YA ALI MADAAD.

This is my new Shia Blog.

I hope you enjoy it.

i recently became a revival user and when i was filling out the form there was something missing the pass word bit. i checked my e mail and foud out that they pick your password for u . and guess what the chose for me somethign like PMhbgLZYNh, no disrespect but how am i supposed to read that??????????? :evil:

Making the Qur’an the Spring of Our Hearts

Hamza Yusuf

Millions across the world watched the Europeam Champions League final where Manchester United were victorious. A brilliant Ronaldo goal, an unexpected Lampard equaliser, Drogba hitting the post and then getting sent off- those were some of the highlights of a breath-taking match. Did you watch it? What's your reaction to the match? Have your say here on The Revival Forums.

There was once a Lion who came across three bulls: a red bull, a white bull and a black bull. The Lion tried to attack them but because they were strong together he decided to bide his time. He befriended the bulls and told them he was protecting them.

One day he called the Red Bull and the Black Bull and said ”My friends I am really concerned for you.”
“Why?” they asked. The Lion responded “The White Bull represents a threat to you; he stands out with his complexion and he is going to make you a target for other predators and hunters; the lives of both of you at risk, let me eliminate him.”

By Majed Iqbal- www.majedsblog.wordpresss.com

The Four part episode titled "Blood, Sweat and T-shirts" drew to an end this week. The TV show Followed Six young fashion addicts who swap shopping on the high street with working in India’s cotton fields and clothes factories. Amrita (21), Georgina (20), Mark (24), Richard (24), Stacey (20) and Tara (21) decide to visit India and witness first hand the role of this country in supplying the UK with high street fashion

By Majed Iqbal- www.majedsblog.wordpresss.com

Salaam

As part of a project I'm working on I decided to write some short pieces. Snapshots of life that are useful to see. I call them, 'lifebites'.

This is #1. I wrote it after thinking that the...

...difference between a painting and a photograph is that they both capture something beautiful, But a photo locks it away forever like a bird in a cage or a butterfly under glass. Whereas a painting captures but also sets free like a beautiful lifechanging moment that whilst intense is fresh every time its experienced.

Hope its useful. Enjoy.