Salam God, it makes me so proud to see bro's and sis's working so hard, masha'Allah! And for me, i'm a senior biol student hoping to go into med school insha'Allah like many others. If it doesn't work out, i'm interested in doing my masters in cancer immunology at U of T...they have one of the best cancer researches in the world! P.S. I see that tech & social sciences are very popular but why is it that the majority of our ppl don't like Science?...i mean it's really not as unappealing as it sounds!

Subxanallah...I hope that Allah forgives her for such an enormous sin. I 've seen Indians take their lives for not getting to marry the love of their lives and i've seen wall street stock brokers take their lives for bankruptcy but somalis? and for school workload out of All? (Not that anything justifies for an act like this) I just hope that the rest of us can learn from this incident and truly appreciate the imaan that Allah(swt) has bestowed on us!

Subxanallah...I hope that Allah forgives her for such an enormous sin. I 've seen Indians take their lives for not getting to marry the love of their lives and i've seen wall street stock brokers take their lives for bankruptcy but somalis? and for school workload out of All? (Not that anything justifies for an act like this) I just hope that the rest of us can learn from this incident and truly appreciate the imaan that Allah(swt) has bestowed on us!

Hey muraad...i forgot to ask you this, who was this sh.cali guy that gave lectures in masaajidka? I'm just wondering cuz i just never heard of him well unless he tought after the war

Hey muraad...i forgot to ask you this, who was this sh.cali guy that gave lectures in masaajidka? I'm just wondering cuz i just never heard of him well unless he tought after the war

Salam, I went to Taleex coz it was my neighbourhood and then it was a bit too violent for me. Somehow the girls there were fighters, so i was taken to i think it was called safaarada carabta, an egyptian school, near the Sayid statue...oh there was a great burger place near it too, boy did i like their burgers, i think it was called aaran...can't reacall the street though. And then unfortunately, the stupid war took place, i was enjoying it so well...they had to ruin it for us didn't they, lol. Take care Guyz

Salam, I went to Taleex coz it was my neighbourhood and then it was a bit too violent for me. Somehow the girls there were fighters, so i was taken to i think it was called safaarada carabta, an egyptian school, near the Sayid statue...oh there was a great burger place near it too, boy did i like their burgers, i think it was called aaran...can't reacall the street though. And then unfortunately, the stupid war took place, i was enjoying it so well...they had to ruin it for us didn't they, lol. Take care Guyz

Assalamu Alaikum, First of all, let me say that i just joined this website and surprisingly i find it very useful and itellectually stimulating. I'm glad to be part of a place where my fellow countrymen can interact positively! Nyhow, i'm a senior student in biology from Canada and i'm persuing medical school. I think many of you who live in Canada and who are in the science fuculty know how ridiculously hopeless it has become to get admitted nowadays because of the high demand for med schools and the so little supply. So i wanted to ask a little favour from my friends in the south who are either currently in med schools or perhaps graduated from it. How is the process of getting in down there...what are they looking for in particular or how do they veiw foreign students. I know that the financial side is rather unappealing, but it looks like it's the only option i have left. Any help will be highly appreciated...take care guyz!

Assalamu Alaikum, First of all, let me say that i just joined this website and surprisingly i find it very useful and itellectually stimulating. I'm glad to be part of a place where my fellow countrymen can interact positively! Nyhow, i'm a senior student in biology from Canada and i'm persuing medical school. I think many of you who live in Canada and who are in the science fuculty know how ridiculously hopeless it has become to get admitted nowadays because of the high demand for med schools and the so little supply. So i wanted to ask a little favour from my friends in the south who are either currently in med schools or perhaps graduated from it. How is the process of getting in down there...what are they looking for in particular or how do they veiw foreign students. I know that the financial side is rather unappealing, but it looks like it's the only option i have left. Any help will be highly appreciated...take care guyz!

Assalamu Alaikum, Mujahid...you made an exellent point bro although it was a little long, more like an essay, lol...j/k bro! But anyhow, i think the most important thing we can learn is our beloved religion and then comes secular education. However, the challenge lies in learning how to balance the two.I believe any form of education confers knowledge and knowledge is the most valuable asset one can attain. We all possess the potential to be someone and education is the means in reaching that potential. I do respect those of you who choose to work because of circumstances that prevent you from seeking a higher eduacation, but what i DO NOT respect is those of you who are doing nothing but making absurd justification for your incompetent lives and who still have the guts to advice others that education is nothing!! I think the intention of the girl who posted this topic was to get intelligent brothers and sisters to share their views and experiences about post-secondary ed. and to be role models for those who are younger than us or who haven't reached our place. So pls ppl, keep your comments as constructive as you can and don't try and demean those of us who are (alhamdulilah) on the right path.

Assalamu Alaikum, Mujahid...you made an exellent point bro although it was a little long, more like an essay, lol...j/k bro! But anyhow, i think the most important thing we can learn is our beloved religion and then comes secular education. However, the challenge lies in learning how to balance the two.I believe any form of education confers knowledge and knowledge is the most valuable asset one can attain. We all possess the potential to be someone and education is the means in reaching that potential. I do respect those of you who choose to work because of circumstances that prevent you from seeking a higher eduacation, but what i DO NOT respect is those of you who are doing nothing but making absurd justification for your incompetent lives and who still have the guts to advice others that education is nothing!! I think the intention of the girl who posted this topic was to get intelligent brothers and sisters to share their views and experiences about post-secondary ed. and to be role models for those who are younger than us or who haven't reached our place. So pls ppl, keep your comments as constructive as you can and don't try and demean those of us who are (alhamdulilah) on the right path.