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Never despair in the Mercy of ALLAH and never doubt your duas.

ALLAH says: I am of my servant as he thinks of me.

So if you think that your ALLAH hears and fulfills your every need then I give a guarantee that ALLAH Most High will do just that and if one begins to doubt then ALLAH knows best about what is to happen.

Without doubt ALLAH tests His chosen people on this earth and through this their ranks are increased.

Alhamdulillah.

[quote="Augustus"][quote="*DUST*"] :roll: 😉 lol i know, its weird, but i guess i've just had more practice with rice... and i find eating noodles with chopsticks more messy, most ppl slurp wen attempting it and i cant stand that... 😂 [/quote]

Yes slurping is right out - it's all about the angle with noodles - you have to kinda lay them on the top of the bottom chopstick - I usually attack it rom the side.

Is there a particular secret i'm missing with rice?[/quote]

so i went out with my family today to an oriental place for dinner... and dave, i dunno how to explain the way i pick up the rice to u... its one of those things u can only show ppl by actually doing, if that makes any sense...

anyway the food was good and all [size=7](i had my usual sweet and sour chicken with rice if anyones interested :P)[/size] but when we went in there was a group of 20-something-yr-olds sat at a table and as we walked past them, one nudged the other and they all started laughing, there was this one girl in particular who was smirking at me... :roll: how i wudv loved to go wipe that stupid smile off her face... :evil: i dont usually get miffed by such people but being ill doesnt really make one think as clearly as usual :? lol. ah well, whatever.

hope everyone else had a good day. 🙂

If any1 here is inclined to ghayr muqallidism or is just interested in the classical texts and arguements concerned with taqleed then I strongly recommend the following [url=http://tauheed-sunnat.com/a/downloads-cat42.html]Munazarah - Debate[/url]

It features the Hanafi Shaykh ul Hadeeth Qaari Chaan Muhammad Sahib versus Ghair Muqallid Mawlana Zubair Alee Zaee Sahib.

Alhamdulillah - I personally am thoroughly enjoying it. SubhanALLAH the Ulama never fail to amaze me.

[quote="*DUST*"]

anyway the food was good and all [size=7](i had my usual sweet and sour chicken with rice if anyones interested :P)[/size] but when we went in there was a group of 20-something-yr-olds sat at a table and as we walked past them, one nudged the other and they all started laughing, there was this one girl in particular who was smirking at me... :roll: how i wudv loved to go wipe that stupid smile off her face... :evil: i dont usually get miffed by such people but being ill doesnt really make one think as clearly as usual :? lol. ah well, whatever.

hope everyone else had a good day. :)[/quote]

lol, why does that miff u off?

Boys will always be boys so you shouldnt really expect much from them. As for some girls... well girls are just girls... theres nothing nice you can say about some of them.... especially if shes sat with a group of guys.

[quote="*DUST*"][quote="Augustus"][quote="*DUST*"] :roll: 😉 lol i know, its weird, but i guess i've just had more practice with rice... and i find eating noodles with chopsticks more messy, most ppl slurp wen attempting it and i cant stand that... 😂 [/quote]

Yes slurping is right out - it's all about the angle with noodles - you have to kinda lay them on the top of the bottom chopstick - I usually attack it rom the side.

Is there a particular secret i'm missing with rice?[/quote]

so i went out with my family today to an oriental place for dinner... and dave, i dunno how to explain the way i pick up the rice to u... its one of those things u can only show ppl by actually doing, if that makes any sense...

anyway the food was good and all [size=7](i had my usual sweet and sour chicken with rice if anyones interested :P)[/size] but when we went in there was a group of 20-something-yr-olds sat at a table and as we walked past them, one nudged the other and they all started laughing, there was this one girl in particular who was smirking at me... :roll: how i wudv loved to go wipe that stupid smile off her face... :evil: i dont usually get miffed by such people but being ill doesnt really make one think as clearly as usual :? lol. ah well, whatever.

hope everyone else had a good day. :)[/quote]

That happen a lot?

get well soon dust.

^^ thats typical girls for u :roll:

i used to do that to people too :oops:

being in a group of mean girls just makes u mean too :?

get well soon sweety

x

Okay i've read her post twice now and I can't for the life of me figure out why people are saying get well soon... is she sick?!

Get well soon btw!

[quote]i dont usually get miffed by such people but [b]being ill[/b] doesnt really make one think as clearly as usual[/quote]

[quote="Admin"][quote]i dont usually get miffed by such people but [b]being ill[/b] doesnt really make one think as clearly as usual[/quote][/quote]

:roll: i'm a blockhead sometimes

Get well soon Dust!

[quote="Adil"]If any1 here is inclined to ghayr muqallidism or is just interested in the classical texts and arguements concerned with taqleed then I strongly recommend the following [url=http://tauheed-sunnat.com/a/downloads-cat42.html]Munazarah - Debate[/url]

It features the Hanafi Shaykh ul Hadeeth Qaari Chaan Muhammad Sahib versus Ghair Muqallid Mawlana Zubair Alee Zaee Sahib.

Alhamdulillah - I personally am thoroughly enjoying it. SubhanALLAH the Ulama never fail to amaze me.[/quote]

I tried listening to that but can only see the video.....

Which is tha hanafi scholar ? the one with the big beard ?

p.s get well soon aasiyah........blame the weather somats happenin to me too.

The Hanafi Alim is the one on the RIGHT hand side of the room. He is wearing white clothing, white topi and has his sleeves rolled up. Its a wicked debate - the logic and proofs of the ahnaaf shatter the ghayr muqallideen.

[quote="Adil"]The Hanafi Alim is the one on the RIGHT hand side of the room. He is wearing white clothing, white topi and has his sleeves rolled up. Its a wicked debate - the logic and proofs of the ahnaaf shatter the ghayr muqallideen.[/quote]

Oh i thought it was the other way round, have to tell my bro to sort this fing out.

What is a ghayr muqallideen?

[quote="razor"]What is a ghayr muqallideen?[/quote]

Ghayr Muqallideen are muslims who do NOT do taqleed or say they dont do taqleed of one of the four madhaahib.

ie they are the salafiyyah/Ahle Hadeeth.

QSN: Does any1 know a [b]Kokab Noorani[/b]? Who is he and where does he live? Whats he about?

[quote="Adil"][quote="razor"]What is a ghayr muqallideen?[/quote]

Ghayr Muqallideen are muslims who do NOT do taqleed or say they dont do taqleed of one of the four madhaahib.

[b]ie they are the salafiyyah/Ahle Hadeeth.[/b]

QSN: Does any1 know a [b]Kokab Noorani[/b]? Who is he and where does he live? Whats he about?[/quote]

oh ryte i get it, So that includes these Deo's or supposed hanafis, who basically follow Abdul Wahhab word for word !!!

Makes sense now, thanks bro

thanx guys, i guess the flu is going around... much better today alhumdulillah.

and about the guys and gals who were laughing - they were laughing coz of me, my mom and sis-in-law being in niqab. :roll:

lol you should have criticised their facial features.

It sounds like vanity was their particular weakness.

Ohh people :roll:

Can't live with em... but sure wish ya could

Okay so I know you guys can't have wine.

But what about wine based substances like portwine cheese - when the alcohol has been baked out through the cooking process?

I doubt it.

can you not make it with vinegar? That is just wine that has gone off... and its allowed...

Dave be quick with your recipe's. I am waiting to test something.

[quote="Augustus"]Okay so I know you guys can't have wine.

But what about wine based substances like portwine cheese - when the alcohol has been baked out through the cooking process?[/quote]i'm pretty sure its ok - isn't that^ basically like vinegar?

[quote="*DUST*"][quote="Augustus"]Okay so I know you guys can't have wine.

But what about wine based substances like portwine cheese - when the alcohol has been baked out through the cooking process?[/quote]i'm pretty sure its ok - isn't that^ basically like vinegar?[/quote]

Yea basically - for the life of me I don't understand why they use it in the cooking process.

It's a fortified wine - which basically means they take grape juice and add grain alcohol to it (it's more refined than that naturally).

And since the alcohol get's burned off you are left with the grape juice.

...so why not just use grape juice?

you may be wondering why all the halal questions over the last several weeks - it's another challenge I took up a while back from the head of the student islamic association.

I'm beating the little punk too - he didn't think I could make it this long without giving up.

Actually it's not all that bad - it works surprisingly well with my OCD dietary habits.

[quote="Augustus"]you may be wondering why all the halal questions over the last several weeks - it's another challenge I took up a while back from the head of the student islamic association.

I'm beating the little punk too - he didn't think I could make it this long without giving up.

Actually it's not all that bad - it works surprisingly well with my OCD dietary habits.[/quote]
whoa, ur eating halal?

and fasting...

Dave throw some easy to make recipe's over.

and something that does need vinegar/wine/grape juice.

[quote="Admin"]and fasting...[/quote]yea i knew about that bit.

[quote="Admin"]and something that [b]does[/b] need vinegar/wine/grape juice.[/quote]don't u mean 'doesn't'? 😂

Yea the fasting doesn't actually start until march since i'm only doing 30 days out of lent.

But the halal thing has been a couple weeks now and I sorta like it.

Especially when I was reading some of the dietary reasons why halal exists - lol not only did it confirm some of my previously held phobias but it gave me some new ones to obsess over.

The damned thing of it is I can't think of any challenges for him since there is nothing particularly grueling about Christianity (or at least not as it's practiced)

I suppose I could say "sell all of your stuff and disavow wealth" but seeing as my family doesn't precisely follow that one it would be hypocritical.

I'll win though - don't yall worry about that.

I can handle anything he throws.

As evidenced by that three point REJECTION I stuffed back in his face this morning.

Booyah.

[quote="Augustus"]Especially when I was reading some of the dietary reasons why halal exists - lol not only did it confirm some of my previously held phobias but it gave me some new ones to obsess over.[/quote]

considering your phobi's of dirt, you should feel right at home.

In America do they clean the meat? Most places have the habit of removing the fats etc from the meat, but apparently in the uk, the natives like to leave it on! and some like the taste of the blood in the meat...

[quote="Admin"][quote="Augustus"]Especially when I was reading some of the dietary reasons why halal exists - lol not only did it confirm some of my previously held phobias but it gave me some new ones to obsess over.[/quote]

considering your phobi's of dirt, you should feel right at home.

In America do they clean the meat? Most places have the habit of removing the fats etc from the meat, but apparently in the uk, the natives like to leave it on! and some like the taste of the blood in the meat...[/quote]

I have always gone directly to a butcher - as opposed to a supermarket or something, so the cuts I get are always hand picked by moi.

And you can imagine how rigorous that is.

It depends on the animal too - you don't have bison but here they are plentiful and have far less fat than a cow, yet they are similar meat.

As a general rule I make sure all fat is cut off and the cuts I am getting have few veins of fat.

I hate fat.

I have almost no body fat myself, and I like it that way.

[quote="razor"]

oh ryte i get it, So that includes these Deo's or supposed hanafis, who basically follow Abdul Wahhab word for word !!!

Makes sense now, thanks bro[/quote]

No. "Deo's" as you put it are hanafi. They are muqallid of Imam Abu Haneefah and the leading Ulama of Ahnaaf. They believe in taqleed being wajib upon laypersons and ulama alike in this day and age.

Who is Abdul Wahhab? Kindly mention more than just his name, perhaps his fathers name so this Abdul Wahhab's identity may be revealed.