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  • Salam everyone, I'll be visiting The Netherlands(Amsterdam/Rotterdam) in a few days for approximately 1 week for work. I'd like to take advantage of the work trip and try to enjoy the country. What can you recommend seeing? Anyone wanna volunteer themselves to show me around? :) I may take a trip over to Paris or Germany afterwards.

 
 

  • SPLITTING OF THE MOON SURA 54, THE FULFILLMENT OF TWO GREAT PROPHESIES Sura 54 is entitled, "The Moon" and starts right away by giving us the news about the splitting of the moon as a sign of the end of the world. It is interesting to know that of all the available translations of the Quran , it was only Dr. Khalifa's translation that pointed to the fulfillment of this prophecy and pointed exactly to the mathematical miracle of the Quran and its relation to the splitting of the moon. Let us fo... Read More

 
 

  • I'll be working around the Kendall T stop starting next week, is there a mosque around that area for Jumma? The one near Central is the one I go to currently, is that the nearest one? Thanks.

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    June 8, 2007 at 12:15am
    Is the religious center open during the summer?
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    May 20, 2007 at 8:58am
    The religious center at MIT is nice, I've been there a few times.
 
 

  • A Letter to the New French President Nazia Chothia, is a French Muslim of Indian origin. She studied Political Science at the Institute of Political Studies, Paris, at which she is currently studying for a postgraduate Degree in Comparative Politics. www.islamonline.net

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    July 2, 2007 at 8:36pm
    for those interested there are a series of debates with tariq ramadan and the new french prez [when he was interior minister] on you tube
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    June 7, 2007 at 6:56pm
    i live in toronto ... and life is pretty smooth alhamdulillah ...generally or moajority of the people are very polite....specially if you go to small cities... sorry for late r...
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    May 26, 2007 at 3:04am
    Hasmu: In the UK, I have better prospects. I have many opportunities that I would have never been given in France...Here, in London I have never experienced the aforementioned p...
 

  • Hi everyone, I came across this post and would like to share with the villagers. L'auteur de la lettre est Nazia Chothia. Elle est Musulmane Francaise d'origine indienne. Elle a obtenu un diplome de Science Politique ? l'Institut de Politique de Paris. Elle est en train d'?tudi? Politiques Compar?es au niveau postgraduate (Doctorat). www.islamonline.net

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    May 26, 2007 at 6:46am
    hehe Ms...jsuis en train d'?crire une lettre ? Sarko...je lui demande de soumettre a l'assembl?e nationale ce ban express. :) exceptionellement pour toi: :( Tu perdras ton droit...
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    May 26, 2007 at 5:50am
    Oui mais moi hier turque. ce soir tu le sais pas besoin de te le dire hahhaah Euh au fait , qu'est-ce que tu fais la � cette heure ci?
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    May 26, 2007 at 5:47am
    ce midi...rebelotte! je mangerai insha'allah, le reste de dalh :P...no sharing with you hehe :)
 

  • China is home to a hidden treasure - the unofficial report is that the country has 90 million Muslims. The first recorded contact of early Muslims with China is 651 C.E. when a delegation from Caliph Othman (RA) visited the Chinese court. A prominent companion of the Holy Prophet (SAW), Saad Ibn Abi Waqqas (RA), led the delegation. To this day, his final resting place is located in China. There were, however, earlier relations with China via the role played by Muslim businessmen. Arab and Persian business... Read More

 

  • Dear Friends, I will be attending the Himalayan Fair this weekend in Berkeley, and wanted to spread the word. Master Wang (my teacher, co-founder of SenSpa.com and founder of the Zen & Tea Temple in San Francisco - MedicineBuddha.us), will be present in person, giving readings and holding authentic, traditional Chinese tea ceremonies. He can be seen on the front-page picture of the HimalayanFair.net site with his son, A'Noah - www.himalayanfair.net Another reason for sending this message ... Read More

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    May 16, 2008 at 1:11am
    This coming weekend - is it! Here is a message from the curator of DASwear.com [http://www.daswear.com]: Hope you are doing beautifully on this warm evening. I would like t...
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    April 23, 2008 at 2:18am
    The place is called the "Free People's Park"
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    March 13, 2008 at 7:46am
    This year's Himalayan Fair will most likely be the last one to be held in this lovely park in Berkeley. Info at this http://www.himalayanfair.net Try to plan on it.
 

  • I think beards are hot. I think beards are super hot. Some girls dont agree. Why are you hatin girls?

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    October 4, 2007 at 11:51pm
    we are not suppose to be :( Peace
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    August 9, 2007 at 10:50am
    I don't think women with beards are hot :(
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    June 14, 2007 at 3:16am
    and yes one thing if girls dont like beard then i think it is sad because those things which are lovable by ALLAH and his prophet should be lovable by us also,baqe yay kay beard...
 

  • I am going to have a small engagement and trying to decide whether it should be at home or in a restaurant. If a restaurant then it would probably be a private room or something. What do you guys thinks is a better idea and why? :)

 

  • I am going to have a small engagement and trying to decide whether it should be at home or in a restaurant. If a restaurant then it would probably be a private room or something. What do you guys thinks is a better idea and why? :)

 

  • Given the recent political turmoil in Turkey, I thought this book was very topical. The protagonist is a Turkish journalist living in Germany who returns to Turkey in the 1970s to write an article about girls who are committing suicide in small town. With the very secular government, the girls were forced to abandon their hijab in order to go to school or go to work. I thought that the protagonist beautiful expressed the views of both the secular and the religious sides in the conflict but that it became som... Read More

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    June 25, 2007 at 11:41am
    i'd recommend "birds without wings" by louis de bernieres - a book about ataturk and the fall of the ottomon empire. it is one of the best books i've ever read
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    May 21, 2007 at 10:47pm
    On my bookshelf. Right now I am reading "No god but God' by Reza Aslan. Fascinating but also somewhat depressing. I'll post my thoughts when I'm done. Also reading Crescent and...
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    May 21, 2007 at 7:50pm
    ok ok, i'll give it a shot again. :)
 

  • When Imam Ahmad was still young, his father died. He would tell his students of the work his mother went through in raising him, and he would pray for her. In the cold Baghdad nights, she would wake long before him to warm the water so that her son Ahmad could make wudu for Fajr. Then she would wrap him in blankets, herself cloaked in her Jilbaab, and guide him through the dark, cold alleys to reach the main Masjid, long before Fajr so that her son could get a good seat in class. Her son Ahmad - at that age in g... Read More

 
 

  • Salaam to all, I am an American student doing medicine outside the states...I would like for someone to help me land a residency in Texas somewhere...I really need help...whatever kind of help I can get I'd truly appreciate it from the bottom of my heart. Thanks to all.

 

  • Salaam to all, I am an American student doing medicine outside the states...I would like for someone to help me land a residency in Texas somewhere...I really need help...whatever kind of help I can get I'd truly appreciate it from the bottom of my heart. Thanks to all.