DISQUS

October le ella postukalum sper hit aanu.
Keep good going.

October le ella postukalum sper hit aanu.
Keep good going.

October le ella postukalum sper hit aanu.
Keep good going.

variety is more spicy
Ishtapettu.

variety is more spicy
Ishtapettu.

Ithu Super.

Ithu Super.

Ithu Super.

superb

superb

idivettu:)

idivettu:)

idivettu:)

I love to read this again and again

I love to read this again and again

I love to read this again and again

good funny reading

good funny reading

i want to give Arsenalclub a tea party

Hey Nasir! Thanks for tagging me. I shall post mine tomorrow. Also my site address has changed. Please use the updated address! Just visit my previous site and you will be redirected to the new one.


Also, I am kinda opposite to you in sleeping. I don't sleep much! :)

Hey, nice site you have here! I checked your stats for October post and couldn't believe that you had such an increase in visits! Amazing job! Keep it up. And did u get all the extra visits from thoof alone? I have a blog of my own, but its only about a month old. Anyways, do you want to link exchange? I will post a link to your blog on every page on my blog. Also what is your email? My email is fahadtariq(at)gmail.com. Do email me your response plz. I don't really like this blogger comment page. :)

just an F.Y.I .. its Sheikh Mohammed who's ruler / bought the jets ... sheikh rashid died almost 2 years ago !

Since you've read lings's biography of the Prophet (PBUH), how do you think it compares with the other one you listed?

Shalom,


I don't know if you're familiar with Gai Eaton, but i've found his books, "Islam and the Destiny of Man", "Remembering God", and "King of my castle" to be great reads, although they are marred with a perennialist outlook.



Other Recommendations:



Muhammad: His life based on the earliest sources - By Martin Lings. Beautifully written.



Islam and the Blackamerican, by Sherman Jackson



Conference of the books: A search for beauty in Islam - collection of essays written by Khaled Abu Fadl.



The Road to Mecca, by Muhammad Asad.



Islam: A view from the edge, by Richard Bulliet.



In terms of books that don't deal with religion, here's a few that I liked:



Fast Food Nation: The Dark side of the All-American meal - Eric Schlosser



Fast Food and the supersizing of America, by Morgan Spurlock.



The Working Poor (don't remember author's name)



Culture and Imperialism - Edward Said - A must read for anyone interested in English literature.

While it's a nice nasheed, it's also the most OVERPLAYED nasheed that I have ever heard of.