The Revival

Your Voice Matters!

Educating MuslimSister

MuslimSister —

Salaam

I received a letter from the PGCE department confirming my place in the teacher’s training course.

BUT, before I breathe a sigh of relief, this offer is conditional…I have to pass a maths equivalence test next Friday in order get in..

So I have 7 days to revise for GCSE maths. I don’t know how I’m going to find the time…

I already have my GCSE maths…but since I got a pathetic 11/28 in the maths paper in the interview (which was 11year old standard)…I basically have to take another maths test to secure my place.

I was looking at the past papers today…man was it stressing me out. I’m so thick when it comes to maths.

SO..in this thread you maths boffins are going to educate me…

I’ll often post up math problems and you guys will explain to me the easiest way to solve them..

Feel free to post up links…

And….yeah, what role does maths play in Islam? Apparently, many Muslim scholars were mathematicians who contributed to some of the formula’s that we use today….(and if I has an interest in maths I’d know who they were and how to contributed…)

Please enlighten me…

Wasalaam

Forum
General

126 comments

#91

Dave Mon, 6 Feb 2006 - 19:46

lol well if it's any help I learned how to deal with failure when I was six from a man named Dr. Seuss. You could look into his collected works for the key to dealing with failure

#92

The Dark Paladin Mon, 6 Feb 2006 - 23:25

Guest

MuslimSisterSalaam

Thank you so much guys for remembering..!

Paladin your input was appreciated.

Hah!!! 😃

If I were you, The Dark Paladin, I would charge MuslimSister for the Advise you gave!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Salaam Guest,

Ah, so you think I deserve a reward? Hmmm....
But surely:
"Praise from those who are (themselves) praiseworthy, is above all rewards."

May peace be blessed upon you.

#93

MuslimSisLilSis Mon, 6 Feb 2006 - 23:32

tis true

we shud all charge

she kept me awake at night-called me from downstairs persistantly

bothered our brother many times a day

and made u guys rack ur brains too

i cant think of a suitable repayment though :?:

#94

Dawud Mon, 6 Feb 2006 - 23:37

MuslimSisLilSis
and made u guys rack ur brains too

uh...yeah.

But credit where its due, cramming GCSE into one week thats classic winging it.

However a london born friend of mine informs me winging it isn't part of cockney dialect, so I leave you to try and figure it out. 🙂

#95

star Mon, 6 Feb 2006 - 23:37

Grrrrrrrrrrr..

MuslimSisterThe word “EHSAN” (favour) is derived from the word HUSN (beauty). In other words doing favours to one another is considered beautiful in the eyes of Allah (swt).

subhanALLAH.... how beautiful.

I say leave muslimsister alone. 😉

#96

MuslimSisLilSis Mon, 6 Feb 2006 - 23:39

Dawud

However a london born friend of mine informs me winging it isn't part of cockney dialect, so I leave you to try and figure it out. :)

i dont get it :?

whats winging? I knw what whining is

pls explain

#97

The Dark Paladin Mon, 6 Feb 2006 - 23:46

MuslimSisLilSistis true

we shud all charge

she kept me awake at night-called me from downstairs persistantly

bothered our brother many times a day

and made u guys rack ur brains too

i cant think of a suitable repayment though :?:

Salaam MuslimSisLilSis,

Please, you are most welcome, there is no need for any repayment...
Well not yet anyway - I may need your help if this forum thinks I'm a nerd and then starts picking on me because of my entries in 'The Lord of the Rings' thread 😉

Oh and happy returns on turning 19 😃
May The Almighty bless all your years with peace and happiness and may he make you of those who are joyous on the Day of Judgement. May he extend that blessing to all those who are dear to you and unto the rest of us who aspire to be dear to him.

May peace be blessed upon you.

#99

*DUST* Mon, 6 Feb 2006 - 23:50

MuslimSisLilSis

Dawud

However a london born friend of mine informs me winging it isn't part of cockney dialect, so I leave you to try and figure it out. :)

i dont get it :?

whats winging? I knw what whining is

pls explain

dawud isn't it spelt 'whinging'?

and if so, :shock: lilsis r u serious?

#102

*DUST* Tue, 7 Feb 2006 - 12:38

MuslimSisLilSisserious about what?

i dunno what "winging" is

well if Dawud is referring to the same word i was thinking of i.e. 'whinging', i am :shock: that uv never heard it before...

#104

Dawud Tue, 7 Feb 2006 - 19:38

Nooooo.

'Winging it' Mancunian phrase (it seems)

Hayder I can't think that you don't know what it is since you do it all the time. 😃

Basically its the same as 'going with the flow' mixed with 'freestyling' but with more an 'impromptu' undertone, and its usually associated with a complete and utter lack of preparation preceeded by a 'last minute' situtation and sometimes resulting in some excellent work under alot of pressure.

By the way 'King of The wing' is something diffirent form 'King of Winging'

e.g. the first is Giggsie!!! the second could be MR khusro.

#105

Sirus Tue, 7 Feb 2006 - 20:25

Bro Dawud.....speak english i can understand

i aint your examiner man :?

what do i do?! :o

i think you mean bieng spontaneous, let things happen, see how it goes, never prepare?

am i correct-o-mundo?

#106

Dave Tue, 7 Feb 2006 - 23:34

*DUST*

MuslimSisLilSisserious about what?

i dunno what "winging" is

well if Dawud is referring to the same word i was thinking of i.e. 'whinging', i am :shock: that uv never heard it before...

Actually i've never heard that word before.

#108

*DUST* Wed, 8 Feb 2006 - 01:10

Don Karnage

*DUST*
MuslimSisLilSisserious about what?

i dunno what "winging" is

well if Dawud is referring to the same word i was thinking of i.e. 'whinging', i am :shock: that uv never heard it before...

Actually i've never heard that word before.

lol, well dictionary.com does warn u that its a 'chiefly british' word... 😉

#111

MuslimSister Tue, 14 Mar 2006 - 16:56

I've found out today that I've passed my maths and been accepted onto my teachers traning course.

So, a great big THANK YOU to all that helped me out or made dua for me.

I really love all of you guys...

#112

*DUST* Tue, 14 Mar 2006 - 22:01

MuslimSisterI've found out today that I've passed my maths and been accepted onto my teachers traning course.

So, a great big THANK YOU to all that helped me out or made dua for me.

I really love all of you guys...

aww thats excellent, knew you'd do it, CONGRATS MUSLIMSIS!!!!
http://www.planetsmilies.com/smilies/happy/happy0065.gif http://www.planetsmilies.com/smilies/party/party0020.gif

#113

Angel Wed, 15 Mar 2006 - 00:34

MuslimSisterI've found out today that I've passed my maths and been accepted onto my teachers traning course.

So, a great big THANK YOU to all that helped me out or made dua for me.

I really love all of you guys...

Hey thats great to hear, good one! You have had a lot of good news what with your degree and driving test and now this, keep it up girl. May Allah keep blessing you with success, you deserve it. 😃

#114

You Wed, 15 Mar 2006 - 00:44

Congrats.

Oh and Omrow said well done in his usual way.( He has asked me not to edit his posts, so I had to delete it.)

So three pieces of good news? so it must be downhill all the way now.

Kidding.

(and you can tell dust cares by the amount of effort she putin that sign.)

#115

MuslimSister Wed, 15 Mar 2006 - 09:41

Angel
Hey thats great to hear, good one! You have had a lot of good news what with your degree and driving test and now this, keep it up girl. May Allah keep blessing you with success, you deserve it. :D

Awww thanks sweety, yes I've had a good couple of months..I've got a lot of the things I've wanted alll my life in one go. I wonder how much longer this good time will last... :?

And thanks guys, yeah I know you all care 😃

#118

MuslimSister Fri, 2 Feb 2007 - 18:25

Ever since I started my teaching practice, I’m regularly having to learn new stuff myself in order to teach my class…I’ve had to learn the Hindu and Buddhist creation story, life in a town in Japan called Shimabara, names and properties of shapes 2d/3d shapes, how to make databases, artists such as Renoir and Suzanne…none of which I knew before.

I have a two week break before I’m teaching a whole unit on Anglo Saxons and Judaism…I know little about both these topics.

So…allow me to pick your brains here from time to time.

Who exactly were the Anglo Saxons? Where were they from? What did they do? (I cant even vaguely remember studying that in school).

Does anyone know what the Jewish festival Pesach is? What’s the story connected behind this? What does Passover mean? What did the Hebrews have to do so that the angel of death would pass over their house (I don’t even get that?) What significance does the Matzoh have in the Passover celebration?

Yeh, I know I can google it. But I just need a quick overview, the kids are only 10.

ALSO, is it possible to change car insurance? My dad isnt here so I cant ask him to do it....as a new driver I had to pay 1200 quid comprehensive cover for my car insurance with Churchhill (first car/new driver/under 25)...a year down the line my car insurance is now due for renewal and I've had no claims during that year and now they're asking for 900quid...I thought it should have gone down to at least 700/800 quid? Or was I expecting too much?

#119

Noor Fri, 2 Feb 2007 - 19:41

1.What did the Hebrews have to do so that the angel of death would pass over their house (I don’t even get that?)
They had to mark their door with blood.

2.Does anyone know what the Jewish festival Pesach is? What’s the story connected behind this? What does Passover mean?
Passover and Pesach are the same things, Peseach is hebrew for Passover. Passover is a Jewish holiday/festival which commemorates the exodus of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt.

The name Passover was derived from the actions of the angel of death as described in the book of Exodus. The angel "passed over" the homes of the Jews which were marked with the blood obtained from a ritual animal sacrifice.

3. What significance does the Matzoh have in the Passover celebration?
When the Jews were leaving Egypt, there was no time for the bread to rise, and the resulting food was matzoh.

Anglo Saxon question.
I no u said u wanted quick short answers but this is a mini, 2 sec presenation thingy with pictures explaining all you need to no! Link

Comments are closed on this post.