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March 18, 2004

Once there were two students walking along a river. One of them just so happened to glance over at something floating in the river. It did not take long for him to realize that it was a baby! Without hesitation he jumped into the river to save the infant from drowning. When he jumped in he realized that there were at least ten more in his immediate area, all of them screaming and crying as they bobbed by.

Quite naturally he started screaming to the other student. "Help! C'mon man! Get in here! Look at all of these babies! We gotta help 'em!" The other student, however, kept walking upstream, despite noticing a river full of babies, with more and more floating downstream.

For every one that the first student saved, eight passed him. There were just too many."C'mon man! Don't you have a heart?! I can't grab all of these babies alone!"

The second student replied, "I'm going upstream to find out who's throwing all of these babies in the river."

The point of this short story is to demonstrate the importance of going to the source of the problem to have a greater impact. Many people address each of society's social ailments as separate entities. Thus we find numerous organizations that target a specific poison; The solution to racism, spouse abuse, child abuse, crime, pollution, alcohol abuse, drug addiction, and other social ills is one.

Each problem does not require its own organizations and groups to eliminate it. The solutions for all of these is one. That one, is Islam.

Posted March 18, 2004 · March 18, 2004

Who do you think you are judging her? She is beautiful, she is rich and she is on t.v. You are a bunch of jealous babies. Grow up.

Whatever she does is betweeen her and Allah. Do understand that the day of judgement is for a reason? Leave her alone and mind your own business.

As long as she does not say anything about ALlah or Islam, then she can very well do whatever she wants.

The time you are wasting insulting her, do something worthwile like reading the quran or studying. Worry about your dambi and what is on your records. Putting her down wont get you anywhere in this world or the next.

Remember. The prophet SCW used to say nothing when Abu Lahab and his wife used to torment him. He never insulted them or anything. Learn by his example and say something good or keep your mouth shut.

March 16, 2004

Right now, my job is that I'm like an ambulance chaser. I've got to look for movies with white guys falling out of them.

Yeah, I love being famous. It's almost like being white, y' know? People are nice to ya, they give you the beneift o' the doubt... You drive a flash car down the freeway and the cops'll pull y'over and before they even look they like 'What the f**k are you doing?' and then they see it's you and they like 'Awww man, it's Chris Rock, it's okay, man we thought you was a nigger'.

You know the world is going crazy when the best rapper is a white guy, the best golfer is a black guy, the tallest guy in the NBA is Chinese, the Swiss hold the America's Cup, France is accusing the U.S. of arrogance, Germany doesn't want to go to war, and the three most powerful men in America are named 'Bush', 'Dick', and 'Colon.' Need I say more?

Every town has the same two malls: the one white people go to and the one white people used to go to.

February 27, 2004

Assalamu Alaikum.

I just want to say that no one would become a muslim or be interested in learning and understanding their religion if everytime they want to ask a question people jump down their throats and accuse them of defaming Islam.

When I was 15-17 years old I had so many questions to ask about Islam but when I asked my family or teachers at duqsi they all told me to have faith and Allah knows best. But doesnt Allah also say that everything happens for a reason? Well i want to know that reason rather than making it up in my own head.

Exaample: I used to wonder why there were only male prophets, why the prophet said that there would be more women than men in hell, why a woman who is raped cant have an abortion, why there are no black prophets or caliphas mentioned in Isam...............

These are legitamte questions to ask.

Please if you dont have an answer to a question that a person asks; say you dont know but dont lecture them or tell them to have faith. That does not help. Of course there are some things that Allah only knows and we are not given a reason, but people need to be told that. I am only talking about the questions that do have an answer, like the above I mentioned.

I now alhamdulliha know the answers to these questions because I ask people who have been studing the laws and teachings of Islam all their lives.

My advice is that if you have a question that you feel will make people question your faith, ask an imam or go the Ask a Scholoar website, where a learned Islamic sholar will email you the answers in a simple and clear manner.

(Just because your parents are muslim doesnt make you a muslim. You have to know you religion and study it until you understand and have no doubt whatsoever that is the one and true religion.)

February 26, 2004

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'Abal - Wild rose

Abia - Great

'Abidah, Abida - Worshipper

'Abir, Abeer - Fragrance, perfume

'Ablah, Abla', Ablaa - Perfectly formed

Abra - Example, lesson

Abrar - Devoted to God

A'dab, Aadab - Hope and need

Adara - Virgin

'Adawiyah - Summer plant

Adiba - Well-mannered, cultured, polite; writer

'Adilah, Adila, Adeela - Equal, just, honest

'Adn - Paradise

'Afaf - Chaste, virtuous, decent, pure

'Afifah - Chaste, modest

Afnan - Tree branches or twigs

'Afra', Afraa - White

Afrah - Celebrations, festivals

Afya - Shadows

'Ahd - Pledge, commitment, delegation

Ahlam - Witty, imaginative; one who has pleasant dreams

'A'idah, Aida - Visiting, returning; reward

Ain - Eye, thus "precious"

Aini - Spring, flower, source, choice

'A'ishah, Aisha, Ayishah - Living, prosperous; youngest wife of the Prophet

Akilah - Intelligent, logical, one who reasons

Ala', Aalaa - Signs of Allah

Alhena - A ring; (A star in the constellation Gemini)

Alima - Wise

Alimah - Skilled in music or dance

'Aliyah, Aliyyah, Alia, A'lia - Exaulted, elevated, highest social standing

Almas - Diamond

Altaf - Kindness, politeness

Aludra - Virgin

'Alya' - Loftiness

Al Zahra - The illuminated; nickname of the Prophet's daughter, Fatimah

Alzubra - (A star in the constellation Leo)

Amal, A'mal, Aamal, Amala - Hope, aspiration

Aman - Security, peace, safety

Amani - Wishes, aspirations

Amatullah - Female servant of Allah

Amber - Jewel

Aminah, Amineh, Ameena - Trustworthy, faithful, secure; name of the mother of the Prophet

Amirah, Ameera - Princess, leader

Amjad - Magnificence, splendor

Amsah - Friendly; of good company

'Anan, Anaan - Clouds

'Anbar - Perfume, ambergris

'Anbarin - of ambergris

Anisah, Aneesa - Close, intimate, good friend

Anjum - Stars

Anmar - Leopard

Anwar, Anwaar - Rays of light, blossoms

'Aqilah - Wife, spouse; the best, the pick

Ara - Opinions

Aram - Signs, flags

Areebah - Witty, smart

Arij, Areej - Fragrance, sweet smell

'Arub, Aroob - Loving to her husband

Asalah - Nobility of descent

Ashwaq - Love, affections

Asil - Smooth

Asilah - Noble origin, pure

'Asimah, Asima - Protector

Asiya, Asiyah - One who tends to the weak, one who heals, comforts, consoles

'Asma', Asma, Asmaa - Excellent, lofty, eminent, precious; daughter of Abu Bakr

Asra - Travel by night

Asrar - Secrets

'Asriyah - Modernist

Athir - Favored, preferred

'Atifah, Atifa - Affectionate, compassionate, sympathetic

'Atikah, Atika - Virgin, pure, clear

'Atiyah, Atiya - Gift, present

Atyaf - Fantasies

'Awatif - Emotions

Ayah, Ayeh - Qur'anic verse, clear evidence, sign of God

Ayat - Qur'anic verses, clear evidences, signs of God

Azhar, Azhaar - Flowers, blossoms

'Azizah, Aziza, Azeeza - Precious, cherished, beloved, dear

'Azzah, Azza - Young, female gazelle

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Badi'ah, Badi'a - Unprecedented, amazing, admirable, unique

Badra - Full moon

Badriyah, Badriyyah, Badriya - Resembling the full moon

Bahijah - Magnificent, splendid

Bahirah, Bahira, Baheera - Dazzling, brilliant, noble lady

Bahiyah, Bahiya, Bahiyaa - Beautiful, radiant

Balqis - Name of the Queen of Sheba

Balsam - Balsam, balm

Ban - a kind of tree

Banan - Delicate, finger tips

Bara'ah - Innocence

Barakah, Baraka - Blessing; white one

Bari'ah, Baraa'a - Excelling

Barika - Bloom, be successful

Barirah - Faithful and devoted

Basha'ir - Good news, good omens

Bashirah, Basheera - Bringer of good tidings, joy

Basilah - Brave

Basimah, Baseema - Smiling

Basinah - Kitty, kitten

Basmah, Basma - A smile

Batul, Batool - Ascetic virgin

Bayan - Clearness, eloquence

Baysan - to walk with pride

Bilqis, Bilqees - Queen of Sheeba

Bisar - Adolescent

Budur - Full moons

Buhaysah, Buhaisah - Walking with pride

Buhjah - Joy, delight

Buhthah - Happy, delighted when seeing others

Bushra - Good omen, good news

Busr - Unripened dates; star, height

Buthaynah, Buthainah, Buthayna - Of beautiful and tender body

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Cala - Castle

Cantara - Small bridge

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Da'd - Old Arabic name

Dahab - Gold

Dalal - Treated or touched in a kind and loving way

Daliyah - Grape vine

Daniyah - Closer, nearer

Dhakirah - One who remembers God frequently

Dhakiyah - Bright, intelligent

Dhuka' - Name of the sun

Dimah - Cloud which carries rainwater

Du'a' - Prayer

Duha, Dhuha - Forenoon

Dunya - World

Dunyana - Our world

Durar - Pearls

Durrah - Pearl

Durriyah - Shining, bright

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Fadilah, Fadheela - Virtuous, outstanding, superior, cultured and refined

Fadiyah - Redeemer, self-sacrificing

Fadwa - Name derived from self-sacrifice

Fahdah, Fahada - Leopardess

Fahimah - Intelligent

Fa'iqah - Surpassing, excellent

Fa'izah, Faiza - Victorious, winner

Fajr - Dawn, morning prayer

Fakhriyah - Honorary

Falak - Star

Fanan - Tree branch or twig

Farah - Joy, cheerfulness

Farhah - Lively

Farhanah - Happy

Faridah, Fareeda - Unique, matchless, precious pearl or gem

Farihah, Fareeha - Happy, joyful, cheerful, glad

Farizah - Arch

Fathiyah - Beginning

Fatimah, Fatima - Accustom; daughter of the Prophet

Fatin or Fatinah - Fascinating, captivating, alluring, enchanting

Fawz - Victory or success

Fawzah, Fawza - Success

Fawziyyah, Fawziya, Fazia - Successful, victorious

Fayha' - Fragrant

Fayruz - Turquoise

Fellah - Arabian jasmine

Fida' - Redemption

Fiddah - Silver

Fikriyah - Intellectual

Firdaws, Firdoos - Highest garden in Paradise

Firyal - Old Arabic name

Furat - Sweet water

Futun - Fascinations

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Ghadah, Ghaada - Beautiful

Ghadir - Stream

Ghaliyah, Ghaaliya - Dear, beloved, fragrant, expensive

Ghaniyah - Pretty girl, beautiful woman, beauty

Gharam - Love

Ghayda', Ghaydaa - Young and delicate

Ghazal - Flirt, words of love

Ghazalah - Female gazelle

Ghufran - Forgiveness, pardon

Ghunwah or Ghunyah - Indispensible

Ghusun, Ghusoon - Branches of a tree

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Habibah, Habeeba - Beloved, sweetheart, darling; a wife of the Prophet

Hadeel - to coo (like a dove)

Hadiyah, Haadiya - Guide to righteousness, calm

Hadiyyah - Gift

Hafa - Gentle rain

Hafizah - Heedful, mindful

Hafsah, Hafsa - Wife of the Prophet

Hafthah - Preserved, protected

Haifa, Hayfa' - Slender, of beautiful body

Hajar - Name of the wife of the prophet Ibrahim

Hala - Sweetness

Halah, Haala - Aureole

Halimah, Haleema - Gentle, patient, mild-tempered; name of the Prophet's nursing mother

Hamdiyah - One who praises a lot

Hamidah, Hameeda - Praiseworthy

Hana', Hana - Happiness, bliss

Hanan - Mercy; affectionate, loving, tender

Hani'ah - of happiness, bliss

Hanifah, Hanifa, Haneefa - True believer

Hanin - Longing, yearning

Haniyyah, Haniya - Pleased, happy

Hasibah - Respected, noble

Hasnah, Hasna', Hasna - Beautiful

Hawa', Hawwa - Eve

Hawadah - Pleasant

Hawazin - Name of an Arabic tribe

Hawra' - Having eyes with a marked contrast of black and white

Hayah, Hayat - Life

Hayam, Hayaam - Deliriously in love

Hayed - Movement, motion

Hayud - a mountain

Hazar - Nightingale

Hessa - Destiny

Hibah - Gift, present

Hibat Allah - Gift of God

Hidayah - Guidance

Hijrah - Migration (of the Prophet, from Makkah to Madinah)

Hikmah, Hikmat - Wisdom

Hind - Old Arabic name

Hiyam - Love

Hubab - Aim, goal

Huda, Hooda - Right guidance

Hudun - To become quiet

Hulyah - Jewelry, ornament, finery

Huma - Bird who brings joy

Humairah, Humayrah - Of reddish complexion; nickname the Prophet gave to his wife 'A'ishah

Hunaidah, Hunaydah - Diminutive of Hind

Hur - Virgins of paradise

Huriyah, Huriyyah, Hooriya - Angel; a Houri, virgin of paradise

Husn - Beauty

Husna - Most beautiful

Husniyah - Beautiful

Hutun - Clouds with rain

Huwaidah, Huwaydah - Gentle

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Iba' - Pride, sense

'Ibadah - Worship

Ibtihaj, Ibtihaaj - Joy, delight

Ibtihal - Supplication, prayer

Ibtisam - Smiling

'Idhar - Fluff

'Iffah, 'Iffat - Chaste

Iftikar - Thought, contemplation

Iftikhar - Pride, glory

I'jaz - Inimitability of the Qur'an

Ijlal - Respect, honor

'Inayah, 'Inayat - Care, concern

Ikhlas - Sincerity

Ikram, Ikraam - Honor, hospitality, generosity

Ilham, Ilhaam - Intuition

Iman - Faith, belief

Imtithal - Polite obedience

In'am, Inaam - Kindness, benefaction, bestowal

Inas - Sociability

Inaya - Concern; solicitude

Insaf - Justice, equity

Intisar, Intisaar - Triumph

Isa' - Spacious, generous

Is'ad - To bring happiness, to provide help

Is'af - Relief, help

Isar - Fascinating

Ishfaq - Compassion, affection

Ishraq - Radiance

'Ismah, 'Ismat - Purity, modesty, infallibility

Isra' - Nocturnal journey; night journey of the Prophet from Makkah to Jerusalem

Istilah - Agreement

'Itab - Censure

'Itaf - Clock

Ithar - Preference

I'tidal - Straightness, tautness

I'timad - Reliance, dependencen

Izdihar, Izdihaar - Flourishing, blossoming

'Izzah - Might, power

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Jabirah - Comforter, consoler

Jada - Gift, present

Jadwa - Gift, present

Jala', Jala - Clarity, elucidation

Jalilah - Splendid, lofty

Jamilah, Jameela - Beautiful, graceful, lovely

Jana - Harvest

Janan, Janaan - Heart, soul

Jannah - Garden, paradise

Jawa - Passion, love

Jawahir - Jewels

Jawharah - Jewel

Jawl - to move freely

Jawna' - The sun

Jihan - A river in Iran

Jilan - Courtier

Jinan - Gardens, paradise

Johara - Jewel

Jud - Generosity

Judi - Name of a mountain mentioned in the Qur'an

Juhanah - Young girl

Juhainah, Juhaynah - Name of an Arab tribe

Juman - Pearl

Jumanah, Jumaana - Silver pearl

Jun - Inlet, bay, gulf

Junah - The sun

Juwairiyah, Juwayriyah - Wife of the Prophet

Juwan - Perfume

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Kalila - Sweetheart, beloved

Kamilah - Perfect, complete

Karam - Generosity

karawan - Variety of plover birds

Karida - Untouched

Karimah, Kareema - Generous, noble

Kawakib - Satellites

Kawkab - Satellite

Kawthar - River in Paradise

Khadijah, Khadeeja - First wife of the Prophet

Khalidah, Khalida - Immortal, everlasting

Khalisah - Sincere, pure

Khawlah - Female deer

Khayriyah, Khayriyyah, Khairiya - Charitable, beneficent, good

Khitam - Conclusion

Khulud, Khulood - Immortality, eternity, infinity

Khuzama - Lavender

Kifah - Struggle

Kulthum, Kulthoom - Daughter of the Prophet

Kulus - Clearness, purity

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Labibah - Sensible, intelligent

Lama - Darkness of lips

Lam'ah - Brilliancy

Lami'ah - Shine

Lamis, Lamees - Soft to the touch

Lamya', Lamya - Of dark lips

Lana - to be gentle, soft, tender

Latifah, Lateefa - Gentle, kind, pleasant, friendly

Layali - Nights

Layan - Gentle and soft

Layla, Leila - (Born at) night; rapture, elation

Lazim - Essential, imperative

Linah, Lina, Leena - Tender

Lubab - The best part

Lubabah, Lubaaba - The innermost essence

Luban - Pine tree; denotes long neck

Lubanah - Wish, desire

Lublubah - Affectionate, tender

Lubna - Kind of tree

Luja - of great depth

Lujain, Lujayn - Silver

Lu'lu' - Pearls

Lu'lu'ah, Lulwa - Pearl

Lunah - Date palm

Lutfiyah - Delicate, graceful

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Ma'ab - Place to which one returns

Ma'ali - Noble things

Mada - Utmost point, degree

Madihah, Madeeha - Praiseworthy, commendable

Maha - Wild cow; has beautiful eyes

Mahabbah - Love, affection

Mahasin - Beauties

Mahbubah - Beloved

Mahdiyah - Rightly guided

Mahibah - Noble, respected

Maimoona, Maymunah - Auspicious, blessed; a wife of the Prophet

Ma'isah, Maisa - Walking with a proud, swinging gait

Maizah - Discerning

Majidah, Majida - Glorious

Makarim, Makaarim - Of good and honorable character

Makkiyah - From Makkah

Maladh - Protection, shelter

Malak - Angel

Malakah - Talent

Maliha - Praising

Malikah - Queen

Manab - Deputyship, share

Manal, Manaal - Attainment, achievement

Manar, Manaar - Guiding light

Maram, Maraam - Aspiration

Mariam, Maryam - Arabic form of "Mary"; Mother of Jesus

Mariyah - Fair complexion; name of the wife of the Prophet

Marwah - a mountain in Makkah (Al Safa wa al Marwah)

Marzuqah - Blessed by God, fortunate

Masarrah - Delight, joy

Mas'udah, Mas'ouda - Happy, lucky, fortunate

Mawaddah - Affection, love, friendliness

Mawahib - Talents

Mawiyah, Mawiya - The essence of life; clear mirror

May - Old Arabic name

Maymunah - Fortunate, blessed; name of the wife of the Prophet

Mays, Mais - Proud gait

Maysa', Maysaa - Walking with pride

Maysam - Beautiful

Maysan - a star

Maysarah - Left-hand side

Maysun, Maysoon - To walk with a proud, swinging gait

Mayyadah, Mayyada - To walk with a swinging gait

Mayyasah - To walk with a proud gait

Masahir - Ancient Arabic lute

Mina - a place near Makkah

Minnah - Kindness, grace, blessing

Mirah - Provisions, supply

Mishael - Torch, light

Mu'azzaz - Powerful, strong

Mubin - Clear, obvious

Mufi'ah - Obedient, compliant

Mufidah, Mufeeda - Useful, helpful, beneficial

Muhibbah - Loving

Muhjah, Muhja - Heart's blood, soul

Muhsinah - Charitable, benevolent

Mukarram - Honored

Mukhlisah - Devoted, faithful

Mumayyaz - Distinguished

Mu'minah - Pious believer

Muna, Mona - Wish, desire

Munawwar - Radiant, illuminated

Munirah, Muneera - Illuminating, brilliant

Mu'nisah - Friendly

Muntaha - The utmost, highest degree

Murjanah - Small pearl

Murshidah - Guide

Muruj - Meadows

Mushirah, Musheera - Giving counsel, advising

Muslimah - Devout believer; submitting oneself to God

Musn - Rain, clouds

Musnah - Rain, clouds

Muyassar - Facilitated, wealthy, successful

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Nabihah, Nabeeha - Intelligent

Nabilah, Nabeela - Noble

Nada - Generousity, dew

Nadia - The beginning, first

Nadidah, Nadeeda - Equal, rival

Nadirah, Nadira - Rare, precious

Nadiyah - Announcement

Nadwah, Nadwa - Council, generosity

Nafisah, Nafeesa - Precious thing, gem

Naflah - Surplus, overabundance

Nahid - One with full, round breasts

Nahidah, Naheeda - Big

Nahlah, Nahla - A drink of water

Na'ilah, Naila - Acquirer, obtainer, one who succeeds

Na'imah, Na'ima - Comfort, amenity, tranquility, peace; living a soft, enjoyable life

Najah, Najaah - Success

Najat - Safety

Najibah, Najeeba - Distinguished; of noble birth

Najiyah - Safe

Najla - Of wide eyes

Najmah - Star

Najwa - Confidential talk, romantic talk, secret conversation

Najya - Victorious

Namar - Name of a mountain

Narjis - Narcissus

Nashida - Student

Nashita Energetic, full of life

Nashwa - Fragrance, perfume, that which intoxicates

Nasiha - One who gives valuable advice

Nasim - Fresh air, breeze

Nasira - Victorious, helper

Nasmah - Breeze

Nasrin - Eglantier

Nathifa - Clean, pure

Nawal - Gift

Nawar - Flower; one who dislikes bad deeds

Nawrah - Blossom, flower, happiness

Nawwar - May

Nazahah, Nazaaha - Purity, righteousness, honesty

Nazihah, Nazeeha - Honest

Nazirah, Nazeera - Like, equal, matching

Nibal, Nibaal - Arrows

Nibras - Lamp, light

Nida' - Call

Nihad - Height

Nihal - Drink

Ni'mah, Naeema - Blessing, loan

Ni'mat, Nimaat - Blessings, loans

Nisrin - Kind of aromatic plant

Niyaf - Tall and pretty

Noor, Nur - Light

Nouf - Highest point on a mountain

Nudar, Nudhar - Gold

Nuha - Intelligence

Nujud, Nojood - Noble, wise

Nu'ma - Beautiful and pleasant; happiness

Nunah - Dimple in the chin

Nurah, Noorah - Corolla, blossom

Nur al Huda - Light of the faith

Nuriyah - Radiant, brilliant

Nusaibah, Nusaybah - Old Arabic name

Nuwairah, Nuwayrah - Small fire

Nuwwar - Blossoms, flowers

Nuwwarrah - Blossom, flower

Nuzhah - Pleasure trip, promenade

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Qadr - Fate, destiny

Qadriyah - to believe in God's will

Qamar - Full moon

Qismah - Destiny, fate, ordained by God

Qubilah - Concord

Qudsiyah - Glorious, sacred

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Rabab - White cloud

Rabi'ah, Rabeea - Garden, springtime

Rabiyah - Hill

Radiyah, Radhiya - Content, satisfied

Radwa, Radhwaa - a mountain in Medina

Rafa', Rafa - Happiness, prosperity

Rafah - Pleasant, luxurious life

Ra'fah, Ra'fat - Mercy

Rafal - to trail a garment

Rafi'ah - Sublime, exquisite

Rafidah - Support

Rafif - to gleam, shimmer

Raghad or Raghda' - Pleasant

Raghidah - Pleasant

Raha - Peaceful

Rahaf - Delicate, fine

Rahimah - Merciful, compassionate

Rahiq - Nectar

Rahmah - Mercy

Ra'idah, Raaida - Leader

Ra'ifah - Merciful

Raja', Raja - Hope

Ramlah - Old Arabic name

Ramziyah - Symbolic

Rana - To gaze, look

Rand - Bay laurel

Randa - Tree of good scent

Ranim, Raneem - To recite in a sing-song voice

Raniyah, Raniya - Gazing

Rasha - Young gazelle

Rashad - Straight

Rashidah, Rasheeda - Wise, mature

Rasmiyah - Official, formal

Raw'ah - Charm, beauty, splendor

Rawdah, Rawdha - Garden

Rawhah - Nice

Rawhiyah - Spirituality

Rawiah, Raawiya - Transmitter of ancient Arabic poetry

Rayhanah - Aromatic sweet basil

Rayya, Rayyaa - Sated with drink

Razan, Razaan - Sensibility and respect

Rida - Favored by God

Rihab - Vastness, expanse

Riham - Lasting, fine rain

Rihana - Sweet basil

Rim, Reem - Gazelle

Rima, Reema - White antelope

Ru'a - Dreams, visions

Rubaa - Hills, height

Rubadah - Ash-colored

Rudainah, Rudaynah - Old Arabic name

Rufaidah, Rufaydah - Support

Rukan - Steady, confident

Rumailah, Rumaylah - Old Arabic name

Rumaithah, Rumaythah - Old Arabic name

Ruqayyah, Ruqayya - Gentle; name of the daughter of the Prophet

Rushd - Sensible conduct

Ruwaidah, Ruwaydah - Walking gently

Ru'yah - Dream, vision

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Saba' - Sheba, a town in Yemen

Sabaa - a nice wind

Sabah - Morning

Sabihah - Beautiful

Sabirah, Saabira - Patient

Sabr - Patience, self-control

Sabriyah - Patient

Sadad - Right thing to do, lucky hand

Sa'dah - Happiness

Sa'diyah - Fortunate

Safa' - Pure

Safaa - Clarity, purity, serenity; name of a hill in Makkah

Saffanah - Pearl

Safiyyah, Safiya - Untroubled, serene, pure, best friend; wife of the Prophet

Safun - Breezing

Sahar - Dawn

Sahlah, Sahla - Smooth, soft, fluent, flowing

Sa'idah - Happy, fortunate

Saihah - Good, useful

Saja - to be calm and quiet

Sajidah - Prostrating to God

Sakinah, Sakeena - God-inspired peace of mind, tranquility

Salihah - Correct, agreeable

Salimah, Saleema - Peaceful, flawless, faultless, safe, healthy

Salma - Peaceful, safe, healthy; a wife of the Prophet

Salsabil, Salsabeel - Spring in Jannah

Salwa - Solace; quail

Samah, Samaah - Generosity

Samar - Evening conversation

Samarah - Soft light

Samawah - Summit, height

Sameh - Forgiver

Samihah, Sameeha - Generous

Samirah, Sameera - Entertaining female companion

Samiyah, Saamiya - Elevated, exhalted, lofty

Samra' - Soft, light tanned color

Sana, Sanaa - Brilliance, splendor

Sana', Sanaa' - Eminence, sublimity

Saniyah - Resplendence, brilliance

Sarah - Name of the wife of the Prophet Ibrahim

Sauda, Sawdah - Wife of the Prophet

Sawsan - Lily of the valley

Sayyidah - Lady, woman

Sfiyah - Righteous

Shadan - Young gazelle

Shadha, Shadhaa - Aroma

Shadhiyah - Aromatic

Shadiyah - Singer

Shafiqah - Compassionate, sympathetic

Shahd - Honey, honeycomb

Shahidah - Witness

Shahirah - Well-known, famous

Shahlah - Blush

Shahrazad - Teller of "Tales of 1,001 Nights"

Shakirah - Thankful

Shamilah - Complete, comprehensive

Shams - Sun

Sharifah, Shareefa, Sherrifah - Noble, honored

Shawq - Longing

Shayma, Shaymaa - to look out

Shifa' - Curing, healing

Shimah - Nature, habit

Shiyam - Nature, character

Shudun - Powerful, straight

Shuhrah - Fame, reputation

Shukrah - Thankfulness

Shukriyah - Of thanks

Shuruq - Rising, shining

Sibal, Sibaal - Eyes with long lashes

Siddiqah - Upright, very truthful

Siham, Sihaam - Arrows

Simah - Sign, characteristic, expression

Sirah - See "Sarah"

Sirin, Sireen - Wife of Prophet's companion Hassan ibn Thabit

Su'ad, Souad - Good fortune

Subhah - in the morning

Subhiyah - of the morning

Su'da - Happy, lucky

Suha - Name of a star

Suhailah, Suhaylah - Smooth, soft, fluent, flowing

Suhaimah, Suhaymah - Small arrow

Suhair, Suhayr - Proper name

Sukainah, Sukaynah - Charming, likable

Sulafah - Choicest

Sultanah - Sultaness

Sumaira, Sumayra - Diminutive of Samra'

Sumaiyah, Sumayyah - Name of a lady companion of the Prophet — the first martyr in Islam

Sunbul - Spikes of grain

Sundus - Silk brocade

Sura, Suraa - to travel by night

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Tabassum - Smiling

Taghrid - Singing (as a bird)

Tahani - Congratulations

Tahirah, Taahira - Pure, chaste

Tahiyah - Greeting

Tahiyat - Greetings

Taima', Tayma' - Oasis in Northwest Arabia

Takiyah - Pious, righteous

Talah, Taalah - Young palm tree

Talibah - Seeker after knowledge

Tamadur - Brilliant

Taqiyah - Heedful of God

Taqwa, Taqwaa - Piety, devoutness, heedfulness of God

Tarub - Merry

Tasnim - Fountain in paradise

Tawbah - Repentence

Thana', Thanaa' - Thankfulness, commendation, praise

Thara', Tharaa' - Wealth

Tharwah - Wealth

Thawab - Reward

Thuraiya, Thurayya - Star, constellation Pleiades

Thuwaibah, Thuwaybah - Deserving of God's reward; name of a female companion of the Prophet

Tibah - Goodness, kindness

Tuba, Tubaa - Blessedness, beautitude

Tuqa, Tuqaa - Heedfulness of God

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'Ubab, 'Ubaab - Waves, heavy rain

'Uhud - Commitment, pledge, delegation

'Ula - Uppermost, highest

Ulfah - Harmony, intimacy

Umamah - Young mother; name of the Prophet's granddaughter

Umaymah - Young mother

Umm Kalthum - Name of the Prophet's daughter

Umniyah - a wish, an aspiration

Usaimah, Usaymah - Old Arabic name

Uwaisah, Uwaysah - Bilberry, whortleberry

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Wa'd - Promise

Wadha, Wadhaa - Bright

Wadi'ah - Calm, peaceable

Wafa', Wafaa' - Faithfulness

Wafiqah, Wafeeqa - Successful

Wafiyah - Loyal, faithful

Wahbiyah - Giving

Wahibah - Giver, donor

Wahidah - Exclusive, unique

Wajd - Passion, strong emotion

Wajihah - Eminent, distinguished, notable

Wala', Walaa' - Loyalty

Walidah - Newborn

Walladah - Frequently producing, prolific

Wardah, Wordah - Rose

Warqa', Warqaa' - Pigeon

Wasfiyah - Depictive

Wasimah - Pretty, beautiful

Wi'am - Harmony, agreement

Wid - Loving, affectionate

Widad, Widaad - Love, friendship

Wifaq - Harmony, consent

Wijdan - Ecstacy, sentiment

Wisal, Wisaal - Reunion, being together, communion in love

Wisam, Wisaam - Medal, badge of honor

Wurud - Roses

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Yafiah - High

Yakootah - Emerald

Yamha - Dove

Yaminah - Right and proper; blessed

Yarah - Warm

Yasmin, Yasmeen - Jasmine

Yasirah - Lenient

Yumn - Good fortune, success

Yumnah, Yumna - Right side

Yusra, Yusraa - Most prosperous

Yusriyah - Most prosperous

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Zafirah, Zaafirah - Victorious, successful

Zahidah - Ascetic, abstentious

Zahirah - Shining, luminous

Zahra', Zahraa' - White

Zahrah - Flower, beauty, star

Zahwah - Beauty, pretty

Zain, Zayn - Beauty

Zainab, Zaynab - an ornamented tree; name of the daughter of the Prophet

Zakiyah - Pure

Zanubiya - Name of a great Syrian queen

Zaynah, Zaina - Beautiful

Zinah, Zinat - Adornment, ornamentation

Zubaidah - Excellent; name of the wife of Caliph Harun Al Rashid

Zuha, Zuhaa - Adornment

Zuhrah - Brightness

Zuhur - to flower, to blossom, to glow

Zumurrud - Emerald

February 26, 2004

"Yawn"

I THINK ALL OF YOU GUYS SUFFER FROM AN INFERORITY COMPLEX. THIS IS THE LONGEST RUNNING DUMB QUESTION OF ALL TIME (NOTHING PERSONAL NAFTA). YOU ARE SO ASHAMED OF YOURSELVES THAT YOU WANT TO BELIEVE THAT YOUR GREAT,GREAT, GREAT, GREAT........................GRANDFATHER HAD SOME ARABIC BLOOD.

I THINK THIS IS A SICK QUESTION AND IT IS CALLED THE "SLAVE MENTALITY".

1)ALL OF YOU SHOULD GO TO THE MIROR AND STRIP NAKED. WHAT COLOUR ARE YOU? ARE U WHITE SKINED? NO, THEREFORE YOU ARE NOT ARAB.

2) LOOK AT A FRIGGIN MAP AND SEE WHERE SOMALI IS

3) STOP TRYING TO BE WHO YOU ARE NOT.

GOD!!!! THE AFRICAN AMERICANS ARE THE ONLY ONES WHO HAVE A LEGITIMATE RIGHT AND A GOOD REASON TO WONDER WHO THEY ARE SINCE THEY WERE RIPPED FROM THEIR COUNTRY AS SLAVES AND THEIR CULTURE, LANGUAGE AND HISTORY WAS LOST. BUT SOMALIANS?? GET A LIFE MAN. U ARE D.U.M.B.A.S.S. BLACK AFRICANS AND YOU MAKE ME ASHAMED WALAAHI.

February 26, 2004

surgery is alright as long as you are changing your body to its original form.

Ex. -Gastric bypass - health reasons obviously

- Getting rid of excess skin of you lost too

much weight

- Breast implant after a masectomy

- Eye surgery if you dont want to wear glasses

As long as you are informed of the risks then its your choice. But surgery for no other reason than to look better is obviously against Isam.

February 26, 2004

Nomad Member i think i liked you better as Lakkad. I always imagined you as a cute somali guy in a white suite and a top hat.

Anyways I disagree with you once again. You have obviously had a bad encounter with an arab man as evidenced by your hostility. You are reinforcing streotypes against your muslims brothers. That is so sad

February 25, 2004

Why would I make make my husband angry enough to beat me in the first place?

If that is just his character then its a problem, but if its the womans fault then a few slaps should teach her who's the boss.

Ladies, Ladies, Ladies. You have to change yourself before you change your husband. If a man is angry, then there must be a good excuse. No rational, intelligent, level-headed man would beat his wife because he feels like it. You must have done something to set him off.

maybe you didnt cook the food fast enough or it wasnt to his taste

Maybe you werent availabe when he needed you

or you werent beautifying yourself for him

There are so many things a woman has to be taught by her man, and if it takes a few kicks and punches then I wholeheartedly belive its worth it.

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(Everything above this line is a joke)

February 25, 2004

Im just joking.

But its a no brainer that you shouldnt let a non mahram into your house.

God!! you shouldnt even be alone in your house with your cousin and your talking about a nonrelated man.

February 25, 2004

Nomad Member: please tell me that ur joking

What the hell is wrong with you. Why do you make any difference between 1 man and another because of race. In my opinion i would trust an arab man into my house rather than a somali.

February 24, 2004

Easy good deeds that you can do that wont take your time.

- pray in a group instead of alone as much as possible

- Read the quran while you are on the bus, or listen to it if you are driving

- go the masjid at least once a week

February 24, 2004

Wy does everyone keep saying "YOU LET AN ARAB MAN INTO YOUR HOUSE"!!!! What makes an arab man worse than a somali, pakistani, white.

The thing is you knew better. Never, ever let any man who is not a close relative in your house. First of all its haram to be alone with him regardless of his and your intentions, and second of all its not your house but your parents. You shouldnt let anyone they did not approve in their house.

February 24, 2004

Bambina, sister I meant in the Islam forum.

February 24, 2004

Thank you very much Nur for the wonderful topic. I loved all your posts and I hope you keep up with the good work.

I absolutely agree with your idea. It's great, and I know that will motivate me to read more of the Quran, inshallah. I'm ashamed to say that in my years on earth I have read thousands of books yet I have not finished the Quran yet. Istaqfurullah. If I have concentrated on the quran as much as i have on my school work..... i would have memorized it over and over again.

May Allah bestow his blessing upon you and your family Nur for all the good you do.

Assalaamu Alaikum

February 24, 2004

Your welcome Qac Qaac. I wonder why so few people read or reply to posts that tell them how they could contribute to their community or become better muslims. I know this is in the wrong forum, but I posted this topic here because not a lot of people go the the Islam.

Any ways, I pray that allah helps you and blesses you Qac Qaac. Assalamu Alaikum

February 23, 2004

I agree with you Qac Qaac. Isnt being stupider one of the signs of the day of judgement?

February 23, 2004

Plastic Surgery?

lool. Depends on your taste

And I would strangle anyone who says anything about personality and kindness and blah blah blah.

You wouldnt give a person a chance to know you or have a relationship if they werent physically attractive.

(Most people who say that are ugly anyway and they feel that they have to settle for less )

February 23, 2004

Ten Things Every Muslim Should Do

American convert and writer, Yahiya Emerick, suggests ten easy things that every Muslim family can do to contribute to the betterment of Muslims and the establishment of Islam in the West.

Sponsor an Orphan

Before anything else, there are hungry Muslim children everywhere who have needs right now. There are several reputable relief agencies who offer orphan sponsorship programs that only cost from $20-$40 a month. You and I know that's nothing expensive on your part - so do it. Some agencies even offer automated withdrawal so you can send a letter once with a voided check and never have to fill anything out again. Doing this can make you close to the Prophet in Paradise.

#2 Subscribe to at least three Muslim magazines

This is practically the only way you can keep abreast of issues important to the Muslims in the West. It also supports the budding Muslim media. Even if you don't intend to read the magazines, subscribe anyway. Someone around you will read or you can leave them with others. Make it at least three and try to subscribe for 2-3 years at a time.

#3 Go to the Masjid at least once a week for Salah

In the West today, nearly all of us have a Masjid within driving distance. Even if you don't go to the local Masjid for Jumu'ah because of your job, then go for at least one Maghrib a week or for Zuhr on Sunday. Whatever, just go at least once a week- WITH YOUR FAMILY. It's the only way that you and your family will consider the Masjid to be your place.

#4 Give your children an Islamic Education

If your children go to public school, and there is no Islamic school nearby, then make sure they either get into some Sunday school program, or, if the local Masjid doesn't run it right, then pool together with some like-minded families and run your own program at somebody's house every Saturday or Sunday and conduct it the way you think it should be done. This is the minimum requirement for not losing your children to secular Christianity.

#5 Buy books, cassettes and videos on Islam

Buy at least one book, audio or video produced by a Muslim company or author per month. Have you ever wished that there were better items for you and your family's pleasure? Unfortunately, Muslims don't support their own writers and artists very well. No one can make even a decent living if they want to write or produce for the Muslim market. That must change if you want to see wonderful products for you and your children. Just buy one thing per month. Either out of a catalog or from your local Muslim bookstore. For you it's only $5-$10 bucks, but collectively, it can encourage our creative and talented brothers and sisters to do more.

#6 "Adopt" a convert

If you see any new Muslims at your Masjid, then partially "adopt" them into your family. The convert experience is basically one of isolation and loneliness. You'd be surprised to know that most converts are outright ignored by the people in the Masjid. Beyond a few pleasantries and handshakes, they are usually never made to feel welcome or accepted. They are often cut off from their non-Muslim friends and relatives so they are doubly vulnerable. A new convert should be invited into various peoples home for dinner a minimum of six times a month. Get together with others and make sure you all put the new convert on your guest list for any sort of gathering.

#7 Give the gift of the Quran

Keep three extra Qur'an translations and some literature in your home at all times. You never know when you'll find someone interested who wants to know more. Besides, your children read only and understand only English. (You wouldn't believe how many Muslim families don't have an English Qur'an translation in their homes! How will the child read it if they don't understand Arabic, and they never understand Arabic, even if their parents are Arabic speaking!)

#8 Go to one convention a year

Even if you have given up on them, you have to go. It's the only way your children will feel a part of a greater community of believers. Think about it and realize that you don't just go to a convention for your personal enrichment. It's about Muslim solidarity. Go to at least one every year. Couple it with your vacation plans or something. Just go.

#9 Eat only Halal or Kosher Food

Besides all the religious aspects I could mention, which are the most important, by the way, there is another advantage. You solidify your identity and introduce to your family the concept that animals should not die cruelly (like they do in all American slaughterhouses) and that Muslims eat cleaner food. If there are no Halal meat stores nearby, you'll probably find a Kosher store. At least many of the Jews are not shy about Allah's commandment there and have established kosher markets everywhere.

#10 Create an Islamic environment in your home

Lastly, make sure you and your family have cultural-type items in your home in abundance that are associated with Islam or Islamic culture. Everyone in your home should have prayer beads, prayer rugs, kufis, Hijabs, (even if they're worn only for prayer), gowns, posters, wall plaques, stickers, logo-shirts, Islamic screen-savers on the computer, and on and on. You want to establish an identity in your home. Everything outside is totally un-Islamic. At least let the Islamic flavor be present inside.

February 22, 2004

Although Osama bin Laden has long used videos for recruitment and garnering political support, an MTV-style music video in Britain seems to be the first radical Islamic propaganda to utilize an overtly Americanized approach to reaching Muslim youths. And it may just be catching on.

Called ï¿½Dirty Kuffar,ï¿½ which means dirty ï¿½infidelsï¿½ (or non-believers), the slickly-produced video (which can be viewed online at http://ipnews.planetgac.com) combines cartoonish images and footage of graphic violence, and the all-English lyrics are sung in Jamaican dancehall reggae style over a beat taken directly from the very recent international smash hit Sean Paul song ï¿½Get Busy.ï¿½

In short, it is very hip, very current, and very Americanï¿½except for the violent content that would make even the most hardened of ï¿½ganstaï¿½ rappers blush.

The band, Soul Salah Crew, appears as masked Muslim warriors, standing in front of the camera, moving to the music, with a Quran in one hand and a gun in the other. Interspersed with that are shocking images, such as a Russian soldier getting shot repeatedly by a Chechen rebel with a machine gun and a clearly doctored CNN news piece that ostensibly shows U.S. soldiers killing an innocent Iraqi civilian.

The video also seems to make no distinction between Western leaders such as President George W. Bush and Tony Blair and U.S.-backed Arab dictators such as Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah, exhorting listeners to ï¿½throw them in the fire.ï¿½ Also to be ï¿½thrown into the fire,ï¿½ according to the lyrics, are any Muslims who ï¿½fall foul of the code,ï¿½ where ï¿½codeï¿½ most likely means the Quran.

It is unclear whether the video is intended to recruit or merely to preach to the (literally) converted, but there is no doubt about the intended message. The chorus is twice punctuated by the non-Gandhi-inspired line, ï¿½I am going to bomb, bomb, bomb.ï¿½ Who would be the likely targets? The lyrics seem to hint at a possible answer with the following warning: ï¿½Those who disobey the Quran will self-destruct.ï¿½

ï¿½Dirty Kuffarï¿½ is all the rage these days among rabid Muslim youths in Britain, at least according to Arab satellite broadcaster al Jazeera. And The Observer in London cites a radical Islamist, Mohammed al-Massari, who ï¿½claims that the video has been selling in large quantities at mosques to the younger generation and is in heavy demand overseas.ï¿½

Al-Massari, though, has every incentive to hype the success of ï¿½Dirty Kuffar,ï¿½ as he is the man responsible for initially making it available to the world, courtesy of the web site of his misleadingly-named Committee for the Defense of Legitimate Rights. Although the British-based CDLR is labeled a Saudi dissident organization, its dissent is premised on its belief that the Saudi regime isnï¿½t supportive enough of fundamentalist Islamic rule.

CDLRï¿½s radical bona fides can be confirmed by a quick scan of their web site. In addition to hosting the ï¿½Dirty Kuffarï¿½ video, the site boasts a message board (where members post articles and have running dialogues) containing discussions such as how ï¿½Jihadï¿½ is actually a ï¿½defensive warï¿½ and how the Holocaust is the ï¿½biggest lie of the 20th century.ï¿½

The Saudi ï¿½dissidentï¿½ group has for years been suspected of ties to al Qaeda, and according to the Investigative Projectï¿½s Steven Emerson, CDLR purchased a satellite phone for Osama bin Laden in 1998.

In The Observer, al-Massari is quoted as saying, ï¿½'I believe the lyrics are only metaphorical. It is not like this is a fatwa.ï¿½

But as metaphors go, ï¿½Dirty Kuffarï¿½ seems to be awfully direct. Among the text messages that flash across the screen during the video are ï¿½Be prepared for battle with the infidelsï¿½ and ï¿½Jihad Against the Crusaders.ï¿½

The closing lyrics leave little doubt the sympathies of the Soul Salah Crew:

ï¿½Peace to Hamas and the Hizbollah /

OBL (Osama bin Laden) crew be like a shining star /

Like the way we destroyed the two towers Ha Ha.ï¿½

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That was a great video. I recommend everyone to watch it. Its so true and very graphic violent images will make your stomach hurt.

February 19, 2004

Should you find it hard to get to sleep tonight, just remember the homeless family who has no bed to lie in.

Should you have a bad day at work, think of the man who has been out of work for the last three months.

Should you despair over a relationship gone bad, think of the person who has never known what it's like to love and be loved in return.

Should you grieve the passing of another weekend, think of the woman in dire straits, working twelve hours a day, seven days a week, for $15 a day, just to feed her family.

Should your car break down, leaving you miles away from assistance, think of the paraplegic who would love the opportunity to take that walk.

Should you notice a new gray hair in the mirror, think of the cancer patient in chemo who wishes she had hair to examine.

Should you find yourself the victim of other people's bitterness, ignorance, smallness or insecurities, remember, things could be worse -- you could be them.

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Guys this tells us that no matter how bad the situation we think that we are in, we should thank Allah because it could be worse.

February 19, 2004

Once upon a time,

In a land far away,

A beautiful independent

Self-assured princess

Happened upon a frog as she sat

Contemplating ecological issues

On the shores of an unpolluted pond

In a verdant meadow near her castle.

The frog hopped into the princess's lap

And said: Elegant Lady,

I was once a handsome prince,

Until an evil witch cast a spell upon me.

One kiss from you,

however,

And I will turn back

Into a dapper, young prince that I am

And then, my sweet, we can marry

And setup housekeeping in yon castle

With my mother,

Where you can prepare my meals,

Clean my clothes, bear my children

And forever feel grateful and happy

doing so.

That night,

On a repast of lightly sauteed frogs' legs

Seasoned in a white wine

And onion cream sauce,

She chuckled to herself and thought:

I don't think so!

February 17, 2004

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February 17, 2004

Well, I personally dont have the energy or time to waste on searching for old topics.

Besides, if people were posting interesting topics (which they are not) then we will keep going in circles, repeating what we already said in order for someone to add an interesting, and original point.

P.S. I havent seen u post anything original in a while Opiniated, unless you're complaining about other's postings. :rolleyes:

February 17, 2004

they end up having to sell their bodies to survive.

Truly blessed I agree with most of the things you said sister, but i would like to clarify this qoute for me. Are you addressing somali women, or women in general?

It is true that we have to lower our gaze especially in the non Islamic sociey we are living in, but what does looking for romance have to do with prostitution, drugs, and gangs.

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