Very disturbing subhana Allah. May Allah make it easy for them, guide and protect us all- Allahumma Ameen

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Asalamu alaikum..hope you're all well InshaAllah. Thought I'd start a thread dedicated to Islamic poetry...They're very good reminders and fun to read! I'll start, this one's called: Remember Just Remember... When things are down And you are out of your mind Remember just remember Allah is The Kind. When your life is in darkness And nothing is right Remember just remember Through the darkness, Allah is The Light. When nothing makes sense And your heading for demise Remember just remember It doesn't make sense, but Allah is The Wise. When times are troubled And no one seems to care Remember just remember Allah won't hurt you, He is The Fair. When your heart is breaking And your pain makes you fall Remember just remember Allah Sees it all. When you are weak And the road seems long Remember just remember Seek strength from The Strong. When life is a burden And everything is unstable Remember just remember Allah is The Able. When the way is cloudy And there is no one by your side Remember just remember Allah is The Only Guide. When no one wants to listen Or is willing to lend an ear Remember just remember Allah is always ready to hear. When you are poor and penniless And you are stuck in a niche Remember just remember Allah is The Rich. When you are down in your misery And there is nowhere to run Remember just remember You can always run to The One. When you're all alone And your pain has no end Remember just remember And when your scars are hurting And your heart is in fear Remember just remember Allah is really here. Author Unknown

Another favourite of mine is Muhammad Al-Luhaidan's surah Yaseen

Nice thread! Absolutely love Ibrahim Jibreen's recitations..check them out they're SO BEAUTIFUL MashaAllah especially chapters 56 and 44. Enjoy!

I'm also from Baidoa and can speak af maay though not to my parents liking LOL So where is this aired, which channel?

Guuntinos are undoubtedly the best

Perhaps the heat is indirectly involved such that it triggers the hormone testosterone to kick in FASTER and more easily? note:we all know what too much testosterone can do to you

Originally posted by Geel_Jire12: It would be a nice script "Geel jire" to the rescue....In fact that would make a good film....... lol

Originally posted by David_Letterman: quote:Originally posted by Rose: quote: Originally posted by David_Letterman: grab a Indian from the streets they always have connections lol been there done that to no avail. im mad and becoming depressed now i'm depressed 2 pls do share my grievances

Originally posted by roobleh: They do it in Hargeisa too. Good luck living in a stiffneck place. What :eek: are we talking about the same phone here i mean, to my understanding its impossible everywhere . are you saying a locked 3G 6280 is easily unlocked? in that case maybe you could help a damsel in distress if i give you my phone's imei number and you could sort me out? :cool:

Originally posted by David_Letterman: grab a Indian from the streets they always have connections lol been there done that to no avail. im mad and becoming depressed

Anyone bought anything from amazon, chucked the packaging away and still got a refund or partial refund? I'm curious because I jus got an email from the seller saying he isn't prepared to refund me anything since I've lost the packaging?

It's IMPOSSIBLE to get a 6280 phone unlocked here in the UK without your service provider doing it for you. Is it that simple in the US? wish I was there :mad:

So I bought a Nokia 6280 phone set to 3G from Amazon for £115. I thought ..what a bargain, if I just ring the network they'd be able to provide me with the restriction code thingy which only cost around £15. To my dissapointment though, they refused on the grounds that the original owner hadn't finished his contract (only been on it for 2 months)and the only way to get the code was to pay £150 for it. To top it all off the seller forgot to includ a charger with the phone which he said on the site he would, so I've had to go buy it myself. Serioulsy feel like I've been cheated with misinformation...the seller mailed me saying it was possible to get it unlocked easily. It's only possible if and only the original ownwer had finished the duration of his contract-which there was no mention of on amazon. I'm thinking of returning the phone. I don't know how much of a refund I'm entitled to as I've thrown all the packaging away ... What to do?! Help :confused:

Originally posted by MC Xamar: quote:Originally posted by Rose: lol what are you then? and why did you decide to join a somali forum...you married to a somali? I'm an FBI agent looking for tear-wrists. really? so i take it ur not muslim then

Originally posted by MC Xamar: But the problem is that I'm not Somali, and I'm also 7 time zones away from London(or Greenwich to be precise. They're both in the same time zone anyways, arent they?)But I will be happy to work with you as long as you can send me a first-class ticket on British Airways. [/QB] lol what are you then? and why did you decide to join a somali forum...you married to a somali?

Anything and everything can be romantic, depending on the manner it is presented in or the intention behind it. [/QB] Bang on very well said . Personally, I find men who open doors for the lady to go first, extremely romantic *blushes*

Originally posted by Taliban: quote:Originally posted by PlayMaker: May God have mercy on her soul. Aamiin. Ameen ya Allah

Correct me if I'm wrong but I always thought old women were not obliged to wear hijab? I think it's worthy to note also that she may have worn it in her younger years..Allahu allam

Originally posted by Socod_badne: quote:Originally posted by Hayam: I know they tend to be really respectful to women in Dubai. Every time there was a queue in a bank or office, somebody would pick me out of the queue and let me go first, with none of the other men objecting! I'm continuously surprised at seemingly smart women who fall for these token gestures of "respect" from men. How is it that it escapes their otherwise fine tuned senses for sniffing out phoneys? Men being nice to women is oxymoronic. It's more accurate to say men pretend to respect women, generally because they need something from them. You could say that about picking women from a que I guess.... but what are the motives behind helping one cross the roads?/helping those lost other than wanting to be helpful?

Originally posted by Kimiya: Rose I’m working in Education which isn’t for the money lovers amongst us. Teaching is a good profession. MashaAllah, keep up the good work

Originally posted by XulaXu: Even when crossing the road at undesignated places, some stranger would run into the street like a maniac and stop the traffic so I could cross the road. LOL I know what you mean. When we went to visit 2 years ago we must have got lost somewhere so we asked an arab if he could direct us to so and so and he was like follow me i will take you there- it was about 10 mins walk. Anyhow everytime we had to cross the roads he'd cross half way, stop and ask us all to cross over and the he'd finish crossing the road. he did this for all the roads Masha Allah, it was very impressive.

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