for charity that night (and also enabling us to verify it), the organis...
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Hi, Soon it will be shaadi time for me! Fear: waleema will be booring. Neither my friends nor I are much into danncing. Gathering will be relatively small, perhaps 180 people. Ideas as to what can be done to spice things up? How to make a small event into something memorable? Thanks!
April 16, 2006 at 7:04pmMake a nice slide show. Get your guests involved. Tell each table taht they have to pick one person to tell a story about the groom/bride. If more than one person at each table ...
April 15, 2006 at 4:35pma theme or dress code can lighten up and add color to celebrations.
April 9, 2006 at 4:42pmHow about a Bhangra troupe? Usually the local college campuses have a Indian/Pakistani student association that do annual shows.
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Go to www.hamza.co.uk One person will get a free iPod Nano. Only open to people in the United Kingdom though.
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anyway i went to watch a South African film (subtitled) on Friday called Tsotsi.. it was a great film - the story about a gangster who finds himself with a baby in his hands which changes his life. Even though you can guess the outcome, the different characters, setting, and emotions make this a powerful movie. If you are into to foreign movies, then definitely go watch this.. I'd rate this 7/10... Synopsis In a shantytown on the edges of Johannesburg, South Africa, nineteen year old Tsotsi (Presley ... Read More
March 27, 2006 at 10:12amI'm finding it hard to keep up with all these cinema villages lol It was a brilliant film.
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anyway i went to watch a South African film (subtitled) on Friday called Tsotsi.. it was a great film - the story about a gangster who finds himself with a baby in his hands which changes his life. Even though you can guess the outcome, the different characters, setting, and emotions make this a powerful movie. If you are into to foreign movies, then definitely go watch this.. I'd rate this 7/10... Synopsis In a shantytown on the edges of Johannesburg, South Africa, nineteen year old Tsotsi (Presley ... Read More
March 24, 2006 at 10:35amI saw it on Monday, great film. I just wrote something up in my journal about it!
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The Asia Society invites you to a panel discussion entitled: Not a Laughing Matter: BEHIND THE DANISH CARTOON CONTROVERSY Wednesday, March 22nd, 2006 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Asia Society, 725 Park Avenue at 70th Street, New York In a timely panel, discussants on this important issue will examine the current tensions surrounding the publication of the cartoons depicting caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed, which were first published in the Danish newspaper, Jyllands-Posten, and the subsequent political... Read More
