Salaam

At school, I would annoy alot of people by 'explaining' miracles, and how they *could* have happened.

According to them a miracle is not something that should be physically possible. I disagreed.

Now I come across this:

"[url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/4525710.stm wrote:

BBC News[/url]"][size=18]Quake survivor amazes doctors[/size]

[b]Doctors say it is a miracle.[/b]

Naqsha Bibi, 40, was recovered alive from the debris of a collapsed house in Pakistan-administered Kashmir on 10 December.

[quote][b]Recipe for a successful marriage by Mufti Ebrahim Desai (db)[/b]
"Our Lord! Grant that our spouses and our offspring be a comfort to our eyes, and give us the grace to lead those who are conscious of You" (Furqaan 74).

Q: Every human being by nature has an instinct to dispute. This instinct becomes more manifest between the husband and wife, thus leading to marital disputes. How can this instinct be controlled?

A. Consider the following ten points to control the instinct of dispute and maintain a happy marriage.

1.

Mr brother has this problem. He’s madly in love with this decent, religious girl but he doesn’t know how to tell her he likes her without offending her.

Just for him I met this girl once and she really was lovely. But when I raised the marriage issue she became embarrassed and changed the subject. If this girl gets embarrassed in front of girls then I can’t imagine what she would do if my brother approached her. It’s hard for religious people to make the first move. But love is not forbidden in our religion.

Salaam

Is this statement offensive?

I don’t think it is. I personally know Imams who are dynamic and charismatic speakers…who returned to college for a year or so to perfect their English.

Allah (swt) says in the Quran "We sent every Messenger speaking the language of his people so that he may explain to them"

Is it wrong to expect your Imam to be clued up with that’s going on?

Is it wrong to expect your Imam to know about the society he is dealing with?

Is it wrong for the Imam to be able to relate and understand the Muslim youth today?

"MuslimSisLilSis" wrote:

i just think its pathetic that u dont have the nerve to talk about people in public cos u know ur argument would just get ripped aprt-so u spend all ur time sending PM's behind people's back

On the old forum MS and MSlilisis wanted morality cops in England. They said it on the “Enjoining what is bad and forbidding what is good” thread on the old forum. Loads of people replied, everyone was outraged and disgusted about the idea and MS and MSlilsis didn’t have a leg to stand on.

Morality cops are kufr.

Those who may have met me in real life, know that I lack self confidence (and what :evil: )

So lets talk about self confidence.

How do u increase it?

Aint too much of it a bad thing?

Is anyone else more confident in this forum then they are in real life? :oops:

Do Muslims on the whole suffer from an inferiority complex?

How confident are YOU?

Do Discuss

i told editor not to call it "voice of the Muslim youth" :roll:

a chritian m8 of mine has been on the forum and this was the feedback i got from him

[i]"the members on the forum advocate mass deportations, naziesque final solutions, or physical violence and repression against other religions."[/i]

(thats referring to ppl wanting israil dismantelled, Med wanting saudi non-muslims killed, and muslims converting to other religions being killed under the barberic shariah law)

he also said:

[i]"and when I read the things coming from people like Med who are simultaneously told to shu

[color=blue][b]Asalamu alaikum wr wb!

Insh'Allah! i'll b doin a speech in few weeks time bout "My part in society as an individual" which will include daw'ah.

As this is my first time i was wondering if sum1 culd giv me sum help n ideas especially sum references 4rm Qur'an and Hadith.

Your feedback wuld b much appreciated.

Fi Iman'Allah

p.s me gt no idea wat to talk bout :oops: ..neva dne a proper speech in my life[/b][/color]

Balancing Religious Sensitivity, Fashion Sense
Young Women Follow Islam's Ancient Tenets on Modesty -- but With a Modern Twist

"Isn't this so cute?" cooed Hiba Khan, admiring a loose-knit vest glimmering with a sequined brown collar at Tysons Corner Center's LVL X clothing store. Sexy, the 21-year-old Fairfax City resident admitted, but that's easily remedied with a long-sleeve top and a properly fastened head scarf.

In the hip young Muslim crowd, modesty is always in.

"I usually try not to buy anything too flashy or too revealing, but yeah, I want to look nice," she said while at the mall one recent afternoon for a little back-to-school shopping.

[quote][size=18]Massive blaze rages at fuel depot[/size]

A fire is continuing to blaze at a fuel depot in Hertfordshire after a series of large explosions sent black smoke drifting across south-east England.

Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott has visited the scene of the blasts which injured 43 people, two seriously.

A fire chief described the incident at the Buncefield fuel depot near Hemel Hempstead, after 0600 GMT, as possibly the largest in peacetime Europe.

The fire, which police believe was an accident, could burn for another day.

About 2,000 people living near the site h