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Apple and Date cake

4 eggs, 15g of baking powder, mix

1 yogurt, 1 cup of sugar, 3/4 cup of oil, mix

3.5 cups of plain flour + 1/2 cup of self raising flour. or just put 4 cups of plain flour to make things simple. basically add flour until you get the "right" consistency, it was to be smoothly flowing and leave a mark on the batter. but not too flowy.

1 teaspoon of cinnamon powder

1 apple cut in cubes, (or however much you wanna put in) and 5 dates (or however much you wanna put it, tis all UP TO YOU)

Mix (with a spatula if you want so the apples/dates dont get destroyed)

BAKE ITTTT

150 ish, 45 ish minutes (just poke it and see if its dry in the middle)

EAT.

ALL OF IT

IN ONE DAY.

The things we can't recover in life...

There are some things that you cannot recover in life:

1) The stone after it's thrown.

2) The word after it's said. 

3) The occassion after it's missed.

4) The time after it's gone.

5) A person after they've passed away.

Whatever you have will perish, but what you send forward is stored in the treasures of Allah. We make a living by what we have, but we make a life by what we give. 

- Shaykh Zahir Mahmood.

HTC One X updated to Jellybean (Android 4.1)

I yesterday got the much awaited for update to the phone software to Android 4.1.

Its just minor refinements, but now also includes "Google Now".

I havent turned that on, as its creepy for your phone to know that you are going work befoer you do... but you can still use voice with the google search box and its really good.

Without turning on Google Now, I dont know a way to get the weather to be set to celcius instead of centrigrade, but its still good. It can answer some queries in voice, for others it will bring up google search results if needed or even carry out actions.

"Is it going to rain tomorrow?" (spoken reply) "yes, the forcast for tomorrow in ... is 45 degrees with rain"

"Set alarm for 9am"

"Send message to ..."

Looking for God

 

 

Looking for God

By: Yasmin Mogahed

 

I’ve been looking for God my whole life. I just didn’t know it. When we study those things that we all seek—in life, in a companion, in everything—we’ll find that both the believer and the atheist are actually just seeking God. See, God is the designer. Whether you’re an atheist or a believer, God is the designer of your needs, youraffinities, your inclinations. And He has designed these inner drives to fit the natural order: tawheed (to seek, recognize and submit to one single higher power).

Think for a moment about what you and I seek. What do you look for in a companion, for example? What are we running after and willing to give anything just to hear?

“I’m taking care of you.”

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