[b]Salaam. ive uploaded a video for you's to watch of Dr Zakir Naik.[/b]

[b]if youve never seen him do so. if you already have watch this debate and tell me hat you think o.O [/b]

[b]ws[/b]

[url]http://www.freewebs.com/zikr/zakir.html[/url] :idea:

IS TUPAC A MUSLIM PEOPLE OUT DER???????

MERCY FOR HUSBAND

A HENPECKED husband who hurled a frozen ready meal at his wife, breaking her cheekbone, walked free from court yesterday.

Peter Rowland, 58, finally snapped when spouse Patricia berated him for getting one carton of fruit juice from the fridge instead of two.

It was said he was so under the thumb he was not even allowed to boil the kettle.

Rowland, of South Ockenden, Essex, admitted assault and got 18 months' community rehabilitation at Snaresbrook crown court. Judge John Platt said: "You're not violent."

Okay I know theres alot of taelent out there so lets try and develop it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This thread is for peoples own poetry based on key words that I give!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[b]So the first poetry challenge is this
write a poem - no more than 10 lines that includes the following words:
[size=14]heart,
start,
shower,
flower,[/size]
It can be about anythign u like so get writing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/b]

Salaam

Today I called into work, and told them I will be late.

Never gave a real reason, as they would probably have found it offensive. (I do not feel like even moving atm... its the most laziest I have ever felt...)

But just looked out my window, and its snoooowing!

On the dark side, I still have to go work...

For some reason there is a stigma attached to internet weddings. My best friend who is married with one beautiful daughter met her husband through the internet. And they lived in opposites sides of the world.

There are many ways to meet your other partner. It could be in the library, in Uni, in the park or through mutual friends or family. But why is meeting through the internet looked down upon? It isnt any different to a rishta arranged by the family because both ways you don't know the person your dealing with and there's a possibility that he or she is not acting like they really are.

Earthquake of Ahle Haq, Ahle Sunnah hits London

All eyes were on London (Saturday 18th February) as the Ahle Haq, Ahle Sunnah gathered at Trafalgar Square and held high the banner of Rasoolallah (Sallallahu Alaihe Wassalam).

There were many talks regarding the love and honour of Rasoolallah (Sallallahu Alaihe Wassalam) and current issues going on around the world. Throughout the programme slogans were said of the oneness of Allah and the Prophethood of Rasoolallah (Sallallahu Alaihe Wassalam).

The gathering reached its peak as the lovers of Rasoolallah (Sallallahu Alaihe Wassalam) followed the Sunnah of Allah and sent blessings on our beloved Prophet (Sallallahu Alaihe Wassalam).

NO need to download just stream through.

In English[by harun yahya]:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7956471036957620412&q=end+of+times

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Urdu(or)Hindi
[i strongly recommend this if you can understand the language]:

Its By Tahir ul qadari well knowed alim e deen from Pakistan.

Part 1
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8367224917862883907&q=end+of+times

Part 2
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3088539938509115042&q=end+of+times

English [by harun yahya]

The Signs of last day.

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Salaam

I was reading an article the other day which basically was arguing that women are expected to become “superwomen”-they must do it all or lose it all.

They become “supermums” and are “burned out” a few years later. And it was basically arguing that career-orientated women lead stressful lives and that too many of us have fallen prey to the feminist mystique....and that women should only focus on family and home and nothing else.

Islamically, it is the father/husbands job to financially provide for his family.