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bint Mohammed on 29th July 2012
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bint Mohammed on 25th July 2012
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Your Lord is [b]Ever-living and Generous.
He is unwilling to turn away empty the hands
of his servants when he stretches them before Him.[/center]
Abu Daud, Al- Baihaqi & At-Tirmidhi
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bint Mohammed on 18th July 2012
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Ramadan Tips
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bint Mohammed on 21st May 2012
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There once was a lad who couldn't lower his gaze, Destraught and disappointed he tried many ways, Finally he decided to go to a shaykh well known, And ask him advice for his desperation had grown The shaykh said to him, indeed but you've come to ask About something great, first though I have a task I have a friend of mine, on the other side of town And I have a daily gift I give him before every sun down
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bint Mohammed on 13th April 2012
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[u]EK LAFZ HAI Ek Lafz hai "PAISA" Kehta hai mujhe haasil karo or sab ko bhula do... Ek Lafz hai "WAQT" Kehta hai mere peeche chalo, baqi sab ko bhula do...
posted by
bint Mohammed on 19th February 2012
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Sayings about the Quran in urdu by Farhan Shaikh
posted by
bint Mohammed on 14th February 2012
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This is a powerful message in our modern society. We seemed to have lost our bearing & our sense of direction. **Story of Appreciation** One young academically excellent person went to apply for a managerial position in a big company.He passed the first interview, the director did the last interview, made the last decision.The director discovered from the CV that the youth's academic achievements were excellent all the way, from the secondary school until the postgraduate research, never had a year when he did not score. The director asked,"Did you obtain any scholarships in school?"
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bint Mohammed on 12th February 2012
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The Red Heart It could have been the splash of red or the overabundance of hearts or the young man in a designer jeans that caught his eye, but Sheikh Hamaad stopped under the bold Valentines day Specials banner, set his shopping basket on the floor and watched the young man battling to select an appropriate gift from the heaps of hearts, teddy bears and chocolates. Like a busy humming bird he flitted from shelf to shelf struggling to choose. Sheikh Hamaad approached him as he stood scratching his head, Asalaamu Alaikum, young man, seems like youre battling to make a choice. Eish, Moulana, this is more difficult than I though. And lucky I only have to choose for two of them, he said, picking up another heart decorated teddy bear, examining the price and putting down with disappointment. For your sisters? Sheik asked, feigning innocence.
posted by
bint Mohammed on 23rd January 2012
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Do not run away from your problems.
When possible, solve them all the first time round.
Should your problem catch up with you again, it will most likely be more difficult to solve the second time round.
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bint Mohammed on 18th January 2012
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Two Brothers Sajid and Abid were invited to a dinner party. During the evening the topic turned towards the Moghul empire.The Host having very little knowledge on this topic, Said: " Moghul King Akbar left one of the greatest monuments of , architecture when he built the Taj Mahal." Sajid quickly Spoke and said: " No It was not Akbar who built the Taj Mahal, it was Shah Jahan." The host feeling upset by being corrected, in front of his guests refused to budge, he insisted that it was Akbar who had built the Taj Mahal. As the conversation became heated Abid spoke and said to his brother: " No you are wrong, our Host is correct the Taj Mahal was indeed built by Akbar". The argument was settled and the dinner party carried on as before. As they were heading home Sajid asked his brother: " Why did you take his side you know full well that it was Shah Jahan who built the Taj Mahal." Abid responded: " Yes I know that it was Shah Jahan, but what need was it of you to correct our Host in a room full of his guests, does it really matter who built the Taj Mahal, you insulted the mans pride and made him look foolish in front of others. My brother is it not better to lose an argument and keep a friend." Two Points to Ponder:
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