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Bowl of Saki for February 11 HE WHO ARRIVES AT THE STATE OF INDIFFERENCE WITHOUT EXPERIENCING INTEREST IN LIFE IS INCOMPLETE AND APT TO BE TEMPTED BY INTEREST AT ANY MOMENT; BUT HE WHO ARRIVES AT THE STATE OF INDIFFERENCE BY GOING THROUGH INTEREST REALLY ATTAINS THE BLESSED STATE.--Hazrat Inayat Khan Commentary by Hazrat Samuel L. Lewis (Sufi Ahmed Murad Chisti): This is very important. Sages all extol the value of indifference. This indifference comes with awakened heart. Many people are indifferent i... Read More
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PALESTINE is part and parcel of the Muslims? identity. Each Muslim has a role to play regarding Palestine and its People. Each should support the Palestinian cause according to his means. Those who are well-off, those who have the financial resources give charity. Those who pay the Zakah ought to allocate part of it to help their oppressed Muslim Brothers and Sisters in Palestine as well as in the Whole Muslim World. "Gaza has not been this happy in Years" "Gaza celebrates UNITY DEAL" Palestinian... Read More
February 11, 2007 at 11:39pmi'm pissed at hamas i held high hopes for htem, i rooted for them and even did my best to sway my town in their favor. and now rather than behave like a government in Gaza, ...
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Afghan Women face 'daily danger' The plight of Afghan Women has slightly improved since the fall of the Taleban, according to the Human Rights Organisation Amnesty International. A draft constitution is expected to enshrine equal rights for both sexes. There have been important changes for some Women since the fall of the fundamentalist Taleban regime nearly 4 years ago - thousands of girls are now attending school and many women have returned to work. But according to Amnesty International, most... Read More
February 24, 2007 at 7:23amA crazy woman stalks the streets near Afghanistan?s parliament. When a warlord?s rocket killed her family during the early 1990s she lost her mind. Now she moves between the car...
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Poem written by Mahmoud Darwish sung by Marcel Khalife (The last verse is the one that was particularly objected to.)Translated by Amal Amireh Oh my father, I am Yusuf Oh father, my brothers neither love me nor want me in their midst They assault me and cast stones and words at me They want me to die so they can eulogize me They closed the door of your house and left me outside They expelled me from the field Oh my father, they poisoned my grapes They destroyed my toys When the gentle wind played... Read More
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A Rose and A Iris by Bassem Al-Nabrees A Rose and an Iris for my believing Mother's patience for my brothers homeless for twenty years for every village in my Home Country for every destroyed house for every fortified Citadel for every Poet under siege for every colored Rock for every heart beating with Love for all the places for every heart hating the treacherous dogs a Rose... and a thousand Irises ! www.amalid.com
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I S R A E L I - P A L E S T I N I A N I S S U E S www.israelipalestinianprocon.org
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The Palestinian Poetry gives an extremely different image of the Child. Not only for the Palestinian people but in general the hope is always in the Children. In Palestine it is the first time that a revolt of such a magnitude is led by Children. Children have a unique connotation that is only found in the Intifada Poetry, one of the power of resistance and the continuity of struggle, not innocence and weakness as the established universal connotation of the word. In the following poem, by Mureed Bar... Read More
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PALESTINE is part and parcel of the Muslims? identity. Each Muslim has a role to play regarding Palestine and its people. Each should support the Palestinian cause according to his means. Those who are well-off, those who have the financial resources should give charity. Those who pay the Zakah aught to allocate part of it to help their oppressed Muslim Brothers and Sisters in Palestine as well as in the whole world. Every Muslim can champion the cause of his/her Ummah from the place where s/he lives. ... Read More
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There is a new village out there with the following intro: "This is a village for genuine Pathans. Those who respect Pathanwalghi and despise Bayghayrati. We're not concerned with your pashto/pukhto/ancient avestan.." www12.naseeb.com It will be interesting to see which moron Pukhtun joins Pathan-Khel while the intro clearly tells them to get lost. I am sure there are going to be a few.
February 18, 2007 at 12:15pmhey we are farmers from back home so my mother is not going to give up that. lol literally our Garden is quite famous in London
February 18, 2007 at 12:13pmyour won palak in London, ON...now u guys are Pukhtana..lol
February 18, 2007 at 12:11pmall summer we go to different farms and get pure milk.. my mother makes lot of masta and paneer at home. So shomlay is the main drink during summer. We grow our own palak, an...
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February 11, 2007 at 11:45pmi suppose this is psychological warfare of some sort...? if the cavalry fella thinks this is working then he's either a moron or fond of making insulting statements for the s...
February 11, 2007 at 11:42pm? so being shot with a pork bullet is worse than beign shot with a lead bullet? if the person being shot cares, he's an idiot and is better off examining his beliefs than ...
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Somalia, Mauritania and other countries english.aljazeera.net
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www.islamonline.net Gaza celebrates UNITY DEAL "Gaza has not been this happy in years" Palestinians in Gaza have been celebrating in the streets after HAMAS and FATAH Leaders signed a power-sharing agreement in Mecca, Saudi Arabia on 9 February 2007. english.aljazeera.net Other Sources How Do I Paint My Painting by Ruqiyyah Zaidan www.amalid.com. Read More
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The image of the Palestinian Woman and her Heroic Role is engraved in Palestinian Poetry. Since the beginning of the Palestinian struggle, Women have been in the foreground as Resisters, by demonstrating, providing relief services to families of detainees, transporting food to fighting Men, establishing charitable organizations, writing literature and?most important of all, as happened in the second Intifada?participating in armed operations. Wafa? Idris and Dareen abu `Eisha are but a few examples. Another ... Read More
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The beautiful works of Rugs, Carpets & Tapestry hand loom products are attributed to the Egyptian People. Many of the Villagers, the Men, Girls and Housewives of the countryside produce beautiful and colorful rugs, carpets and tapestry. They produce them through Instinct and Creativity which was passed along from Mother to Daughter, Father to Son, Teacher to Student through thousands of years starting from the peasants of ancient Egypt till to day. They are inspired by the peaceful environment of t... Read More
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Folks: If your schedule allows it, come out & watch Washington DC area's first Men's Professional Squash Association (PSA) event. More details at: www.aussienicksquash.com And to fire yourself with some good clips of the game, here it is: www.aussienicksquash.com www.aussienicksquash.com
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Reflections on the Subjects of Philosophy, Psychology and Mysticism in the Teachings of Hazrat Inayat Khan by Hidayat Inayat-Khan Knowledge is composed of two aspects, the acquisition of facts, and the recognition of the relationship between facts, which could be understood as 'knowing.'
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Coupe de Saki pour le 10 f?vrier Quiconque conna?t le secret des vibrations conna?t en v?rit? toutes choses. Hazrat Inayat Khan Commentaire par Hazrat Samuel L. Lewis (Soufi Ahmed Murad Chisti): Comme aspiration cela peut appara?tre comme une belle expression ou on peut l'appr?cier intuitivement comme v?rit?. C'est la premi?re ?tape de l'appr?ciation. Mais c'est seulement subjectif, cela n'a pas de vitalit? objective. On n'a pas de connaissance, on ne le conna?t pas v?ritablement bien qu'on puisse y ... Read More
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Bowl of Saki for February 10 WHOEVER KNOWS THE MYSTERY OF VIBRATIONS INDEED KNOWS ALL THINGS.?Hazrat Inayat Khan Commentary by Hazrat Samuel L. Lewis (Sufi Ahmed Murad Chisti): As aspiration this may appear to be a nice saying or we may appreciate it intuitively as truth. That is the first stage of appreciation. That is only subjective, it has no objective vitality. One has no knowledge, one does not know it to be true although one may firmly believe it. Nevertheless, if one were to say to such a one... Read More
