thats what i had in mind bro, avoid it with my usual dodging and diving! Thanx

There could be a revolution in Saudi Arabia, it could be long or it could take a long time, with many casualties in the process. As to whether its in the right direction for the muslim ummah,allah know best!

^^^its a half hour/45 min drive, why?

i meant profiting from riba

A very good topic bro. My line of work involves taking money from clients on a regular basis. This money is then supposed to be given to other contractors, but we tend to hang on to this money until the required work is done by the other contractors. However, i have noticed that there is encouragement to put this money into a high interest company account in the meantime.I have not done this personally, but have seen it being done. If and when its my turn to do this, and forward the money to another person to deal with, does this compromise my beliefs? ie the company (not me) is progiting from riba

what would we do without football ey? Shujul will take up knitting jumpers for islaamoyasha! I will prob become a Pop Idol I can see Winger trying his hand at a spot of Bowling lol

lol i had a miserable wknd with regard to football, i could'nt even take out my frustration on somebody on the football pitch cos nobody plays in ramadan. Juve on top still, so thats a plus from and otherwise miserable wknd!

^^^lol, cool, make the most of it, lwhat did i say about the ref? dont tell u did'nt think that was a pen??? and heskey..........man he needs to goooooo, Smicer is just not top class like Houllier thinks he is....we deserved at least a draw... fair play still!

Witness an eerie spectacle this Saturday night just after 1am GMT - a total eclipse of the moon. Visible from Britain and most of Europe, the shadow of the Earth will creep across the face of the moon, blocking out all light reflected from its surface. http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/space/

jamaal is offered for sale,looooooooooooool jamaal is 22 years old,loooooooooool jamaal is a great all around player,looool

Berry (as in Halle)

hopefully i will catch the Seria A action aswell, but hey Liverpool vs Man utd is the biggest game in the prem, no doubt about that, with Arsenal vs Spurs and Chelsea vs newcastle, the prem should be top notch stuff this wknd!

http://news.independent.co.uk/world/middle_east/story.jsp?story=461228

it is a shame, he the chance and messed it up, maybe thri other ppls advice, but being in that position and taking drugs, damn, if any of us where in that position we would put things into perpective and not even look at drugs,just be happy u gettin paid and running in the Olympics. I hear all the HSI crew (Boldon,Green and co)not necessaraly those name but some ppl in that group of athlete (still to be named) have been found guilty aswell, so this will be interesting!

Chambers on the brink http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/athletics/3242879.stm The THG scandal explained http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/athletics/3210876.stm

Liverpool v Man Utd Anfield Sunday, 9 November Kick-off: 1345 GMT Referee: Ref: Graham Poll (Tring I'm very confident about this game........so Winger, sorry bruv, we need this more than you guys! Graham Poll is the worst ref in the league!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/3248119.stm Do what we say, when we say, how we say, at this price, for these ppl, for this length of time, join OPEC, let us control everything under the umbrella of democracy and freedom. BUT YOU AINT FREE!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/3249493.stm Takbeer!!!!!!!!!

only reason i have sky is because of Sky Sports, dont watch nothing else, news sometimes but thats it. !!! Jamal yr right about the brainwashing part!

waar ninku waa basaas! qacantaan utaagay

beat u to it bruv, check the general forum

Kill Bill make a nice change from all the usual predictable stuff. I thoroughly enjoyed it, the karate/konfu/samuria action, the Manga cartoon part in the middle of the movies, the way it goes back in time to tell ones personal story! got to appreciate the directory, it different and always keeping you focused on the film, with few laughs in there aswell

sorry, wrong thread, just realised

You are in: Home > Football > Premier League KEEGAN HITS OUT AT FA Thursday 6th November 2003 More Premiership stories: Ranieri still eyeing Premiership Unsworth wants Everton stay Results Fixtures Top Scorers Sinners Tables Opta Stats Manchester City boss Kevin Keegan has hit out at The Football Association for making midfielder Christian Negouai, a devout Muslim, break his Ramadan fast to supply a urine sample. Keegan believes that The FA have been over-zealous in their nature towards drug testing, forcing Negouai into taking a test earlier this week. Negouai, who had been fined £2,000 after missing a drug test last season, had to drink water to give a urine sample when testers from UK Sport again picked the Frenchman for a test after training on Tuesday. The 28-year-old was distraught at having to break his Ramadan fast and Keegan was unhappy at how the whole situation was handled. "I don't want to make a big thing about this because I haven't spoken [to the relevant people] but, if I am being honest, Christian is very upset about this," said Keegan. "On the one hand, I am saying to him, 'If you don't take the test it will look very suspicious.' But from the other end it is his belief, his religion. "It's where the crossover comes in and we have to respect it. He was forced to drink water so he could get a urine sample, and he didn't want to do it."

By Kathy Marks in Sydney 05 November 2003 The Palestinian activist Hanan Ashrawi will address a Sydney audience tonight on the subject of Middle East peace, with the city deeply divided over a decision to award her its prestigious peace prize. Prominent Australian Jews have deplored the choice of Ms Ashrawi as recipient of a prize that, in the past, has honoured the South African archbishop Desmond Tutu and the former UN human rights commissioner Mary Robinson. Lucy Turnbull, Sydney's Lord Mayor, has announced she will boycott tomorrow night's ceremony, despite the city being a principal sponsor. Influential Jews have been lobbying against Ms Ashrawi, provoking claims that a "powerful Jewish lobby" is attempting to intimidate the prize's organisers, the Sydney Peace Foundation. Graffiti stating "Jews the new Nazis" has appeared on pavements in the city. Mrs Turnbull's critics claim her stance is linked with a campaign waged by her husband, Malcolm, to secure selection in a Sydney parliamentary seat with a large Jewish population. Mr Turnbull, a barrister who defended the former MI5 agent Peter Wright in the Spycatcher case, has dismissed the notion as misogynistic and anti-Semitic. The Sydney peace prize is awarded annually for "significant contributions to global peace". The choice of Ms Ashrawi, who will deliver the annual City of Sydney peace prize lecture to a sell-out audience tonight, has prompted fierce debate in the media. Opponents claim Ms Ashrawi rejected the 1993 Oslo peace accords and in effect endorsed the extremist group Hamas by describing it as a political movement. Peter Wertheim, a former president of the New South Wales Board of Jewish Deputies, wrote that "hysterical references to the 'power of the Jewish lobby' are merely crude attempts to deflect attention away from the cold, hard facts of Ashrawi's public record". John Howard, the Prime Minister and a political opponent of Mr Carr, said a more deserving Palestinian recipient was Abu Mazen, for his attempts to broker peace. He was replaced recently as Prime Minister after a power struggle with Yasser Arafat. Yahuuds :mad: