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Brits getting thicker!

published by You on 29 January, 2006 - 19:43

Pretty damning really.

Not only are GCSE's (and equivalents) getting easier, but as a whole the students are getting thicker aswell.

[quote][size=18]Failing to teach them how to handle real life[/size]

[b]A new report reveals that children today struggle with questions they could have answered 30 years ago, says Sian Griffiths[/b]

For a decade we’ve been told that our kids, just as they seem to be getting taller with each generation, are also getting brighter. Every year new waves of children get better GCSE, A-level and degree results than their predecessors.

Med is banned?

published by Sajid Iqbal on 29 January, 2006 - 18:22

salaam

ive jusy discovered Med has been banned...

best move Admin has ever made...

one member insulting so many people, sectarian from day one, very quick to accuse most people here of bidah (even though he doesnt understand the topic properly)...

now at last we can talk about proper issues without one person making every topic sectarian...

The Revival is about discussing every day issues facing the Muslims today...now we can start doing that again and not get bogged down about the size of the beard etc...

so people, lets make this forum alive, real and relevant again...

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Biswa Ijtema (2nd largest gathering) Akheri Munajat today..

published by khan on 29 January, 2006 - 17:16

[b][size=18]Biswa Ijtema Akheri Munajat today: Islam against violence, congregation told[/size][/b]

The Biswa Ijtema venue of Tablig Jamaat turned into a human sea on the second day of the 3-day programme yesterday at Tongi near Dhaka.

The second largest annual congregation of the Muslim Ummah will end today through the ‘Akheri Munajat.’ The ‘Akheri Munajat’ will start before ‘johr’ prayer and about over 25 lakh devotees from home and abroad are expected to take part in the concluding prayer.
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“Faith in Allah is the only way to achieve success in life,” the scholars said..."
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BollyWood Or Bust!

published by Anonymous (not verified) on 29 January, 2006 - 08:07

Extract taken from “Indian Genocide Gujrat + Iraq Revisited 1”, I’ve uploaded an audio on the evils of bollywood, duration is 4.53 minute long, worth listening to, all should boycott and condemn bollywood.

Listen Online:

http://media.putfile.com/EvilBollywood

Download here:

http://www.esnips.com/webfolder/8e6fe8c8-2897-4b2a-9e77-84ea0bed1ee0/?re...

Aamir Khan

published by You on 29 January, 2006 - 02:02

Salaam

Apparently there was an Amir khan fight tonight.

First I heard of it!

[quote="
[url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/4609380.stm]BBC News[/url]"][size=18]Khan powers to quickfire victory[/size]

Amir Khan continued his superb unbeaten professional record by defeating Vitali Martynov in just 75 seconds.

It was the 19-year-old lightwight's first six-round bout but he needed just one, knocking the Belarussian to the floor with a flurry of punches.

The referee stopped the fight after Martynov was left dazed by two left hooks and a straight right from Khan.

"I'm a

Talespin (Only to be read for the purposes of Nostalgia).

published by The Dark Paladin on 28 January, 2006 - 23:09

"Don Karnage" wrote:
No stay!!! You explain things far better than I do - i'm just confusing the poor girl!

(You know Talespin?!)

That's very kind of you to offer, but two's company and three's a crowd - especially where tuition is concerned...

As for Talespin - I used to watch it every week when I got back from school! I think Disney went through a golden age during that time; Duck Tales, Talespin, Chip and Dale...

Family Feuds and Violence

published by Medarris on 28 January, 2006 - 22:54

Certain event happened today which got me thinking.

How common are family feuds?

What are they normally over and do they get violent?

There are some famililes that I have seen that at nearly every single gathering they have - birthday party, wedding, death, whatever - soooner or later somthing kicks off and theres either an argument or a fight.

I have to admit it does get a quite exciting - nothing like having an adrenaline rush at a normally boring function - but what does this behaviour achieve save the insult of ones hosts or the demeaning of ones honour?

Muslims In Prison

published by MuslimSister on 28 January, 2006 - 19:30

Salaam

In the eyes of God statutes are increased when one sins and repents…however, in our society sinners are looked down upon…even if they have repented and served their sentence.

I’m interested in Muslim women in prison.

In England we have 80,000 prisoners of which approx 10% are Muslims….and it’s sad that only a handful of prison volunteers are Muslim.

Why are we so overrepresented? Is it because most Muslims in UK are economically at a disadvantage compared to other faiths?

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