Salaams!
I haven't been on here for a little while, but i've been very busy trying to sort myself out.
Now, after lots of job-hunting, iv been offered 3 jobs all at once!!
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2 in turkey, starting middle of next month, 1 is in Ankara (the capital) but it's only for 6 weeks, the other is in Konya which is the hometown of Rumi & is all spiritual apparently, & is for over 2 months so I would prefer that I think.
SAlaaaaaaaam
i need help. i need an ayah of the Quran or a hadith that would motivate/encourage someone to wear scarf. any suggestions? THANK YOU
Hey,
In my house we got a talk going on every week and my turns on sunday coming.
im planning to do a talk on emotions and how to deal with certain emotions and what islam says about it such as the duas and actions islam tells us to perform or recite during anger happiness sadness etc.
anyone got any ideas and care to help?...
Got this as an email. Thought i'd share as sharing is caring 
Currently the middle east is going through a set of disturbances, something which is undoing a part of what was done there a century ago when the countries were carved up and eventually lead to a multitude of despicable regimes.
What they are fighting for is also a multitude of things, but a major theme is one of dignity and freedom. and jobs and prosperity, but the latter can be eased by the former.
So far Tunisia and Egypt caved and the regimes fell - the end result may be for the good, or it may be the same or worse, as instability always has a price.
Yemen is brinking on the edge of total chaos where the ruling President has promised to stand down but not many believe him. Some prominent figures, including in the army have asked him to go, others have asked him to stay.
Muslim Aid have organised an adventurous trek to the top of the highest mountain in Britain and we’re challenging YOU to climb it in our Ben Nevis Trek 2011.
Your challenge is to raise £300 and join a group of enthusiastic and compassionate people dedicated to combating drought in Africa. Muslim Aid’s water projects in Africa have been bringing a lifeline to communities for over 25 years and now you can be a part of this amazing cause.
Trek details
Departure:Friday 20th May 2011
Trek day: Saturday 21st May 2011
Return: Sunday 22nd May 2011
Your target: £300
Location:Glen Nevis, Scotland
Golden Ticket:The top fundraiser will get to travel to one of our Africa field offices to visit one of our projects.
Muslim Aid have organised an adventurous trek to the top of the highest mountain in Britain and we’re challenging YOU to climb it in our Ben Nevis Trek 2011.
Your challenge is to raise £300 and join a group of enthusiastic and compassionate people dedicated to combating drought in Africa. Muslim Aid’s water projects in Africa have been bringing a lifeline to communities for over 25 years and now you can be a part of this amazing cause.
Trek details
Departure:Friday 20th May 2011
Trek day: Saturday 21st May 2011
Return: Sunday 22nd May 2011
Your target: £300
Location:Glen Nevis, Scotland
Golden Ticket:The top fundraiser will get to travel to one of our Africa field offices to visit one of our projects.
Six Attacks by Shaytaan - Ten Defenses
The evil of Shaytaan is limited to six categories, he continues [to assault] mankind until he succeeds in one or more of them:
1) The evil of polytheism and disbelief;
2) Then innovations;
3) Next are the major sins;
4) Then the minor sins;
5) Subsequently, busying people with practicing Mubahaat [Actions that one is neither ordered to do or prohibited from performing specifically]
6) Next is busying them with practicing deeds which are good instead of deeds which are better.
The reasons that safeguard a servant from the Shaytaan are ten:
1) Seeking refuge with Allaah from him;
2) Reading al Mu'awathatain [ Surat an Naas and Surat al Falaq];
3) Reading Ayatul Kursi;
