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[b][color=violet]how much should babiess weigh???[/color][/b]

[size=18][color=darkblue]congrats ED[/color][/size]

[quote="*Sponi*"][b][color=violet]how much should babiess weigh???[/color][/b][/quote] why do u ask?

[quote="poster"]Congrats ED! 😃

[quote="Seraphim"]
born today 6 pounds and 6 ouces
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bit small innit[/quote]
6 pounds is the average weight for a newborn baby. How much did you weigh....30 pounds????

My science teacher and his wife are both 6 foot tall, their baby weighed 12 pounds when it was born, and that is more than average.....feel sorry for the mother.

[quote="poster"][quote="The Great 100"]

[b]
Aside from the notion of People of the Book, does Islam have a similar concept of righteous non-Muslims?[/b]
[/quote]

nope

the people of the book are still considered kafir, however in a diff catogery.[/quote]

Thanks poster.

[quote="The Great 100"][quote="poster"][quote="The Great 100"]

[b]
Aside from the notion of People of the Book, does Islam have a similar concept of righteous non-Muslims?[/b]
[/quote]

nope

the people of the book are still considered kafir, however in a diff catogery.[/quote]

Thanks poster.[/quote]

Bear in mind "poster" is just Judda.

i was wondering why Tex hadn't said anything in ages!

Thank you very much Beast.

i was wondering where has hayder gone

[b][color=indigo]Prbz too much uni work!!! Im gona ban myself from the internet for a good solid month in order for me to actually get some work done!!!![/color][/b]

we'l c how long u last noori 😛

[quote="The Great 100"]

[b]
Aside from the notion of People of the Book, does Islam have a similar concept of righteous non-Muslims?[/b]
[/quote]

In relative terms [b]I think[/b] yes. In absolute terms [b]I think[/b] usually no. [b]I think[/b] absolute righteousness is taken at death. Typically a person acting upon Islam and imaan at the moment of death is as I understand it righteous.

However righteous people who never recieved the true message of Islam (can include those who were innoculated against it from an early age); Imam Al Ghazali RA hopes they will recieve paradise. He RA is a mujtahid (massive, massive scholar) and so his opinion is a valid.

[quote="Noori...*"][b][color=indigo]Prbz too much uni work!!! Im gona ban myself from the internet for a good solid month in order for me to actually get some work done!!!![/color][/b][/quote]

i tried that! i lasted 7 hours!

i tired it lasted 2 mins actually 1 and 1/2

Congrats to Ed and his wife. 😃

May Allah (swt) bless your little boy with the true understanding of deen and may he blessed with great health.

So what did you name him?

Thank you for that answer Dawud.

yes i am changing my vote and giving it to dawud

[quote="The Great 100"]In Judaism we have a concept of Righteous Gentiles. This means that non-Jews are not obligated to keep Jewish laws or customs but earn a place in Olam Haba, the world to come, through an upstanding life of their own making. (Some rabbis proposed that the minimal requirements for a place in Olam Haba can be inferred from the laws given to Noah summarised in seven principles. Those principles are: 1. Acknowledge a single source of all life (God) 2. Do not blaspheme 3. Support the establishment of courts of justice 4. Oppose and refrain from murder 5. Oppose and refrain from theft 6. Oppose and refrain from sexual perversion 7. Do not eat the flesh of a live animal.) Hence we don't go about encouraging conversion.
[b]
Aside from the notion of People of the Book, does Islam have a similar concept of righteous non-Muslims?[/b][/quote]

To an extent. Expanding on what dawud said:

1. Everyone is rewarded for their good deeds. Even non-muslims.
2. polytheism is unforgivable.
3. If someone has not encountered Islam in an unadulterated form, as long as the person tries to be good looks for righteousness, believes in one god, then maybe.
4. If someone encounters Islam in an unadulterated form, rejects it, or just tries to avoid it out of hand not looking for righteousness, then no.

This is one of those theological debates with no real answers.

In it's simplest form, who goes to heaven or hell is not our choice, but is at the mercy of Allah (swt).

He (swt) is just, but also merciful. Noone who should go to heaven will go to hell, but many who 'deserve' to go to hell will go to heaven.

yes very well put

I like lists.

Salam

Boss had a baby?

When?

Whose fault is this !!

Why wasn't I informed !!

I dont even know what it is.

Anyway,

Congratulations.

Well done Boss.

I hope its a boy or a girl.

Omrow

[quote="Omrow"]

I hope its a boy or a girl.

[/quote]

[b][color=violet]no omrow its goner be an alien...
ofcourse its going to be either a girl or boy!![/color][/b]

[color=brown]that would be funny if it was an alien ha ha ha [/color]

[quote="**Nisha**"][color=brown]that would be funny if it was an alien ha ha ha [/color][/quote]

This is continued [url=http://www.therevival.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2656]here[/url].

That is a good answer Admin. Thank you for taking the time to do that.

I know it's still a bit of time but when is Eid for def?

on the tenth of DHul Hajjah.

Not if Saudis have their way.

They like to do it on the 9th.

Impatient Wahabis.

[quote="Omrow"]Not if Saudis have their way.

They like to do it on the 9th.

Impatient Wahabis.[/quote]

[b][color=violet]you cant exactly say thay they are impatient coz dont they follow thier moon...[/color][/b]

[quote="*Sponi*"][quote="Omrow"]Not if Saudis have their way.

They like to do it on the 9th.

Impatient Wahabis.[/quote]

[b][color=violet]you cant exactly say thay they are impatient coz dont they follow thier moon...[/color][/b][/quote]
[color=red]isnt that why they are called wahabis because they dont follow the moon??[/color]