NO TOPIC the Third
Well This is the new new No Topic Topic. π
For those who do not know, this place is to talk about nothing. Nada. Zilch. And everything else which according to you does not deserve it's own topic. (Or you could choose to make a blog post)
The other one was getting a bit long... So we have a new start.
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Re: Ya'qub wrote:
Joie de Vivre β Thu, 13 Mar 2008 - 19:18
Congratulations. First the beard and now this. You can dance the tango and drive a Ferrari better than anyone I've ever seen. Just remember, with great power comes great responsibility.
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
Ya'qub β Thu, 13 Mar 2008 - 23:08
Here is the latest spammy message I got:
The author missed out a few commas and an apostrophe, but I guess I should let them off since they have no nose or ears plus they are dead. And ginger too, as if it wasn't bad enough.
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
Confo β Sat, 15 Mar 2008 - 22:11
Why does it seem to be that there is less and less about Islam on this site and more and more about secular acrobatics?
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
Joie de Vivre β Sat, 15 Mar 2008 - 22:30
Religious conversations seem to peter out, or those that come here to discuss Islam tend also to promote strong sectarian or political views and don't get much response. This site needs a good Imam to post once a week or so. He would thus get the ball rolling, keep things on track and provide a singular authority (not that everyone would have to subscribe if their own authority differs).
Then again, on this site young Muslims (and me) wish each other a Juma and Eid Mubarak, share a little of what goes on their lives, request duas for the hard times and behave with great respect, friendship and genuine concern for one another, which is a pretty good start on most forums.
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
You β Sat, 15 Mar 2008 - 23:43
because we discuss whatever people bring to the table.
Want convo on a religious matter? start one. Secular? start one.
That is how forums work. (I am of the opinion there are many people lurking waiting for someone to start a discussion so they can jump in... they just do not start them. or think of them before hand.)
Ofcourse it is not that simple - what is the difference between a secular and religious discussion?
yes, football (I will add "probably" to not insult otehrs :P) would be secular, and "Rabbi Ul Awwal" be quasi religious, but where would news go? aljazeerah? morals? shaking hands? a little bit of both.
ofcourse I could game the system, start a few different and varied discussions to kickstart everything, but ... why don't I? good question.
Got other things to do so if we want vibrant discussions, may as well go ahead and start them.
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
Angel β Sat, 15 Mar 2008 - 23:54
Who's confo?
I thought i liked this new forum!
But I HATE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think im gona be away for a few months, this forum is seriously confusing, cannot find anything, when i log in i have to scroll the page to the middle as it isnt perfectly aliged already!
Its anoying because i cant check my sent items and its just bloody confusing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rant over
Bye bye
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
You β Sun, 16 Mar 2008 - 00:02
Which browser? I need to test this and fix it.
When you go to inbox and choose sent items, what happens?
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
Noor β Sun, 16 Mar 2008 - 00:10
Angel habibti! how have you been! you coming to the seerah course next week? xxx
@Sirus: Mubarak akhi! passed your driving test and got the job you badly wanted, maashaAllah. well done. blessings of Rabbi al-Awwal :d
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
Angel β Sun, 16 Mar 2008 - 23:00
Admin - im using internet explorer (i know you hate it but i dont!)
Everytime i come on revival (logged on or not) the page isnt aligned perfectly so i have to scroll every time to view a diff page or thread, rather anoying!
I tried selecting the drop down for sent items but it didnt work however it is now :S
Can you fix the above though coz its doing my head in
thanks
Sirus - congrats!!
Noori - nope i wont be coz i have a milad at my house on sunday plus no time to travel at the mo what with work! x
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
You β Sun, 16 Mar 2008 - 23:33
Can you hit ctrl + f5? I think the alignment issues should be fixed. (What size is your monitor?)
(I may hate Internet Explorer - but too many people use it to ignore. The world hates me.)
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
Angel β Sun, 16 Mar 2008 - 23:36
wow that fixed it!! i hate you though (wish it took you forever to fix!) muhahahaha
thanks π
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
You β Sun, 16 Mar 2008 - 23:38
Since you hate me, can you tell me how bad the new colours are?
(I was gonna use Ya'qub as the guinea pig, but he disappeared faster than I could say "hey, don't disapear!")
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
Angel β Sun, 16 Mar 2008 - 23:49
That would mean i was helping you oh but what the heck
I think for the first time ever you have got it right, the light blue, the peach and the creme fit perfectly and the bright orange is perfect at the top since it is eye-catching. I dont think they are bad, why are u thinking that? :S
Its a total difference from the old site but new fresh start!
Maybe someone who hates it can advise you coz im liking it, sowwie!
No, the new theme changes
You β Sun, 16 Mar 2008 - 23:52
I meant the changes I made just before that post - the background of the content on the front page is no longer white, some browns are now brown... I think it is better, but well... i am not too headstrong when ti comes to colours.
Re: No, the new theme changes
Angel β Sun, 16 Mar 2008 - 23:59
White is boring
but the brown gives it warmth and doesnt make the space stand out like a sore thumb.
nighty nighty
Language studies
Naz β Tue, 18 Mar 2008 - 15:21
Does anyone of here study either French or Arabic?
If you do how much do you pay?
Re: Language studies
Noor β Tue, 18 Mar 2008 - 18:13
i was studying Arabic but i stopped going, teacher was rubbish. I paid Β£60, twas half price for students.
Re: Language studies
xSmurfy786x β Tue, 18 Mar 2008 - 18:21
I studied French AND Arabic in Year 7,8and 9 Hehe π
It Was Freeeee π
Re: studied arabic
Ya'qub β Tue, 18 Mar 2008 - 23:06
You did Arabic in school? Masha'Allah!
Was that in Algeria or Morocco?
Re: studied arabic
MuslimBro β Wed, 19 Mar 2008 - 00:48
I hope to study Arabic in the future inshaAllah.
It's become almost like a clichΓ© as a Shaykh was saying. If people were asked what they have/want to study out of something like Aqeedah, Fiqh, Arabic, Tajweed, most people would probably say Arabic, which don't get me wrong is important but setting out priorities is also important.
One thing I wouldn't recommend to anyone, crash courses! If you want to learn anything about Islam it's better to spend time on it.
Studying in Syria sounds good. So can someone tell me what you actually do, is it like spending most of your time with a teacher in the mosque and then chilling out in the weekends?
Re: Language studies
Naz β Wed, 19 Mar 2008 - 14:12
Thats cheap, round my end its Β£188. Coz i aint a student anymore nor am i cliaming any benefits i will probs have to pay it all π life sucks when you aint a student no more.
lol i too studied French back in high school and its was free and i also have a GCSE in it. Im thinking maybe French coz i wouldnt be starting from scratch.
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
Angel β Wed, 19 Mar 2008 - 20:47
Me too!! phew boy is that a relieft and i can honestly second what noor said, it is the blessing of Mawlid-un-Nabi ο·Ί throughout my driving test i kept receiting durood-o-salam all thanks to Allah (swt) and the Holy Prophet ο·Ί π
Muslim bro - my cousin is studying in syria he's also doing fiqh/hadith etc and doing his arabic class, its tough work and this is his second yr, he got married last yr and took his wife, its worth it though.
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
Noor β Wed, 19 Mar 2008 - 20:54
mubarak ya ukhti! well dun! the faiz of rabbi al-awal ey? maashaAllah walhamdulilah! oh yeah, Qasim/Ansa had a baby girl! shaykh-ul-islam named her Sukayna!
Re: Ya'qub wrote:
Angelic (not verified) β Wed, 19 Mar 2008 - 23:29
Thanks Noor, it defo was due to Mawlid-un-Nabi (saw).
Yeh I heard about Ansa, say my congrats to Ansa, my cousin told me a few days ago, hows Ansa doing and little Sukayna?
x
Re: NO TOPIC the Third
Ya'qub β Thu, 20 Mar 2008 - 13:22
Re: NO TOPIC the Third
Naz β Fri, 21 Mar 2008 - 22:36
Why do ppl get offended or peeved when one Muslim corrects another Muslim on something they have done wrong or are doing wrong?
E.g. I was reading namaaz in jamaat and at the end of prayer a woman said βI donβt mean to offend anyone but I noticed that when some of you were praying there were gaps in between you. Donβt leave any gaps, stand shoulder to shoulder, feet to feet coz otherwise the shataan comes between the gaps and whispers to you."
I didnβt realise this and when I heard it I was really grateful that she said something but some of the girls were acting a bit funny :s
Re: NO TOPIC the Third
Seraphim β Sat, 22 Mar 2008 - 15:45
Bcoz generally people dont like being told their wrong. Why bcoz they're a$$holes (pls dont delete that!). Its true... only someone who was sooo arrogant to believe they're right 24 hours a day and 7 days a week would get insulted if someone corrected.
Re: NO TOPIC the Third
Noor β Sat, 22 Mar 2008 - 18:50
maybe them sisters didnβt follow that ruling, ankle to ankle, shoulder to shoulder.
Re: NO TOPIC the Third
Naz β Sat, 22 Mar 2008 - 21:48
The way that i have been taught to pray is that women must keep their feet close togther so that the ankles are touching each other and the sides of the knees. Men on the other hand are suppose to separate their feet a little. When the women said shoulder to shoulder and feet to feet (which makes it impossible to keep your feet together) i still took it on board.
Re: NO TOPIC the Third
MuslimBro β Mon, 24 Mar 2008 - 02:25
You can pray next to someone where their shoulders and ankles are touching yours, however it's not a must.
When I'm praying next to a hanafi, they touch shoulders but not ankles, but with non-hanafi's, they tend to do both.
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