ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE wrote:

Do you refrigerate your opened ketchup bottles?

No.

but a lot of other stuff that doesnt need to be refrigerated often gets in there because it is out of the way.

You wrote:

ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE wrote:

Do you refrigerate your opened ketchup bottles?

No.

yeh, me neither.

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but a lot of other stuff that doesnt need to be refrigerated often gets in there because it is out of the way.

lol, like what?

in future please don't include my name and the word 'ketchup' in the same post.

Ya'qub wrote:

in future please don't include my name and the word 'ketchup' in the same post.

I was going to say "Ya'qub please don't read on" but I thought that'd make u read on anyway so I just left it

admin can you suspend sid please

Ya'qub wrote:

admin can you suspend sid please

wait, let me just clear this up - do you just hate ketchup, or have a phobia of it?

Ocean wrote:

Ya'qub wrote:

admin can you suspend sid please

Ya'qub and ketchup, sitting in a tree...

something something something eye enn jeee

and as if he'd ever do that!

lol

ok im leaving the site then... bye

If you're ever bored, have a read and laugh at this
http://www.bored.com/crazylaws/

ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE wrote:

If you're ever bored, have a read and laugh at this
http://www.bored.com/crazylaws/

I clicked the link and that's when i felt bored

Foysol89 wrote:

ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE wrote:

If you're ever bored, have a read and laugh at this
http://www.bored.com/crazylaws/

I clicked the link and that's when i felt bored

Why?! They're so crazy!

I'm so bored....i need to do something. I quit my job but i have another job ready for me in January insha Allah.

Don't know if i can do any islamic courses for upto 6 months, i would love to learn to speak arabic but 6 months is too short :/

I have nothing to do yet i've been waking up at 6am every day and going sleep at like 11pm, wierd. I'm so tired .......ok gonna go gym

I need ideas, don't wanna waste these 6 months....or maybe the blessing is that i get to rest with no worries for 6 months?

Foysol89 wrote:

I'm so bored....i need to do something. I quit my job but i have another job ready for me in January insha Allah.

Don't know if i can do any islamic courses for upto 6 months, i would love to learn to speak arabic but 6 months is too short :/

I have nothing to do yet i've been waking up at 6am every day and going sleep at like 11pm, wierd. I'm so tired .......ok gonna go gym

I need ideas, don't wanna waste these 6 months....or maybe the blessing is that i get to rest with no worries for 6 months?

+1 with the links! Get a life feefs, asap. I worry...

What jobs tht then? The IT one?

Most courses run for 3 months though..or it is here so u can do TWO let alone one!

Yup! Decided! I think I'll enrol on the arabic course!

If I do all the parts..It'll take me a yr and 6 months to inshaaAllah be fluent if thats the objective once youve completed all the parts. Thanx Foysol!

Hmmmm may look into courses then insha Allah. Yup twas the IT one alhamdulillah

And....err you're welcome about time i returned the favour....whatever i did. I wanna learn arabic but i'll guess i'm gonna have to take it slow....bit i know someone who was taught by saud al shuraim, i got links innit

Personally id say '6 months is too short so I won't at least make a start at Arabi' isn't a good enough reason nit to.
It doesn't matter how long u learn for, the only thing whichd help or harm ur progress is how hard u'r willing to work at it.
U can learn a lot in 6 months. There's courses which focus just on the most commonly used words in the Quran so u can gan ability to understand a lot quickerly

Ya'qub wrote:

Personally id say '6 months is too short so I won't at least make a start at Arabi' isn't a good enough reason nit to.
It doesn't matter how long u learn for, the only thing whichd help or harm ur progress is how hard u'r willing to work at it.
U can learn a lot in 6 months. There's courses which focus just on the most commonly used words in the Quran so u can gan ability to understand a lot quickerly

I said this to my dad. Except for a year. He was like theres no point if u dont complete the course. He just doesn't want me learning from 'tablighi jamaat' peope. And I haven't found an alternative. So flipping annoying, instead they want me to go learn Urdu. Grr

(I didn't find those laws, teacher showed them)

ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE wrote:

instead they want me to go learn Urdu. Grr

They want you to learn something that you could make use of in your day to day life, that's what I call good parents

lollywood wrote:

ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE wrote:

instead they want me to go learn Urdu. Grr

They want you to learn something that you could make use of in your day to day life, that's what I call good parents

I get by just fine as it is. I think I need more help with 'getting by' in the after life

Much more benefit from learning Arabic, but I understand why they don't want it taught along with a specific viewpoint.
Why jot just find a kind looking granny in the masjid reading quran who looks like their from Arabic background, an ask her. She'l blatantly at least know OF some1 who could teach.

ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE wrote:

lollywood wrote:

ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE wrote:

instead they want me to go learn Urdu. Grr

They want you to learn something that you could make use of in your day to day life, that's what I call good parents

I get by just fine as it is. I think I need more help with 'getting by' in the after life

I like! (Y) +1

Ya'qub wrote:

Much more benefit from learning Arabic, but I understand why they don't want it taught along with a specific viewpoint.
Why jot just find a kind looking granny in the masjid reading quran who looks like their from Arabic background, an ask her. She'l blatantly at least know OF some1 who could teach.

I met the cutest granny today! Tagged along with her on my way to regents park mosque. until today I never knew what stop to get off at! So I would just hunt down the first muslim I saw and tag along But I know now!

Ya'qub wrote:

Much more benefit from learning Arabic, but I understand why they don't want it taught along with a specific viewpoint.
Why jot just find a kind looking granny in the masjid reading quran who looks like their from Arabic background, an ask her. She'l blatantly at least know OF some1 who could teach.

There's not gna be any granny's that are Arab, at my mosque but even if I do find such a person (my friend teaches at an 'Arabic school' and may have links) they will have a different viewpoint too. I've heard lectures by one of the lectures by one of the teachers who would've been teaching me (shaykh Zahir mahmood) and haven't heard anything dodgy from him. I don't know if they are 'tablighi jamaat' people and my dad was told this by the local imam, but tbh I think sometimes the labels are pointless and people should look beyond them.

Of course. Most tabligi jamat ppl iv met are amongst the nicest Muslims iv met.
The main criticism is that men are encouraged to spend time away from their familys (making da'wa etc)
As long as ur aware of what they are then I personally don't see a problem

Seriously? That's the main criticism? I think my dad thinks they have a completely diff belief system or something :/

ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE wrote:

Seriously? That's the main criticism? I think my dad thinks they have a completely diff belief system or something :/

I heard self-confessed salafis slagging of their main text book, and met very nice TJ's

Ya'qub wrote:

ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE wrote:

Seriously? That's the main criticism? I think my dad thinks they have a completely diff belief system or something :/

I heard self-confessed salafis slagging of their main text book, and met very nice TJ's

whats "self-confessed"? and yep tablighies are known for their good manners. but ive heard their text book got made up stuff in it. and they encourage even the one with no much knowledge to "go out". and idont know how rare or often that is - they often "go out" (for dawah) for long periods of time - as in months.

i think thats the main issue..

i wanna do the arabic course! but;.dont know if i got that money to spare...

Ya'qub wrote:

Personally id say '6 months is too short so I won't at least make a start at Arabi' isn't a good enough reason nit to.
It doesn't matter how long u learn for, the only thing whichd help or harm ur progress is how hard u'r willing to work at it.
U can learn a lot in 6 months. There's courses which focus just on the most commonly used words in the Quran so u can gan ability to understand a lot quickerly

Jazakallah khair for the advice, will defo look into learning qur'anic arabic insha Allah. What i meant by taking it slow was, instead of aiming to do courses within 6 months i could just do lessons like once a week and take it step by step instead of an intensive course.

Thanks though once again

Ya'qub wrote:

ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE wrote:

Seriously? That's the main criticism? I think my dad thinks they have a completely diff belief system or something :/

I heard self-confessed salafis slagging of their main text book, and met very nice TJ's

What's their main text book called?

http://www.g-ratedbillboards.com/

I'm glad theres no post count on here