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Jimmy and the BBC

Sex abuse allegations against the once-loved British presenter have rocked a generation raised on his popular TV shows

24 October 2012 

[B] The blessed day of Arafaat begins TONIGHT (Wednesday 24th Oct) from Maghrib until tomorrow (Thursday 25th Oct) at Maghrib.

So the fast of Arafaat is tomorrow (Thursday 25th Oct)

In the UK the fast begins and ends:

Sehri ends 6:07 am

Iftar: 5:47 pm

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[B] Fasting the Day of Arafaat expiates for 2 years of sins! [/B]

[B]Abu Qatada (Ra) related that the Prophet (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) said,[/B] [COLOR=red]“Fasting the Day of `Arafah (f: 9th of Dhu’l Hijjah) expiates for two years, one prior and one forthcoming. And fasting the Day of `Ashura (f: 10th of Muharram) expiates for the past year.” [/COLOR][B][Muslim, Abu Dawud, Nasa’i, and Ibn Majah][/B]

One of my assignments for one of my mods has to be a case study essay regarding religion (or a religious aspect) online. For example in the past someone did it about confessionals online and the religious nature of those. 

I would really appreciate your ideas no matter how vague or crazy etc they might be, as I might be able to draw something from them and I'm really at a loss with this. 

Cheers guys, hope you're all well and have a great Eid on Friday  

The day of Arafah is this Thursday. Let’s all fast on this blessed day of Hajj to gain immense reward.

[B] The best of days is here: 1st of Dhul Hijjah after Maghrib tonight! [/B]

The best of days has finally arrived and how blessed we are to be alive so that we can gain the immense rewards available in the next 10 days & nights.

The 1st of Dhul Hijjah will begin tonight (Tuesday 16th October) after Maghrib as Islamically the night comes before the day. Tomorrow (on Wednesday 17th of October) will be the first of the 9 fasts. The main and most important of the next ten days is the day of Arafaat which will fall on Thursday the 25th of October. So Eid ul Adha should be on Friday the 26th of October inshallah.

[B][U]The next10 days are called the BEST of days![/U][/B]

As you may have gathered, Issue 19 is all out of the way and now its time to concentrate on the next issue. Yes, thats ISSUE 20! For this issue, we'll be having an interview section, so obviously we're interested in hearing your suggestions.

So, who do you want The Revival Team to interview? Whose opinions on certain topics would you like to know? What makes this person special? Which person have you met or heard of, who has impacted you and society in general? Is there somebody you look upto as an inspiration and are they one of your many role models? Who is this 'someone' you'd love to know more about?

So, all i'm asking you to do is to tell me who you'd like to hear from. Who do you think we should interview and if possible, what should we ask them?

HIJAB IN ISLAM

Muslim scholars say that women who don't want to wear hijab will burn in the fire of hell.
Allah will punish girls who want to show off their bodies on the street or in work or at collage. Allah does not like Muslims to follow shameless culture of Kafirs. They let their daughters sleep with everyone in the office or at school. Allah hates such disgraceful actions.

Kafirs want our pious women to be naked like their disgraceful women who show bodies everywhere to all men.

Some Muslims women who have some weaknessnes in them, they give in to pressures by their kafir friends and so they stop wearing Hijab.

Pious women want to wear it. But west forces them to take it off.

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A 14-year old Pakistani activist who championed education for girls has been shot in the head by a Taliban gunman.

The attack on Malala Yousafzai, who became famous for highlighting Taliban atrocities, happened as she sat in a bus preparing to leave the school grounds in Mingora, the main city in the Swat valley which was the scene of intense fighting between the army and the Taliban in 2009.

At least one other girl was also hurt in the attack on Tuesday that a Taliban spokesman, Ehsanullah Ehsan, quickly claimed the group was responsible for.