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All l Want for Eid is....
lightningatnite
12/14/00 at 15:31:19
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Salam :)

Come on, fill in the blank!  I was hoping this would be a good way to get gift ideas.  And hey, you never know when Ramadhan Ali might pay a visit to the Madina :) Ok, I'll go first...

:) Wassalam :)

Re: All l Want for Eid is....
lightningatnite
12/14/00 at 16:07:49
...a stucco house in the foothills of Andulucia, overlooking the Mediterranean, with a white Arabian horse and a beautiful Muslim spanish wi...

ok, so the horse doesn't have to be white :)

hmm, my sis got me one of those fountain things which I think is dope.  If you know anyone who likes to read, I'd definitely suggest Rumi.  There's a pretty good collection called The Essential Rumi, by Coleman Barks.  I've never been the same since I read it.  

How about this, what was the nicest gift you ever got? :)

:) Wassalam :)

Re: All l Want for Eid is....
se7en
12/14/00 at 16:27:39
... lindt chocolate!!!  that stuff is awesome :)(how's that for a hint:))

Re: All l Want for Eid is....
bhaloo
12/14/00 at 16:55:36
slm

You know I never had Lindt chocolate tell last year.  A friend from Canada sent me some in mail.  I thought that was really nice. :)  So yummy.  Man I need to get my mind off of chocolates.  :(
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
BrKhalid
12/14/00 at 17:52:43
Asalaamu Alaikum

All I want for Eid is for people to finally start saying " double U " instead of " Dubya " :)

What's the attraction of a beautiful Muslim Spanish winter rug btw ???
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
SafiaYazmin
12/14/00 at 18:17:21
As salamualaikum
I saw these cute muslima "barbie-type" dolls. They come with a prayer gown, muslim school uniform or modest play clothes. All of their little heads are covered. I think those are so cute!!!
I'm going to get one for my friends daughter, but does anyone know where I can get more outfits...short of sewing them myself (it could get ugly)
And Kalid..I hear you on that Dubya thing...drives me crazy.

Salam
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
Kathy
12/14/00 at 21:53:00
slm
I would like for  Allah swt to give me what I need most...
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
Aladdin
12/15/00 at 20:42:56
Salaams,

I'm completely stumped!  Never thought about what I'd really like for Eid.  I'll have to think about this one ...

I usually just give money to my friends' children - but I'm all all ears for better suggestions. :)

wa-salaams.
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
lightningatnite
12/16/00 at 00:27:23
Salam :)
[quote]I would like for  Allah swt to give me what I need most... [/quote]
Hmm...Kathy, lets see, don't tell me theres a kitchen appliance your husband forgot to get you ;)  j/k, May Allah grant you what you wish :)
[quote]What's the attraction of a beautiful Muslim Spanish winter rug btw [/quote]
Khalid, if you saw these beautiful muslim spanish winter rugs,  you'd know what the attraction is :)  kidding kidding hahah :)

Aladdin, I got these awesome bouncy ball things at our career fair that light up when you bounce them, and some of them make sounds too.  Well, kids love them...heck I love them dang things too(se7en, are you listening ;)

Wow guys, thanks for all the creative ideas, here's Ramadhan Ali's shopping list so far:

1. se7en-Lindt Chocolate
2. jannah-Lindt Chocolate
3. bhaloo-Lindt Chocolate
4. saleema-Lindt Chocolate
5. kathy-high powered electric egg beater :)
6. khalid-winter rug(note: what the heck is a winter rug?)

:) wassalam :)
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
bhaloo
12/16/00 at 00:53:25
slm

I think we can do a little better then Lindt chocolate, right? :)  I don't know anything about chocolate other then I like eating it, but I'm sure there must be better kinds out there?  ???  The British probably know a thing or two about this?  right?
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
Kathy
12/16/00 at 12:34:47
slm
If my husband brought me home a high powered electric egg beater....
the first thing I would beat-
would not be an egg!
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
BrKhalid
12/16/00 at 13:42:15
Asalaamu Alaikum

[quote]6. khalid-winter rug(note: what the heck is a winter rug?)[/quote]

lightning...why that's most kind...I'll have this one please :)

[url]http://www.finerugs.com/kerman.htm[/url]

Having said that if you know anyone who's going to Makkah and could bring me back one of the carpets from Masjid Al Haram.....;)

[quote]The British probably know a thing or two about this?  right? [/quote]

Hmmm...Cadbury's Chocolates....Nestle Chocolates...Mars Chocolates...yeah we know a thing or two but you try only eating just one or two :)


Kathy ~ An egg beater has other uses? :o

On a serious note may Allah accept your Umrah lightning and grant your prayers. Don't forget to make duah for your Citizens back home.
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
zakk
12/16/00 at 18:14:22

[quote]slm
If my husband brought me home a high powered electric egg beater....
the first thing I would beat-
would not be an egg![/quote]
A new twist on chasing your hubby with a rolling pin...
I would really like some new and interesting hijabs... all mine are plain colors.. PATTERNS I NEED PATTERNS!
Oh and some new books.
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
Aladdin
12/17/00 at 16:58:42
Salaams,

All -> what's "lindt" chocolate?  Is it Swiss?  I love Swiss choccys!!! :)

Lightening -> Those bouncy flashing balls ;D, I've seen them around, but they make noises now?!?!?  Cool!  I fancy one of them magic yo-yos myself - the ones which have a little gyroscope thing in them to spin forever!  Just one thing though ... tell me more about these andalucian winter rugs ... I don't belive I saw any when I went over there. :)

Egg beaters - nothing wrong with them!  I got my mum an automatic handheld mixer one day when I saw her beat some eggs with a fork and thought "woah, that looks painful!".  It makes mixing so much easier now.  She loves it!!! :) :)

Zak - there's a book entitled "Focus on Scarf Styling" written by Layla Barron - perhaps it may give you some ideas???

Wa-Salaams.
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
Anonymous
12/17/00 at 17:28:26
If you guys think that Lindt chocolates are the best than you
haven't tried Godiva chocolates.  They are unbelievable!
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
zakk
12/17/00 at 20:28:14
Yeah but godivas are expenssssivvveeeee....

Bacis are yummy, with the little romantic sayings inside...

tobler is good

but I like plain ol kitkats and twixes
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
bhaloo
12/17/00 at 20:43:33
slm

I didn't get up for suhoor today so it was a little harder today.

[quote]
Hmmm...Cadbury's Chocolates....Nestle Chocolates...Mars Chocolates...yeah we know a thing or two but you try only eating just one or two :)
[/quote]

Those are normal chocolates, they aren't the fancy kind.  Cadbury is nice, I like Hershey's Symphony though.  I thought there were some better British chocolates though?

I haven't had Godiva in a while, cause as Zakk mentioned they are expensive.  I haven't heard of Bacis.

Yeah Tobbler isn't bad, its ok.  I went to the Ghiradelli chocolate factory up in San Francisco 2 years ago.  The chocolate was pretty good. :)
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
Nazia
12/18/00 at 00:25:17
Assalamu Alaikum,

[quote]All l Want for Eid is....[/quote]

a 3.6 GPA

:(

On a side note, I got the most amazing Ramadan gift.

My fiance recorded the entire 30th juz, in his own voice/qirat, and sent it to me. :)

<And I put him on Napster!!>  :o

;D

Seriously though, Alhamdulillah, it was very, very awesome.

Take Care everyone,

Wassalamu Alaikum,
Nazia Abbas
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
Kathy
12/18/00 at 08:42:12
slm
What an excellent gift!
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
lightningatnite
12/18/00 at 17:50:57
Salam :)
[quote]What an excellent gift! [/quote]
...I don't think this would work if I tried it :)

I think the name of this post should have been "What kind of chocolate do you want for Eid..." :)

This is the perfect gift for a brother, but its not for the faint of heart:
http://formen.ign.com/news/15291.html
:) ...gives new meaning to the quote "What do you mean I was speeding? " hahah :)

Kathy, you never completed your sentence...

Thanks Khalid for the dua, so you want me to get you the rug from the Haram huh? I heard people actually 'steal' pieces of the kaaba cloth to bring home, now that wasn't you was it ? :)

Aladdin, I'm not sure if you caught my innuendo, but if you did lets just say I can't really say much more here...;) :)

Speaking of side comments, I was watching this Arab movie the other day on ART, and it was SOOO serious and dramatic, completely the opposite of Indian movies where they're singing some jolly song every 10 seconds.  But its funny, if you've ever been to Arab weddings, its completely the opposite.  Arabs weddings usually have singing and dabka dancing and they're really happy, while Indian weddings are pretty serious, no singing or anything like that.  


:) Wassalam :)

Re: All l Want for Eid is....
BrKhalid
12/18/00 at 18:32:01
Asalaamu Alaikum

[quote]Those are normal chocolates, they aren't the fancy kind.  Cadbury is nice, I like Hershey's Symphony though.  I thought there were some better British chocolates though?[/quote]

Hmmm...I miss be missing out :(
Otherwise the Swiss and the Belgians tend to have the market wrapped up when it comes to fine chocolate.

[quote]My fiance recorded the entire 30th juz, in his own voice/qirat, and sent it to me[/quote]

Wow! Now that is original (takes note) :)

[quote]Thanks Khalid for the dua, so you want me to get you the rug from the Haram huh? I heard people actually 'steal' pieces of the kaaba cloth to bring home, now that wasn't you was it ?[/quote]

I have heard of souvenir hunting but that takes the biscuit!! But does anyone know if they actually sell the carpets that they have in Haram?



Re: All l Want for Eid is....
bhaloo
12/18/00 at 19:06:25
slm

[quote]I have heard of souvenir hunting but that takes the biscuit!!
[/quote]

Hahahah, in America we say, that takes the cake. :)

What is Dabka? ???  Gladiator, that's a really cool add on to a car. :)  It sure beats the club. ;)
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
Kathy
12/18/00 at 21:54:44
slm
Which sentance? There are two I left unfinished.
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
lightningatnite
12/20/00 at 09:26:15
Salam :)

"takes the biscuit"...haha Khalid, you sound like my dad, when we go to Price Chopper he says "Go get a trolley" and I once said that in front of my friends and I never heard the end of it, they were laughing so hard :)

Kathy, you said...[quote]I would like for Allah swt to give me what I need most... [/quote]

Bhaloo, this just keeps getting better...
Video clip:
http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/africa/9812/11/flame.thrower.car/240x180.html

You've never heard of dabka?!?  Let me put it this way, I'm gonna have dabka at my wedding even if I marry a girl from Zimbabwe :)  Seriously, I've got a true story, you can ask Jannah or se7en about this.  My older brother is usually the shyest guy in front of other people, he'll sit way back in the corner and make dhikr, or talk to one or two people about Islam, may Allah reward him.  Lately he's big into tabligh, got the maulana beard going on.  Well, we went to a  friends wedding, and when the dabka started, I don't what got into him, but he jumped up there and dragged me with him!  Well, it doesn't end there...

The leader of the dabka usually has a scarf or a stick that he swings around to signify his awesome power...well my brother goes up there and then they pass him the stick, so he's trying to lead like 40 Arab guys meanwhile I literally fell on the ground laughing, I'm serious I hurt I was laughing so hard, and so se7en sees this and tries to take pictures :) :) :)  

I mean, that was an awesome wedding.  And often the groom will join in, its like the most fun guys can have at a wedding anyway...Bhaloo I've got to track down the wedding video for you :)

I think dabka is palestinian originally, all the brothers usually join together in a circle, arms locked, and every third or fourth beat(you need a music for this) you stomp in front of you.  I don't know, if some Palestinian reads this, he's gonna kill me I don't know the details of it :)  Al-Basha, Ali, maybe you guys know more about it?

Now I'm sure sisters have their share of weird rituals that go on at those henna parties...

:) Wassalam :)
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
Kathy
12/20/00 at 10:42:47
slm
I really don't know what I need most. Only Allah swt knows what I truely need.
So many times in my life I have prayed fervently for something- and it turned out to be something that wasn't right for me.
You ask for a certain person to be your mate- and it doesn't happen- later you find out the reason why.
You ask for a material object- and don't get it- only to find out later, it wasn't good for you.
You pray for a job, a child, money, sucess, and you don't get it. Or if you do, They are not good for you.
Humdil Allah- I ask Allah swt for what I need most- as He swt is the All Knowing, The Provider, and The Most Generous. - as he knows better than I.
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
se7en
12/20/00 at 14:46:21

as salaamu alaykum wa rahmatAllahi wa barakatuh,

Kathy that was a really nice post :)

[quote] so se7en sees this and tries to take pictures [/quote]I look up and I'm like "woahhhh...are those *MY* brothers dancing around with a sword?!!!"  Of course I had to take pictures for blackma-I mean- memories :)  

Lightning, can you say "honda"? ;)


Re: All l Want for Eid is....
Malika
12/20/00 at 15:17:18
slm

Kathy... every since this post started I was trying to think of what all I want for EID.  I was likewise a little stumped with your answer so I said "well, what she needs must be private"
now with you explanation of what you meant I have now found out what I want for EID.

That Is "What I need most"  Alhumdulliah! for bringing that to my attention.

OK Gladiator, I would not mind one of those gadgets for the car.  Carjacking would be non-existance
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
bhaloo
12/20/00 at 15:59:09
slm

Nicely said Kathy, alhumdullilah.

Gladiator, hahahaha.  I definitely have to see this video. :)  Wow, that flamethrower is something else.
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
BrKhalid
12/20/00 at 18:47:56
Asalaamu Alailkum

[quote]"takes the biscuit"...haha Khalid, you sound like my dad[/quote]

Why is he British too? :)


Kathy I hear what you say and we full of so many imperfections that we don't really know what's good for us. But don't give up asking of your Lord too because one day you may actually get what you ask for :)

Okay someone correct me if I'm wrong but if Allah does not grant your particular dua He does the following:

1) Gives you the reward for making the dua in the Hereafter

2) Removes an affliction that was destined for you


Okay enough from me. Just going to leave by saying I don't even wanna start to know what goes on at henna parties :)
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
Sara
12/20/00 at 20:57:34
Assalam,
Ok,not to sound all greedy and everything.
But All I Want for Eid is MONEY$$$ Because I'm always broke.
And half the time when I get presents, I don't like it. So money from my parents and relatives are just fine!
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
meraj
12/21/00 at 07:44:41
as salaamu alaikum,

my two front tee...

ok sorry had to say that :D

hmm... a plextor 12/10/32a cdrw drive (yes, geeks have wishes too :) )... and a complete tarteel and tajweed quran recitation set on cd...

dang thats asking too much :( ... ok i agree with sara... i just want the $$$ :)
Re: What to ask for...
jannah
12/21/00 at 12:21:31
Ramadan:
                 The Night of Power:

                 31 Personal Duas to Choose From

                 Abdul Malik Mujahid

                 Dua is the essense of worship. (Anas, May Allah be please with
                 him related that the Prophet said this as reported in Tirmidhi).

                 Supplications (Duas) of three persons are not refused: a fasting
                 man when breaking the fast, a just ruler, and an oppressed person
                 (It is reported by Abu Huraira as the Prophet's saying: Tirmidhi).

                 No one makes a Dua without Allah giving him what he asks for, or
                 keeping away from him a similar amount of evil, provided he does
                 not ask for something sinful, or for breaking family ties (Jabir
                 related this as the Prophet saying: Tirmidhi).

                 **********************************************

                 For a number of non-Arabic speaking Muslims, Duas are
                 sometimes perceived as the incomprehensible Arabic words
                 Imams utter after prayers. They usually resort to simply repeating
                 "Ameen" after everyone else, without understanding what they are
                 asking Allah for.

                 Other non-Arabic speaking Muslims may try to memorize some of
                 the major Duas in Arabic and can and do understand what’s being
                 said.

                 But one thing that’s often forgotten about Dua is that it’s direct
                 communication with Allah. And Allah is multilingual. He actually
                 created them all. He knows ALL languages, whether it’s the
                 specific dialect of your village back home of the slangy street talk
                 of urban America.

                 Allah also knows what’s hidden in the deep recesses of our hearts.
                 Those feelings of pain, anguish, resentment, love, hatred,
                 bitterness, longing, etc. that we so successfully hide from everyone
                 else, including our closest family members and friends.

                 So why not let it all out. Why not let Allah be your "therapist". Let
                 your prayer mat be your "couch" while you reveal and ask the One
                 who is in control, Who knows you better than you know yourself
                 for all that you want in these next ten days and especially, nights,
                 of Ramadan.

                 There are Duas that are definitely part of the Sunnah which you
                 can and should use during Laylatul Qadr.

                 For example in this Hadith: It is narrated from Aisha, may Allah be
                 pleased with her, that she said: I said: 'O Messenger of Allah, if I
                 know what night is the Night of Qadr what should I say?.’ He
                 said: ‘Say: O Allah you are pardoning and you love to pardon so
                 pardon me.’ [Ahmad, Ibn Majah, Tirmidhi]

                 One tip though: Dua cannot be done in a distracted manner, as the
                 Prophet has said in a Hadith narrated by Abu Huraira: Make Dua
                 and be assured of being answered, and know that Allah does not
                 answer a Dua from a careless heart which is not concentrating
                 (Tirmidhi).

                 Here are some examples of personal, relevant Duas you can make
                 in these remaining days of Ramadan, Insha Allah:

                 1. Oh Allah, please forgive me for all of the bad that I’ve done,
                 and I continue to do. You are so Merciful and kind, please forgive
                 me, and help me stay away from all that’s wrong. It’s so hard for
                 me, and I’m so weak but You are the Strong. Please make me
                 strong and sincere.

                 2. Oh Allah, I beg You, please guide my parents to Islam. Do not
                 let them die without realizing who their Lord is. Let them see the
                 truth of Islam and help them resist the pressure of friends who try
                 to turn them away from You.

                 3. Oh Allah, guide my brother Mark to Islam. Make him closer to
                 You, and give me the means and abilities to help him become
                 closer to You with sincerity.

                 4. Oh Allah, please guide my neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, to
                 Islam. They are such decent, good people, and they are so good
                 to us. They have never opposed us in our Deen, and You have
                 seen how they have been so open to Islam. Please guide them and
                 make them Muslims.

                 5. Oh Allah, make every single aspect of my life be for You.
                 Please remove all false intentions that I have.

                 6. Oh Allah, protect us from violence and danger, You are our
                 Protector.

                 7. Ya Allah, let me love You as You deserved to be loved, and let
                 me fear You as You deserve to be feared, and let me die as one
                 of the Muslims.

                 8. Oh Allah, increase me in knowledge, but let this knowledge be
                 with sincerity, not seeking fame, glory, status, material wealth. Let
                 this knowledge serve Your cause in a way that You accept, and
                 let it benefit humanity.

                 9. Oh Allah, please guide my children and all children. They are
                 surrounded by so much temptation and Haram, protect them my
                 Lord from all of the evil influences that are around them. Give them
                 friends who will strengthen their Iman and help them stay on the
                 Straight Path.

                 10. Oh Allah, guide me to seek my knowledge of You and this
                 blessed Deen (religion) from those who are sincere, who possess
                 the correct Islamic knowledge, who are moderate and gentle, who
                 are not harsh or impatient with me, and who understand where I’m
                 coming from, my situation as a Muslim in this country, living in this
                 world today.

                 11. Oh Allah, please give me the means to buy a home without
                 interest so that I can provide a more comfortable place for my
                 family without disobeying You my Creator. And only You can
                 Provide.

                 12. Oh Allah, don’t let me ever turn away from You, no matter
                 how many trials and difficulties You test me with. Let these
                 difficulties serve to make me a stronger Muslim and more sincere
                 to You.

                 13. Oh Allah, bless our scholars who are striving to spread and
                 maintain Islam in this world full of Kufr and Haram.

                 14. Oh Allah, bless all of those who have taught me about You
                 and Islam, from little Marya at the Islamic school, who taught me
                 the importance of being patient with little kids, to Shaykh Ikram,
                 who, despite his harshness, taught me the importance of speaking
                 the Truth, no matter how much others dislike it.

                 15. Oh Allah, give me the ability to forgive all those who have hurt
                 me in word and deed, especially my brother ......, who has ignored
                 every attempt I have made to reconcile with him. And please Oh
                 Allah, join our hearts.

                 16. Oh Allah, please get me out of this horrible debt that is
                 burdening me. Please give me means that are Halal to get out of
                 this as soon as possible, so that I can face You on the Day of
                 Judgment free of all debts.

                 17. Oh Allah, open a way for my son to marry as soon as
                 possible. Let him marry a sister who is sincere and devoted to
                 You and who is compatible with him.

                 18. Oh Allah, open a way for my daughter Salma to marry as
                 soon as possible. Let her marry a brother who is sincere and
                 devoted to You and who is compatible with her.

                 19. Oh Allah, please grant my friend Ali and his wife Shaheen
                 healthy children. They so badly want children and they Insha Allah
                 would make such great Muslim parents. Please grant them children
                 who will grow up to be a source of Mercy for them.

                 20. Oh Allah, help Muslim orphans wherever they are, but
                 especially right now in Chechnya. Give me the means and ability to
                 do whatever I can for them.

                 21. Oh Allah, guide and protect our teenagers who need Your
                 Help and Guidance from all of the temptations of sex, drugs,
                 alcohol and all of the other Harams in our society.

                 22. Oh Allah, cleanse my heart of the sicknesses of arrogance and
                 pride and let me die as one of the sincere, humble Muslims.

                 23. Oh Allah, all of my brothers and sisters who are suffering for
                 Your sake through torture, violence, in jails, etc., around the world
                 please forgive their sins and grant them Jannatul Firdaws.

                 24. Oh Allah, I have been so impatient and angry in my behavior,
                 please give patience and help me control my anger for Your sake.

                 25. Oh Allah, open a way for me to make Hajj as soon as
                 possible, so that I can fulfill my obligation to You.

                 26. Oh Allah, give my sister Maryam patience with her cancer.
                 She is in so much pain because of her treatments. Please give her
                 patience and let her sickness be a way for her sins to be forgiven.

                 27. Oh Allah, bless brothers Naseem, Issa and Manzoor, who are
                 always at our Masjid working on repairs, or cleaning bathrooms
                 or keeping the place clean after everyone else has left a mess.

                 28. Oh Allah, lift the veils from the eyes of those who have been
                 deceived into seeing Islam as something bad because of ignorance
                 and media stereotypes.

                 29. Oh Allah, bring all humans closer to You, and do not make us
                 Muslims a test for them with our misrepresentation of Islam
                 because of our bad behavior.

                 30. Oh Allah, help me stop my bad habits of eating and talking too
                 much.

                 31. Oh Allah, please help me give up smoking this year. It’s so
                 hard to give up smoking after all of these years, but only You can
                 make it easy.

                 Please don't say that Allah knows what I need. Yes. He does. But
                 He also loves to hear from you. Consider this Hadith: Abu Huraira
                 related that the Prophet said: Allah is angry with those who do not
                 ask Him for anything (Tirmidhi).
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
Malika
12/21/00 at 16:12:22
slm

Jannah,

Nicely put but still...
I want Allah to give what I need most...
He indeed knows what it is... and as soon as he is finished with all the requests I put in for :)
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
Arsalan
01/18/01 at 20:08:33
Assalamu alaikum,

I think there is a difference between what Abdul Malik is saying and what Kathy said.  Some people don't make du'aa to Allah (swt).  The reason they give is "oh Allah knows what I need, so why should I even bother to ask Him verbally?"  This is a wrong attitude.  But to pray to Allah to give you whatever is best is from the Sunnah.  Consider the du'aa: Rabbana aatina fid Dunyaa hasanah, wa fil aakhirati hasanah ... (Our Lord, give us the best in this world and the best in the Hereafter ...)

I spent the Eid in Pakistan, and the tradition there is to give cash, not gifts.  I collected a total of some 1,000 Rupees.  700 of those were spent on buying 5 volumes of Tafsir Ibn Kathir (in Urdu), and 300 were spent in buying an Urdu-Urdu dictionary (a [i]lughat[/i])!

Wassalamu alaikum.
Re: All l Want for Eid is....
se7en
01/19/01 at 16:37:49

wa alaykum as salaam wa rahmatAllah,

Arsalan!  Welcome back bro, tell us about your trip.



Re: All l Want for Eid is....
bhaloo
01/19/01 at 17:38:15
slm

Arsalan, Asim, and Gladiator are all back, alhumdullilah. :)  Men on a Mission in full effect.  ;)  I don't think any of them have shared their adventures with us.  Brothers do share.


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