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WAX LA AAN => SHIID

asalaam caleykom thanks muslim sis for sharing it with us one of my fav peoms The Scarf By: Nura Alia Hossainzadeh They stand there with shorts, so short, excessively short, shorts that so deceptively capture from them all they know of modesty... ...and I proudly pull my scarf over my hair They stand there, face lost in a sea of make-up, make-up that so ruthlessly captures from them all they know of freedom... ...and I proudly pull my scarf over my hair They stand there, hair raining with gels, colors - chemicals that so menacingly capture from them all they know of purity... ...and I proudly pull my scarf over my hair They stand there, so close, so very close to their "lover", devoted to them, the devotion that so mercilessly captures from them all they know of individuality... ...and I proudly pull my scarf over my hair And they stand there, talking of getting new shorts, new gels and colors, new boyfriends, materialistic things that so wrongfully capture from them all they know of God and love... ...and I proudly pull my scarf over my hair For my scarf is my protector, my lover, my devotion, my pureness, my beauty, my rememberance of God, And I proudly pull it over my hair knowing that when I wear it, I so rightfully thrust away all the things that the devil brought about, And when I put it on, I am Free...

i dont think there is a modern muslim or a traditional muslim , and if a person drinks occasionally i cant call them a non muslim but allah knows what they are, all i know is Drinking is Haraam. Islam does not change and there is no revised version of the quran ,so there is no modern or traditional islam, to me Islam is islam .there is no version of it .it says constant

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^^^..lol sorry i was running for class when i wrote the post above i know u are a sis lucky

^^ where in hiiraan cuz i cant find it

opinionated .whatever :rolleyes: :rolleyes: tank thanks for the sites bro lucky thanks bro

Mogadishu University Launches Post Graduate Partnership Program With Omudurman University Mogadishu University has officially launched today at the Campus of the Faculty of Computer Science and IT a partnership program in post-graduate studies in education. This program will offer an opportunity for thriving civil society led education of war-torn Somalia to enhance its performance. The program offers a post-graduate diploma in education; MA and PhD in the field of education. In the well-organized launching ceremony, 150 persons were gathered from all the spectrum of the civil society organizations, education networks such as FPENS and SAFE, MU teaching staff and Alumni of MU. Moreover Mr. Tariq Ahmed of Sudan's embassy was also present. In the opening statement, on behalf of MU, Mr. Mohamed Nur Ga'al , director of Community Service and Continuous Education (CSCE) welcomed the guests and Mr. Hussein Iman of Public Relations & Programs had presented the post-graduate program to the audience. Then a number of the prominent civil society activists gave emotional remarks. From FPEMS Mohamed Abdullah Hussein said," It is a great day for Somali education". The famous writer and political activist, Maryann Arif Qasim said" This program is the honor for the city of Mogadishu and its people!! And we have to be very proud for what Mogadishu University has achieved". Mr. Abdullah Mohamed Shirwa` of Peace Line expressed " that education and peace are twins and MU is an example and the bride for all of us". In the name of Sudan Mr. Tariq expressed brotherly relations between the two nations and that" Sudan will do every thing to support Somali brothers". At the end of the ceremony, Dr. Ali Hassan Mohamed, deputy president of MU for Academic affairs concluded that" This program will focus on professional development, educational administration and curriculum development and there is no more excuses for low quality education". These two universities have signed partnership agreement in the year 2001, and in according to this agreement, Omdurman University shall implement its post-graduate program in the field of education in Somalia. Its responsibility includes admissions, lecturers, supervision of thesis and offering degrees, while MU will be hosting and administering the program in its campuses. mogdisho university official website

Originally posted by Nafisa: quote:Originally posted by Rahima: For the sisters though, make sure you read more than a juz per day. I hope you are all getting my drift I know eh, lol. Insha'Allah, I will try my best to achieve this...it is a huge challenge! same here insha allah count me in

salaam caleykom zakariya thanks flying still: interesting topic

asalaam caleykom jazaka allah sis , very touching walaahi

salaam caleykom lucky thanks much walaalo jazaka allah, i ran into a sheikh yesterday and he said the same, um and my friend does not drink nor uses weave it was just something that came up in our conversation and it turned to an argument. u were not confusing at all thanks again lucky mujahid : thanks, i will work on the name change opinionated sister dont twist the words in my mouth am sure you know what i mean and so did the test of the people in here :mad: And for Salafi, unless you post just for the sake of arguing, i would advice to address ur questions at more proper vanue, this aint the place sister. what do u mean bro :confused: , where would be the right place to ask the question :confused: to clearify i didnt open this topic to argue

salaam caleykom lol oh my god, sis u are funny walaahi, u know what somalis would say indha adag arooskeeda eey ka booda (something like that i would dance at my wedding too but it wont be a typical somali wedding and trust me the buranbur thingy would only be on the 7th day cuz the 1 day would be my fantasy wedding , 3 day for my girls to plan , and yeah that sums up my traditional/non traditional wedding but i agree i will dance when i want, i wont do the buranbur jump , just on music

salaam caleykom waraxma opinionated ,abaayo first am a sister not a brother , and i didnt give advice , i dont know much about islam , i know the amount that takes me throw life but i doubt i know more than u do or anyone else for this matter , I gues my name mislead ya i aint a salafi i want to become one insha allah .secondly islam is not all about quran sis , a hadith or a verse from quran would do, the six Pillars of Iman say beleive in the prophet and if prophet saying and action are recorded in hadith i would beleive it wouldnt u :confused: so waz up with up with i want quran only, islam is not about being defensive. just my opinion anywho someone tell me the answer please

By Khalid Baig It happened soon after Muslims conquered Egypt in 20 A.H. A delegation of the local Copts approached the governor Umro bin al-a'as, Radi-Allahu unhu, with a pressing matter. While life in Egypt depended upon the Nile, the river itself demanded an yearly human sacrifice. To satisfy this requirement, on the 12th night of June a virgin girl was dressed as a bride then thrown into the river. Otherwise the river would drop to a trickle. His response was immediate. The river would have to do without the human sacrifice. Islam destroys all superstitions and rites of Ignorance. Days passed. Then weeks. Then months. The river remained dry. Caught between a river that "demanded" human sacrifice, and the new rulers who would not permit it, the people prepared to migrate. Seeing this Umro bin al-a'as wrote to Khalifa Sayyidna Umar, Radi-Allahu unhu. "You did the right thing," Sayyidna Umar wrote back. "Islam does destroy all rituals of Ignorance. I am sending you a note. Drop it into the river." The note was a letter to the river. It read: "From the servant of Allah, Ameerul-Momineen Umar to the Nile of Egypt. If you were flowing of your own accord then you can stop flowing. But if it is Allah, the One, the Almighty, Who makes you flow, then we pray to Him that He should force you to start flowing again." And so it happened, writes historian Ibn Taghri Berdi in "An-Najum uz-zahira fi akhbar muluk Misr walqahira." (Vol. 1, p. 35). Governor Umro bin al-a'as dropped the letter into the river and the next morning the Nile had started flowing at its full level. Islam had liberated the women in Egypt from the tyranny of a terrible pagan practice. Human sacrifice in one form or another was common to all pagan societies. A very large number of these sacrifices involved women. They were thrown into rivers or lakes (to appease these vital sources of life), buried alive in the foundations of bridges (to make the bridge strong), or just offered as sacrifice to the gods for the protection of the community. The game London Bridge Is Broken Down, and the accompanying rhyme, preserve unmistakable traces of human sacrifice at the building of a bridge. The bridge has fallen down, and all rebuilding attempts will fail, whereupon follows -- with an apparent lack of connection -- the arrest of a woman prisoner. London Bridge has fallen down, fallen down, fallen down, Build it up with lime and stone ... Stone and lime would wash away ... Build it up with iron bars ... Iron bars would bend and break ... etc. etc. What has this poor prisoner done? ... Off to prison she must go. My fair lady! Ibn Battuta gives an account of the practice in pagan Maldive Islands. Every month a young virgin girl was dressed up then left overnight in a temple on the shore to appease a ginni. In the morning they would find the girl dead and violated. A Muslim visitor Abul Barkat Berberi learned about it from his host, an old woman whose only daughter had been drafted for the next sacrifice. Abul Barkat, who was a hafiz, offered to go in her place. In the temple he kept reciting the Qur'an all night. When they found him alive and well next morning, the news spread throughout the island and within a month the entire population had accepted Islam. The woman of another land had been liberated from the pagan tyranny. The record of Christianity is less clear. First, it endorsed the basic idea of human sacrifice by suggesting that Jesus had died on the Cross to atone for the sins of humanity. Second, it was content to merely change the pagan rites into more benign forms. The earlier offerings of human sacrifices of Saturnalia were replaced by offerings of Christmas gifts. Same with Halloween. Halloween started in Great Britain with the ancient Druid culture. The Druids believed that the witches, ghosts, and evil spirits walked on earth on the night of October 31. They would light huge bonfires to ward off these spirits. They would then go from door to door asking for treats. These "treats" were not candy. They were victims ---young virgins--- for human sacrifices. If the Druids received their "treat" they would leave a lighted jack-o'-lantern at that house as a sign that a sacrifice had been obtained there. That most of these symbols survive (and thrive) today reminds us that the post-Christian Western civilization remains at heart a pagan civilization, albeit a more polished one. The drastic rituals have been replaced but the crooked ideas behind them survive. What was the idea behind throwing a virgin into the Nile? That a woman must sacrifice her life for the economic prosperity of the society. In forcing the women outside the home and herding them into offices and factories, the Industrial Revolution preserved the same idea. In putting them on display to attract customers, the "Marketing Revolution" preserved the same idea. The women must sacrifice their lives, dignity, and security for the economic prosperity of the society. If it leaves them prey to an avalanche of advances and assaults, so be it. If it destroys the home and family life, so be it. The goddess of "economic progress" demands their sacrifice, and they must submit. Today the woman has been uprooted from her home, separated from her family, violated, left to tend for herself, and expected to be grateful for this "emancipation"! How can we explain what was going on with the Nile? Perhaps the answer lies in that when a people choose to reject Allah's clear Signs and Commands, then their own chosen path of destruction is made easy for them. "Those who reject Our Signs, We will lead them step by step to ruin while they know not." [Al-A'raf 7:182]. As the Nile remained dry, it was a test of the believers. Would they hold fast to the rejection of all pagan rites or would they waver in the face of an apparent calamity? The letter to the river was a marvelous act. It radiated unwavering faith in Allah and unremitting disdain for pagan beliefs and practices. Only such faith could free humanity from the cruelty of pagan Ignorance. The test continues. For the women today need to be liberated from the tyranny of modern paganism, just like they needed to be liberated from the tyranny of ancient paganism. Taken from: http://www.albalagh.net/women/human_sacrifice.shtml "Behold! In the creation of the Heavens and the earth; In the alternation of the Night and the Day; In the sailings of the ships through the Ocean for the profit of mankind; In the rain which Allah sends down from the skies, And the life which he gives therewith to an earth that is dead; In the beasts of all kinds that He scatters through the earth; In the change of the winds, And the clouds which they trail like their slaves between the sky and the earth; (Here) indeed are Signs for a people that are wise. " [Al -Quran Surah 2 -Al Baqarah Verse 164] "You should be kind to those who are on earth, and He, who is in the Heavens will be kind to you."- Prophet Muhammad (sallallahu alayhe wasallam)

salaam caleykom warahmatullah wabarakato thanks very much lucky and zakariye ...MY freind and I are well aware of not using FAKE HAIR.and we know its Haram.i gues i didnt explain my self, let my try it again let just say a girl puts fake hair on, she takes it off after a while , and she takes a shower to clean herself and prepare herself for prayers, can she pray ? .remember she doent have the weave on this time.. in that given scenario my freind said "yes she can pray" cuz the person is dahira/dahir ..and I said "no because i was told by a sheikh once that people who do that knowing that is not permitted cant pray for 40 days as a punishment"... another scenario to explain my self better, someone drinks alcohol(GOD FORBID), and a day later when he/she is not antoxicated anymore they take a shower and decide to pray, can they pray even thought they are not antoxicated and they know what they are doing? same old thing my frien would say yes to this scenario and i would say NO god is qafuurol raxiim but he is shadidol ciqaab, and if someone breaks rules they may be forgiven or they maybe punished, ... so if anyone knows about it please reply, thanks much lucky and zaka once again

my friend and I had this huge argument over this . we were talking about weave(fake hair)(boroko) and i told her that we could not pray /fast if we had weave on? she said could pray after she removed it and had taken a shower , i said shower or no shower one could not pray for 40 days and the same goes for drinking alcohol too cuz i heard that once from a sheikh, now i would like to ask for answers if anyone has the hadith or something that either prooves me or her wrong ... question is once again: can someone pray/fast with in 40 if they had weave (fake hair) on or they drank alcohol.

i second whoever said islamic republic of somalia

salaams the anticipation level is raising and raising and raising hears a cough oh no i hear another cough ,, oooh yes ge spits it out in his next post insha allah

salaam caleykom vote goes with her ^^^ and nafisa

juxa sis i read ur story and i asked my girls who they wanted to pick . of all the six women 3 picked number 1 1 picked number 2 2 picked (they thought number two was there to all afternoon to give her company)(i think he was there to watch tv only he didnt care about her , he was just payin back the favor) so to all those that say 2 is the winner booya hmmmmmmmm question is why did i pick two? :confused: :rolleyes:

^^ lol i know why up in the north dooro has a whole new meaning . yuck

salam caleykom :eek: :eek: at their outfits

Raxmah===> thank you very much unique====>lol abaayo release it all , about the danbi, i had mine too What is Midterm??? lol zu lucky lets just pray u are not as stressed out as I am, girl this stuff is killing me i havent had a week off for three months but i will get it next week insha allah , home sweet home here i come