Pacifist

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  1. Thanks to all of you. I was wondering about Organ Donors and if Islam allowed it. I for one am all for it. The reason behind my decision was a loved one died while still waiting for a liver transplant. Thanks shyhem and pilipili;)
  2. Thanks runV and Haddad.. My old comp was a dell. I loved it until it was totally destroyed my nieces what trouble they are.. I have decided to get another dell laptop inshallah. thanks girl
  3. jazakallah brother sky I will keep her in my prayers and inshallah go to hawalad today. May ALLAH rahim grant her good health and ease her pain Amin Amin AMIn
  4. wow am surprised I guess this is the only time am mad nobody cared to reply to this thread and why it is so important to our moving forward.
  5. Originally posted by Farxan: ^^^^You are being innocent,He has been thru all these troubles ONly for one reason, U . Farhan U think huh... He values our friendship more than anything. Anyways he doesn't see me like that. By the way my heart only belongs to a somali.. But who know Allahu yaclam MSword Fellow Sat.. SO when u gonna invite us to the aroos huh. Or are you already married We are waiting for Chillis ...May Allah bless you both endless love through out all eternity and the after life. Amin Shyhem nice metaphor $$$$$
  6. Brother and sisters this has been pondering in my mind for a very long time. What is the Truth and reconciliation Commission? The Truth & Reconciliation Commission, or TRC, is the constitutional body set up to investigate alleged atrocities during the apartheid era and where appropriate, grant amnesty to the perpetrators and compensation to the victims. If the TRC worked for other countries like South Africa, East Timor, and Sierra Lione. Then Why not us. In my opinion we have to have history in a written form or even narrative in public library. So that we never have to deal with what has happened in our nation. Other nations have gone through what is exactly happening in our country like sierra lione. This is some of the findings I found while researching this subject. 1)To write a report which publicises the work and findings of the TRC and which contained a set of recommendations of measures aimed to prevent the future violation of human rights. 2)To establish the fate or whereabouts of victims of gross violations of human rights and to assist in restoring their human and civil dignity by giving them an opportunity to testify as to their experiences and by recommending various measures aimed at providing reparation and rehabilitation to victims. 3)To grant amnesty to persons who have committed acts associated with political objectives. 4)To establish as complete a picture as possible of the causes, nature and extent of gross violations of human rights which occurred in the civil war. Source Truth.org You see healing our past and talking about it will help our souls to heal. By providing official acknowledgment of past crimes the process helps restore dignity to victims. Sometimes describing the terrible details can bring peace. If we establish a truth commission it offers victims a chance to finally tell what happened to them. The chance to tell one's story and be heard without interruption or skepticism is crucial to so many people, and nowhere more vital than for survivors of trauma. Advocates of truth commissions often point to research on crime victims. In many cases just by being able to tell their story is tremendously therapeutic for victims of violence. Truth commissions can assist in the healing process by the fact that the listener has official status. I think that it would be a very good idea. Since recently we just had a transitional government. So fellow nomads what do you think of this idea? Do you think the somali people can live next door to each other without vengeance and hatred afther this happens? Some of Rwandas People did... Can we move from this era of hatred between tribes and love each other in ALLAHS eyes? Will there ever be peace between the somali people? Do you think that the TRC will actually help our people in a therapeutic way? Do you think this process can actually work? Sources Trininstitute and gov of SA
  7. I used to really argue with people when they said that males and females can't be really friends. Until all my male friends started to confess started saying lets take it to the next level or Am in love with you.....Gosh what ackward moments...of course I would give them the speeches of I see you like a brother,,,,or I would just walk away and say nothing at all or I would tell them I don't really see you that way but I would love to keep you as friends if that it oky with them..... but I also think after the ackward moments have passed and if they are really serious about the friendship then You can really be friends. For me though I only have two one somali and is married. The other is non-somali and we have been friends ever since my freshman year of highschool. The great thing about him is inshallah He is taking his Shahadah on his birthday next month....He learned how to speak somali...we took classes together in arabic He is even better than me...He can read the quran with no problems... He has become part of my family. We are also looking for a good muslimah for him to marry...
  8. For me it has to be the GEICO Insurance commercials...
  9. Pacifist

    GREAT movies

    Checkmate what is up with you and Nicole Kidman movies. First Dogville and now The human stein.. I heard the human stein was very dark and depressing... might watch it this weekend.inshallah
  10. check this one out very interesting...OMG http://ababshe.com/Environment.htm
  11. ^^^^^Thanks Stoic for explaining to us. This might be also helpful it is from a org Somali Fisheries Society The Hazardous Waste Imports Issue Somalia's coastline was very rich and able to support varieties or aquatic organisms. However due to non-policing of Somali waters, many foreign vessels indiscriminately pollute by dumping hazardous waste in her waters. The number of incidents, which were identified as perpetrators include an Italian firm (Progresso) and Swiss firm (Achair Partners) even though there may be many other numerous unidentified cases. These cases were justified by United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) as if the firms have supposedly entered into contracts with Somali government to dump in Somali waters. This is ethically questionable whether an indigene should negotiate a hazardous waste disposal contract within his country even in the midst of instability. This can be classified, as a misleading justification to divert the attention of the less publicized exploitation of the Somali crisis by the firms, which specialize in the disposal of hazardous waste. As a result of the UNEP's investigation, about the issue it became apparent to the UNEP's director Dr. Mustafa Tolba declared that the firms of Achair Partners and Progresso were set up specifically as fictitious companies by larger industrial firms to dispose of hazardous waste. And at that point Dr. Tolba referred that the UNEP was dealing with a mafia. Since there is no unified effective internationally recognized government, suing such matters are not intact. The companies are extremely well off to hide the truth at any cost. These are violations of international treaties in the export of hazardous waste to another country in particular like Somalia. Every month proportionately a number of indigenous people die or suffer from the effects of such dumping around coastal communities. For instance, at Eel-dher district of Gal-gadud region, in the center of Somalia in April 1992 put out dark blue long barrels in which oily-liquid was filled. When samples taken from them were investigated, it was identified that such were deadly nuclear waste. Similar incidents happened at Adale district in 1996. In 1998, mass mix fish species were washed away along the coastline from Mogadishu to Warsheekh which are 45 km apart and all these are consequences of the hazardous waste imports into Somali waters. All over the world, countries policies deal with these events however it is unfortunate that Somalia with the longest coastline over all Africa does not have a basic strategy to deal with these matters. Recommendation Fisheries rights within 200 nautical miles assigned to individual countries or shared between adjacent countries' rational management have been implicated. At least in Europe, US, Canada and most Asian countries, there are effective control unlike west Indian ocean and in particular Somali waters whereas jointly are harvested as it has been traditionally identified on of the world's richest fisheries ground. Somalia's natural resources are under considerable stress, political and economic preoccupations mean that there is no administrative machinery for sustainable management of these resources. The resources and its management continually baffle Somali fisheries professionals and the use of technological information methods in particular the application of satellite transponders and cameras to monitor the operations of the vessels in territorial waters is beyond imagination. It is hard to say that at the present, we have no management prescription for the problems and we can not keep quiet from such disheartening situations. Therefore, we are to alert internationally of the problem, which can confront in the Indian Ocean pointing that, the apparent serious environmental degradation, which perhaps irreversible in reality. In Somalia, individually and collectively, people are responding to their changing environment through development of appropriate mechanisms and legislation focusing on environmental protection and biodiversity, which are in turn linked to sustainable resource management. Let's conclude by pointing out the importance of fisheries management and rights to respect ownership of territorial waters. The challenges of the new millennium on fisheries and its environment do not pose threat to an individual country but for all and its solution would be for all. The main policy trust of professionals is to promote greater awareness among the people and make heard the problems being faced. At same point of view, it is directed towards understanding the responsibility and the obligations for protection of marine resources and environment under for respective jurisdictions. Acknowledgements The authors would like to express their appreciation to Mr. Ahmed Jalal Khan Chowdhury who was instrumental the outcome of this paper. Also, we would like to acknowledge Mr. Olubunmi Akinfolajimi and Mr. Shahreza Mohd. Shariff for their contribution improving this manuscript. Literatures cited Anon 1989. The Annual Report of the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Somalia. Dubad, Omar Haji Ahmed. 1990. Status of Tuna in Somalia. Collective Volume of Working Documents Vol. 4. Presented at the expert Consultation on Stock Assessment of Tunas in the Indian Ocean Held in Bangkok, Thailand, 2-6 July 1990. Mohamed, A.1998. Summary of Fisheries and Resource Information for Somalia. http://homestead.com/somfish/FISH.html Musse G. H. 1998. Background Information and Future Business Opportunities on Somali Fishing Industry. (Unpublished). Musse G. H. and Tako, M. H. 1999. Current status of marine fisheries in Somalia. In Assessment & Monitoring of Marine System. S. Lokman, M.S.N. Azhar, M.S. Nasir & M.A. Borowitzka (eds.), Universiti Putra Malaysia Terengganu, Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia (p 255 - 264). UNEP Official Urges African Nations to Approve Basel Accord on Waste. International Environment Reporter (BNA, October 7, 1992).
  12. Mashallah very touching story..Jazakallah sis How is your new city going sis I hope the familiy and everyone is doing fine. we miss u here
  13. Og Moti brother woooooooooooooshh I though u learned your lesson last time when u took a beating about you + research + women... You don't give up do you....Keep up the good work brother......Girls u see Og Moti is really nice He is always trying to understand the ever so confusing species of ours..... about your research was the women who took the research cambodian if so I can understand what they mean because Asians are not very tall people.... Am a tall girl so naturally i would go for .... NO further comments.
  14. Qac Qac am soooooooooooooooooooooo maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd at youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu.........I will not talk to you ever again.....................................Assalamu alaikum Just kidding walaalo
  15. Kiwich I picture you cadeey, short, very frisky..long nails who will pull your eye when messed with...but at the same time can be very nice..also like to reminisce about childhood memories about in her early 20s.......
  16. Pacifist

    wishing AIDS

    Og Moti brother where have u been. I thought that a cambodian lady has wisked you away... by the way this thread was about 2 years ago... I don't think she will reply to you any time soon.
  17. MOrgan (underdog)Freeman won best supporting actor Jaime fox best actor Hilary (kick you behind) Swank best actress Well I though they were all deserving
  18. Elysian sis make dhikr add sunnah with your salats... wake about 2am to pray and ask for allahs guidance. With that inshallah you will be just fine... I will remember you in my prayers elysian... Its just life and Almighty ALLAH testing our patience..don't give up sky is the limit..most important though not matter how busy you are always find time for your salat. Sherazade innalilahi wa inailahi rajicoon may ALLAH rahim grant her janatul firdos amin....I hope you are doing oky sis
  19. Pacifist

    GREAT movies

    I have to agree X good to see you dear... That Hotel Rwanda was the best..followed by the Notebook.....for the year of 2004 Legend of the Falls To kill a mocking bird Shawshank Redemption Silence of the lambs Usual Suspects Cry my beloved Country The Power of One
  20. by the way it is the african women my color and stuff with a hijab on.... Qac Qac you so funny already judging me.... Wiilo check your email you will see me.... by the way wiilo thanks macaanto
  21. And am not kidding when I was younger I always though I would marry a Prince that came from real royalty. And when asked what do you want to be when you grow older.... I would say I want to be a princess...... No royalty... no prince and am not a princess... I need a tissue for my issues.. . Reality has been a little harsh....Am still waiting for the prince on the white stallion to come and whisk me away but ofcourse dreams are harmlesss I have been told....
  22. A-ladif walaalo I Concur with you I heard rumors that in china they can stretch you so may be that can be other alternatives am so evil
  23. Pacifist

    wishing AIDS

    wooshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh OHhh my ALLAH Sorry I had to bring this back......... I think their is a lesson to be learned from Duniya...... Sex before marriage well you might even meet Duniya here and her friends...and get Aids or what ever. SO many people sleeping around not even scared of Allah almighty and the diseases out there...most of all the day of judgement... Seriously though these kind of stories We can all learn something from it... Allahu yaclam
  24. ohhhh ii so ducaa... wiilo sis thanks me too... How should do I imagine you...let me see your about 5.6 with the grace of dignity... ohh let me stop there I don't want to be wrong