Allah is al-Muhaymin – (the Guardian) Sheikh Salman al-Oadah We find this name of Allah in the verse: “Allah says: “He is Allah, besides whom there is no God, the King, the Holy One, Peace, the Giver of Security, the Guardian.” [Sūrah al-Hashr: 23] The word muhaymin appears as a description of the Qur’ān. Allah describes the Qur’ān as “confirming the scripture that came before it and a guardian (muhaymin) over it.” [Sūrah al-Mā’idah: 48] Ibn `Abbās said: “The Qur’ān is a guardian over every scripture that came before it.” It is also said that the the Qur’ān encompasses the … Continue reading Allah is The Guardian!

As the former Bosnian president is arrested for war crimes, there is no doubt that Serbophilia is deeply rooted in British politics Adam LeBor guardian.co.uk Former Bosnian president Ejup Ganic leaves a police station in London after appearing as required by his bail conditions. Photograph: Carl Court/AFP/Getty It is a dark irony that just as Radovan Karadzic, the former Bosnian Serb leader, has begun cross-examining witnesses at his trial for war crimes and genocide at the UN war crimes tribunal at The Hague, his arch-enemy Ejup Ganic, a former Bosnian president, may soon appear in a Serbian courtroom on war-crimes … Continue reading Should John Major should be charged with war crimes – UK has rewritten Balkan history

Dalmatian horse spotted on Dartmoor A horse with the markings of a Dalmatian dog has been discovered running wild in Devon. telegraph ‘Spotty’ was born just over a week ago at Wembury Point, near Plymouth Photo: APEX The young horse, who was born to a chocolate brown mare, is a British spotted pony whose father shares the same unusual colouring. Perhaps rather predictably named Spotty, he was born just over a week ago at Wembury Point, near Plymouth although his family usually grazes on Dartmoor. Related Articles Ranching with cowboys in Wild West Wyoming Dogs as intelligent as two-year-old children … Continue reading Cute Dalmatian horse in Dartmoor 🙂

Gay swans set up nest at world’s only swannery in Dorset Two male swans have ruffled feathers at the world’s only swannery in Dorset after they set up a love nest together. telegraph.co.uk The pair show no interest in their female companions and only have eyes for each other. Photo: RICHARD AUSTIN The happy couple at Abbotsbury Swannery are the only homosexual swans among more than 1,000 birds at the reserve. They are believed to be only the second male pair ever to hook up at the reserve. The pair show no interest in their female companions and only have … Continue reading Gay swans set up nest in Dorset UK

General Election 2010: Conservative candidate calls police over Hitler video attack A Conservative parliamentary candidate who was the target of a four-letter outburst on a YouTube video featuring an actor playing Adolf Hitler has called in the police. telegraph.co.uk A still from the doctored YouTube clip, featuring the German actor Bruno Ganz as Hitler John Howell, a candidate for Henley-on-Thames, was one of a number of Oxfordshire Conservatives to be attacked in the doctored four-minute clip, which features an actor playing the German dictator in the film Downfall. Mr Howell said he was outraged after seeing the clip. It also … Continue reading Conservative parliamentary candidate calls Police Over THIS CLIP!

Pornographic magazine for the blind launched A pornographic magazine for the blind has been launched – complete with explicit text and raised pictures of naked men and women. telegraph.co.uk Among the 17 raised images include a naked woman in a ‘disco pose’, a woman with ‘perfect breasts’ and a ‘male love robot’ Photo: Lisa Murphy The book, the brainchild of Lisa Murphy and called Tactile Minds, is designed to be ‘enjoyed’ by the blind and visually impaired – and is on sale for £150. Among the 17 raised images include a naked woman in a ‘disco pose’, a woman with … Continue reading Pornographic magazine for the blind launched (by David Blunkett?)

Cleric’s support for men and women mingling in public sparks furor in Saudi Arabia Sheikh Ahmed al-Ghamdi, a Saudi cleric in the holy city of Mecca, recently declared that nothing in Islam bars men and women mingling in public places like schools and offices. For the first time in decades, religious scholars are debating the previously untouchable hallmark of gender segregation. // <![CDATA[ var pgallerycarousel_itemList = [ {"url_sm":"\/","url_lg":"\/","caption":"Two women and a man looked through books at the Riyadh International Book Fair in March. In Saudi Arabia, genders are currently required by law to remain separate as much as possible.","credit":"Fahad Shadeed\/Reuters","related":""} … Continue reading Cleric’s support for men and women mingling in Saudi Arabia!

There’s a big difference between what we say and what they hear. By Chris Seiple Arlington, Va. In the course of my travels – from the Middle East to Central Asia to Southeast Asia – it has been my great privilege to meet and become friends with many devout Muslims. These friendships are defined by frank respect as we listen to each other; understand and agree on the what, why, and how of our disagreements, political and theological; and, most of all, deepen our points of commonality as a result. I have learned much from my Muslim friends, foremost this: … Continue reading 10 terms not to use with Muslims

Dr. King’s Struggle Lives On Dawud Walid Yesterday marked the 42nd anniversary of the murder of civil rights, labor rights, human rights and peace activist Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Much of what Dr. King stressed as concerns are still valid today. He was assassinated after holding a rally for sanitation workers in Memphis, TN, a march which turned violent due to it being infiltrated by FBI agent provocateurs. As Dr. King noted in his own speeches, many in the so-called liberal establishment and media cheered him on when he called for restaurants and toilets to be desegregated. However, these … Continue reading For American Muslims Dr. King’s Struggle Lives On

In India, beaten US journalist becomes focus of police torture probe A report on ‘widespread and systemic’ police torture in India was published today, focusing on the case of US journalist Joel Elliott. Mr. Elliott claims that Indian police beat him severely while he was in their custody. // <![CDATA[ var pgallerycarousel_itemList = [ {"url_sm":"\/","url_lg":"\/","caption":"Indian police take part in a parade on Police Commemoration Day in Mumbai October 21, 2009. A human rights watchdog group has published a report alleging 'widespread and systemic' police torture in India, focusing on the case of US journalist Joel Elliott, who says he was … Continue reading Indian Police torture US US journalist