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yes...it's meant to be mazbut neta...but the irony to what gabbar was referring to is that it can be read as Majbur Neta...which is what he essentially is.

I remember my friends and I holding out as long as possible with using Dos. I detested windows ( a cheap copy of the Macintosh/Acorn interface) until I could not avoid it anymore. loved the feeling of typing dir\s and seeing all the files on the hard drive flash by. Civilisation was the...

There is no doubt that the term 'martial races' was coined by the British to help serve their interests, and to justify selective recruitment policies. However, there is an historical reality that we cannot ignore. Throughout history, there have been clans, tribes, castes, people that have...

wow...same as me. First PC i ever bought for myself was an XT, 8088 with a monochrome screen (garish orange), and 5.5 inch disks. I later realised that I had been fleeced, while I could have bought a spanking new, super fast, super cool AT machine, 286 with SuperVGA screen, and hard disk...

could it be mangal bagh's group?

God is called As Samad in the Qur'aan. can be translated as "The eternally besought of all" That upon whose sustenance all creation rely, while he relies on none... Allah is also the "Rabbul Alameen" , The Lord of the Worlds, not just this world. Who knows what galaxies, star systems...

Of course everything should be questioned, from the existence of God to our purpose on earth, including the Qur'aan, islaam, etc. Howeve, once that period of questioning is over, and one decides to accept the claim that Muhammad is God's Prophet, and the Qur'aan the revealed word of God...

If there is nothing wrong with such worship, why would I be cursed for pointing it out. SEcondly, you must remember, my post was a retort to what i regard a provacative remark. I admit I did not like making that remark myself, and it was alien to me, however I do not take to condescending...

I do know What is God. God/Supreme Being/Allah/Bhagwan/Khuda is He whom we all need , while He needs none.

The knowledge that is necessary, the knowledge that is protected by the promise of God that he will preserve his zikr (Quran and Sunnah), has not changed, although it is a matter of seeking such knowledge. Wherever human intellect and endeavour is found, mistakes can arrise. Atiullah Wa...

Although I do not object to teh images, please let's lose the intimate descriptions of the female anatomy in our posts. Ladies do visit these forums, and I don't want anyone putting them off.

That's not entirely true. There were many pashtun warlords that were later ousted by the Taliban, who came back after the invasion, and are allies in Karazai's government. Those former muj. warlords are upto their necks in the drugs business.

humanity is not something that us humans are born with. It is something that needs to be cultivated in the soil of our hearts

When I saw your name come up on the new posts screen, I had a feeling you'd just posted a pic of one of our own news cuties. :cheers: ---------- Post added at 01:03 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:03 AM ---------- How about Mishal Hussain from the BBC?

Although I'd like to point out that the vast majority of madrassas in Pakistan do nothing but try to impart religious and worldy education as best they can, there are a minority which either willingly or sometimes unwillingly are used by terrorists as recruiting grounds. If we take a...

Pakistan and Bharat are not enemies at the Indo Pak border, and have not been since 1971. The LOC is an arbitrary line, which is different. Maybe it's just me, but I would never feel comfortable calling someone my enemy...even if he actually is.

sorry, deleted the wrong thread!

It's about time that the authorities called a spade a spade, and did something about these Taliban fifth columnists. All houses, properties, madrassas belonging to the Molvis of the Deobandi sect, or the takfiris among the Ahl Hadeeth sect, must be searched thoroughly, so that we can catch...

This from a person that comes from a country whose minds tell them to worship anything that is either erect, moving, stationary, dead or alive (no disrespect to anyone).

qsark bhai, this ayah is not explicitly about singing and music, however it has been interpreted as such. Some have used this ayah to declare even poetry to be Haram, however, that is not the case. The hurmah of music is not established from a nass, it is a matter of ijtihad. Which is why...