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Archive for September, 2005

Halaqas @ Downstate

As most of you know, and is evident from my many posts, I came from a University (Stony Brook) with a rather large and active MSA. My time at the university, particularly with MSA-related activities and the brothers I met in large part through the MSA have greatly shaped who I am today, and has […]

Before i begin, i know what most of you think about wrestling, but this is my blog and i can write about whatever i want!
As some of you may know, I grew up a huge wrestling fan, from way back in the early 1990s. In fact, whether or not youd like to admit it, […]

New Layout

*Edited* What do u guys think???  and why???
Due to public demand, i set the default theme back to the original (random header image theme), because most ppl liked it best. I guess people like its simplicity. I personally liked the journalized blue (or three column) theme, but oh well. This site isnt about […]

Minaret is Leila Aboulela’s second novel, the first of which to be published here in the United States. (I highly recommend her first novel, The Translator as well).

Side note: I read The Translator for an English class last year, and wrote a paper on it (see Written Work). Last month, I received a comment from […]

I never really knew how to classify myself politcally. Although I initially registered as a democrat, i changed my political affiliation to Independent, because I dont really like any politcal party. Obviously Im not a Republican, but i hate being classified and labeled into these overly general groups. Yes I am American, yes I am […]

Yesterday we had our second gross anatomy lab. To be honest it was very weird going into the lab with all these cadavers in front of us, and knowing that over the course of the next few months we would dissect it completely to analyze and study human anatomy, all the way down to almost […]

Protected: Jumbled Priorities

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The power of supplication (duas)

Never underestimate the power of duas - Imam Siraj Wahaj
“When my servants ask you concerning me, (tell them) I am indeed close (to them). I listen to the prayer of every suppliant when he calls on me.” [2:186]
Keep me in ur duas inshallah… :-/

Haroon is the man :)

i miss haroon

I swear this is not a prank or fabricated. This is an official Reuters (not Rutgers [inside joke]) photograph from earlier today. And yes thatt actually is G W Bush!.
U.S. President George W. Bush writes a note to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice during a Security Council meeting at the 2005 World Summit […]

Gratitude in the Face of Calamity

This article written by Imam Zaid Shakir was recently posted on the Zaytuna Website and I thought it was a great read.
Gratitude in the Face of Calamity
By Imam Zaid Shakir
In The Name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful
If you express gratitude for my blessings, I will increase you in them. [Al-Qur’an 14:7]
The failings of humans […]

I descended from the ancient Jews?

Possibly…
After reading Amir’s post on Pashtuns were Jews?, I did some further reading and there is a leading theory that suggests that Pathans (my mom is a Pathan) may have descended from the ancient Israelites (the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel).
What do i think about this… lol its cool.
Its always great to learn […]

thefatmanwalking.com

Hello,
My Name is Steve Vaught, (born Stephen James Liller in Youngstown, Ohio). I am a 39 year old, happily married father of two great kids and I have a pretty good life here in Southern California. You would think that I would be happy because of these things, but I am not. I am […]

Just a quick roundup of my present sports interests…
Yea yea… as a commenter in my previous post has so eloquently written, lol, it looks like i will be having some white sauce/hot sauce with my words, as next year probably wont be this year. Yea yea, people like Arif, and Ali have been on my […]

9.11 - 4 years later

Today was September the 11th, and 4 years ago, we did experience the unthinkable here in NYC. On this 4th anniversary, we all should reflect on what has happened in the past. It hurts me so much just to think about that date 4 years ago, and what those terrorists were able to get away […]




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