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Muslims, the good the bad and the ugly

published by judda on 29 November, 2005 - 10:35

I've noticed that most of my posts and PM's reflect on the negative side of Islam and Muslims. My only good thread (the hajj/umra thread) is locked coz nobody could stick to the topic :evil: I've noticed I kinda copied and pasted loads of my brothers articles on the forum which has caused offence since he is no longer a muslim after he decided to to commit shirk (he rejected that and now claims islamic stuff has nothing to do with islam i.e. the good old headscarf).

Barghuti Fatah's Trump-card in Elections

published by You on 27 November, 2005 - 18:00

[quote][size=18]Barghuti Fatah's Trump-card in Elections[/size]

Additional Reporting By Yasser Al Banna, IOL Correspondent

RAMALLAH, November 27, 2005 (IslamOnline.net & News Agencies) – Jailed Palestinian Fatah leader Marwan Al-Barghuti is set to play a leading role in the upcoming legislative polls along with the younger generation.

Despite being behind Israeli bars, the West Bank Fatah leader served a reminder of his enduring political clout by winning 96 percent of the vote in weekend primaries to choose candidates to run in the elections on January 25, reported Agence France-

Dumping the husband after he was disabled

published by Mujahid' on 27 November, 2005 - 16:27

A woman immediately asked her husband for a divorce after knowing that her husband’s bottoms are totally paralysed after a car accident. The Husband can no longer walk neither satisfies his woman.

How about that gents?. This man could not believe his eyes when his wife told him that she doesn’t want him anymore!!. They were very close and loved each others like nothing would separate them except death.

Now you guys think your[b] women [/b]are really in love with ya!!. Just wait till something happens to you then you will see their inside out!!.

The Niqab In the West

published by MuslimSister on 27 November, 2005 - 15:41

Salaam

Rahmanara Chowdhury is a bright, affable woman with a charming laugh and an approachable manner. She is a part-time teacher in Loughborough and, given her friendly disposition, it's not surprising that her subject is communication. What is unexpected is that she teaches teenagers 'interpersonal skills, teamwork, personal development' while dressed in an outfit that conceals her whole body and face, except for the eyes.

WHO ARE THE MOST CORRUPT COUNTRIES TODAY?

published by Sajid Iqbal on 26 November, 2005 - 18:13

SALAAM
WHO ARE THE MOST CORRUPT COUNTRIES TODAY?

The 2005 Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index

According to the annual survey by the Berlin-based organization Transparency International, the [b]world's least corrupt country is seen as being Iceland and the countries perceived as most corrupt are Bangladesh and Chad.[/b]
The index defines corruption as the abuse of public office for private gain, and measures the degree to which corruption is perceived to exist among a country's public officials and politicians.

Do we Have to get married???

published by boxer01 on 25 November, 2005 - 17:57

Salam,
Can someone plz help me out? i was wonderin da other day whether we HAVE 2 get married in order to be a complete muslim. Cos my older sis don't wanna get married either cos of all da probs dat occur in marriage especially wit an uneducated guy from Pakistan. instead she says best live happy on ur own practicing ur deen away from any stress or worry. & da other day i joked 2 her dat both of us wil live 2gether wit mum/dad & care 4 dem rather dan getin married. Later wen i was alone i began 2 tink seriously abt da possibility of not getin married.

Adoption Is Haraam?

published by Salma on 25 November, 2005 - 17:49

i recently heard this and cant believe it might actually be true :shock:

apparently it is haraam in islam to adopt a child and give them your 'name', when they are not actually your child (i have heard only fostering a child is allowed)

is this true???

i really hope its not, i had big plans for the future with me and my adopted kids Biggrin

[b]EDIT: PLEASE POST [url=

And You Thought You Had It Bad…

published by MuslimSister on 25 November, 2005 - 17:48

Salaam

How often have become depressed over something that is bothering us? How often do we sit there feeling sorry for ourselves because of something that has happened?

And how many times do we put our problems into perspective by comparing it to those who maybe more stressed out them we are?

Only a few days ago I was sitting in a lecture in Uni feeling sorry for myself….and I got talking to the person next to me and that individual (unintentionally) made feel like an ungrateful spoilt little girl after I heard their life story…

I spent a day with another friend of mine the other day…all she could talk about was getting beats from her parents, forced marriage stress, financial problems and an “evil” stepmother…

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