Salaam

I was not gonna start this topic.

Just too erm... I got no words to say. Nothing I can do.#

Just hopeless.

Destroying basic infrastructure is collective punishment. Its a breach of basic human rights. Blowing up power stations, water treatment facilities, bridges does not release a single prisoner.

Flying Jets through Syria as a 'gesture' to say you can't, shouldn't, wouldn't do anything is just gross.

And all this makes people angry.

Not the most fluent post ever. Not thinking straight enough to be. I am not angry. Just no idea what to feel. Or think.

Salaam

Just to let you know The Revival Magazine Issue 5 is out now.

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Wassallaam

What we choose to eat determines what kind of person we are to some extent and also determines our physical appearence, emotional side and lifestyle.
It shapes us to be the people we are (literally), hence the saying goes "we are what we eat" is true to some extent.

On this note i would like to ask you people what you like to eat? What do you tend to eat or drink the most? What can't you resist when you see on a plate starring at you screaming "eat me eat me".

some of us are graduates-some of us are still in higher education

higher education is long and boring and gets u into debt :evil:

so what made u want to study in higher education?

for some of us higher education is an excuse to put off a unwanted marriage *cough-beast-cough*

for others its to increase their suitability for marriage-*cough-sirrus-cough*

i'm in higher education cos dad made me :evil:

whats ur reason?

money? status? the qualifiation? or is it cos u have nothing better to do? :twisted:

[b]Advisory Board for UK Mosques, Imams[/b]

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The new body is entrusted with making recommendations on how to run mosques and Islamic centers in Britain.[/i]

LONDON – British Muslims launched on Tuesday, June 27, an independent self-regulatory body to supervise mosques and train imams in the European country.

"There are problems of governance within mosques and we need to build their capacity and make sure they are properly resourced," Khurshid Ahmed of the British Muslim Forum, one of the driving forces behind the body, told the BBC News Online.

The Mosques and Imams National

I dnt knw islamically how correct this issue is - there are strong arguments on all sides in regards to it but in our indo-pak culture some people are believed to have some special sense or some ability about the future.

Theres a person I knw.

Since he was little he got feelings and dreams that sooner rather than later come true and it freaks his relatives/friends out. When he was about 7 his maternal grandmother rahmatullahi ta'ala alayha passed away.

Salaam

That’s how it feels like when my brother reads his prayer…his head barely touches the floor in sajdah and he’s up again.

How long does it take you to read two Rakahs? Under a min? Two min’s? Three/five min?

Or does it depend on which Salaah you’re reading…for me, my Fajr’s are usually rushed cos I just want to get back in bed :? …yet, I take my time for the prayers I read before bed.

Does your fast lifestyle ever have an impact on how fast you read your prayers?

A friend asked me a good question regarding sex and islam.

Why is it that muslims are shy to talk about sex nowadays but the sahaba and the Rasul (SAW) talked about it openly?

Islamic Leisure Presents

ALTON TOWERS MUSLIM FUNDAY

17th September 2006

This event has been booked exclusively for our brothers and sisters by Islamic Leisure and will be held on Sunday 17th September. We have arranged with Alton towers to ensure no music, gambling or alcohol is allowed on the day as well as segregated adult ride areas, halal food stalls & designated prayer areas. We hope this day will live up to all your expectations and be a part of your happy memories for years to come.

Tickets are currently on sale.

[quote][size=18]Buffett donates $37bn to charity[/size]

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett has said he had been waiting for decades to make a huge charitable donation.

Speaking for the first time since revealing he would donate about $37bn (£20bn) to Bill Gates' charitable foundation, he said he was overjoyed.

"This has been coming for fifty years," Mr Buffett said.