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Sajid Iqbal —

SALAAM

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we have alot of educated ppl here who understand the issues facing us today...

so if u feel you can write, do research, proofread, good at art and design, web design, want to distribute the mag in your area etc...then pls do come forward...

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if you wish to join the revival team or wish to set up a standing order form then contact me on:
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wasalaam

Forum

Beast — Thu, 19 Jan 2006 - 20:14

This is probably his real name Ahmad Fadeel al-Nazal al-Khalayleh.

He is from the al-Khalayleh family of the Bani-Hassan tribe.

TheManFromZarqa — Thu, 19 Jan 2006 - 20:15

[b]Salam Alikum [/b]

Zarqa Is a Town Built Alongside The Zarqa River, It Dates Back thousands Of Years, Jordan was established When The British Split Palestine At The 1923 San Remo Conference.

'Zarqawi' means 'The man from Zarqa'

[b]Jihad for the Sake of Allah[/b][/b]

Dave — Thu, 19 Jan 2006 - 20:29

[quote="*DUST*"]actually its not at all unusual if ur arab to have ur tribal/country/city name as ur surname. in fact ul find if u go to study in the middle east most classical scholars are likely to ask of your tribal name.

lol 'Dawud ibn Yahya Al-Amriki' that sounds so cool - u shud become Muslim just so u can go around calling yourself that! 😛 😂

and 'al-zarqawi' does make sense if u translate it fully - its like saying 'the detroiter' for someone from detroit, or 'the mancunian' for someone from manchester.[/quote]

lol it does have a ring to it - for somebody else. I suppose there is nothing technically wrong with saying "the detroiter" it just sounds weird colloquially

[quote="*DUST*"]LOL. well non-arabic words are usually transliterated letter for letter, so pronunciation wouldnt really make a diff.[/quote]

oh...

well that's disappointing - I thought it was like Chinese where they try to match up sounds.

Thus "Coca Cola" is like "Kuaka kwuo ola" and translates to something bizarre like "bite the wax tadpole"

Or something like that...

*DUST* — Thu, 19 Jan 2006 - 21:31

[quote="TheManFromZarqa"]Zarqa Is a Town Built Alongside The Zarqa River, It Dates Back thousands Of Years, Jordan was established When The British Split Palestine At The 1923 San Remo Conference.[/quote]
hmm. i thought it was wierd that every other word in your sentence was capitalised... but then i pasted that sentence into Google... :twisted:

Dave — Thu, 19 Jan 2006 - 21:49

well well well

Now that is interesting innit

The sentance "The British Split Palestine At The 1923 San Remo Conference." was ripped directly from it.

I wonder what a guy like ziggy is doin glorifyin zarqawi and attacking members if he believes zarqawi works for mosad

*DUST* — Thu, 19 Jan 2006 - 21:52

[quote="Don Karnage"]well well well

Now that is interesting innit

The sentance "The British Split Palestine At The 1923 San Remo Conference." was ripped directly from it.

I wonder what a guy like ziggy is doin glorifyin zarqawi and attacking members if he believes zarqawi works for mosad[/quote]
no, all of it was ripped directly from that website - google the whole sentence and thats the first website that comes up.

idiot. :roll:

Zunnaira — Sat, 21 Jan 2006 - 18:37

some people think they can be religeous when theyre with religeous people and not religeous when theyre with not religeous npeople.Why cant somwe people be pride of who they are?

iRazor — Fri, 27 Jan 2006 - 23:37

[quote="Zunnaira"]some people think they can be religeous when theyre with religeous people and not religeous when theyre with not religeous npeople.Why cant somwe people be pride of who they are?[/quote]

Nothing to say about the topic, jus wanna say that I really like your name. What does it mean?

It sounds cool 8)

100man — Fri, 3 Feb 2006 - 00:27

[quote="razor"][quote="Hayder"]lol

ask zain[/quote]

how would he know?[/quote]

I know, because I have an internet browser. I will answer because a few days have passed already. Zunnaira was one of the sahabia and is a type of flower said to be abundant in Jannat.

You — Fri, 3 Feb 2006 - 00:31

thanks.

[edit]

So I take it you hate unfinished business? Are you a prefectionist?

100man — Fri, 3 Feb 2006 - 00:49

[quote="Admin"][edit][/quote]
lol, got that. Be gentle with me, Admin. Actually why not PM me about a couple of things when you fancy and then if you're patient, I can't just have them sitting unanswered in my inbox. I have never been comfortable putting a question mark on a sentence like that.

You — Fri, 3 Feb 2006 - 00:53

actually that was not intended!

I put that there just to let anyone know the rest was posted later! You think I am smarter than I am!

Thanks for the compliment.

Do questions marks make you uncomfortable? why? is it bacause you want things to be completed?

(PM you? why? about what? these question marks are serious... unlike those above. I just like to understand how people think. When I get that, all is ok. But I am very very bad at reading people.)

*DUST* — Fri, 3 Feb 2006 - 01:02

[quote="*DUST*"][quote="Don Karnage"]well well well

Now that is interesting innit

The sentance "The British Split Palestine At The 1923 San Remo Conference." was ripped directly from it.

I wonder what a guy like ziggy is doin glorifyin zarqawi and attacking members if he believes zarqawi works for mosad[/quote]
no, all of it was ripped directly from that website - google the whole sentence and thats the first website that comes up.

idiot. :roll:[/quote]
um, i just re-read that post of mine and wanted to clarify that the 'idiot' i'm referring to is 'ziggy' and not Dave ofcourse! :|

100man — Fri, 3 Feb 2006 - 01:07

Admin, I'm sure you are smart, although perfectionst, not prefectionist. Question marks are great. I have always found questions so much more honest than answers. I know it helps to have the odd answer but we're living a lie, Admin. Living a lie.

I mean a sentence that begins with a question but moves on to a lengthy aside. Most strictly I suppose it begs a question mark, but I just can't. The sentence went, "Why not...and then if you're patient, I can..." I could use :?: to cop out, because we know it's just a smiley but a professor could hardly complain, right[size=7]:?:[/size]

:oops: I took your previous comment as a reference to unfinished conversations.

You — Fri, 3 Feb 2006 - 01:23

[quote="100man"] :oops: I took your previous comment as a reference to unfinished conversations.[/quote]

We have unfinished conversations? please go on. I rarely keep conceptions of people, and can easily forget semi-important things. And I am hopeless at remembering people. (I am certain I have mentioned that somewhere...)

100man — Fri, 3 Feb 2006 - 01:37

Maybe not you. Beast wanted to know something in particular about my views, I guess on Israel, and Ging Ging was very challenging on my early history of Israel, and I turned my back on that one but intend to cover it at least ftr. A lot of these were covered on the old forums, and I was feeling quite bullied by Ging Ging although I might have imagined it. Either way it is a matter of my honour that I do get around to stating positions, just I'm in no rush. And I have said roughly this before so I thought you were teasing me to get a move on. When I first came here I was ravenous for those conversations. Also I'm so confrontational I admit it's a damn chutzpah to dodge stuff. So in time.

100man — Fri, 3 Feb 2006 - 02:19

[quote="I"]Admin, I'm sure you are smart, although perfectionst, not prefectionist.[/quote]
Aaaargh!

Dave — Mon, 6 Feb 2006 - 17:42

[quote="100man"]chutzpah[/quote]

What does that mean?!

Every Jew i've ever asked uses the word to define itself! "Chutzbah? Oh you know it's like... when you have Chutzbah!"

Or they will say it in a more exciting tone "Chutzbah is... well... [i]Chutzbah![/i]"

It's rather confusing

*DUST* — Mon, 6 Feb 2006 - 18:45

[quote="Don Karnage"][quote="100man"]chutzpah[/quote]

What does that mean?!

Every Jew i've ever asked uses the word to define itself! "Chutzbah? Oh you know it's like... when you have Chutzbah!"

Or they will say it in a more exciting tone "Chutzbah is... well... [i]Chutzbah![/i]"

It's rather confusing[/quote]
lol. [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chutzpah]here's what i found.[/url]

Dave — Mon, 6 Feb 2006 - 18:53

[quote="Shaykh Wikipedia"]One humorous example of chutzpah is often given as follows: "A boy is on trial for murdering his parents, and he begs of the judge leniency because he is an orphan."[/quote]

lol Thanks Dust

sydkhan — Tue, 7 Feb 2006 - 15:26

salam brother

i can help you in website section iam a software engineer and can help you with any sort of trouble in IT sector.

w/salam