came across this vid and i liked what he said. I don't know the shaykh or anything. just the vid and what he's saying. I like.

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edit: i see NO ONE (sad) has commented on this. I really liked what the shaykh said! and i thought it would be nice to share this on here.

so to my lazy friends, here is a lil overview of what talks about:

*how the youth had an important place in Islam and the spreading of Islam
*how young people were amongst the first to convert
*we are the future (sorry for cliche)
*we have the time
*how the prophet (pbuh) gave great responsibilities to the youth in his time. And he mentions lots of names and stories. (the clip is only 3mins)

Salaam

....My best mate likes this boy
(this boy is my brother)
He does not like her, but she loves the pants off him
I dont know wat 2 do HELP!!!!
i THOUGHT THAT HE LIKED HER BUT HE DOESNT
Im stuck if u got a solution plzzzz tell me

Dear British Muslims,

I am a PhD student doing research into how we can improve well-being among Muslims living in the UK and I’d really appreciate the help of British Muslims in doing my research.

For those of you who identify themselves as Muslims and are 18 years or older, I’d be very grateful if you could please fill out my questionnaire (should only take about 10 minutes), which you can find at: https://www.survey.bris.ac.uk/sussex/well-being.

Please feel free to pass on this link to Muslim friends of family living in the UK!

Many thanks!!

Linda

Slms,
Has anyone watched this amazing drama on channel 4 called the promise? If you haven't, heres a little info:

Claire Foy and Christian Cooke lead an international cast, including Itay Tiran, Haaz Sleiman, Ali Sulaiman and Perdita Weeks, in Peter Kosminsky's new four-part drama serial.

Just as 18-year-old Londoner Erin sets off to spend summer in Israel with her best friend, Eliza, she unearths an old diary belonging to her seriously ill grandfather, Len. Intrigued by the life of this old man she barely knows, she takes the diary with her, and is stunned to learn of his part in the post-WWII British peace-keeping force in what was then Palestine.

A few thousand people can march through Tahrir square and it leads to the downfall of a regime.

Half a million march through London and the next day its business as usual.

Which seems more representative to you?

i want to know about love. does it really exists? and is it true when a girl or guy says that he could not forget that perticular girl? and is it Halal?