I always found this a interesting subject and as there a discussion going on about it, it would be good to get some opinion on this.

I personally don't see the point of following one shaykh, maybe that say alot about me as a indivdual. But I think that it good to get alot of opinion on a certain subject before you make a decision. I never go on my own whims but i look to who IMO provides the strongest evidence. I also think that following one shaykh [b]could [/b] make someone rigid when they look at other groups and individual.

Daddy has this thing-he wants to take all his girls to Hajj

he said he wants to be the one who took us to Hajj

he said the boys in my family-my brother and his brothers have to go with their own money :twisted:

anyways his taken his sister, he took my older sister the year before last

he wants to take me and his mum (my grandma) next year

I'm not so sure-

my sis was 19 when he took her-I'm gonna be 19 in Feb..so technically I'd be the same age as she was when she went

but aint it tru that in order to do hajj u HAVE to want it a lot?

[4:119][i] [The devil said] "I will mislead them, I will entice them,................. and [u]I will command them to distort the creation of GOD.[/u]" Anyone who accepts the devil as thier master, instead of GOD, has incurred a profound loss.[/i]

duz dat mean cloning, cross breading and plastic surgery r haram?

My friend wrote this interesting article;

[quote]Jaime Sherman, a psychology student at Arizona State University, underwent a heart transplant at University Medical Center in 2002, after battling a heart defect since birth. For most of her life, this young woman hated sports. And though she was born and raised in Tucson, Arizona, she never liked Mexican food. She craved Italian and was a pasta junkie. But, three years ago, all that changed ! "Now I love football, basketball, baseball, you name it, I follow it." Said Sherman.

[quote][size=18] US forces 'used chemical weapons' during assault on city of Fallujah[/size]

By Peter Popham
Published: 08 November 2005

Powerful new evidence emerged yesterday that the United States dropped massive quantities of white phosphorus on the Iraqi city of Fallujah during the attack on the city in November 2004, killing insurgents and civilians with the appalling burns that are the signature of this weapon.

Ever since the assault, which went unreported by any Western journalists, rumours have swirled that the Americans used chemical weapons on the city.

On 10 November

Salaam

Admitting your wrong is one of the hardest things to do…

Many people are addicted to being right and love to get the last word…

I read the following in a psychology text book once…

“What is the reward of being right? Addicted to being right shows that the person has issues. One might be trying to save face or hold on to self esteem. What ever the reason is for you, next time you are caught being addicted to being right, try a new tact. Try seeing it as an opportunity to admit you're wrong. How is admitting you're wrong helpful? Admitting you are wrong shows you're human”.

what u mean hope they might? course they will have a little faith
come on man u

If I remember right this was Seraph job to be the agony uncle. As it seem we have alot of new members and alot of them seem to have problems, i think it would be a good idea to set one up again.

So if anyone has any problem, ask and I sure it will be answered.

Hey,

Im sure your all dedicated islamic readers thus share your best, most interesting, most valuable book in this post.

Please provide name of the book and name of the author inshallah!

Dont repeat books mentioned my other members ... so we can get a variety!

I'll begin....my best book I have read (and will inshallah study in depth one day) is the beautiful QURAN: Author: ALLAH SUBHANATALLAH

Your Turn...

I just cannot believe how people can get away with statements like that.

End of time must be near.

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[b]BUSH DEFENDS DETAINSEES POLICY[/b]

[b]'We do not torture,' president says[/b]

Monday, November 7, 2005

President Bush vigorously defended U.S. interrogation practices in the war on terror Monday and lobbied against a congressional drive to outlaw torture.

"There's an enemy that lurks and plots and plans and wants to hurt America again," Bush said.