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^^SB, no saxib. They simply respect women. If your in an ATM line or at the grocery store. You allow the sisters through.

^^I hope he doesnt. I remember in an interview they asked him what the yearly SL budget was. His response? He turned to someone else and asked "waar waa intee?" Another example On one of his recent visits to the UK he was asked why he and the SL delegation were invited. His response? He said "dee waa la-inoo yeedhey" LoL

^^Dont forget that mysterious box that appeared out of thin air giving him an 80 vote win in the last election. Alot of people dis Mr Silanyo but he opted for peace by reluctantly accepting a defeat. I wonder how many people would do that in todays environment?

^^I have no idea saxib. I dont even know who he is! Not up to date with the beautiful game lately

^^Lyon vs Roma is a quality game mate! LFC vs Barca! What a mouthwatering tie. I'm hoping for a low score if no score at all. Then you all know what Anfield can do to teams. Init Soma?

Your right its very much needed. Do we have any budding young 'concious' programme producers on SOL? Mr Omaar Raageh may have done something if not he should.

^^Maybe not but it still needs explaining no?

How so? Your going to have explain this one to me saxib.

^LoL Sorry saxib but i had to laugh there. What makes you think he is secular?

^^Al Jazeera have already done the Yemen refugee camp bit. I saw Somali women working as prostitutes and hanging with men while their kids were asleep at home. It was disgusting.

I am really baffled by what forces those migrants to risk their lives. From what I understand, they leave from the Bari region where there's relative peace and prosperity. Maybe if it was explained to them that they face such a terrible risk, refugee camp in Yemen, poverty in UAE etc they would think twice. Their families are simply not aware of the risks and the authorities simply let it happen! Please refuse to help anyone make any risky journey. They can like it or lump it! You can do without the dambi.

Its all about the CL again!!!!!!

Is he praising the same man who has arrested and detained the editorial team of Hatuf for highlighting his corrupt ways?

^^I'm just messing with odeyga. I'm sure no one knew what voting Bush in was going entail.

GG is not a Muslim. We need to challenge Ayaan Hirsi with knowledge not political bravado. I can think of a few well spoken shiekhs who can put her nonesense to rest. But who will take them onto a show? Who is Tim Hardaway? The NBA player?

LoL@the hat and beard

^^No saxib. There just isnt a challenger from our side of the argument. Actually there are plenty but who is going to put them on a show(s) or even promote their opinion? We sit and complain but do not try to challenge her view through the same means - the media. Yes the media is not owned by Muslims but some of these big organisations have Arabic/Muslim shareholders - Fox News - 20% (i think) belongs to Prince Waleed of the KSA. Why is he not influencing things?

^^Forget that saxib. Did you vote for Bush? "colored people" I think you did!

Slightly off topic. My Irish friend (a revert just like our brother MC Xamar) went to Hajj last year. He had his phone stolen from his hotel room while he was out performing Hajj. He was very upset and couldn’t quite believe someone would even think of doing that. As for the case of the Nigerian ‘magician’ do you think he really believed in his powers or was he just ripping people off?

^^maxa dacey odeyga? Interpretations interpretations,,,,,,,,

Planning on doing much travelling in the 3 weeks or so i will have there IA.

Dont you just love our 'learned' brothers Today they will support a gaal to kill a muslim, tomorrow they will lecture you on how muslims should reply to the same gaal carry on,,

Very sad

MKA, you seem to be one who adopts the quantitive method in his posts. You write a lot (most of it irrelevant) to get your point(s) across. Without the bravado usually associated with immature featherweights, peep this ya walad. From the ahadiths I posted, I hoped for you to see the difference in responding to greetings such as ‘asaam alaykum’ and ‘aslaamu alaykum’. If one were greeted with something like the former, then the reply would be ‘wa alaykum’. If someone is greeted with ‘asalaamu alaykum’ one should reply with the same or even better as stated in the following verse: "When you are greeted with a greeting, greet in return with what is better than it or (at least) return it equally." (Holy Qur'an: An-Nisa': 86) There is no distinction between Muslims and non-Muslims. With this the Muslim should respond in the manner prescribed by the laws of Shari'ah, by giving a similar response. You simply do not initiate the greeting to non-Muslims and there is no evidence to suggest ‘wa alaykum’ should be returned to a non-muslim when they greet you with ‘asalaamu alaykum’. JB, please greet the Nomads