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Aleppo Citadel Small mosque next to Citadel where the son of Khalid Ibn Waleed is buried Allah Yarxamu. From the top :cool: A typical Alepo Street

Inside the mosque and where one of the organs of Nabi Zakariye Calayhi Salaam is believed to be. For those who need a translation

Aleppo Friday prayers at the grand Mosque

St Simeon's Monastery

People still enjoying Eid On we travelled north to Krak De Chaveliars as spectacular Crusader castle. A view from the top looking west towards Lebanon and the Bekka Valley. The snow capped mountain is actually in Lebanon :cool: The other side We carried on north up to Allepo (Xalab)

Originally posted by LANDER: Tamil maybe, but arab? Mise Karala? *moves head from side to side*

MON is doing good things at Villa. With a few decent buys in th right places they will have a good top 6 side.

A word of advice, dont rate any player based on English hype. Wait for him to play at a good level consistantly for 3 years minimum.

Information a plenty. Jazzaak Allahu Khayran

^^bread crumbs

^^I'll leave him alone and hope the nomads protesting will relax.

Originally posted by Pucca: khamees thats made pretty by adding lines or pretty buttons is all too feminine. i agree with nomad...nothing better than white. There are different styles. Yemeni, Syrian, Moroccan tend to have threads running through.

Wow, huge turn out Waar islaamaha qabowga maxaad u dhigteen? The fact that the name of this woman doesn't match her gender

LoL I'll leave it at that shall I?

Khamiiska inoo daaya! It's about the only clothing that makes one feel smart these days with a 'so fresh and so clean' effect :cool:

Originally posted by Pucca: ^too feminine :confused: How?

Indeed!

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^^Brit cars are Brit cars saxib. Not worth making a fuss over. If its not German its not a car in my view. Originally posted by NGONGE: D I'm surprised there isn't a thread about real cars yet! Plenty in the Sports section mate :cool:

GBP 1,200 is what it costs. Not sure about after cashuur but it cant be much. No sure if it will pass the EU safety tests though.

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^^We know of the problems within the Somali community. We have no problem with your videos. Just put a small note at the end of every video posted stating that it's contents are not up for discussion and if you do wish to make any points about the contents of the videos, I will class you as a [insert term]! ps we are yet to see any links to the community projects you may be involved with

^^fight the power!