Asalaamualaykum





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On Sept. 11, 2001 a group of men boarded 4 planes with the intention of hijacking them and plowing them into the world trade center, the pentagon and the white house.


It was revealed that these men were are extremist Islamic terrorists from Osama Bin Laden's terror group "Al Queda."


These men thought that they were holy warriors in a jihad against the west. They, and many Muslims around the world, believe that these men are martyrs who are now enjoying paradise with the "dark eyes" (taken from the farawell videos from several of the attackers).


SO my question is this...Where do <b>YOU</b> think that these men are now? Do you believe that they are in Paradise?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml...8/ncondom08.xml


By Sarah Womack, Social Affairs Correspondent


(Filed: 08/09/2006)


Free condoms should be handed to children — possibly as young as 12 — in sports halls, shops and swimming baths, Government advisers suggested yesterday.


They also called for five-year-olds to have compulsory "relationship lessons" to drive down the number of pregnant youngsters.


The Independent Advisory Group on Teenage Pregnancy, which provides advice to ministers and monitors Government strategy, does not specify the age group that should receive the condoms.


But condoms should be "easily accessible to young people" and "new and creative approaches of getting condoms into the community would be the next logical step", it says.


Robert Whelan, of the Civitas think-tank, was scathing in his criticism.


"Up until now we have always taken a dim view about people who go to swimming baths to talk to little boys about sex. Now it seems to be Government policy. This is not progress."


Other critics said that the Government's teenage pregnancy strategy — based on education and the availability of contraceptives — had clearly failed, with rates of sexually transmitted infections among teenagers remaining high.


Gill Frances, of the National Children's Bureau, who leads the independent advisory group, said: "No sensible person would give a small child a condom."


However, she added: "We are not specifying an age."


Asked whether the plan could include 12- or 13-year-olds, she said: "If a young person is having sex, he or she needs advice or support."


She envisaged a youth advisory service within a sports facility, town hall or a school issuing the condoms.


The panel's report says that longer-lasting contraceptives, such as injections and implants, should also be widely available.


The panel's recommendations come amid a debate about how to cut the teenage pregnancy rate, the highest in western Europe.


The panel's report says it is "critical" for the Government to "be brave" and make sex education — personal, social and health education — compulsory in schools "at all key stages".


The youngest primary school children should be taught about "relationships and friendships". By 10, pupils should know about menstruation, physical changes in puberty, and correct names for reproductive organs. Detailed discussion of sex would be compulsory for children of 11 and over and there should be lessons on abortion.


Current lessons left pregnant teenagers ill-equipped to "assess abortion as an option", the report says.


On Monday, the Social Exclusion Action Plan is published. It will spell out the latest Government plans for tackling teenage pregnancy.


Recent figures show a drop in the teenage pregnancy rate. However critics say the fall in the "rates" — the number of pregnancies per thousand — can be attributed in part to an increasing population.


This includes a large number of Muslim families where teenage pregnancy is rare.


Behind the "rates", official statistics show a rising number of girls under 14 becoming pregnant and the Government missing its target for cutting the under-18 pregnancy rate by 15 per cent from its 1998 level.


Bismillah


If they think that they should receive condoms and learn sexual intercourse at the age of 5, why do they call Muslims backward if they marry off their children at 9 or 10??? :conf06:

"Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, and those who are with him are severe against disbelievers, <b>and merciful among themselves. </b> You see them bowing and falling down prostrate (in prayer), seeking Bounty from Allah and (His) Good Pleasure. The mark of them (i.e. of their Faith) is on their faces (foreheads) from the traces of (their) prostration (during prayers). This is their description in the Torah. But their description in the Gospel is like a (sown) seed which sends forth its shoot, then makes it strong, it then becomes thick, and it stands straight on its stem, delighting the sowers that He may enrage the disbelievers with them. Allah has promised those among them who believe (i.e. all those who follow Islamic Monotheism, the religion of Prophet Muhammad till the Day of Resurrection) and do righteous good deeds, forgiveness and a mighty reward (i.e. Paradise)." (Quran 48:29)

Ok as some of you know i'm gonna get married.


and now i'm in a spot where i need some islamic advice prior to that point. I have read some posts on sexuality on this forum before, and they were helpful.


but here's my quesiton


Is birth control permitted in Islam?


If so


what methods?

Is this guy....





A ) Crazy


B ) Sane but misguided


C ) A Great Man


D ) A good leader but a little over-the-top

:) Jumah Mubarak


Allah (swt), the Exalted, says:


"Then when the (Jumu`ah) Salaah is ended, you may disperse through the land, and seek the Bounty of Allah (by working) and remember Allah (swt) much: so that you may be successful.'' (62:10)


1147. Abu Hurairah (RA) reported: The Messenger of Allah (swt) Nabi Muhammad (saw) said, "The best day on which the sun has risen is Friday. On that day Adam (AS) was created, he was admitted to Jannah, and he was expelled there from.'' [Muslim].


1156.Abu Hurairah (RA) reported: The Messenger of Allah (swt) Nabi Muhammad (saw) said while talking about the merits of Friday, "There is a time on Friday at which a Muslim, while he (or she) is performing Salat and is supplicating, will be granted whatever he (or she) is supplicating for.'' And Nabi Muhammad (saw) pointed with his hand to indicate that this period of time is very short. [Al-Bukhari and Muslim].


Commentary: This Hadith mentions another distinction of Jumu`ah, namely a moment in which every prayer that a person then makes is granted with the condition that what one is asking for is good and lawful. It is a very short moment and its time has also not been revealed. For this reason one should remember Allah (swt) frequently and pray to Him on Jumu`ah so that one attains that moment when prayers are answered. Prayers can also be answered outside Salaah if one happens to be supplicating at the specified moment.

Bismilah


Asalamalaikum


Please watch the whole video so you get a good grip of the Message.


<b>Culture VS Islam</b>


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salam brothes and sisters


i found some cool maricaks of the quran and allah


cheak it out


http://www.islamisforyou.com/miracles/index.shtml

The number of internet paedophiles arrested has quadrupled in four years. As internet crime soars, is it time ISP start monitoring of customer activities?


<b>The Positives of ISP Monitoring</b>


If all ISPs were to monitor what each user downloaded, they could better weed out those people who download materials such as Child Pornography. Then the ISP could inform the police of the activity, while passing on the address of the person doing it. This would speed up the capture of paedophiles and help keep children safe. Some ISPs could even introduce a monitor program that keeps an eye on any P2P software installed and keeps track of the files that have been downloaded. It would be a great leap forward in the attempts to cut the growing Internet crimes.


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The Negatives of ISP Monitoring


One big negative that some people may immediately focus on is breach of privacy. Internet users should be allowed to have a strong level of privacy, to help protect their identities while online. With the increase in hacking, people could get into these programs and take personal information without you even knowing. This is very rare, but possible none the less. It is also possible that all your personal IMs and emails could be stored away without your permission and read without you knowing. This would be a major breach in your privacy.


That's both sides of the coin. Yes it would really help tackle crime...or would it be Big Brother to the extreme. You would be watched, everything you see, hear, download and everyone you talk to will be recorded.


The question is: Would you allow your ISP to monitor internet activities on the basis that it would help tackle internet crime, to protect those children?