THE REVIVAL PERSON OF 2005

Sajid Iqbal —

salaam

[b]THE REVIVAL PERSON OF 2005[/b]

OK people, its that time of the year again...its time to vote for The Revival person of 2005.
[b]
Last years winners are here:[/b]
http://www.therevival.co.uk/people/person_of_2004.php

so many things have happened this year, nationally, internationally...who has stood out? Who has stood up for Islam? Who has been the outstanding Muslim of the year for you? Who has been active throughout the year? who has made a difference? who has defended Islam the year over? who has influenced you the most this year? who do you think should be recognised for their efforts this year?

[b]OK we have three categories;

1. Muslim Personality of the year 2005

2. Non-Muslim persoanlity of the year of 2005

3. The Revival Forum personailty of the year 2005[/b]

At the moment we will leave it open, we will introduce the short list soon.

The winners will be decided by YOU the member of this forum and will be published in the november/december issue of The Revival 2005. Deadline Nov 1st for all nominations.

So people keep the discussions clean, respectful, and interesting.

wasalaam

Forum

laila — Mon, 19 Sep 2005 - 20:23

[quote="TheRevivalEditor"]
1. Muslim Personality of the year 2005

2. Non-Muslim persoanlity of the year of 2005

3. The Revival Forum personailty of the year 2005[/b]

At the moment we will leave it open, we will introduce the short list soon.

wasalaam[/quote]

my final list

1. Muslim - Dr Tahirul Qadri
2. non Muslim - Noam Chomsky
3. Revival - girl- Muslimsisterslilsis boy Constantine the Great

all reasons are abvious

Sirus — Mon, 19 Sep 2005 - 20:29

Dave may be obvious....not LilSis tho :twisted:

whos Noam Chomsky? could you tell us why you think she deserves the award?

You — Mon, 19 Sep 2005 - 22:31

[quote="MuslimSisLilSis"]last year after telling everyone to vote-20 odd pages down the line you guys decided to go with someone that YOU wanted ignoring the nominations

this year after deciding that the FORUM will choose who they want to win

ur discouraging them from voting for who THEY think have done a lot this year-

is it too hard for u guys to be fair and democratic? :roll:[/quote]

Democracy? fear Allah!

Astaghfirullah!

Remember people: something done THIS YEAR. This is not a lifetime acievement award.

The person does not have to be a good person overall (e.g. GWB).

Angel — Mon, 19 Sep 2005 - 22:49

[quote="Admin"]

Democracy? fear Allah!

Astaghfirullah!

Remember people: something done THIS YEAR. This is not a lifetime acievement award.

The person does not have to be a good person overall (e.g. GWB).[/quote]

ahem!! ummm WE are doin the votin so butt out 😃

Aphrodite — Mon, 19 Sep 2005 - 22:50

[quote="Ali"][quote="Admin"]

[b]England Cricket Team[/b] ForPutting 18 years of constant defeat against Australia behind them, and actually winning for a change. This is a perfect role model for muslims. I am sure we have had enough of always losing in life. Always being seen as wierd. Aways the outsiders. Always having to defend ourselves. Follow englands example, set up a structure, work hard and Inshallah success will be in your hands.

[/quote]

it is non muslim personality or non muslim personalities.

Rather than whole of the English team,i think Andrew Flintoff deserves the crown,though it was a team work but,in my opinion, still without his awe-inspiring hard works it was inevitable that English would not be able to win the Ashes.[/quote]

Kevin Pietersen for having the guts to parade that hair"do" in public 😛

You — Mon, 19 Sep 2005 - 22:54

[quote="angel"]

ahem!! ummm WE are doin the votin so butt out :D[/quote]

Think of it as guidance from a benevolent dictator...

Aphrodite — Mon, 19 Sep 2005 - 23:00

[quote="Admin"][quote="angel"]

ahem!! ummm WE are doin the votin so butt out :D[/quote]

Think of it as guidance from a benevolent dictator...[/quote]

Guidance from a dictator... such a classic oxymoron

Angel — Mon, 19 Sep 2005 - 23:04

[quote="Aphrodite"][quote="Admin"][quote="angel"]

ahem!! ummm WE are doin the votin so butt out :D[/quote]

Think of it as guidance from a benevolent dictator...[/quote]

Guidance from a dictator... such a classic oxymoron[/quote]

lol thats what i was thinkin, what a contradiction, i mean an oxymoron!

St George — Tue, 20 Sep 2005 - 20:22

bit early for all dis aint it?

christmas shoppin in september! :roll:

muslim of da 9 months...anila baig...talks sense to an unlikely audience...

non-muslim...andy flintoff...for making da aussies eat humble pie....and for makin hyder cry... 😃

revivalist of da yr...lilsis...forum dead without her...she da narrator

:twisted:

Sirus — Tue, 20 Sep 2005 - 21:43

haha...for makin me cry hes the personality of the year

seein as hes the only person who has in the last year, he shud get some recognition :roll:

seriously tho.....why ask us? when we know Ed/Admin are just waiting to hear a name they like and go with that?

Sirus — Tue, 20 Sep 2005 - 21:52

that shaykh of yours will lead you astray one day :twisted:

Maybe Google should get an award? after all thats what Admin wants someone to say 😂

You — Tue, 20 Sep 2005 - 21:56

Ladies and gentlemen your votes have been cast, and we have the results.

In third place... don't matter
Insecod place... again, second place is first loser, so lets get to the main bit...
In first place.. Google!

Now this thread is locked.

:twisted:

Beast — Tue, 20 Sep 2005 - 22:04

[quote="Darth V-Hayder"]that shaykh of yours will lead you astray one day :twisted:

Maybe Google should get an award? after all thats what Admin wants someone to say :lol:[/quote]

😂

Knowing Admin, he'll want to nominate it for all categories.

MuslimSisLilSis — Tue, 20 Sep 2005 - 22:35

of course those who are googled up in the head would wish to nominate the grand Sheikh Googly from Googleland for all the awards

thankfully NO ONE takes googled up people serioulsy

Sajid Iqbal — Fri, 23 Sep 2005 - 09:08

salaam

come on ppl...wheres all the nominations....

my nomination for muslim forum person is...

[b]yashmaki...[/b]
for her knowledgable and intellectual posts and for always remaining cool, calm and collective. she has brought alot of good discussion to the forum

wasalaam

star — Mon, 26 Sep 2005 - 20:24

muslim personality = [b]DR SALAM OBAIDI [/b]4 putting all his effort into helping out those helpless pll in iraq,

revival person = [b]YASHMAKI[/b] ,very beneficial info in her posts...learn alot

non muslim = dunno yet

p.s
sum ppl are voting 4 more than 1 revival person girl boy....can we

*DUST* — Mon, 26 Sep 2005 - 21:10

[quote="TheRevivalEditor"]so should we scrap this, this year...as no one seems interested or can think of any suitable nominations?[/quote]
i think we shud wait till the end of the year - by then ppl wud hav had time to think bout it...

Sirus — Mon, 26 Sep 2005 - 21:56

Muslim Personality of year - Yusuf Chambers. his extensive work and dedication to helping the needy for Muslim Aid. great guy. they're raising money 2 build houses in places affected by Tsunami

for forum, LilSis or Yashmaki

Sajid Iqbal — Wed, 2 Nov 2005 - 13:11

salaam

the idea of this Person of 2005 is to present the results in the december issue of the revival magazine....so for that we need alot of votes and participation ove the next few weeks to get a fair and proper result.
so start thinking people: 3 categories,
person of the year- muslim,
person of the year -non muslim,
revival forum person of the year.

wasalaam

Al-Kamaal — Wed, 2 Nov 2005 - 13:37

Salaam,

I just wanted to suggest:

Why dont you make a list of names and make a vote or something for the person of the year?

Omrow — Wed, 2 Nov 2005 - 13:42

Salam

My votes for persons of the year 2005:

[b]Muslim:[/b] President Ahmadinejad ( for publically slapping George Bush and Ariel Sharon at the same time )

[b]Non-Muslim:[/b] Tony Blair ( for averting US-Iran war )

[b]Best man:[/b] Prophet Muhammad ( for giving us the final message of God )

[b]Revival:[/b] Seraph ( for being arbiter of peace on this forum )

[b]Woman:[/b] Madiya ( for sticking up for her sister so consistantly )

[b]Turkey:[/b] David Blunkett ( for having an affair with Kimberly )

Omrow

MuslimSisLilSis — Wed, 2 Nov 2005 - 14:51

we had more choice last year-

thats cos the standard was higher in the forum that time :twisted:

thats why everyone voted-

standard has slipped over the year

and omro-its MADHEIA

get ur spelling right :evil:

Sajid Iqbal — Wed, 2 Nov 2005 - 17:43

[quote="Omrow"]Salam

My votes for persons of the year 2005:

[b]Muslim:[/b] President Ahmadinejad ( for publically slapping George Bush and Ariel Sharon at the same time )

[b]Non-Muslim:[/b] Tony Blair ( for averting US-Iran war )

[b]Best man:[/b] Prophet Muhammad ( for giving us the final message of God )

[b]Revival:[/b] Seraph ( for being arbiter of peace on this forum )

[b]Woman:[/b] Madiya ( for sticking up for her sister so consistantly )

[b]Turkey:[/b] David Blunkett ( for having an affair with Kimberly )

Omrow[/quote]

omrow, there are 3 categories not 6.... simple rules, stick to em.

yuit — Wed, 2 Nov 2005 - 21:55

[quote="MuslimSisLilSis"]we had more choice last year-

thats cos the standard was higher in the forum that time :twisted:

thats why everyone voted-

standard has slipped over the year

and omro-its MADHEIA

get ur spelling right :evil:[/quote]

I can only think of Latifah being the only one that left, which is a pity as she was a really good poster and now this forum just seem like pakis, bengali muslims forum.

But saying that last year was the first time and so people were more up for it, which didn't matter as Muslim Sis won by a landslide anyway. btw i want to change my vote too [b]Yusuf Islam [/b]for Muslim of the Year, someone who quietly goes about his work and someone who if the British muslims didn't have on their side would be at a great loss.

*DUST* — Wed, 2 Nov 2005 - 22:25

[quote="yuit"]I can only think of Latifah being the only one that left, which is a pity as she was a really good poster and now this forum just seem like pakis, bengali muslims forum.[/quote]
dave left too. 🙁 i think i'll vote him as the revival person of the year. as the revival wont b the same without him.