Salaam

When I was in college sometimes my mates used to spend their time hanging out in the graveyard…mainly cos it was so “dead” and no one ever went there. It was a good place to go and talk…

I never went with them mainly because I’ve always found the idea of laughing and joking around graves extremely disrespectful. Even today, sometimes when I’m passing a graveyard I shut up if I’m talking to someone and walk past quickly.

Every year I do my dads head in to take me to the graveyard during Shab e Baraat, but he never does.

Salaam

Sometimes people come out with the most mean/heartless statements. It’s as if they WANT to purposely hurt others.

Girls more so, can be unbelievably bitchy sometimes…

It’s bad enough thinking nasty mean things…. but it says a lot about the character of the one who just comes out and says mean stuff with the intent to hurt.

Some people totally allow their “evil side” to rule and dominate them.

Are we like that? Do we ever cross the line? Is being “evil” part of some people’s nature? Can it not be helped?

Salaam.

I thought its best to start a separate thread instead of using the other one.

Have you seen the pics? To me the suspects do not look asian (from indian subcontinent).

So far the bigger Images I have seen are by the [url=http://news.ft.com/cms/s/85e22c8e-fac5-11d9-a0f6-00000e2511c8,dwp_uuid=4... Times[/url]

UK Islamic Events for Friday 22nd July 2005

Assalámu'alaikum wa Rahmatulláhi wa Barakátuhu.

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