Raxmah

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    Congrats Bess, inshallah all goes well.

     

    Today I'm hating Michigan more than ever...can't wait to get out of here.

     

    I missed SOL..so so long...Salaam everyone.

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    Ameriplan is a service based company and not product. We do not sell products, do home parties, collect money, do the business to get a discount on our own merchandise, etc. Ameriplan is a true work at home CAREER. You can work either full time or part time at home...100% on the Internet.

     

    We offer: Daily Pay - FREE Live Support - FREE Websites- FREE Household Benefits, FREE Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance.

     

    What we don't do: No Selling - No Parties - No Collecting of Payments - No Cold Calling

     

    Here is a little information about Ameriplan. Our company is 14 years old, is a $100 Million company, and is a member in good standing with the US Chamber of Commerce and the Dallas Better Business Bureau. Here is the link to the BBB: http://www.bbbonline.org/cks.asp?ID=875000584

     

    The television show 60 Minutes also did a big special on our company! To view the 60 minutes special, please visit:

    http://www.ameriplanusa.com/video/AMR300K.asx

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    Bilan about the case on Montana, AmeriPlan couldnt service that state becuase of changes legislations made insurance policies.

     

    I've had ameriplan for awhile know, I have saved $400 hundreds on root canal, and it's absolutely helping me pay off my college debt.

     

    For those in doubt leave me a message, and I will tell you more about my exprience with Ameriplan.

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    i think khayr is right how could one run in the olympics and not have to wear tight clothing and not having to bring attention to themselves? how can a muhajabah shake hands with a male police officer. the hijab has become nothing but a symbol I AM A MUSLIM but not acting upon it and doing what non-muhajabahs are doing. is the hijab just a symbol or do we put it upon ouselves to do what a muhajabah is suppose to do like cover our selves and to forbid tight clothing and to not shake hands with men who are not related to us? please for those who replied to this with a negative comment please sit back and try to understsand what Khayr is trying to say

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    I just saw SAW III last night, it wasn't a good movie. There was really nothing scary about it, however there was too much blood, really disgusting. I thought it was a really dumb movie.

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    Salaams

     

    This is a great thread, I dont know how I missed it. Right now I'm working with local hospital in the finance department budgetting for the uninsured in this county. I enjoy my job alhamdulilah, but the only problem is finding doctors who are willing to take these patients for very little money. I only can do so much, but I can't help but feel guilty though that some of these people can't get the care they need unless its a true emergency and show up at the emergency room. I'm in the process of them not getting the help they deserve, should I feel responsible for it.

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    I wouldn’t ask, I don’t see how I would be able marry someone I don’t trust, he will know that I will not be married to him if he plans to marry someone else. A spoken word holds just as much value of contract to me. Either way a contract is not going to deter him if he wants another wife. At the end whether written or spoken if he wants other women he’s out the door.

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    FGM as many have mentioned is not and cannot be a way to keep females from having sex, many still have sex after going thru the procedure.

     

    Here is an idea, how about good parenting, the team work of mom and dad in raising children in islamic faith, that goes along way in a childs life. Unfortunately almost all the time, their is always a father figure missing. From what I have seen most parents let their children go especially when they need parental guidance the most.

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    Duty of children towards parents clearly defined

     

    by - Riaz A. Siddiqui

     

     

    ALL religions of the world have laid great emphasis on the rights of parents and the duties of children towards them. According to Islamic teachings, to be obedient and to show kindness to parents has been enjoined in the Holy Quran in such a manner as to say that among the noble deeds, to obey parents, treat them respectfully and to show kindness to them is next to worshipping Almighty Allah. The Holy Quran says, "Your Lord has decreed that you worship none but Him, and that you be kind to parents. Whether one or both of them attain old age in thy life, say not to them a word of contempt, nor repel them, but address them in terms of honor." - Surah Al Isra (17:23).

     

    According to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), the parents of a certain person arehis Heaven or Hell. What this means is that if a person obeys his parents, attends to their needs and keeps them happy and comfortable, he will attain Paradise. On the other hand, if he is disrespectful and rude to them, offends them by ignoring their needs and feelings or causes them grief in any manner, his place shall be in Hell. In modern times, a trend has arisen whereby when parents come to be seen as a liability because of old age and physical weakness. They are then sent to 'old people's homes'.

     

    But the stricture ordained by Islam makes it clear that shrugging off the responsibility of old parents serves as an invitation to Hell. Both the father and mother are equal when it comes to caring for them and providing them all possible physical comforts and mental peace. The time that the parents need to be looked after most, is in their old age. To serve them devotedly at that stage of their lives is the best way of pleasing Almighty Allah. It is also one of the easiest ways of attaining Paradise. Abu Hurairah, a companion of the holy Prophet, has said that "a person is indeed disgraced, who does not earn Paradise by caring for his parents during the life time and old age of his/her parents".

     

    A person once asked the holy Prophet, "Who has the greatest claim on me with regard to service and kind treatment?" The Holy Prophet replied, "Your mother and again your mother and once again your mother. After her is the claim of your father, then that of your near relatives, and then of the relations next to them". This shows that the claim of a mother is greater than a father over the care that you endow upon them in their old age. Serving and obeying parents is a matter of give and take. Those who treat and obey their parents can rest assured that their children will also show kindness and compassion to them. Respecting and caring the parents is a virtue of the highest order that continues to transcend generation after generation.

     

    Asma bint Abu Bakr relates that her mother had come from Makkah to Madinah to meet her. Her mother was not a Muslim and followed pagan tribal customs and beliefs. Asma enquired from the holy Prophet how she was supposed to treat her. The holy Prophet told her to be kind and considerate and to behave towards her as was a mother's due from a daughter. Obeying one's parents and treating them with respect and affection is a great virtue and it serves as repentence for a person's sins. Similarly, to ask Almighty Allah to have mercy on them after death is an act that brings them comfort in their graves. It is the duty of sons and daughters to pray for the forgiveness of their parents after their death and treat their relatives and friends with due respect. In the Holy Quran, Muslims have been urged to pray for the salvation of their parents as shown in the following verse: "And say, My Lord, Have mercy on both of them as they cared for me when I was little".

     

    The holy Prophet has said that to abuse one's parents is a major sin. So much so that if a person abuses someone else's parents and that person, in retaliation, abuses his parents, then it is as though he himself has abused his parents. On another occasion, when asked about the major sins, the holy Prophet replied, "To associate someone with Almighty God, to disobey parents, to kill unlawfully, and to give false evidence".

     

    In the light of the Holy Quran and holy Prophet's sayings, one can understand that the respect for parents occupies a special place in the moral and social teachings of Islam. -

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    Malaysia- I have friend who is there now for the month of Ramadan. Heard many great things about it.

     

    Indonesia- If I could pick a country it would definitely be it.

     

    Pakistan- If you want to learn about Islam and become hafid, no better place to go. My nephew became a hafid in less than a year.

     

    Again anywhere where I could hear the adhan five times a day, would me make happy.