salam people how you guys doing?
got a question for you all If you were television producers for a muslim channal what would you put on for the viewers?
take care people salaam peace out
[b]salaam
Heres a great opportunity to listen to Muslim comedy in the UK.
So do you guys listen to any of these guys... Azhar usman has to be the funniest guy on the planet!!!!![/b]
[b]The Official Muslim Comedy Tour, UK 2007[/b]
A mainstream, cross-cultural comedy tour from an Islamic perspective,
featuring Azhar Usman, Preacher Moss and Mo Amir. Hilarious stand-up
comedy from three American Muslims - extraordinarily positive ground
breaking stereotype-challeng ing stuff for Muslims and non-Muslims
alike. Clean, entertaining and very, very funny. Everyone welcome.
BRADFORD - 8th Nov - The Priestly Centre
ADDRESS - 4 Chapel Street, Little Germany, Bradford, BD1 5DL
TICKETS - 01274 820 666
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[quote][b]Indian man marries dog to beat 'curse'[/b]
CHENNAI, India (AFP) — An Indian farmer has married his dog in a bid to overcome what he believes is a curse caused by him having stoned to death two mating dogs in his rice field, press reports said.
The 34-year-old farmer, identified as Selvakumar from Sivaganga district in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, fell on bad fortune 15 years ago after killing the dogs and hanging their carcasses from a tree.
A few days later, his hearing and speech were impaired and he was unable to walk.
Doctors were clueless, but an astrologer fina
I recently posted this on the minhaj forums and received no reply, I was wondering if anyone here could help.
"Minhaj as Sawi, ([url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minhaj_us_Sawi[/url]) an hadith compilation by Dr. Tahir ul Qadri who mentions (time frame 6:40) in the following lecture given in 2006, ([url]http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ry0L_93lQzE[/url]) that an English translation of the work has been completed by Shaykh Muhtar Holland.
[b]ALLAH MADE ME FUNNY TOUR 2007[/b]
Dates: Sunday 11th November - Tuesday 27th November 2007
Venues: [b]Reading, London, Manchester, Cardiff, Birmingham, Leicester,
Glasgow, Dundee, Edinburgh[/b]
A mainstream, cross-cultural comedy tour from an Islamic perspective,
featuring Azhar Usman, Preacher Moss and Mo Amir. Hilarious stand-up
comedy from three American Muslims - extraordinarily positive ground
breaking stereotype-challeng ing stuff for Muslims and non-Muslims
alike. Clean, entertaining and very, very funny.
Salaam
Disability is not a topic that is widely discussed by Muslims. However, despite this Muslims had the highest rates of disability. Almost a quarter of Muslim females (24 per cent) had a disability, as did one in five (21 per cent) Muslim males (2001)
The amount of facilities that are available to disabled Muslims is really sad –
How many Mosques have wheelchair access?
Is the Qur’an available in Braille?
Do our Mosques cater for the needs of disabled Muslims?
Do our communities offer support groups for them?
What is it with alot of muslims today who go around cursing others?
Calling some brother a Kaafir simply bcoz he's not consistent with his prayers?
Or simply bcoz you act a little westernised:
[color=blue]"im going out with my friends".[/color]
[color=red]"astagfarullah! going out at this time? Have you no hayah?"[/color]
Or the backbiters who think they've done no wrong:
[color=red]"Im not gonna say anything about that stupid f*** h*** may she burn in the fires of hell, and her tongue be ripped from her throat, god will deal with that person.
SALAAM
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ARE YOU A MODERATE? ARE YOU AN EXTREMIST OR RADICAL?
WHO DEFINES THESE TERMS?
WHERE DO YOU FIT?
WASALAAM
[b]
The Disease of Moderate Muslims[/b]
Life is not always black and white, but there are times when we are forced to adopt a certain position. The words of George Bush after 9/11: “you are either with us or against us†is one such example, when it became necessary for Muslims and non-Muslims to state their position.
[quote][size=18]UK terror tactics 'create unease'[/size]
The government's approach to terrorism is creating an atmosphere of suspicion and unease, the head of the Muslim Council of Britain has said.
Muhammad Abdul Bari told the Daily Telegraph the amount of debate relating to Muslims was disproportionate.
He cited Nazi Germany in the 1930s as an example of how people's minds could be poisoned against a community.
The Home Office said it would not allow terrorists to undermine the UK's long history of strong community relations.
[b]Scaring the community[/b]
Dr Bari's remarks f
