Event not to be missed for UK Muslims

[MR ORGILAQE]

Yes i have been growing a beard lately but it is still in it's infancy.I was wearing a Khamis albeit with an overcoat.

 

Mind you i wasnt hard to pick out.I had a battalion of 23 kids and 14 other siblings,and spouses with me.Which one were you?

[sheherazade]

I was the nosey one.

 

I didn't see u with kids but there was a coat and another Somali guy(zero hair on the head but bearded) and a woman in a blinging hijab. Were u up front in the green area? I only ask becasue as part of all the other weird characteristics I display, I also have premonitions, visions and make bang-on guesses. Now run and scream. I know more.

[MR ORGILAQE]

not this time.There were 8 other women with us and four brother of mine and all the kids but were mainly being entertained in the nasheed section......we were in the VIP section.Loved the fireworks though.

[sheherazade]

so was I. So there was no bald guy with u?

 

U know what, let's drop it, and stick to the event. Who else went?

[MR ORGILAQE]

at least you got to look around i was busy keeping an eye on the kids allbeit in a shift pattern

[MR ORGILAQE]

I did notice the bald guy at the fireworks in the evening

[N.O.R.F]

Well i logged on to the Islam Channel website and tuned in to listen to the speeches. They had a luve link to Pakistan with a speaker (didnt catch his name) who spoke on interesting issue such as puppet regimes/muslim togetherness.

 

Then they went onto a few Pakistani Nasheed singers this lasted a long time, so i logged off. Glad you all had a good time.

 

Was Yusuf Estez and Imam Siraj Wahaj there?

[sheherazade]

Yusuf was, don't think the other one was.

[MR ORGILAQE]

Ok who's up for the next one.......next muslim event that is?

[Laba-X]

SheSheherazade, almost everyone was wearing a Khamiis and had a beard!

 

as for Somalis, i wonder why there was a huge turn-up of muslims sisters and very few men? or were they busy chewing away the whole previous night that by morning they had a "hang-over"

 

Masha-Allah the sisters were plenty, and despite all my attempts of finally settle down and pick one of those lovely Muhajjaba's by working as a volunteer, i failed miserably! I spent the whole day saying "Masha-Allah"

[sheherazade]

Dude, I reckon I saw u too .Not as many Somalis there as should have been. U'll have to say a little more than Mashallah to get attention though I won't suggest anything. A lot of innocent things can come out wrong if the timing is wrong or if the lady is armed with attitude.

 

Well done volunteering.

[Ibtisam]

loooooooool^^

 

salamz ppl

 

yeah it waz a beautiful day; my feet still hurt and my voice is just recovering.

 

it waz a wonderful event. i missed many of the talks beacuse i had to run around so much and the stall/merchandise. i did't even get a wrist band :mad:

 

but i loved it; thousands of Muslims in one place, a really sense of unity. one of the best days and best events.

 

MR ORGILAQE, i think i saw you and your 23kids driving everyone mad i almost said hello.

 

i hope it keeps getting better year by year, and i wish muslims supported each other like that more often.

 

they only let me take pictures after all; pictures

 

simply_1 my bad sorry love; u know what i mean; and yes there is something wrong wid me sometimes; i think faster than i can type

 

peace out

[Simply_I]

jus came by to see how things are progressin dear?

[sheherazade]

Well done to you too, Ibtisam. I didn't make it to the stalls so I didn't see you. U're safe.

[Ibtisam]

^^hello^^

i tried typing your name, after four unsuccessful attempts and mis-spellings i decided to use the ^^^ to indicate i wz talking to you sis

 

i know u did't see me, u probably heard me though and i might have given you a leaflet or somethibng advertising events. but i'm glade you were there sis.

 

i saw many somali looking sisters, i'm glade at least they know what is going on with muslims

 

who come to see you or me? @simply_1