sectioner just bout hit the nail on the head, i like the 1 bout nelly tho, dead prez???? gonna go cop that! look out for Ghost Face aka Tony Starks, oooo weee

sectioner just bout hit the nail on the head, i like the 1 bout nelly tho, dead prez???? gonna go cop that! look out for Ghost Face aka Tony Starks, oooo weee

sectioner just bout hit the nail on the head, i like the 1 bout nelly tho, dead prez???? gonna go cop that! look out for Ghost Face aka Tony Starks, oooo weee

sectioner just bout hit the nail on the head, i like the 1 bout nelly tho, dead prez???? gonna go cop that! look out for Ghost Face aka Tony Starks, oooo weee

lol, thats one hectic school bus, those dubs are heavy,watch it cos i may just jack yo *** for those and put them on my new range!

amiin yaa rabal caalamiin!

lol,cant believe u guys didnt already know, waar ninku waa sheydaan,as the 'islaamaha' would say everytime they see him on TV! Just hope he does the business on Sat!!!!!!!! Come on England!

Illahey hau naxaristo, amiin My condolences to all the family, hold yr head high bro!

oooook, seen thanx, might as well let us know their names too hey?

Pele was right when he said an african team will win the world cup by the year 2000, they just happened to be playing for france! Gr8 post G man!

i have too many to mention but .... Back in Jeddah i was out and about with the local Ruwayse 6 yr old mobsters when we came into contact with this wild cat, we managed to tame it and took it along wiv us,to the local merfish we went, opened the door of the house and let the cat in, loooool all we heard was men shouting waar bisinka! the next day i hear that my uncle was bitten by the cat and he went to the hospital to get it checked out.lol he still dont know it was me to this day, planning on telling him soon.lol

Happy B/day sis

Only in Britain... do people order double cheeseburgers, large fries, and a DIET coke. lol

lol, man i used to get my daily bariis iyo sugaar takeway from abdul's restaurant after coming home from work.good quality food, especially if u cant cook and wont cook, killed my money tho,lol, i had my own account there. The rest of the place (except for the masjid) is just dreadful, tooooo many sieks.

lol@winger, just cos man utd didnt play in london at the wknd,i got a cus who works at the dorchester but he says he dont know sh*t, iether that or he was told not say anything,i have a feelin its the Villa players who were at Chelsea last wknd.

Police investigating an alleged rape involving eight Premiership footballers are examining hotel CCTV footage. Scotland Yard has confirmed a 17-year-old girl made a complaint at a central London Police station on Saturday. The alleged incident happened over the weekend at London's Grosvenor House hotel in Park Lane. Scotland Yard forensic experts have also been examining rooms at the five-star hotel for DNA evidence. Detectives from Operation Sapphire, the Metropolitan Police's task force to tackle sex crimes, will take a full statement from the girl within the next few days before making further inquiries with anyone she says was involved in the alleged attack. Anyone being investigated will be going to see their lawyers Solicitor Mark Stephens The girl has undergone medical examination at a rape counselling suite. No footballers or clubs have been named by police in connection with the allegation. The Premier League and the Professional Footballers' Association have also refused to comment. Solicitor Mark Stephens said any suspects could expect a police interview within a month. "If found guilty this is a very serious matter and the starting point is five years' imprisonment for rape, aiding and abetting rape is two to three years," he added. "Anyone being investigated will be going to see their lawyers." He said the Attorney General could warn the press about possible prejudicial reporting because of the high profile of the people involved. The hotel where the alleged incident took place has refused to comment.

British Muslims do not condone so-called honour killings, community leaders have said. On Monday a Kurdish Muslim father, Abdalla Yones, was convicted of murdering his 16-year-old daughter Heshu after she formed a relationship with a Christian boyfriend. Inayat Bunglawala of the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) told BBC News Online that the case was not symptomatic of a widespread problem in the Muslim community. Many Muslims would understand Yones being upset by his daughter's apparent rejection of his faith, said Mr Bunglawala, but they would never condone his actions. "It may have been disheartening to see his daughter growing up not with his value system but someone else's. "But many Muslims are uncomfortable about how Islam has been dragged into this, because Islam categorically does not allow people to kill their own daughter," Mr Bunglawala said. Islam categorically does not allow people to kill their own daughter Inayat Bunglawala, Muslim Council of Britain Father jailed for 'honour killing' The MCB spokesman admitted there was a "tension" between the values of Islam and life in the UK with regard to sexual behaviour and relationships. "Many Muslims worry about whether their children will grow up to be good Muslims so that tension is always there. "But most children realise and accept the value system they've been brought up in." Abdalla Yones was a political refugee who came to the UK from Iraq 10 years ago, and Mr Bunglawala felt that was a factor in the case. Most Muslims who were born in Britain or had lived in the country for long periods were more at ease with combining and accepting the different sets of cultures and value systems, he said. 'No-one's right' Kurdistan Refugees Women's Organisation co-ordinator Sawsan Salim said most Kurds also condemned "honour killings". "No excuse should be given for such a brutal tragedy. "No-one has the right to kill women under any name, whether it is God or culture." There was a case a few months ago, where a mother and her son took her daughter, his sister - and she was expecting - and murdered her in cold blood here in Great Britain Ram Gidoomal, of the South Asian Development Partnership charity Islam and the West: In-depth site There were 12 "honour killings" in Britain last year - six in London, according to Scotland Yard. But Ram Gidoomal, of the South Asian Development Partnership charity, told BBC News: "There are many more that go unreported." Victims were sometimes taken abroad before being murdered, he added. It was estimated there were more than 13 honour killings worldwide every day in 2000. Entire families can be involved. And women have even been murdered for the "dishonour" of being raped. The question for us is if Heshu had gone into a police station saying she felt at risk would she have been treated with the urgency her concerns warranted? Metropolitan Police Detective Inspector Brent Hyatt Mr Gidoomal told BBC News: "There was a case a few months ago, where a mother and her son took her daughter, his sister - and she was expecting - and murdered her in cold blood here in Great Britain." He urged "mosques, Hindu temples, Gurdwaras [temples], and indeed Asian Christian churches" to teach their congregations that "this sort of behaviour is absolutely unacceptable". "The taking of life is a serious matter, and goes against any religious teaching." Schools and social services also needed to confront the problem "as a matter of urgency", Mr Gidoomal added. Task force Metropolitan Police Detective Inspector Brent Hyatt told BBC News: "We can prevent some of these murders. "The question for us is if Heshu had gone into a police station saying she felt at risk would she have been treated with the urgency her concerns warranted? Cmdr Baker: "We can prevent these murders" "We need to highlight this problem so more officers and reception staff at police stations understand the urgency." Scotland Yard has formed a task force to increase its understanding of "honour killings". Serious Crime Directorate head Commander Andy Baker said the Met's "ignorance and lack of understanding of the motive" made it hard to investigate the murders. "We can prevent these murders." People who had tried to protect Yones would be investigated on suspicion of perverting the course of justice, Cmdr Baker added. And Yones' conviction should be "a message, loud and clear to those who condone or stay silent over the treatment of women in their midst". "We will not tolerate it." What is your opinion of so-called honour killings? Send us your comments using the form below. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following comments reflect the balance of views we have received: The work of some Muslims has made Islam seem a barbaric religion Mustafa Al-Nassir, Saudi Arabia What this guy (Younes) did is a vicious act that has nothing to do with Islamic teaching. It is a tribal thinking that drives some people to do such thing. If you ask this guy who killed his daughter "would you do the same to your son if he had committed the same sin?" I am sure he would not do that but will say "yes, I would do the same". Islam is not a barbaric religion but the work of some Muslims has made Islam seem a barbaric religion to people who don't know the real Islam. Mustafa Al-Nassir, Saudi Arabia This is appalling especially when it is not an isolated practice. There has been too much effort to preserve "culture" rather than in encouraging immigrants to integrate into our society and think of themselves as British. If you move here to benefit from our society you have to accept the negative aspects as well. Howard J, England Muslims come to Britain and want to settle into the community taking part in our generous benefits, health service and so on. But when it comes to integration into our communities they draw the line at being a part of that. Their ways belong to the last century, their women are murdered and some have to cover their faces and legs to stop other men from looking at them. Slavery was abolished in this country 100 years ago and yet the men treat their women as slaves and all in the name of religion. Pauline, England Honour killings are a great tragedy whatever culture they occur in, and obviously the majority of Muslims oppose the practice. However, all four traditional schools of Islamic law agree that death is the correct punishment for any apostate (ie any Muslim who leaves the faith) so there is a need for Muslims to reinterpret the Koran and Hadith (Islamic traditions) before they can reasonably claim the practice is 'un-Islamic' as the Muslim Council of Britain has done. John, UK Islam totally condemns the taking of another life. This is a crime against women which strikes across all cultural barriers, races and creeds. Three out of four domestic violence cases against women are committed by a relative or partner and it is an increasing issue worldwide. No religion accepts this kind of brutality. Liakim, UK There is no such thing as honour killing in Islam let alone killing your own daughter. This person should be put behind bars for rest of his life. Anyone who condones his action should also be put behind bars. I thought we lived in the 21st century and not in the dark ages. Muhammed Sarwar Ahmed, Liverpool, UK link.... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/3150142.stm

Qac Qac, many celebs use islam to get publicity, but this is a little closer to home, seeing both naseem and khalid yasin on a regular basis at the local masjid makes it so. Having said that, Allah knows best!

def fridays, specially if its a nice day! Thurs, just knowing the nxt day is friday is good enuff

i'm so bored i'm actually looking 4ward to starting work nxt mon, hav'nt done anything progressive for more than 4 months, need to get back into 5th gear, i'm currently in 2nd!

"i mean there are very specific ways to make sure the person is guilty , and its always better to spare the persons life right?" of course and i'm happy she found not guilty under sheria, however, the sheer interference by westerners is not healthy. As for ones life being spared under sheria law, even if found guilty, and the offence requires death, i dont think i know enough about our beloved religion or the laws which govern it to make an accurate and meaningful comment. However,we live in a day and age where capital punishment is not acceptable but what is the difference between gassing/lethally injecting someone (ie Texas state)and shooting them in front of others as the Taliban used to? The person will still see death. Over the years societies have developed alternative, more lenient and 'acceptable' ways in which to punish a person (25 to life). I just wished to highlight the fact that a place like the UK can go from the 'gelatine' for the smallest of offences in the Victorian times to a more tolerant society. Having said that, the laws here (UK)are not exactly discouraging ppl from comitting crime, far from it.

mashallah, khalid yasin was influential in ronnie reverting to islam, here is some info on him and his work! http://members.lycos.co.uk/yusufsdomain/lectures.html http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=khalid+yasin&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&btnG=Google+Search&meta=cr%3DcountryUK%7CcountryGB shujul i was just about to post this on here but i guess u beat me to it!

thanx for that bari, sum nice images to wake up to and i'm sure there will soon be many more images of all other regions ia,!

LOL, maan u got jokes 8. Never go out with a girl for more than five months, or else she will run your life. lool, then they get ideas, then they wanna get to know sum of yr fam members,then yr fuc*ed for sheezy Stop givin a damn but pretend to give a damn when absolutely necessary, thats my philosophy!

They call that game played for 4hrs and with many many stoppages football, even thos its 90% hands. 1st downs,fumbles,field goals,rushing bladi blah, what a pointless game, but hey thats only my opinion. They call it football cos they dumb *** americans!