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Judgement day passes in the moment we decide something needs attention & we take positive action. Then there will be a great sorting out of people into groups, Inspired by Surah 99 Ayat 1-8
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Angel
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Posted: 14 August 2005 at 11:14am |
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Be able to be who I am and expressing that, the spirit within When I am mixing with nature, I feel a strong sense of closeness and a strong sense of the spiritual universe around and within me. Music, is important, it is a way to re connect or to re-balance, it is my therapy Being quiet at times and let my mind wonder to the magnificance of this universe. I often normally at summer go out at night in the backyard and look up to the night sky. God is present in my life - anywhere that I am |
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Israfil
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God is ever present in my life I can tell from my existence now and the many sins I've involved myself in past, and present. Being Muslim is always a continuing struggle. Almost like that nice looking carrot at the tip of your mouth always chasing it hoping to get it. I find God to be ever present and ever merciful to me but also to non-Muslims. I took comefort in the Quranic verse "And we are nearer to you than your own jugular vein." Also, I take comfort in evrytime the wind blow I can imagine God saying "I love you." Talk about moving...
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I want to cry a sweet black boy:brother,brother they came!!!...we can survive!!!... Then they opened the boxes for finding some foods,the man dissolving the donations gave a toy to the little boys who were seeking for some foods...one of the toys was pink panther...their stomaches was still hungry and they were trying to find what the hell was going on...Jenni Edited by Suleyman |
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Sister ummziba. This is what I was looking for, I knew about giving without the right hand knowing. Yes it would be great to hear of things you have heard going on in the community without singling out an individual or yourself. I think hearing about such activities that are positive give us ideas of what we can do for our local or global community. I was getting a bit tired of always debating issues rather than sharing ideas to make a difference that does make Allah's presence manifest more clearly. Salam Alaikoam
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Judgement day passes in the moment we decide something needs attention & we take positive action. Then there will be a great sorting out of people into groups, Inspired by Surah 99 Ayat 1-8
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Posted: 05 August 2005 at 5:39pm |
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Assalamu alaikum Sister Jenni, Great idea! We have something similar in my hometown where anyone who wishes knits toques, mitts and scarves to give to the needy in winter. As well, there is a winter coat collection that goes on each fall. Local dry cleaners clean them all and then they are available to anyone who needs them. You have not "rubbed me the wrong way", I am too peaceful inside to be "rubbed"! I am just rather adament about Islam. We can all learn much from each other - a good reason to visit this forum! Peace, ummziba. |
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Posted: 05 August 2005 at 5:25pm |
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Ummziba, I have not read the whole thread but I really like some things
my grandma and other ladies in church do. Every week they knit hats and
gloves, scarves ect to send overseas for kids and adults in poor
countries that are cold. What a great way to get sisters together and
talk, drink tea and do something productive. Once you get a few cases
you could ship them to Bosnia, or somewhere else that gets cold. Since
I can't knit I would have to be creative, but maybe I could learn. I
would also like to say sorry if I have rubbed you the wrong way, I
think I have been to into debate and not enough into understanding.
Peace
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You cant be a good muslim if you are not decent and have a cold heart. Be a decent and kind person and care for women and children and the elderly.
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...i can die...
Jenni wrote:
....i remembered 1990,there was an donation programme succeeded? to Africa by UN