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UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS : WHO DEFINES THEM AND HOW?

published by MOZADDED1924 on 14 July, 2011 - 22:00

The UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights was updated towards the end of last year – thus, demonstrating that its universality was not that universally accepted. This is a statement guaranteeing equal treatment, non-discrimination, and the right to life regardless of colour, race or language. In November 2010 the UN General Assembly’s Third Committee on Social, Cultural and Humanitarian issues removed the phrase “sexual orientation” from a resolution addressing extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions. Gay and lesbian groups claim that the removed “sexual orientation” from the resolution gives the green light for gays to be murdered by governments, death squads and vigilantes without cause.

99 Names of Allah

published by Ya'qub on 14 July, 2011 - 12:56

The Prophet (peace be upon him) said:

"Allah has ninety-nine names, one hundred less one. He who memorises them all by heart will enter Paradise."

[Bukhari, Volume 9, Book 93, Number 489]

Woooo! found and easy shortcut to Paradise!

I can remember WAY over 100 Arsenal player's names from the last few years, as well as what position they played, probably even their squad numbers, and remember which games they scored important goals in etc etc etc.

And I can remember WAY over 100 singers/artists/bands from my iTunes, along with being able to recognise their songs and which album each song is from etc etc etc

A DRONE OVER THE SKIES OF MADINAH ...' (The Final Crusade)

published by Foysol89 on 9 July, 2011 - 21:08

A DRONE OVER THE SKIES OF MADINAH ...' (The Final Crusade)

Ask yourself: if the Prophet was with us today, If he spoke the same words and lived the same way, If he returned with the same message to relay, How long would the forces of the world let him stay?

Back then, he taught humankind to: 'Bow down to none, No idol, no tyrant, no oppressive nation, Keep your heart and mind free from their domination, True power is with God, so don't fear anyone!'

Quraysh let him be so long as he was benign, And to his message, they thought that few would incline, But when he preached openly, would not bend his spine, The state turned against him, for he had crossed the line;

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