what is your opinion about ESLAM?
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dear!\nur question is very good.it shows u are an understanding guy.\nIslam is the last religion in this world.u know time changes some thing and improves them.Mohammad was the prophet of Allah like Jesus but the last one.muslims believe all of the prophet and respect all of them.muslims worship God as a one God.all of the religion have sent from Allah for help people live happiness and peace.Islam learn we must love God and his creature.and believe we will live in another world after death and in the last day we will become relive for eden or hill life.Isalm say us God love all of his creature and humans and he is the nearest one to all of us.he help us and protect us and he want we live whit love and peace and happiness.\nin every religions it is possible some people dont do every thing God want them and some of them come to the wrong way bc they havent understood the religion recommend but there is some people they live in best way God want them in the religion.\nif u have other question ask me.\nbe happy and health.
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I love the letter, its fantastics and brings many points together. Very good. It will piss of fundamentalists, I think that when you have certain believes in your family for generations it is hard to be told when you grow up that what your parents said about religion was only part of the truth. Religion brings a lot of political and power play into its dogma and so that also brings alot of anger and agression against other beliefs.
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I am not a moslim, but I did see some good and not so good things about the Islam\n\nGood:\n1) It teaches you a lot about self discipline\n2) It does not give a human face to god. It considers the prophet as messenger of god, and not god himself\n3) It teaches you that life is a struggle and there is no shortcut. \n4) It teaches you that the only path to heaven is by being a good human being and putting humanity above every thing\n\nNot Good: I thing there is no problem with the religion, but the so called problems are because of following reasons.\n\n1) Some fanatics do not believe that the relgion should evolve with time\n2) In some cases, the men use the religion to curb the fredom of women.\n3) It does not allow inter racial marriages. A moslim must marry only moslim or convert the other person.
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Strictly by what I have heard. I would rate it a zero... \nI am not going to see it, because I don't appreciate, my lord being placed in a ridiculous theory. But, that's my opinion, and I am glad I still am allowed to have that.
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It's very interesting and moves really quickly.  Al is relaxed and entertaining yet drives his message home clearly and succintly.  \n\nYou may not agree with everything he says, but it's obvious that he's put a lot of time and effort into understanding the science of this issue.
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SALAM\nsalam is a arbic word that is used for hello but its also the word that all muslems say when they see each other in lots of plases.\nit is a word to wish helth for others.\nas they say:salam salamaty miyare!(salam brings helth!)
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I love them!\nAnd I so respect them, I find them really nice when they come to my country. aka Egypt/Cairo.\n\nBut I feel sorry cause they have a bad image about our country and that it's a beautiful country but not safe.\n\nI think the exact contrary.\n\nI totally believe that my country is very safe.\nYou don't get robbed in the middle of the night, you don't get a bunch of killers attacking you and taking all of your stuff. These things just don't happen here and if they do occur, they are extremely RARE!\nThe only thing that happens and me, myself have never experienced to be in such a situation is the (Bombing Attacks) that occurs in Tourist areas. Such as: Sharm El-Sheikh and Dahab.\nAnd I believe that in every country in the world have these kinda attacks. From the great USA to a country just like mine (A Third World Country)... \nIn Paris, London, Lebanon...\nJust everywhere a person can go anything can happen to him/her and if we costumed our lives upon (This or That) (Bad things might happen to me, so NO I won't go out) then we shall never survive and would prefer locking ourselves in a dark room! Not even in our own house "Secured". Cause that too might get attacked! Don't you think!!!!!!\n\nBut over all to answer your question again,\nI love it when I watch Tourists visiting my country.
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Rahman rocks!!\n\nAll of the guys mentioned are fantastic - but personally, I am a Rahman fan!! :-D
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Well, I haven't heard Jamie Foxx's Entire albulm yet, but I LOVE that first single, and the entire first albulm (Peep This) was TIGHT!!!! so I predict, that Unpredictable will be wonderful.\nBut... check out this review
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As a faithful Muslim , I am allowed up to four nics. Unless I want more.\nActually I have a large family. We have a nic here for each of us.Lets see, how many brothers and sisters. Yasmin, Iman, Mahmoud, Ali,hmmmm. I forget several of them.
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it played well in the first half against Mexico.\nbadansazi za'if bood.\nalbate tavagho'e Irani ha ham kam bood and they didn't have enough self-confident.\nand Branko. az oo enteghad mishavad vali I believe taghsire oon naboode.\n:)
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I do agree with you fully, though I don't speak Persian. I think that the great Sufi and poet Hafez  was and remains a prodigious one and of my favourite ( never mind the time).Especially, his love verses, so pure and touching.\nNice question.\nHave a great day!
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:}\nMorocco is an Islamic nation. there in lies the answer as to how women are treated and thier political state.\n\nIslam is male dominated, women and wives are suservent/\nthey walk behind the husband and do not join in in male canversations at gatherings\n\nIslam does not see Women as an eaual creation of God. \n\nI include an article\n\nWomen's Rights in Morocco\nDriss Benmhend\n\nThe heated debate over improving women's rights in Morocco and revising the “Moudawana”, is back again in the media circuit. In March of 1999, former State Secretary for Family Affairs, Saïd Saidi, introduced a bill known as the “National Action Plan for Integrating Women in Development.” This modest bill was not intended to revolutionize women's rights, but, aimed to assert some basic rights for women against discrimination and abuse. However, opponents of the plan see that these changes as a diversion from our Islamic moral values. How is the abolishment of polygamy and raising the legal age for marriage from 14 to 18 going to threaten the attachment of our women to Islam? One may ask.\n\nEmancipating our women is not against the Shariâ, and I believe that the articles of the “Moudawana” proposed for revision (that certain parties find scandalous), represent the bare minimum that could be done for our female citizens, who suffer severely from poverty, illiteracy, unemployment, and all kind of abuses and discrimination. The Moroccan legal system is unfair towards women and needs to be revised, and yet many religious leaders continue to oppose these reforms. I encountered first hand, some of the ignorant and prejudiced views held by some Muslim scholars (Oulema). Few years ago, following the bombing of the trade center in New York, a number of Oulema from different countries (including Morocco) toured some US university campuses and gave talks about the “true Islam.” The purpose of the tour was to educate the American public about the true teachings of Islam. At the University of Michigan, I attended a round table discussion between these Oulema and students. At a question regarding a woman's right to divorce her husband, the Alim from Egypt replied that women cannot have that right because of their unstable emotions and temperament. He added that a woman then would ask for a divorce if her husband refuses to buy her a dress or for some other insignificant reason. Like all of the other students, I was shocked to hear this kind of belittling and degrading remark against women. These are not the teachings of Islam as I know it. In spite of my disgust, I tried to keep an open mind, and later told the Alim privately, that this could happen if someone were married to a 13 year old girl. So, why not solve this problem by raising the legal age for marriage to 18 or 20 years. He laughed at my idea.\n\nWhile most of the world is celebrating women's achievements and contributions to society, many theologians in the Muslim world are hiding behind their distorted interpretation of the Koran and Shariaâ, which reduces women to objects than men can use -through marriage- to satisfy their selfish needs. According to recent statistics, of 100 seven year old girls, 51 will enroll in school, and only 7 of these lucky 51 will finish high school. The rest will end up as maids working 16 to 20 hours a day in very abusive homes, or in sweatshops similar to Nazi concentration camps. We should recognize that there are many inequalities and barriers that are preventing Moroccan women from enjoying their basic human rights and assure their participation in the development of our beloved Morocco. As His Majesty wondered in one of his speeches, “How can we imagine setting up a civilized and prosperous community while women who represent half of it have their rights abused?''.\n\nDriss Benmhend\nMcLean, Virginia\nUSA\nMarch, 2001
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Well, I visited France for about a month (visiting a former roommate).  I thought it was quite interesting.  More than just a different perspective on French culture, I found that it induced me to view my own (via tourists) in a very different way.  The WTC attacks happened while I was there, and I think that is one of the reasons why I have a somewhat different perspective on terrorism and Islam than most Americans...
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Havent heard of it.. do u like it\n?
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Since i'm a muslim, i'll answer for myself then. The full construction of that greeting is Assalamo Alaikom (peace and God's salvation upon you), but even saying Selaam is sufficient :)\n\nNo, it's not inappropriate of you to greet me (for example) with selam .... as u can see from its translation - it really has a beautiful meaning.\n\nThanks for being one of the rare tolerant persons in this forum .... that's the type of people that keep me coming back.\n\nHow should i greet you? Thanks in advance :)
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I find it educational, learnt stuff on here I didn't know before and my spelling has improved.  My son uses it for homework if he's struggling!\n\nSo I would say it is good!