I've been following some threads in this forum over the last few days.

Interestingly, I've noticed all kinds of emotions, feelings and different ways of interaction being expressed.

Anger, rage, warmth, friendliness, laughter(lol), smiles, frowns, affection, love, hate, embarassment.

More interesting, events took a twist when people, were taking time off due to annoyance, sabbaticals due to stress, blaming others for invoking passion and rage and vowing not to apologise to someone.

I remember this being in the old forum, so I thought I start one up again. Three word too describe yourself and we can use three word to describe other as well, which will be fun. :roll:

I start, I think I am

Stubborn, relax (my definition of lazy, sound much better IMO) and considerate.

Salaam

You know the way some people make “New Year” resolutions….with only 3 weeks left till Ramadan starts-why don’t we all make a list of our “Ramadan resolutions”?

What are we going to try and accomplish this year? Read more Qur’an? Attend the Mosque regularly? Control our temper? Eat less at Iftar time? Read our Tahajid?

Are we going to make sure that we don’t miss our Sehri? Are we going to try to read our Tarawih daily?

Or are we like many (weak) people who make resolutions we will break them five fasts down the line?

Salaam

Teenage years and the 20’s are usually the years of dossing.

Dossing means wasting time/chilling/having a laugh (I don’t know if people from up north use this term).

I used to doss a LOT when was college…we had so much free time then.

"MuslimSisLilSis" wrote:

I'll find a way-

i can find my own partner WITHOUT dating him/meeting up alone with him/checkin him behind parents back

or even calling him up

it aint impossible-it can be done

I'll spare u the details cos I cant be bothered-

but watch out for an article explaining this issue in the next revival issue

that covers it all

By phone

Through internet...

BEWARE WOMEN'S VOICE SHOULD BE IN PARDAH,AND THROUGH INTERNET HE MAY BE A """FRAUD"""

[size=18]The Islam Debate[/size]

[b]Wednesday, 14 September, 2005, at 2230 BST
BBC Four will debate the issues raised in the film Battle for Islam, screened on 5 Sept[/b]

Zeinab Badawi hosts a discussion programme exploring what the future holds for Islam both in the UK and around the world.

Will militant extremism win? Or are other more peaceful modes of existence possible?

A panel of Islamic experts will scrutinise an optimistic, moderate vision of the future put forward by the writer Ziauddin Sardar in his BBC Two programme Battle for Islam.

In the film, Sardar travels to five Muslim countries: Turkey, Pakistan, Morocco, Indonesia and Malaysia.

[i]Sheikh Muhammad ibn Abdul-Wahhaab [ra] was a reputable and God-fearing Aalim of the eighteenth century aligned to the Hanbali Madhab. Sheikh enjoyed unique acceptance and love across the spectrum of social class. Sheikh, in conjunction with the royal family of the time, was responsible for rekindling the love for the Qur’aan and Sunnah in the populace of the Arabian peninsula. Unfortunately, subsequent to the death of the Sheikh, his opponents embarked on a vehement campaign of concocting erroneous beliefs and views and attributed them to the Sheikh.

assalam u alaikum

has anyone here got a hard heart like me?

i've got a real problem with myself being hard hearted

i just cannot shed a few tears or get emotional when asking for forgivness,thinking of death,grave punishment hell fire..

i say this because i know alot of people who get very emotional and i cannot make out why i aint like that

for example: when a ladys jamaat came in our town i went and towards the end one of the ladys did a dua and everyone was emotional crying in they dua....but i just couldnt cry

then in madressah after durood sharif ( a special time set on