Hello New members ;)
Salaam
Thought I may aswell start this off as all past members will also need to re-register.
Inshallah we will be a friendly bunch here, but expect many firework displays as we all defend our positions.
[b]EDIT[/b]
Just to avoid confusion, I have written some[url=/node/185] guidelines to choosing a name[/url].
Wasalaam
EDIT 2
Best new members create a new topic or a blog post to introduce themselves. This topic is now closed.
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but ill never be able to finish it all in time, i have more homework from my IS teacher that all my teachers put together!
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[quote=Seraphim][quote=Naz][quote=Sumaiya][quote=Courage][quote=wednesday][quote=Courage]And ironically, it was my AS Law textbook that I got that from![/quote]
really? under what topic?[/quote]
It was comparing barristers and solicitors to consultants and GPs and saying that it's totally different.[/quote]
i wanted to be a barrister at one time but i heard that it was haram because you could be supporting some who is guilty and helping them to get away with a crime. [/quote]
Its a very snooty profession. You have to go to like 8 dinners a year and be one of them to fit in. Its too hard for a practicing Muslim to survive in that profession. Plus you have to sit around until you actually get some work. So what is one suppose to do in the meantime? One of my undergraduate lecturers was a Barrister but then went part time coz he wasnt getting much work.
I think in criminal cases if your representing the defendant and your client actually committed the crime but has only told you about it you can actually stop acting for that person but you cant tell the court the reason coz of client confidentiality.
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Tru Tru,
In criminal cases you are under a duty not to mislead the courts. So if the client tells you he's guilty you need to advise him to make a guilty plea, otherwise you can choose to stop acting for him.
Barristers do tend to be a little snotty, they think of themselves as the elite (yeah rite... but who do they go for cases??? The SOLICITOR!!!). Anyho.[/quote]
Not all barristers are snooty or snobbish! It's actually against ethics to lie and cheat knowingly, it can get you disbarred. The more work expereince you've had the more cahnce you have of getting a pupillage.
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i know what u mean Sumaiya
i have loads of homework that i can say bye to a long day of eid shoppin
and instead 'enjoy' the packs of maths coz I've already finished most of I.S (thats Islamic studies)
lol
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same, ive nearly finished IS except for the project, u sed ud get all your work done by saturday, have you?
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[quote=Courage][quote=Seraphim][quote=Naz][quote=Sumaiya][quote=Courage][quote=wednesday][quote=Courage]And ironically, it was my AS Law textbook that I got that from![/quote]
really? under what topic?[/quote]
It was comparing barristers and solicitors to consultants and GPs and saying that it's totally different.[/quote]
i wanted to be a barrister at one time but i heard that it was haram because you could be supporting some who is guilty and helping them to get away with a crime. [/quote]
Its a very snooty profession. You have to go to like 8 dinners a year and be one of them to fit in. Its too hard for a practicing Muslim to survive in that profession. Plus you have to sit around until you actually get some work. So what is one suppose to do in the meantime? One of my undergraduate lecturers was a Barrister but then went part time coz he wasnt getting much work.
I think in criminal cases if your representing the defendant and your client actually committed the crime but has only told you about it you can actually stop acting for that person but you cant tell the court the reason coz of client confidentiality.
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Tru Tru,
In criminal cases you are under a duty not to mislead the courts. So if the client tells you he's guilty you need to advise him to make a guilty plea, otherwise you can choose to stop acting for him.
Barristers do tend to be a little snotty, they think of themselves as the elite (yeah rite... but who do they go for cases??? The SOLICITOR!!!). Anyho.[/quote]
Not all barristers are snooty or snobbish! It's actually against ethics to lie and cheat knowingly, it can get you disbarred. The more work expereince you've had the more cahnce you have of getting a pupillage.
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ok maybe not all but most of them are. Yes cheating and lying might be against ethics but it doesnt stop solicitors and barristers from doing it.
Just because you have more experience doesnt mean to say that you will necessarily get a. pupillage. Example candidate 1 white upper class male with some experience.
Candidate 2 Asian working class male with lots of experience.
Candidate no.1 will get the job, why because he is white. Law is still a very discriminate profession (it was worst a couple years back but as more Asians are starting to go into the profession some firms are taking on Asian candidates but, when it comes to a place like Halliwells (leading commercial law firm in Manchester) how many Muslims do they have? None!
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That doesn't mean you HAVE to cheat and lie, some Imams are outrageously offensive but that doesn't mean it's part of the job.
Yeah there is some discrimination but experience helps. And that doesn't mean you're doomed!
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Is it haram to wear a wig over the hijab?
Cos there used to be a Muslim women barrister in my old workplace, but I didn't think it was polite to ask if she put the white wig on top of her hijab.
Also, why is this (and another) discussion in the 'new members' thread? Huh? HUH?!
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You could have asked: "Just out of interest, do you wear the wig over the hijab in court?"
What makes you think it's haram?
Why is this in the New Members thread? Because we're protesting about you leaving us for Syria! Joke!
Introduction
Assalamu alaikum,
My name is Mohammed Rashid and I am 28 years old living in East London. I run a weekend Islamic School for children and adults called Dar Al Rahmah (www.daralrahmah.co.uk) and work full time as a Business Intelligence Consultant (IT) and am looking to move into IT project Management for Islamic Finance. If anybody knows of any good courses please do let me know!
JazakAllahu Khairan
Mohammed
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So what's your favourite chocolate? Sorry it's just Forum Custom that we ask you this.
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[quote=Sumaiya]same, ive nearly finished IS except for the project, u sed ud get all your work done by saturday, have you?[/quote]
yh i got it done apart from some maths and that huge project in I'S
can any1 tell me the rewards of laylatul qadr.... random homework
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[quote=Courage]So what's your favourite chocolate? Sorry it's just Forum Custom that we ask you this.[/quote]
no its not stop making up customs, leave it to the veterans to do that.
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Yeah it is. And I didn't make that one up!
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Actually at this point it may as well be a custom.
Which I originally started (you can check at the beginning of this thread), was only supposed to be a bit of fun. But it seems to have caught on. Mostly coz Mez became obsessed with it lol. Bless her.
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Or are you just taking credit for it?
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[quote=Courage]Or are you just taking credit for it?[/quote]
Didnt realise there was credit to be taken.
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[quote=Sumaiya]the amount of homework ive been given for my 2 weeks eid holiday, is enough to swim in![/quote]
but how long have you got off for eid? we only get two days!
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whoa, we get about 2 weeks
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[quote=Young Anonymous Muslimah][quote=Sumaiya]the amount of homework ive been given for my 2 weeks eid holiday, is enough to swim in![/quote]
but how long have you got off for eid? we only get two days! [/quote]
I only take the one day off!
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[quote=wednesday][quote=Sumaiya]whoa, we get about 2 weeks[/quote]
is it a faith school? then me not suprised![/quote]
yeah its a muslim school
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Why doesnt someone just set up an Eid thread? Were close enough.
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[quote=Naz]Why doesnt someone just set up an Eid thread? Were close enough. [/quote]
No
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[quote=Naz]Why doesnt someone just set up an Eid thread? Were close enough. [/quote]
Done
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^^^
yes so it would seem. Thanks Noor 😃
So if everyone would like to shift over (that includes you as well funzo) please.
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[quote=wednesday][quote=Sumaiya]whoa, we get about 2 weeks[/quote]
is it a faith school? then me not suprised![/quote]
yeah, but mine is meant to be a faith school too!
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is it an islamic school?
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Hello all.
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[quote=Midnight]Hello all.[/quote]
Hello midnight.
Interesting choice of signature.
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[quote=Seraphim][quote=Midnight]Hello all.[/quote]
Hello midnight.
Interesting choice of signature.[/quote]
Thanx.
And I could say the same thing to you.
the amount of homework ive been given for my 2 weeks eid holiday, is enough to swim in!