'People of the Cave'
Salaam
Med has asled about the As-haabul Kahf.
Surah Kahf (the Cave, surah 18), as translated from the Quran:
[url=http://www.isna.net/library/quran/quran_e/18.html]Isna[/url]
Not sure who the translator is.
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Salaam
Med has asled about the As-haabul Kahf.
Surah Kahf (the Cave, surah 18), as translated from the Quran:
[url=http://www.isna.net/library/quran/quran_e/18.html]Isna[/url]
Not sure who the translator is.
Salaam
Hadrat Ali (ra) said “Refresh your minds from time to time, for a tired mind becomes blindâ€.
Men AND women are in need of being active…we should keep our bodies as well as our mind and soul fresh, active and healthy.
I know many spolit brats -and No, I'm not spoilt :roll:
I usually get what I want-as long as its within reason
in most cases I save up my pocket money before I can buy sumin-I have to abide by the rules in my house
and can not get away with being naughty
anyway-were YOU a spolit kid? and aint it true to say that spoilt kids can not function in society?
Eid Mubarak to all.
Nigeria claimed to have seen the moon on Tuesday, November 1 (before it was born) !!
[b]Eid was done on 4 different days in different countires:[/b]
OFFICIAL 1st Day of Shawwal in Different Countries
[b]Wednesday, November 2, 2005: [/b]
Libya
Nigeria
[b]Thursday, November 3, 2005: [/b]
Algeria (after 30 days of Ramadan)
Australia
Austria
Bahrain (Followed S. Arabia)
Egypt (after 30 days of Ramadan)
Germany
Indonesia
Iraq (Claim of Sighting)
Jordan (Followed S. Arabia)
Kenia (Claim of Sighting)
Kuwait (Followed S.
[size=18]O'Reilly to San Francisco: "[I]f Al Qaeda comes in here and blows you up, we're not going to do anything about it. ... You want to blow up the Coit Tower? Go ahead"[/size]Criticizing a ballot measure passed by 60 percent of San Francisco voters urging public high schools and colleges to prohibit on-campus military recruiting, Fox News host Bill O'Reilly declared on the November 8 broadcast of his nationally syndicated radio show, "[I]f Al Qaeda comes in here and blows you up, we're not going to do anything about it. We're going to say, look, every other place in America is off-limits to you, except San Francisco."
[quote="Dave"]Is the Qur'an mainly or in part a book of Laws?
Is there any aspect of the Qur'an people can add to or supplicate - or is it simply enough?
Is one person's opinion of what the Qur'an says better than anothers?
Is one person's opinion of what the Qur'an says so much better that it is as binding as the Qur'an itself?
If there is a shadow of doubt for any of the Hadith at all, and if the Qur'an is sufficient to all worldly affairs - why should muslims bother with Ahadith at all?
When - if at all - do muslims consult the Bible or Tanak?
asalam alakum bros n sistas...i just becam hijabi a month ago n its hard i have to admit but isnt dat feeling suposed to go away by now..i new i was gna feel lyk o i wna take it off cos im not used to it but its still der deep inside..i dont want ppl to tink bad ov me or [b](EDIT)[/b] or netin lyk dat but i jus need help!
[b]No-one will think you are bad, or that banned word you mentioned, were here to help ---- NewModOnTheBlock[/b]
has anyone actually read this book?
i want to read it to see what it says for myself, but would it be wrong to read it?
Like any country Britain has its mixture of the picturesque and the downright ugly, services and attitudes we can take pride in and some we find inadequate, things that work and things that don't. Culturally Britain has spearheaded progression in areas like industry, equality, justice and integration. Britain also has a colonial past, a mixture of strong values and selfish conquest. Today Britain seeks to make opportunities abundant for everyone who lives here.
Here we are. Do we love it? What if anything makes us proud to be British? What do we think?