Are you serious MR? No way!? A Muslim who supports McCain!? A Muslim who wants 100 more years in Iraq? A Muslim who want’s America to become a Christian Nation!? A Muslim!? Are you sure?
Yes I am! In fact he blogs at MuslimMatters.org under the name ‘hamada’. His recent blog post contained a video from FOX News in which he was shedding light on the Obama-Hijabi issue. I never thought Muslims for McCain existed. With all of the bad and negative aspects of Barack Obama, it is clear that in terms of Muslim blood, John McCain is much worse. Not only in that, the Jews love McCain. Especially the Zionists and AIPAC. Joe Lieberman, the former Democrat now Independent (soon to be Republican) is AIPAC’s trump card in Politics. This guy is seen with McCain in Iraq even correcting him on which country is supporting the resistance in Iraq. He is also took McCain on a tour in Israel. They also hooked up in DC.
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It’s on Digg.com’s frontpage right now. If it reaches a 1,000 diggs it’ll probably be in the top 10 for the week.
Muslima.com is wack! Why? They don’t have privacy policies when it comes to profile pictures. Even non-Muslim related sites like Facebook and MySpace provide this option. Then again if matriomonial sites didn’t prodive pictures of the members then no one would join. I guess that’s why all the sisters are wearing niqab. I never liked the Muslim matrimonial sites.
In my personal opinion, Facebook does a lot better job in hooking up Muslims than any Muslim marriage site. Don’t lie! You know you Facebook’d your wife/husband and/or fiance/fiancee and/or future prospectives. For the brothers, they love to see the sister has only sisters on her wall (but yet the brother can have sisters on his wall). For the sisters, they love to see that in all his pictures he’s with only brothers. Actually I just made those up, I have no idea what brothers and sisters expect.
This is not a pro-Facebook-Marriage-Seeking-Machine post, but Facebook has many more advantages than any Muslim matrimonial site. How many people do you know are registered on any of these Muslim matrimonial sites? How many people are your friends on Facebook? Bingo! That’s the halal jack pot right there. It’s all about connections. How many marriages do you know have happened through connections rather than matrimonial sites? In fact how many marriages do you personally know came out of these matriomonial sites?
The real question is who uses these sites? And why?
Violence. Revenge. Death. Decades of continous wars, peace treaties, truces, and other types of fitna has consumed the land of Palestine. Ultimately death is the only end result of any of these actions by the conflicting sides. Muslims have been fighting for years to gain back their lands, their honor and dignity. They have sacrifcied their lives to end the occupation. Nothing has changed with all of these attempts. The Israeli terrorists continue to terrorize and invade the lands of Palestine.
By the way for those who have no idea what Diablo 3 is, it’s a computer game that was extremely popular a few years back just like Starcraft. Blizzard paused Starcraft and Diablo development and focused on Warcraft with its great hit, World of Warcraft (which I have not played at all).
Due to irreconcilable differences, I’m no longer associated with SunniPath in any way (as of early May 2008). I do not answer questions there, nor do I teach any courses there.
In my honest and humble upon, Shaykh Faraz Rabbani = SunniPath. With him gone, SunniPath will be different. Who are the other fulltime scholars of SunniPath? I mean I can’t think of any of the top of my head sadly. I’d have to go to their website and check the listings. I remember getting many emails from SunniPath listing the courses and almost everytime Sh. Faraz Rabbani’s name was on 3/4’s of the courses. The popularity of Sh. Faraz and SunniPath were a combined effort and they both were branded together.
For example you have Shaykh Hamza Yusuf and Imam Zaid Shakir who are synonymous to Zaytuna Institute. Shaykh Muhammad Alshareef and Shaykh Yasir Qadhi who are synonymous to Al-Maghrib Institute. Shaykh Faraz Rabbani was synonymous to SunniPath but as you can see I will have to rid that thought from my mind.
It’s sad to hear this about SunniPath’s booting of Sh. Faraz and/or vice versa. Sh. Faraz said it was due to “irreconcilable differences”. My vocabulary is extremely low (May Allah increase it!), but to dumb it down for people like myself, that basically means SunniPath was no longer feelin’ Sh. Faraz and/or vice versa. They weren’t compatible. Different understanding? Different beliefs? Well, we won’t really know. We only know that it was “irreconcilable differences”.
Sh. Faraz has started his own store called Seekers Media and it appears he is now part of the newly created Razi Institute, which has upcoming events in Toronto, Canada and Deleware, USA.
May Allah (swt) give success to all efforts that is pleasing to Allah. Ameen!
I want to ask for forgiveness for my rude and mean attitude towards one of your videos in which you sang Tala al Badru Alayna with a rock twist. My words were harsh and I did not deliver my opinion in the Muslim way. I personally do not like the way the song was sung with the entire band but when it was the one brother in the acoustic version it was much better. I have checked out your MySpace profile which contains some other songs and they are good.
I realize that there are many young Muslims who listen to this genre of music and that the majority of artists and groups do not have halal lyrics. So if God wills this as a means for Muslims to listen to something better than so be it. God knows best.
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“I don’t think that’s in any way going to be something to worry about. I myself am not speaking for him. But we are here, we love people in general. People love us. I myself love people who love me. You know, so, everything’s mutual. I can’t go [sic] in terms of Israel and Kenya and America, and so forth, you know, but based on what else I’ve heard him say and what I know of him as an individual, I don’t think Israel should worry too much, you know, about the connection. Because, I am a Muslim myself, and I don’t think that my being a Muslim has got anything to do with my brother being the President of the United States.”
This was a radio interview with an Israeli or Palestinian station. Not sure which station, but ABC News got it from the Israeli Army Radio. The reason I think it could be a Palestinian one is that at the end of the interview he says “Asalamualykum”, acknowledging he was being interviewed by a Musim. I don’t think Israeli stations have Muslims on them so this is why I assume it might have been a Palestinian one. Besides that point, I think Malik was right to say what he said. It doesn’t matter if Barack Obama’s half brother is a Muslim.
It’s really amazing how God has planned all this out and there is a strong possibility that the next President of the United States will have a Muslim lineage. God is the best of all planners.
