blue100sky - mobile9

amer52 写

19 Nov， 2:34PM

thank you sooooooooooooooooo much

Light_Night 写

15 Nov， 7:39PM

i ThiNk YeS?
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bsiomar 写

13 Nov， 12:27PM

wassim85 写

30 Oct， 9:09PM

very nice profile.. my sister

amnflower 写

08 Oct， 7:25PM

salam! plz can you help me with mobile quran appl uploaded by simmerlooky. i have a hacked n73 and it shows not supported. i really like this quran appl. plzzz i need help. thanks in advance.

effat 写

20 Sep， 8:07AM

Light_Night 写

15 Sep， 7:55AM

varman-style 写

04 Sep， 12:45PM

chocolate said to a lollipop, you are damn sweet. And the lollipop
said : Not as sweet as the person reading this!

Ur smile makes me flat... ur talks make me glad.. Ur company makes me
mad... But ur absence makes me sad... Be always wit me my dear friend!!!

send this 2 all ur frends in ur list n also back 2 me if i am ur frend
....

If u get more than 7 reply back u r ...as sweet as chocolate

Light_Night 写

02 Sep， 7:34AM

Lolyta 写

27 Aug， 9:39PM

zainalasady 写

24 Aug， 4:53PM

بس ملاحظه صغيره اخي
عندما نقول اللهم صل
نكتبها صل وليس صلي حيث
ان هذا الفعل هو فعل امر بقصد الدعاء
وان وضعت الياء فأن هذه الياء تسمى ياء المخاطبه وتوجه للمؤنث فقط
ونحن عندما نقول اللهم صل على محمد وآل محمد
فأننا نكلم الله تبارك وتعالى

ارجو اني لم اطول عليك وان تستفاد من هذه المعلومه الصغيره الكبيرة الاهميه

attef80 写

14 Aug， 8:29AM

يا أخي بارك الله فيك و في عملك

beat4irony 写

12 Aug， 7:17AM

Salam Alikoum

Caliu 写

03 Aug， 8:02PM

The primary cause of his embracing Islam was the Hijaab of an American Muslim student, who was proud of her religion and her Hijaab. Two more university professors as well as four students then embraced Islam. The Hijaab was the direct reason behind the Islam of those eight people, who later became callers to this religion.
I will not make a long introduction or keep you in suspense. The following is quoted from an American professor who named himself after the Prophet, sallallaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam. He is called Muhammad.

Narrating his story, Muhammad says: Four years ago, there was tumult at our university; an American Muslim female student joined the university, and she was wearing Hijaab. One of her teachers was a fanatic who hated Islam and stood up against anyone who refused to attack it. How was the case then when he found a Muslim who practiced the rituals of Islam in public? He tried to provoke the girl whenever he found an opportunity to criticize Islam.

He waged a fierce war against her. Her calm reaction enraged him further, hence, he shifted to another method to fight her by manipulating her marks, burdening her with difficult researches and straining her by lowering her exam results.

When the poor girl failed to find a way out of this, she submitted a complaint to the college dean asking for an investigation into her case. The administration decision was to hold a session for the two parties: the professor and the girl, in order to hear their points of view and reach a final decision concerning the complaint.

When the session was due, most of the university staff attended and they were very enthusiastic about attending this unprecedented event in the university.

The session started, and the girl said that her teacher hated her religion and that is why he violated her educational rights. She gave many relevant examples. She asked to listen to the opinions of some of her colleagues. Some of them sympathized with her and witnessed in her favor. Differences of religion did not prevent them from giving a positive testimony.

The professor then tried to defend himself. He spoke and indulged in foul insults of her religion. She, therefore, stood up speaking in defense of Islam and giving a lot of information about it. Her address was interesting to those who were attending the session. We would even interrupt her to ask about certain things about Islam and she would answer our questions.

When the concerned professor saw us absorbed in listening and discussing, he left the room. He was vexed at our interest and interaction. He, as well as others who found the matter of no importance, left the place.

The interested attendees remained speaking and discussing things about Islam. In the end, the girl gave each of us two papers entitled, "What does Islam mean to me?" The papers discussed the motives behind her embracing Islam, this great religion. Then she explained the importance and impact of Hijaab. She expressed her strong feelings about Hijaab and the headscarf that she wore, which had caused such tumult.

She had a great attitude. Because the session ended with no decisions, she said that she was defending her rights and struggling to attain them. She promised to make further efforts, even to pursue the case and defer her studies, unless she obtained a result in her favor.

Her attitude was strong, and the university staff did not expect that the girl would be so steadfast and would adhere to her principles to that extent. We were fascinated by her steadfastness in front of such a number of professors and students. The issue remained the subject of discussion on campus.

For me, I started to experience an internal conflict about changing my religion. Things that I knew about Islam made me love it very much, and aroused my interest to embrace it.

Several months later, I declared my Islam. A second and a third professor embraced Islam the same year. Another four students embraced Islam. Within a short period of time, we became a group and we started to have Da‘wah (propagation) activities to introduce Islam and call people to embrace it. Now, there are some people who are in the stage of serious thinking. Soon, Allaah willing, news of their embracing Islam would be announced on campus.

All praise is due to Allaah The Almighty alone.