Exams stress
By Showkat Ali

It’s that time of year
When I’m full of fear
Scared and unable to sleep
I keep these thoughts near
Afraid to share
Or show my fears

Revising hard
Like it’s a bigger fard
Than following Islam
Which keeps me calm

My final exams are nigh
End of an era
But my mind is full of terror
Grade eleven
Final year
Have to do well
A few A*'s and maybe
A couple of A's
That is If I’m lucky
If not how do I tell my family
That I failed miserably?

My mum crying
My dad staring
Into space
With an empty face
Sombre dark frame of mind
Takes hold like s

Glasgow Muslims Held By Police For Days For Possession Of Talcum Powder!!!

http://www.sundaymail.co.uk/news/tm_...name_page.html

CAGED FOR POSSESSION OF TALCUM POWDER
6 May 2007
Shopkeepers reveal how they were dragged out at their flat in handcuffs, stripped and locked up for days by cops looking for al-Qaeda bombers.

THREE Scots Muslims accused of running a bomb factory and being members of al-Qaeda claim a suspicious substance they were linked to was talcum powder.

"Ninjabis" learn to fight back in Britain

LONDON (Reuters) - Anyone tempted to pick on a headscarf-wearing Muslim woman better hope they don't run into a Ninjabi.

Every week around 30 Muslim women, most wearing veils, gather in a community centre in east London to learn how to block, knee and punch would-be attackers or lecherous men targeting passive-looking victims.

The organisers, who named the classes after Japanese Ninja warriors and women who wear the hijab, say Muslim women are looking to fight back against unwanted advances and a rising number of anti-Muslim attacks.

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[size=18]Theories abound about meaning of words on killer's arm[/size]

ALL at once, the world went searching for the meaning of "Ismail Ax".

The two words, written in red ink on the arm of Cho Seung-hui, triggered mass speculation on the internet for clues as to what might have motivated him.

Almost as soon as the detail was reported, the blogosphere filled with theories. Bloggers speculated on a link to Islam or to literature, offered their opinions and millions read the commentaries, according to the website www.technorati.com, a search engine for searching blogs.