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Amal — Tue, 7 Oct 2008 - 12:46

The guy has to make a living somehow 😉

You could probably buy all these books from Amazon, so small businesses like his should be encouraged and traded with. This is especially so, as he only trades in Islamic books/merchandise. Its very hard to compete with large established companies, who spend thousands of pounds on advertising, and probably have countless members of staff at hand.

One book that I have recently come across is: The Islamic Marriage Contract Interesting reading, I should think, especially for the girlies (who will most probably want to stick in a clause about no wifey no.2 (only joking!))

Naz — Tue, 7 Oct 2008 - 17:49

[quote=Amal]

One book that I have recently come across is: The Islamic Marriage Contract Interesting reading, I should think, especially for the girlies (who will most probably want to stick in a clause about no wifey no.2 (only joking!))[/quote]

Hmmm interesting. Can you add any kind of clause? Say for example he cant eat cheese and onion crisp or is there like a set template whereby you can exclude the clauses you dont want to include into the contract?

Ya'qub — Tue, 7 Oct 2008 - 21:31

[quote=Naz]
Hmmm interesting. Can you add any kind of clause? Say for example he cant eat cheese and onion crisp or is there like a set template whereby you can exclude the clauses you dont want to include into the contract?
[/quote]

Surely you mean Salt and Vinegar. Yuck!!

I have many pedantic stimpulations about food. No ketchup or orange juice. Otherwise she's gonna have to sleep on the sofa (or, more realistically, I'll be on the sofa. But it's worth it compared to waking up next to salt and vinegar breath).

Seraphim — Tue, 7 Oct 2008 - 21:49

[quote=Ya'qub][quote=Naz]
Hmmm interesting. Can you add any kind of clause? Say for example he cant eat cheese and onion crisp or is there like a set template whereby you can exclude the clauses you dont want to include into the contract?
[/quote]

Surely you mean Salt and Vinegar. Yuck!!

I have many pedantic stimpulations about food. No ketchup or orange juice. Otherwise she's gonna have to sleep on the sofa (or, more realistically, I'll be on the sofa. But it's worth it compared to waking up next to salt and vinegar breath).[/quote]

Salt and Vinegar i cant understand.

But ketchup and oj?
What do you put on your chips? chutni?

Ya'qub — Tue, 7 Oct 2008 - 22:11

[quote=Seraphim][quote=Ya'qub][quote=Naz]
Hmmm interesting. Can you add any kind of clause? Say for example he cant eat cheese and onion crisp or is there like a set template whereby you can exclude the clauses you dont want to include into the contract?
[/quote]

Surely you mean Salt and Vinegar. Yuck!!

I have many pedantic stimpulations about food. No ketchup or orange juice. Otherwise she's gonna have to sleep on the sofa (or, more realistically, I'll be on the sofa. But it's worth it compared to waking up next to salt and vinegar breath).[/quote]

Salt and Vinegar i cant understand.

But ketchup and oj?
What do you put on your chips? chutni?[/quote]

BBQ sauce or burger sauce. On the whole, I prefer chips to have nothing except a little salt.

Seraphim — Tue, 7 Oct 2008 - 22:17

[quote=Ya'qub][quote=Seraphim][quote=Ya'qub][quote=Naz]
Hmmm interesting. Can you add any kind of clause? Say for example he cant eat cheese and onion crisp or is there like a set template whereby you can exclude the clauses you dont want to include into the contract?
[/quote]

Surely you mean Salt and Vinegar. Yuck!!

I have many pedantic stimpulations about food. No ketchup or orange juice. Otherwise she's gonna have to sleep on the sofa (or, more realistically, I'll be on the sofa. But it's worth it compared to waking up next to salt and vinegar breath).[/quote]

Salt and Vinegar i cant understand.

But ketchup and oj?
What do you put on your chips? chutni?[/quote]

BBQ sauce or burger sauce. On the whole, I prefer chips to have nothing except a little salt.[/quote]

I used to have ketchup on mine... but recently i just prefer a lil salt too.
No particular enmity towards ketchup just prefer them with salt now.

Ya'qub — Tue, 7 Oct 2008 - 22:31

The smell of ketchup makes me gag, like I'm about to be sick.

I had a dream when I was a little kid that I went round to Ian Write's house for dinner (I was 10 years old, he was a hero of mine!). He didn't like ketchup but had bought a bottle specially for me, and I had to eat it cos I didn't want to be rude. It was more of a nightmare really.

Seraphim — Tue, 7 Oct 2008 - 22:35

[quote=Ya'qub]The smell of ketchup makes me gag, like I'm about to be sick.

I had a dream when I was a little kid that I went round to Ian Write's house for dinner (I was 10 years old, he was a hero of mine!). He didn't like ketchup but had bought a bottle specially for me, and I had to eat it cos I didn't want to be rude. It was more of a nightmare really.[/quote]

Thats a very weird dream. Almost as weird as me playing scrabble with a friend... ive never played scrabble in my life... i dont even know the rules of that game. :?

Ya'qub — Tue, 7 Oct 2008 - 22:44

[quote=Seraphim]

Thats a very weird dream. Almost as weird as me playing scrabble with a friend... ive never played scrabble in my life... i dont even know the rules of that game. :? [/quote]

Did you win or lose?

Seraphim — Tue, 7 Oct 2008 - 22:52

[quote=Ya'qub][quote=Seraphim]

Thats a very weird dream. Almost as weird as me playing scrabble with a friend... ive never played scrabble in my life... i dont even know the rules of that game. :? [/quote]

Did you win or lose?[/quote]

I dont remember. It was just weird. Especially considering ive not seen that friend for quite some time.

Courage — Wed, 8 Oct 2008 - 10:36

You lot have really strange dreams! Maybe you need to get back into contact with this friend of yours. And what's wrong with Salt and Vinegar? Or orange juice? What do you eat or drink?

Naz — Wed, 8 Oct 2008 - 12:35

[quote=Ya'qub][quote=Naz]
Hmmm interesting. Can you add any kind of clause? Say for example he cant eat cheese and onion crisp or is there like a set template whereby you can exclude the clauses you dont want to include into the contract?
[/quote]

Surely you mean Salt and Vinegar. Yuck!!

I have many pedantic stimpulations about food. No ketchup or orange juice. Otherwise she's gonna have to sleep on the sofa (or, more realistically, I'll be on the sofa. But it's worth it compared to waking up next to salt and vinegar breath).[/quote]

Nope i mean cheese and onion. I will tolerate tomatoes, tuna, garlic but one thing i wont tolerate is cheese and onion crisp.

Its not nice asking someone to give up their favourite food, i know i could never do it. Why dont you stick in a clause that says something like when consuming ketchup or orange juice to rinse out the mouth with mouth wash, chew loads of gum and lots of mint. That way you dont have to kip on the sofa. 😃