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A sincere request

published by tsmy on 29 October, 2008 - 00:37

Please a sincere request from a brother which I am forwarding:

Assalam Alaikum,

Dear Brother / sister,

As you may know, 'Jewel of Medina' is a fictional book portraying Hazrat Aisha (r) in a demeaning and pornographic way.

It is our duty to protect the honour and dignity of the Prophet Muhammad(pbuh) and his family & companions so it is my request to you to write to the following people and request that they do not publish or stock this book in the UK.

We don't wish to give any publicity to this book and are requesting a quiet but large email & letter campaign.

Shaykh Abdul Qadir Al Gilani (ra)

published by mylfarghana on 28 October, 2008 - 19:17

AL Farghana Institute (Manchester) presents:

The life and Teachings of
Shaykh Abdul Qadir Al Gilani

A two day spiritually uplifting residential course
On the Life and Teacheings of Shaykh Abdul Qadir Gillani (ra)

Brothers and sisters welcome

31st October 2008 7.30 Pm
till
1st November 2008 2.30pm

Non Residential applicants also welcome
Enrol A.s.a.p at www.farghana.org

Under the Tutelage of:
Shaykh Ramadan Qadri
Shaykh Atabek Shakooruv
Shaykh Manzoor Shakir

Also included -A full evening of Nasheed and Qasaid Recitation

Minhaj-ul-Quran Farghana Institute, Manchester, UK

Is it coz I is Muslim?

published by Amal on 27 October, 2008 - 17:40

As'salaamu 'alaykum,

[quote]

Teenage bomb plot accused cleared

Two teenagers who were accused of discussing a plot to blow up British National Party (BNP) members have been cleared of terror charges.

Waris Ali, 18, from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, was found not guilty of three counts of possession of an article for a terrorist purpose.

His school friend Dabeer Hussain, 18, was acquitted of one count of the same charge at Leeds Crown Court.

After the 13-day trial Mr Ali said he was "extremely relieved".

Friends and family of the two men hugged in the public gallery as the jury returned their verdicts after deliberating for two and a half hours.

Unity Foundation Event: Demystifying Islam- With Dr Timothy Winter

published by muslimsister123 on 26 October, 2008 - 16:48

Assalamu Alaykum.

Unity Foundation Presents...

DEMYSTIFYING ISLAM

'The Qur'an and its Message'

Keynote Speaker
Dr Timothy Winter
(Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad)
Cambridge University, UK

Date: Saturday 15th November 2008,

Venue: University of Central Lancashire,
Harrington Lecture Theatre
Preston, PR1 2HE.

Time: 11am to 3pm

Ask the Questions that you have always wanted to ask about Islam, within a Friendly Arena...

All Welcome / Food & Refreshments Included

This is a FREE EVENT for:

* Non Muslims
* Born Muslims who attend accompanied
with either a Non Muslim or a New Muslim.

* £ 5 Entrance Fee for Unaccompanied
(Born Muslims)

Please forward this e-mail to all your friends and families, non muslims, new muslims and muslims.

Please Email,

You Big Fat Liar...

published by Seraphim on 26 October, 2008 - 11:58

Ever since i was a kid, i was told to tell the truth. That honesty was the best policy. And lies only begot more lies until your head exploded.

And then i grew up, and found out lies had their place too. For example lying to keep a promise or lying to protect someone. But of course as with all such things its tempting to go a lil too far.

So where should be draw the line? Is it ever okay to tell fibs?
Do you consider it a big or a small sin?

adoption

published by zahira on 24 October, 2008 - 16:48

salam,
me n ma family are thinking of adopting a muslim child just wanted to know what does Islam say about adopting, wasnt too sure so i thought id ask u guyz as u ave answers 4 everything lolz
sorry about the slang once again
and looking forward to hearing from u guyz
Allah Hafiz

Subliminal Messages from the Talking Doll

published by Amal on 23 October, 2008 - 11:46

If its not teddy bears with the problem, then its dolls :roll:

I thought the doll sounds quite cool, I might just buy one lol Smile

[quote]Talking Fisher-Price doll accused of promoting Islam
By Matthew Moore, Telegraph

A talking Fisher-Price doll that sounds like it is saying "Islam is the Light" has been described as inappropriate by parents.

The Fisher-Price Little Mommy Cuddle 'n Coo is meant to make realistic baby sounds and occasionally cry out for its "mama".

But some parents claim that one of its noises sounds just like "Islam is the Light", and have complained to Mattel, which owns Fisher-Price.

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