Inaa Lilaahi Wa Inaa Ilayhi Raajicuun It is a harsh reality, especially when u witness it first sight. Mashallah their time was up and they were taken in this blessed I can only share Brother Muraads Sentiments, Inshallah we should all strive to good deeds at all times, as we dont no when our times up.

Yeah Henry is also on there :eek: whats that about . Na i think u will see the real contendors when the list narrows down to the final 6

salam saxiib. Well by problematic i was just being as hoest as possible. Although the fillet of fish was fish, they where cooked in the same oil as the chicken, so is that ok or not ok?? see what i mean

my mate just came back from touring Canda he said Toronto was like lonond, just less people, and abit more cleaner, so i'll stay where i am

u tell em north , i was unfortunate enought to have a stint at Mc'D's as a worker (3 months actually), and although i could have eatin antyhing i wanted i chose to stick to Fillet of Fish meal, as that was the least problematic.

Salam Calayakum Sis. Thats exactly my point, but then again only all knows. In saying that, I hope things work out for the citizens of Arabia and I hope Allah guides or removes their leaders. Thats all the we can hope fore after such events

You have raised several Valid critisims saxiib. Saudi Arabia could be a much more equal society and thus better country for all its citzens. Now if we look again at the recent Bombing. The were utterly disgusting and i fail to understand how a fellow muslim, even if they are the ones labelled as 'militant' could carry out such a mission. What i try to keep in mind in these times is that whatever allah wills, happens. And there is always a wisdom behind what happens in the world that we cannot as humans, no matter how strong in our faith and how knowledgable in the deenwe might be, cannot comprehend. Lets just prey that something good arises from incident that. And that the land of our prohpet Muhammed (SAW) remains peacefull

lol @ LST

indeed saxiib thx for correcting me for the second time this month It should be ok now

The moment has come, lets see who gets the award. I made my case a while ago for Nedved, i stand by it. He has picked up where he left off last year. Golden Boot List

bbc link

If u mean prefer then woman off course Shaahi or Kahwo :cool:

Thx for providing an explaination of the phrases and the link walaal, very informative indeed.

allahu na naxariisto May condolences goes out to his Famliy.

Pointing the Car Toward Mecca By TERESA RIORDAN November 10, 2003 HE Koran requires Muslims to pray five times a day while facing Mecca, the birthplace of the prophet Muhammad. Traditionally muezzins climb the minarets of mosques to call out prayer time, but in the modern world the devout are not always within earshot. Frank Deworetzki, an inventor for Mannesmann, in Frankfurt, offers a solution. Two weeks ago Mr. Deworetzki patented a navigational system for automobiles that not only shows the driver where he or she is headed but also shows the direction of Mecca at all times. Moreover, the system can be programmed to play prayer calls at the appropriate times. During Ramadan, the month of daytime religious fasting, which begins today in the United States, the system alerts drivers to the time of sunrise and sunset, wherever they may be. Mr. Deworetzki could not be reached for comment, and the system does not seem to be available yet. It is patent No.6,633,813. David M. Thimmig, the patent lawyer who shepherded the application through the patent office for Siemens, which owns Mannesmann, said the patent was much broader than simply a way to know the location of Mecca. ''You can use this technology to know where your grandmother's house is at all times if you want to,'' said Mr. Thimmig, who is with Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw of Chicago. Still, with more than a billion Muslims worldwide, the number of potential consumers who want to keep track of Mecca is much larger than those who want to remember where grandmother's house is. Mr. Deworetzki is not the only inventor trying to marry technology with Islam and in the process tap into the large Muslim consumer market. Last month LG Electronics, the second-largest mobile phone maker in Korea, after Samsung, began selling its new LG-G5300 phone, which costs about $250 and includes a compass and location tracking software. Even when a global positioning system is not available, the phone displays the direction of the ancient holy city Mecca, which is in modern Saudi Arabia. Other inventors are seeking patents on similar concepts. Jean Ciechanowiecki of Weston, Fla., and Hossein Sazfgar of France have applied for a cellphone that displays Mecca, as have Kiyoshi Hasebe and a team of other Japanese inventors. Less sophisticated devices catering to the Muslim consumer are on the market. Last week a Canadian merchant was auctioning an Arabic Traveling Prayer Chime on eBay. The starting bid for the chime, which plugs into the cigarette lighter outlet of a car and plays a prayer, was $14.99. Abdelhamid I. Sabra, a professor in the department of the history of science at Harvard, said historically religious authorities often opposed innovative thought in the Islamic world. From the 9th century to the 14th century, however, Islamic mathematicians were obsessed with figuring out how to calculate the position of Mecca from different locations. In the course of this quest, they proposed a variety of novel trigonometric solutions. For a medieval historian like Professor Sabra, the new technology puts a modern gloss on age-old knowledge. ''Mathematically, this problem was solved centuries ago,'' he said.

I got to rate Juve, nlike Milan Real or Inter the continue to Make players rather than Buy superstars. Thats the way teams need to go in this current economic climate. Juve Chase New Nedved

Ahh i see my name appears quite often, thx Ladies and Gents your sentiments are very nice. Kool Post, just what i need to alivate the boredom. 1) A nomad you always read his/her topics and replies ________Muraad, Nur, Barwaaqo, Shaqsii_____________ 2) A nomad you think is an asset for SOL _______Mujahid, Muraad, Jamaal_11______________ 3) A nomad you have a feeling is Habar or Oday (old) __________Yacquub ( ) no hard feelings lol___________ 4) A nomad you would love to meet ______________Runaway Virgin (Funny lady), Baaynial (i need to brainwash him down my local italian :cool: ), Horn Africa (Great Minds Think alike son)_______ 5) A nomad you are proud to know…. ___________To many to list, but they are all great Chaps and Chapets__________ 6) A nomad you think is popular in SOL (in terms of the replies to his/her topics) _________Undoubtable Jamaal_11 & Ameenah____________ 7) A nomad who has an extremely cool personality _________Northner, Barwaaqo, Shaqsii Yacquub ____________ 8) A nomad who makes you laugh out loud ____________my mind goes blank _________ 9) A nomad whom your like his/her mentality __________LST, Rookie, ___________ 10) A nomad you want to whoop his/her *** None, am not a man of violence :cool:

Your right Baay Juve look odds on Fav, but am confident that Roma will win this year, Juve still have to come to our Ground, and i think that might prove Crucial. Us Aside i think Milan and Parma will finish very close 3 n 4.

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Yeah scareface apparently 2 weeks ago, there was a multiple shooting in one household in Lpool (i cannot rember thereason why, as if there evere is a good reason?)but somehow all the family survived.

yeah am feeling your pain bro, Lpool flopped again :rolleyes: , and juve showed there class. Yeah i was feeling abit blue on sat after eeing lucky arsenal win again, but Roma, oh my Beloved Roma Lifted my Spirits

GET IN THERE Roma 2 - 0 Lazio Mancini 80 ®, Emerson 85 ® Stadio Olimpico -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Two stunning strikes from Brazilian stars Mancini and Emerson gave Roma the local derby and second place alongside Milan. There are few games on the world stage that can match the bitterness, rivalry and sheer passion of the Rome derby. The timing could not have been worse for Lazio, just days after their humiliating 4-0 thrashing at the hands of Chelsea. Sinisa Mihajlovic, Angelo Peruzzi, Claudio Lopez, Roberto Muzzi and Stefano Fiore were out injured, so Roberto Mancini changed to a 4-5-1 formation. Roma had not lost a 'home' derby game since 1997 and wheeled out the trident attack of Francesco Totti, Antonio Cassano - fresh from his first senior Italy call-up - and Vincenzo Montella. Jonathan Zebina stepped in for the injured Cristian Chivu, who damaged his shoulder midweek. The first shot on goal came after three minutes when Matteo Sereni got his body behind a fierce Olivier Dacourt effort from distance. Soon after Montella turned his marker and an angled drive was parried by Sereni, but Cassano just failed to pick up the loose ball. Lazio slowly began to fight back and Sergio Conceicao's chip almost caught Ivan Pelizzoli off his line, then the former Atalanta goalkeeper held firm on a Dejan Stankovic shot. It was a very tense game - as usual in the Rome derby - and a scuffle broke out when Bernardo Corradi reacted angrily to Dacourt's challenge. The former Leeds man was booked for the foul. On the resulting free kick Paolo Negro popped up at the far post and fired just wide from eight yards. Francesco Totti aimed to curl a free kick in only to see it deflected out for a corner kick. The tension rose towards the end of the first half and there were some very tough challenges around the field. Cassano saw a solo effort charged down and on the resulting corner kick Sereni plucked Emerson's header out of the air before Montella could pounce. There was absolute panic in the Lazio box when Totti's free kick was only parried into the path of a group of players nad the defence eventually scrambled it clear. On the corner kick Mancini's powerful drive skimmed the crossbar. Totti was convinced he had scored on the hour mark when his fantastic daisy-cutter clipped the edge of the upright. Moments later Sergio Conceicao found space on the counter-attack, but ballooned it over the bar as he lost his balance. Dejan Stankovic performed a wonderful solo effort as he skipped past two defenders, but his shot was a little too central and Pelizzoli got behind it. The second half was much more open and Montella was caught offside as Totti held up the ball for him. Lazio's injury woes deepened when Fabio Liverani limped off with a thigh problem, while Roma threw on John Carew for the final push. Walter Samuel made an uncharacteristic error on 74 minutes when he cleared the ball straight at Stankovic, but his curling effort shaved the crossbar with Pelizzoli beaten. The deadlock was eventually broken with a stunning goal ten minutes from time. Cassano turned a low free kick towards the near post and Alessandro Mancini flicked it in with his right heel. It was a beautiful and classy goal from the young Brazilian who has been a revelation for Roma this season. The other Mancini - sitting on the Lazio bench - reacted immediately and threw on Simone Inzaghi, while local lad Daniele De Rossi made his derby debut. This forced the game into life and the Biancocelesti left massive spaces at the back. Roma took full advantage and another Brazilian Emerson drilled an unstoppable low drive past Sereni following a splendid cross-field pass from Mancini. Carew's angled effort nearly made it three in injury time, but Roma celebrate a confident win in style.

This are very worrying times. Even in this blessed month, in he birthplace of our Prohpet muhammed (SAW), there are (allegedly) Muslims who carry out these kinds of acts.

Salam Calayakum Am glad that you guys found it of use.

Well we all no that we arent allowed to eat prok, swine or any Pig related product, it is forbiden to us by Allah (swt) so we need not question ti further. Salam Calayakum Nomads. I got this email earlier today and it offered a very interesting view as to why us muslim arent allowed to eat Pork or swine. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Good scientific explanation. > > > >Bob: Tell me why is it that a Muslim is very particular about the > >words Halaal and Haraam; what do they mean? > > > >Yunus: That which is permissible is termed Halaal and that which > >is not permissible is termed Haraam and it is the Quran which > >draws the distinction between the two. > > > >Bob: Can you give me an example? > > > >Yunus: Yes, Islam has prohibited blood of any type. You will > >agree that a chemical analysis of blood shows that it contains > >an abundance of uric acid, a chemical substance which can be > >injurious to human health. > > > > > >Bob: You're right about the toxic nature of uric acid, in the human being it is excreted as a waste product and in fact we are told that 98%of the body's uric acid is extracted from the blood by the kidneys and removed through urination. > > > >Yunus: Now I think that you'll appreciate the special prescribed > >method of animal slaughter in Islam. > > > >Bob: What do you mean? > > > >Yunus: You see, the wielder of the knife, whilst taking the name of > >the 'Almighty', makes an incision through the jugular veins, leaving > >all other veins and organs intact. > > > >Bob: I see, this causes the death of the animal by a total loss of > >blood from the body, rather than an injury to any vital organ. > > > >Yunus: Yes, where the organs, example the heart, the liver, or the > >brain crippled or damaged, the animal could die immediately and > >its blood would congeal in its veins and would eventually permeate > >the flesh. This implies that the animal flesh would be permeated > >and contaminated with uric acid and therefore very poisonous; > >only today did our dietitians realize such a thing. > > > >Bob: Again, while on the topic of food; Why do Muslims condemn > >the eating of pork or ham or any foods related to pigs or swine. > > > >Yunus: Actually, apart from the Quran prohibiting the consumption > >of pork,bacon (pig flesh); in fact the Bible too in Leviticus chapter > >11, verse 8, regarding swine it says, "of their flesh (of the swine , > >another name for pig) shall you not eat, and of their carcass you > >shall not touch;they are unclean to you." > >Further, did you know that a pig cannot be slaughtered at the neck > >for it does not have a neck; that is according to its natural anatomy. > >A Muslim reasons that if the pig was to be slaughtered and fit for > > human consumption the Creator would have provided it with a neck. > > > >Nonetheless, all that aside, I am sure you are well informed about > >the harmful effects of the consumption of pork, in any form, be it > >pork chops, ham, bacon. > > > >Bob: The medical science finds that there is a risk for various > >disease's the pig is found to be a host for many parasites > >and potential diseases. > > > >Yunus: Yes, even apart from that, as we talked about uric acid > >content in the blood, it is important to note that the pig's > >biochemistry excretes only 2% of its total uric acid content, > >the remaining 98% remains as an integral part of the body. > > > > > > > > > >Please forward to others............it may answer some of their > >questions especially when the children ask. > >