Bismillah:


Israeli solders attack on family house.


Salam


Wael

Is this another crusade ? Afghanestan, Iraq,and now ther are talking about possible invasion of Iran( another Islamic country). What do we should do as muslems?

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السلام عليكم و رحمة الله


كيف حالكم يا اخواني


I read in antother topic on this same arabic forum about the negative particles...


Can someone please explain further them...


I understand لا


and i undersand ما when we are talking about past tense..


but لن how is this used....


how can it be used for past tense verbs...


is it rigth to say...


لن كتب


او


لن كسر


شكرا


نصيحة

Dear Brothers


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<b>Never Ending Reward ( Nilakaatha Parthifalam )</b>





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Bismillah


A short scene from Passion of Christ


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9k-c7HWyfPE

<b>Bismillah
</b>


I think I suggested to you before to go and have a blog, vent yourself, see some other means to vent.


You are not going to do this here.


OK.,


And why are u calling for help from a Deity you dont believe in
, or this is part of the vicious desire to attract attention.


I m really sorry that u do need that much attention, but u r not going to get it here.Matter of fact, come to think about it, we let non muslims post the way they like, no editing no sensoring, simply because they need to understand. Applying this on your posts, I see that u act more like a news reporter. Good for u, go and joing cnn, fox, or whatever, this is not a news site.


Your posts dont even trigger replies from muslims, because they dont say anything, your copying news, that is no problem, but this is not the correct place.


Muslimah

GCC condemns Israel''s aggression against the Islamic sites in Palestine


POL-AQSA-GCC


GCC condemns Israel's aggression against the Islamic sites in Palestine


RIYADH, Feb 6 (KUNA) -- <b>The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) on Tuesday condemned the demolishing acts carried out by the Israeli occupation authorities near and undeneath the Muslim holy shrine of al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.</b>GCC Secretary General Abdelrahman al Attiya said in a statement: "The ongoing Israeli provocative acts have unvieled the hostile policies of Israel and constituted a flagrant violation of international resolutions".


He called on the international community and concerned world organizations to launch a serious action to stop the Israeli aggression on Islamic sanctuaries, underlining significance that the international quartet committee bore the responsibility and pressurized Israel abide by its obligations. (end) ad.bz.


http://www.kuna.net.kw/home/story.aspx?Lan...=en&DSNO=949803


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In the Name of Allah


In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful


Egyptian Government Holds 80 Brotherhood Members


Egyptian security forces have detained 80 members of the banned Muslim Brotherhood, intensifying a clampdown against the government's most powerful political rival.


Al Jazeera's correspondent in Cairo said the arrests, made in dawn sweeps on Thursday, were made in the Cairo, Giza, Menoufiya and Fayyoum governorates.


Security officials said the men were arrested on charges of belonging to an outlawed group and possessing anti-government literature.


The Brotherhood, which operates openly despite being officially banned, is Egypt's main opposition group.


'Pre-emptive move'


The Brotherhood condemned the sweeps as a "pre-emptive move by the Egyptian regime" ahead of elections for the upper house of parliament due in April in which the Brotherhood is widely expected to take part.


Abdel Gelil el-Sharnoubi, the editor of the groups's website, said those arrested were mostly members who were expected to stand in the elections as assistants to the group's legislators.


El-Sharnoubi said the group had not yet chosen its candidates "but the government targeted figures who are popular in their provinces and are expected to run in the elections."


The website said many professionals were also held, including doctors, engineers and teachers.


The arrests came as US-based Human Rights Watch called on Egypt on Thursday to free hundreds of Brotherhood members it said were detained "solely for exercising their rights to freedom of expression and association".


Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director for the organisation, said: "By trying to crush Egypt's largest opposition movement, the government has shown once again that it cannot tolerate any criticism."


Leader's reaction


Essam al-Ariyan, a Muslim Brotherhood leader, told Al Jazeera: "From this [arrest of members] we can sum up an important reality that people's freedom and rights are sharply regressing.


"The government wants to force out any power that is popular and active and just keep those oppositions that would support it or would not seriously oppose it. The reform process itself is being targeted."


The latest arrests came a week after Egypt referred 40 members of the group including Khairat el-Shatir, the third-in-command, for trial in military courts, where verdicts are often issued quickly and cannot be appealed.


Those 40 men, who face terrorism and money-laundering charges, will be the first Brotherhood members to have military trials since 2001.


The group said it was preparing for a tough legal response.


For the complete article, see: http://aljazeera.net