Sensual_Healing

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  1. Salaam alakum sister Ramiya WLC' bayaa, . Insha'Allah you'll like it HereE i did! Ramiyah Masha'allah thats a beautiful name ;)lol and to sister kayse WLC abaayo..... ma'salama
  2. Salaam alakum sister Ramiya WLC' bayaa, . Insha'Allah you'll like it HereE i did! Ramiyah Masha'allah thats a beautiful name ;)lol and to sister kayse WLC abaayo..... ma'salama
  3. Salaam alakum sister Ramiya WLC' bayaa, . Insha'Allah you'll like it HereE i did! Ramiyah Masha'allah thats a beautiful name ;)lol and to sister kayse WLC abaayo..... ma'salama
  4. Salaam alakum sister Ramiya WLC' bayaa, . Insha'Allah you'll like it HereE i did! Ramiyah Masha'allah thats a beautiful name ;)lol and to sister kayse WLC abaayo..... ma'salama
  5. :rolleyes: OooOH!. here' we go AGAIN.! whiteman or no white man, why don't u have a good look at yourselve' i hate it when people come up to me and Blah Blah Blah and thats what you are doign Right Now. us somalis are rich in Culture and we are devoted in our Religion we are Strong in Spirit and Body' sorry to break the sad news to You But we are at advantage to for most somalis speak at least three languages, And can i ask you a Question? How does it feel me being in your country doing tjhe same Work as you are doing, Going to the same University and having the same Qualification?/ I'm MUSLIM' Thank God! i'm a indapendant African woman even Better, i'ma somalian ' YaHOOOOO!!! i coudln't ask for more, and if we do complain never has a somali person complaint to You so i suggest you zip it and speak when you are spoken to! You Know WHAT?? Yes this is not our country, the language i'm speaking is not my language, But i can speak it, and i can achieve more than you'll ever dream of achieving, and i bet your twise My Age How sad, Are you thinking NOW?? i wonder how many years it would take You to learn a Foriegn language, lets say three foreign language, and making a living from scratch, Sad thing is i have nothing against a white person But your Pot seems full of anger' and resentment, I Well i got nothing to lose and ma' somali Brothers and sisters they stay Strong and Poude!! Because we are one in this Site.. Latter Dayz whiteman.......
  6. Question: My question is short. I want to enter Paradise, I want to strive to control my self (my nafs), I want to kiss my mother’s hand every day, I want to keep away from whims and desires and from the Shaytaan, I want Allaah to call me a devoted slave on the Day of Resurrection, in sha Allaah, I want to love my brothers, and I want my faith to keep increasing. What should I do?. Answer: Praise be to Allaah. We ask Allaah to make you steadfast in adhering to the truth, and to make your hopes come true, and to make you one of those who turn to Him and who know the truth, defend it and adhere to Islam. The things you mention in your question indicate that you have a sound and pure nature, and a great desire to achieve great things and to give everyone his rights. These are great hopes that can be achieved through faith, as it was narrated that Sufyaan al-Thawri said: Faith is not wishes or pretence, rather it is what settles in the heart and is proven by actions.” So we will discuss the matter of faith and how important it is in becoming a devoted slave, pleasing and honouring one’s parents and achieving the victory of Paradise. Whoever seeks to achieve great things has to stay up at night (worship). Hence al-Fudayl said: “You hearts can never taste the sweetness of faith until they shun worldly pleasures.” And he also said, “If you cannot pray qiyaam at night and fast during the day, then know that you are deprived.” The sincere believer has a heart like a burning coal, hence it was narrated by al-Haakim in his Mustadrak and al-Tabaraani in his Mu’jam with a saheeh isnaad that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said, “Faith wears out in your heart as clothes wear out, so ask Allaah to renew the faith in your hearts.” The believer’s heart may sometimes feel overwhelmed by clouds of sin. This was portrayed to us by the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) when he said: “There is no heart that does not have clouds like the clouds that cover the moon. When the cloud covers it, it is dark, and when the cloud moves away it shines.” Narrated by al-Tabaraani in al-Awsat, and classed as saheeh by al-Albaani. So the believer’s heart is sometimes covered with a cloud and its light is hidden, and it remains dark and lonely, but if he strives to increase his store of faith and seeks the help of Allaah, that cloud goes away and the light in his heart starts to shine again. Hence one of the salaf said: “It is part of a person’s smartness to c heck on his faith and be aware of what affects it.” It is also part of a person’s smartness “that he recognizes how the Shaytaan whispers to him.” So he has to come back to faith. If you come back to faith and do as it requires, then you will achieve what you want. We will tell you of a basic principle which will let you know when faith is present and when it is not. Imam Ibn al-Jawzi said: “O you who are turned away, O you who are deprived of meeting your loved ones, if you want to know how you stand before the king, then look at how you are spending your time and what work you are assigned to do. How many people stand at the door of the king, but no one enters except the one whom he cares for. Not every heart is fit to draw close, not every heart can be filled with love, not every wind is like the morning breeze.” If a person want to know how he stands before Allaah and how he stands in relation to His commands and prohibitions, let him look at himself and see what he is preoccupied with. If he is busy with da’wah and with saving people from the Fire, striving to attain Paradise, helping the weak and needy, honouring his parents, then let him rejoice in the fact that he is close to the King of kings, for Allaah does not help anyone to do good except those whom He loves. But if he is has no interest in da’wah, dislikes the daa’iyahs and does not do good things, if he is preoccupied with this world and its gains, and with gossip and asking too many questions, whilst not doing much or following his whims and desires, let him know that he is far from Allaah and has been deprived of that which will bring him closer to Paradise, because Allaah says in His holy Book (interpretation of the meaning): “Whoever desires the quick‑passing (transitory enjoyment of this world), We readily grant him what We will for whom We like. Then, afterwards, We have appointed for him Hell; he will burn therein disgraced and rejected ( far away from Allaah’s Mercy). And whoever desires the Hereafter and strives for it, with the necessary effort due for it (i.e. does righteous deeds of Allaah’s obedience) while he is a believer (in the Oneness of Allaah Islamic Monotheism) — then such are the ones whose striving shall be appreciated, (thanked and rewarded by Allaah)” [al-Isra’ 17:18-19] My brother, if you want to have a high position in all kinds of good deeds, to be a devoted slave of Allaah and to honour your parents, and you are seeking Paradise, then you have to do the following: 1 – You have to revive the faith in your heart. Faith is what will bring the Muslim everything he seeks in this world and in the Hereafter. Faith is the key to all goodness and locks the door to all evil. The means of reviving and strengthening faith in one’s heart are many and varied, including doing a lot of acts of worship and righteous deeds. 2 – You must turn to your Lord sincerely, as it says in the report: “If My slave turns to me inwardly and outwardly, I will turn the hearts of My slaves to him with love and mercy.” Allaah has made worship the ultimate aim and loftiest purpose of man: “And I (Allaah) created not the jinn and mankind except that they should worship Me (Alone)” [al-Dhaariyaat 51:56 – interpretation of the meaning)] 3 – You should always set your sights on the highest degrees, and make your goal in life to earn the pleasure of Allaah, and strive to attain the victory of Paradise, or to attain the highest Firdaws. You should strive as hard as you can to achieve these lofty aims. 4 – You should follow the example of historical Muslim figures such as the Sahaabah, Taabi’een and righteous forebears (the salaf). 5 – You should make the most of every minute, every moment and every heartbeat to use it in such a way as to increase your faith. 6 – You should try to keep company with righteous people, because the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said, “A man will follow the religion of his close friend, so let each one of you look at whom he befriends.” Narrated by Abu Dawood and al-Tirmidhi with a hasan isnaad. Good friends are one of the best means of helping you to obey Allaah and to avoid sin and error. 7 – Doing a lot of righteous deeds which will bring you happiness in this world and in the Hereafter. 8 – Praying qiyaam al-layl, making du’aa’ in the time just before dawn. The feet of the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) used to swell because of his desire to be a thankful slave, even though Allaah had forgiven his previous and future sins. 9 – Persisting in reading a portion of Qur’aan daily, and other dhikr that helps you to think and ponder the meanings of the Qur’aan. 10 – Striving to spread the word and make da’wah for the sake of Allaah, and working for Islam as much as possible. If you want to reach the status of devoted slave for which you long, then be as Allaah commanded His Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him): “Say (O Muhammad): Verily, my Salaah (prayer), my sacrifice, my living, and my dying are for Allaah, the Lord of the ‘Aalameen (mankind, jinn and all that exists)” [al-An’aam 6:162] Being a devoted slave of Allaah means declaring one’s devotion and belonging to the Lord, which can only be achieved by applying this aayah, so that we are for Allaah, the Lord of the Worlds, in all our affairs. Being a devoted slave of Allaah can only be fully achieved in this manner; it can only be achieved by worshipping Allaah in the fullest sense of the word, which means making our living and dying, and all our movements, for Him alone. So we only speak that which is pleasing to Allaah; we only do that which is pleasing to Allaah; we focus our intention in these words and deeds only on Allaah. Worship should not be reduced to merely raising and lowering our heads at certain times, or giving a few pennies every once in a while, or fasting a few days each year, or moving our lips to say a few words and dhikrs. Hence the deeds that lead to this status – of being a devoted slave – are innumerable and may take many shapes in all aspects of our lives and the places where we live. This is by the bounty of Allaah towards us and towards all people. Just look, in every place where you find yourself and every moment that comes to you, for that which will please Him, and what you think He wants to see you doing, and do it. Then you will be a devoted slave. Finally, we ask Allaah to accept righteous deeds from us and from you, and to gather us and you in His mercy with the Prophets, siddeeqs, martyrs and righteous, and those are the best of companions. Ref: Islam Online. Islam Q&A (www.islam-qa.com)
  7. Salaam. that, was ''NICE''....i have this thing for Islamic poems... Jezaku'Allah.... brotha shujui Allah hafiz
  8. Salaaam'alakum.. WLC bROTHA G-mONEY
  9. Salaam'alakum wrAllah'wb.. i DON'T GET IT!! :cool: thats not really somali Culture more like the religion to me!! why don't you include'''gone are the days they mutulized GIRLS''' hmmm'' somali culture well there ain't any, thats why we get LOST easily' hope that made sense.. Fee'ameem'Allah
  10. salaam'alakum again i agree with brotha shujui....... Hey Guys you should go to the site www.midgaan.com that site where the other bro posted' i nearly cried and so did my Mother,,,, it's hard to think your own people can be capable of such discrimination' Ya'Allah!!!!
  11. Salaam alakum.. LoooL.. heheh Subhana'Allah..... ow my god before i knew where you are located i had a Wild Gues and i knew you were at UK... Well it's a BIG issue in the UK. i know that forsure,,,,,, when i went there i heared that Young men, even marry Young girls at are Fully educated, with Money than Divorce them after few Months, chances are you'll even see Five friends, and they all married the same Xalimo.. eweweeewewe My cousin she's a mother and she's also finnshing High school, he hubby is not in the same country as her and once this dude approached her saying.. wa'ku Mirinaa. ewewewe Shameless,,,,,, Allah' Hafiz
  12. Salaam alakum again.. Brother Maskini,First you are my Brother in Islam 2nd you are my somali Brother and i hate it how somalis Discriminate against other somalis it's sad, it's Yuck! But it's happeneing,,,,, and wallahi i've witnessed somalis getting married to a non muslim and a non somali and not being dishonoured what does that tell Us? it's all Bull!!! it's our job to styop this and marry each other marry for religion, Culture, and Love ,, Not because of someone's Tribe, Ya'AllaH that sounds so Silly to me, it never made sense to me and Insha'Allah it'll never make sense..... it should be changed....... Anywayz''''' Ma'salama
  13. salaam. i remember Visiting my Aunties' School. it was a Arab school i think and there was this other school Damn STRICT... and who ever said somethign is wrong with Kenyan Education System LOL take that back Dear, i went there two yrs Ago.. Oooooh! i call that Main streem Education.. But they lose the hitting:) as For me i never attended school in Somalia.. Saddly i think it has something to do with my Poor somali Mallin wacan. lol or is it habeen wacan?)
  14. salaam. i remember Visiting my Aunties' School. it was a Arab school i think and there was this other school Damn STRICT... and who ever said somethign is wrong with Kenyan Education System LOL take that back Dear, i went there two yrs Ago.. Oooooh! i call that Main streem Education.. But they lose the hitting:) as For me i never attended school in Somalia.. Saddly i think it has something to do with my Poor somali Mallin wacan. lol or is it habeen wacan?)
  15. Salaam alakum.. sis Aishah' WlC, macanto..... How are you by the way.? Insha'Allah u are doing Great.. anywayz this is a kEWL envirnment so here's a Humble wlc..... Ma'salama..
  16. salaam.. Oh! it's so obvious Though. what does Iraq has that the US needs? OIL? and who are Iraq Selling their Oil to France Who doesn't want the war to happen, France? Why is Mr Bush Ignorin North Korea, because they capable of doing what they Promised, like he Rock Chick Said it's Personal and it needs alote of reading in between the lines.... Not very hard to understand!!!!!! ma'SALAMA
  17. Salaam Legend of Zu.. i Laughed LoLoLoLoLoLoL...
  18. Salaam.. i must say i Love Looking Good, But what you think looks Good might not look Good to another person, But the important thing is Looking Different and UNIQUE! i hate it when what i wear becomes Uniform, Slip Slop Slap LOL thats the way for ME.... ALLAH HAFIZ
  19. salaam.. Oh sis i always go to that side.. it's Beautiful ilove their songs and it's mostly Rap RIGHT? But is't it a Afghan web site? anywayz ma'salama
  20. salaam.. Oh sis i always go to that side.. it's Beautiful ilove their songs and it's mostly Rap RIGHT? But is't it a Afghan web site? anywayz ma'salama
  21. salaam.. Oh sis i always go to that side.. it's Beautiful ilove their songs and it's mostly Rap RIGHT? But is't it a Afghan web site? anywayz ma'salama
  22. salaam.. Oh sis i always go to that side.. it's Beautiful ilove their songs and it's mostly Rap RIGHT? But is't it a Afghan web site? anywayz ma'salama
  23. Salaam alakum.. Well i know the difference between a Bajunni and a somali sujui somali sujui is a typical somali and a Bajuni is an arab and Kenyan mixed, they are NOT dark dear the are very Light with Thick hair, thei Featurs are vey African But the are Not dark Pale is the word Dear, anywayz iw asn't calling you a Bujunii i know Bujunis and sujuis can't stand each other..... Yea abaao thats all iw aned to say.. Allah hafiz
  24. Salaam alakum.. Well i know the difference between a Bajunni and a somali sujui somali sujui is a typical somali and a Bajuni is an arab and Kenyan mixed, they are NOT dark dear the are very Light with Thick hair, thei Featurs are vey African But the are Not dark Pale is the word Dear, anywayz iw asn't calling you a Bujunii i know Bujunis and sujuis can't stand each other..... Yea abaao thats all iw aned to say.. Allah hafiz