"Seraphim" wrote:

Should we as muslim boycott this film or treat it like any other film?

Assalamualaikum,

Recently at our University Isoc we have had a sudden influx of shia involvement in our Isoc. Their activities such as dua kumayl are advertised on our weekly emails to all the Muslims in the University, they bring in their own speakers which again is advertised on our emails, and with no indication whether these talks are by shia speakers.

Their involvement has gone from nonexistence to overwhelming activity, all in the name of 'integration'.

salam evey1, Iv been smokin 4 almost a year now, and haven't really studied what islam says about smoking, if ne of u kno plz cud u let me kno thank u.
wasalam

[b]salaam

The Revival will be taking part in a discussion tomorrow morning on BBC Asian Radio about a new sikh computer game, where sikhs basically kill Muslims and vice bersa. The debate is whether this is good or not, should the game be banned or not, will the game create more hatred and divisions between sikhs and Muslims.... etc...

pls read below and share your views now.... as we need ur comments on this issue to support the muslim argument

wasalaam[/b]

Here are a couple of links which should give you more insight into the story and the game.

Salaam

Many people, especially those in the Asian community throw around this phrase “Kasm” (I swear) so easily…

When I work with young Asian kids, I usually hear “Kasm Miss, I didn’t do it, it was him”.

[color=indigo][b]A 23-year-old man has been shot by police during a house raid involving 250 officers carried out early on Friday under the Terrorism Act.[/b]

The man, who was later arrested, was taken to a nearby hospital after the search in Forest Gate, east London. His injuries are not life-threatening.A 20-year-old man is also being held at a central London police station.A single shot was fired, according to the Independent Police Complaints Commission which will investigate. The operation was not linked to the London bombings of July 2005, police have said.

Well the allegations are finally gaining traction.

Apparently there are three separate incidents being investigated, with some US marines actually testifying to brutality by their colleagues.

And there is some video available at [url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/help/3681938.stm]the beeb[/url] from just after one of the incidents, the one at ishaqi where 11 members of a family were killed.

They have blurred out the headshot wounds. On newsnight they showed more graphic pictures of the children, clearly showing headshot bullet wounds.

The Iraqi Police are contradicting the US Army position on this event at Haditha.