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Re: 'Extremist risk' at 6 Muslim schools in London

meerdeen — Fri, 21 Nov 2014 12:17:03 -0000

Did the education secretary bring this level of scrutiny on other faith based schools such as Catholic or Jewish? No they didn't. Because he knows very well that even though the findings were different he'd be howled out of office for his antisemitic and discriminatory stance on private education.
Did the govt ever link these Jewish schools to IDF atrocities when it is common sense that every year many graduates volunteer their services to the Israeli military being citizens of UK? No they never did. Why is there then this ruckus about threat of Islam to British system?

Re: ‘Zap radicals’ fund source, if necessary’

meerdeen — Thu, 20 Nov 2014 01:18:16 -0000

Terror funds in Bangladesh is the money that goes in the hands of oppostion to destabilize the ruling party's efforts to continue power perpetually. Its like Obama trying to close down televangelists cable channels to dry up the tea party campaign funds.

Re: US West Africans facing Ebola stigma

meerdeen — Mon, 27 Oct 2014 00:59:18 -0000

fleecing rabbi is a rabid parasitic bottom feeder who lives off by cracking crude racist and homophobic comments. the only way to open up their thick craniums are a jerry can of crude oil and a dynamite.

Re: Mississauga mayoral candidate, Bonnie Crombie, suggests dedicating churches’ basements for Muslims to hold their Friday prayers

meerdeen — Mon, 27 Oct 2014 00:17:08 -0000

i was wondering who deserves the muslim vote in mississauga, thanks for making my job easier for finding the the muslim ass kissing mayor. keep up your evil work of misinformation, i guarantee you another visit round next election year meanwhile keep up the great islamophobia machine churning, you can rest assure it is working great for us.

Re: UAE to appoint labour attaché in Dhaka

meerdeen — Sun, 26 Oct 2014 12:31:27 -0000

Is that going to reduce violence towards them both at home and abroad? HRW reports that most domestic workers are abused and sexually assaulted by their employers. If these economic opportunities are not backed up by sincere government concern for their welfare, these women would be treated as a work horse, burned and confined, unable to run away even if they choose from their master and land in foreign jails without a courtesy visit from our embassy officials. So I am not impressed by these fake opportunities that do not translate into real empowerment.

Re: ISIL closes in on besieged Syrian town

meerdeen — Sat, 04 Oct 2014 03:26:43 -0000

give me a break, do you even know how much blood shed christianity throughout history has caused? let alone the transatlantic slave trade or 400 years of colonial massacres for gold and spice trades. one can't begin to document the pre christian atrocities that had happened in rome and greece and their civilizational wars. do you want to talk about the atheist nations of communist china or russia and their treatment of rationalism? you obviously have no clue what kind of treatment the low castes hindus suffer in the largest democracy in the world, india. and you are here trying to prove to me that 1.2 billion people all over the globe who happen to be muslim and follow books or leaders unlike all other religious traditions are somehow different from all the others and their historical constructions? try preaching it to your buddies in the coke joints. don't try to sell ice to the eskimos.

Re: In Pictures: The Hajj pilgrimage

meerdeen — Sat, 04 Oct 2014 03:04:51 -0000

no the merciful God who allows time even to the transgressors after the horrific destruction of hiroshima and nagasaki, enslavement of millions in colonial greed, or massacre in the name of capitalism or communism. the God who rewards the meek who never bowed down to absolute tyranny of rome, london, paris, washington or moscow. through out the history it was the same one and only God of Moses, Jesus christ, and Mohammed that strengthened the peasants in bolivia, farmers in vietnam, herders in eretria, shepherds in afghanistan to show who is greater. they go and praise to the God who gave knowledge and power to insignificant people like mother teresa, gandi, nelson mandela, muhammad yunus, bediuzzaman nursi to fundamentally change the world in ways that the smallness of your life would never be able to comprehend in its entirety.

Re: Hundreds arrested after India sectarian riot

meerdeen — Mon, 29 Sep 2014 12:16:17 -0000

Ancient India from 5th century to 12th century results in the decline of buddhists by ascendent hindu dynasties. 100 and 30 years of wars in Europe is the result of christian surfdoms fighting out each other. colonial wars all over the globe between 15th and 19th century caused by bible thumping missionaries eradicating heathen religions in order to plunder resources. inquisition in spain, another enterprise of catholic church when it decides to purify spain of jews and muslims. conquistadors invading in south america and destroying mayan and inca civilizations under the banner of catholicism was not as clean and scientific as the atheist nazi's planned the final solution of the jews and gypsies in europe. it was the musim spain and turkey where jews followed and till today live in places that were erstwhile part of the ottoman empire including india. the zorastrians in india fled the pagan greeks and the sikhs have had their share of riots under secular india. need i mention the thousands of hapless victims of caste system in rural india massacred by upper caste hindus?

Re: India's 'Iron Lady' walks free after 14 years

meerdeen — Wed, 20 Aug 2014 14:31:16 -0000

your knowledge of india and palestine is as convoluted as they are about human rights and human decency. crawl back into the hole you live bozo.

Re: My brother was killed at Rabaa

meerdeen — Thu, 14 Aug 2014 21:53:57 -0000

your brother is a martyr whose reward is guaranteed here or in the hereafter. Those low lives who try to belittle your brothers martyrhood are the pitiful masses who are human only in looks. May your brother drink from the cup of everlasting life along with the hundreds of others including children whose lives had been cut short in Gaza. Ameen.

Re: Shaul Spitzer: Teen Gets Prison in Religious Dispute Firebomb

meerdeen — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 22:49:29 -0000

the jewish kid would have been labeled either a shoe-bomber, fire-cracker bomber, an underwear bomber, a piggledy-higgledy bomber anything that would have dehumanized him. evidence would have been advanced to his trips back home for jihadi training and video productions acting as a translator, financier and lone-shark sleeper cell operative as part of the north america program of alqaeda. his picture would have been photoshopper to look like the crooked nosed character that loon watch uses in its website. his family would have been linked with terrorist links through marriage all the way to the muslim brotherhood back to pre-sadat days and a global domination agenda would have been offered as a motive for their immigration to the states. suggestions would have been made by the jury to serve him bacon and ham in his supermax jailcell profitted by the all-americans wells fargo bank.

Re: LOOKING BACK

meerdeen — Tue, 06 Sep 2011 00:54:33 -0000

certain people are best advised to keep their mouth shut, not because they make perfect sense but on the contrary, when they speak, they bray like a donkey. i think the prophetic idiom of "talking less and listening more" as an adab applies to you my friend, because you haven't mastered any skill with which the world can benefit from except youself. peace bro.

Re: EID MUBARAK!

meerdeen — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 13:56:42 -0000

Eid mubarak road-runners! hope you hop into canada in your next voyage, the northern roads are all open up to the frozen waters of Sinan.

Re: Day 29: Making Adjustments

meerdeen — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 03:17:53 -0000

a one-armed man with many tricks up his sleeve.

Re: Day 22: Understanding Love

meerdeen — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 17:13:31 -0000

the way you are getting sick, not being able to differentiate between "i see" and "hmmm" and all the subtle categories human beings use when they confront confusion, amazement, surprise, speechless situations can be fatal for you. by clumping human beings into a binary opposite of "salaf" and "others" you are taking away the many ways islam is expressive and meaningful. don't take my word for it, but you need to change your holy shrink.

Re: Day 28: Sleeping Through The Storm

meerdeen — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 03:34:31 -0000

just typing in the early hours of the day of eid to wish a happy eid to you two. where will you tent in for the ramadan ending feast?

Re: Day 28: Sleeping Through The Storm

meerdeen — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 18:02:57 -0000

any idea for next year? i have, "30 people in 30 states" looks like photo-voice and story-telling is what you guys do best. if you don't do it, i will.

Re: Day 27: Finding ‘Qadr

meerdeen — Sun, 28 Aug 2011 15:07:10 -0000

before some non-muslims make confusion with the search for the "night of power" or Qadr with easter egg search, let me explain that we try to pray most of the odd nights of the last ten in Ramadan (21/23...29) from sundown to sunup. we hope that if we are caught praying in that "moment of truth" our prayers will be answered and sins forgiven because of the enormous power that moment holds.

Re: Day 26: Pointed In The Right Direction

meerdeen — Sat, 27 Aug 2011 01:51:08 -0000

you guys have found gems along the way, i never knew a cross country road trip, stopping by the smaller muslim communities would bring up such rich labyrinth of stories. can't thank you enough for coming up with this brilliant idea and bridging the cut-off communities into the mainstream memory of what its like to be american, muslim and human.

Re: Day 25: Meeting Freeway

meerdeen — Sat, 27 Aug 2011 01:21:57 -0000

why do you people troll on this site just to spoil a perfect broth? i mean who asked your opinion on music, if we wanted one, we would go to islamonline or suhaibwebb or some other knowledeable site. please stop acting like a charlatan and try to educate the rest of muslims about usul. this is not from the sunnah, even if you think you are always right, you are not welcome to preach whenever you feel like. keep your fatwas to yourself and make your peace with the fact that millions of muslims can make their own judgements about anything that seems important without being reminded like a pop-up "do you know..." type of microsoft wizard.

Re: Day 22: Understanding Love

meerdeen — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 02:32:26 -0000

your pleas sound so lame. you are asking these blogger kids to make up stories that fits your agenda. do you honestly think that a committed writer, writes to please his/her readers? serious writers/film makers/ artists are socially responsible people, they create from a need that is beyond the purveys of a group interest or a pat in the back. these bloggers set out to tell us a different story than what most americans get as a their morning message, and this happens to be real stories from real people, they don't live in your or fox tv crews' fiction. the gay imam, the battered women, the humming old folks in the south, the lover muslim these people are what makes their story so interesting and alive. i would rather these stories than any self-righteous portrayal of american islam that doesn't exist anywhere. i think most americans can relate with this depiction of islam than what the religious and political groups often try to portray each other in the public eye. the way they have been depicted with compassion and great care, compiling these lives into a future documentary would not be an unjust demand on the bloggers.

Re: Day 22: Understanding Love

meerdeen — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 02:11:37 -0000

its simple your mind is close to the evidence isa is putting forth, he has already given a rationale of why the hanafi school went against saying any difinitive fatwa on homosexuality and capital punishment, while you have put forth nothing but your opaqueness to the subject. its plain that isa comes from a scholarly pursuit and you have nothing to back up your conviction, so unless you put forth a conclusive evidence that equates homosexual behaviour as sinful and thus a punishable offense, i would take isa's position any day as scholars in islam have always told us to do.

Re: Day 24: Battered But Not Beaten

meerdeen — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 01:47:38 -0000

can't stop laughing at the bloated ego people bring in side-tracking the issue at hand. this article is about several battered women who happened to be muslim and the unfortunate paths their lives took, but most people in this thread are engaged in justifying who is more respectful or informed than other. don't move away from the topic, which is domestic abuse and gender inequality. if you want to appear serious, dig in your pocket, and don't lecture about adab.

Re: Day 22: Understanding Love

meerdeen — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 14:11:24 -0000

so the muslim woman are supposed to be some sort of paraiah for the bloggers? whats wrong with getting their opinion from their side? the prophet used to sit with them in his mosque and discuss with them the most private things between a male and woman, because simply they were important. these bloggers are giving us a glimpse of the frustrations of the women's corner in a mosque that we all know from our experience is real and deplorable but we end up doing nothing, because apparantly we have not been able to see our women folk eye to eye. look inside your brain first before you open your mouth.

Re: Day 22: Understanding Love

meerdeen — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 14:02:55 -0000

people who are jumping at the throats of bassam and aman, should just stop and realize that they are beating the messengers. the bloggers are story-tellers just like reporters, they do not conform neither do they deny what happens in and around them. they are simply reporting things as "authentically" as one can. i am amazed at the IQ level of some of the critics of the bloggers and the imam, are you guys living in a cocoon? you can take your vile opinions about one's faith and his relationship to his God to yourself, for the most, we would like to know our neighbours, muslims of different streaks "so we can understand each other better" as Allah calls it in the Quran.