Happy Ramadan
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Happy Ramadan to you as well, Mustafa. :) Flynn
Thank you Flynn, as I hope it is the same if not better for you and yours :)
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Peace, and Happy Ramadan. :) honestly I like the ideas around Ramadan. Christmas had some nice ideas however it's over shadowed by consumerism. :/ poor thing. Honestly everyone has the right to believe and have faith in something, and alot of religions have core common Values, these strength us in times of need and in ways make us a better person. :) I have a question, at the end of Ramadan, isn't there some sort of party? just curious.
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NightJammer wrote:
Peace, and Happy Ramadan.
That could almost be a translation from one of the Arabic responses.
NightJammer wrote:
Christmas had some nice ideas however it's over shadowed by consumerism. :/ poor thing.
I remember you're a fellow Edmontonian, though I'm not there anymore :(( , but I remember it wasn't too bad back there. Unlike some American cities.
NightJammer wrote:
I have a question, at the end of Ramadan, isn't there some sort of party? just curious.
It's called Eid Al-Fitr which means the "festival of the breaking of the fast". Its one of 2 official "Muslim Holidays" (the other being Eid Al-Adha, Feast/Festival of the Sacrifice). Wikipedia has a nice wrap up http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eid_ul-Fitr[^] :) OT: How is the job market in Edmonton these days? I worry that my cousins are making it more flowery than it really is.
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To you and yours Aamir. My heart goes out to the flood victims.
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Mustafa Ismail Mustafa wrote:
My heart goes out to the flood victims.
Thanks a lot Mustafa. The flood situation is real bad. Whole cities have been displaced. It is like a hurricane situation multiplied by at least 50 and the worse thing is that there was no prior indication of anything like this. May Allah help us to stand firm under these circumstances.
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NightJammer wrote:
Peace, and Happy Ramadan.
That could almost be a translation from one of the Arabic responses.
NightJammer wrote:
Christmas had some nice ideas however it's over shadowed by consumerism. :/ poor thing.
I remember you're a fellow Edmontonian, though I'm not there anymore :(( , but I remember it wasn't too bad back there. Unlike some American cities.
NightJammer wrote:
I have a question, at the end of Ramadan, isn't there some sort of party? just curious.
It's called Eid Al-Fitr which means the "festival of the breaking of the fast". Its one of 2 official "Muslim Holidays" (the other being Eid Al-Adha, Feast/Festival of the Sacrifice). Wikipedia has a nice wrap up http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eid_ul-Fitr[^] :) OT: How is the job market in Edmonton these days? I worry that my cousins are making it more flowery than it really is.
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Mustafa Ismail Mustafa wrote:
NightJammer wrote: Peace, and Happy Ramadan. That could almost be a translation from one of the Arabic responses.
I have /had Turkish friends. I think the Phase is Salam A. (I can't spell the second word off hand). and incidently the only Arabic word I know, followed by the only Indian I know "Dost" :) .
Mustafa Ismail Mustafa wrote:
NightJammer wrote: Christmas had some nice ideas however it's over shadowed by consumerism. :/ poor thing. I remember you're a fellow Edmontonian, though I'm not there anymore , but I remember it wasn't too bad back there. Unlike some American cities.
Born and raised. It's still multi cultured. We just had Heritage days with all the great food and dancing. I think that's one thing I feel proud of when it comes to Canada; being multinational yet still being " one country"(including Quebec).
Mustafa Ismail Mustafa wrote:
NightJammer wrote: I have a question, at the end of Ramadan, isn't there some sort of party? just curious. It's called Eid Al-Fitr which means the "festival of the breaking of the fast". Its one of 2 official "Muslim Holidays" (the other being Eid Al-Adha, Feast/Festival of the Sacrifice). Wikipedia has a nice wrap up http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eid\_ul-Fitr\[^\]
That's the one. I remember the parties as Millwoods would become active :) I like witnessing other cultures festivities, gives the feeling of a "child at christmas" with new events.
Mustafa Ismail Mustafa wrote:
OT: How is the job market in Edmonton these days? I worry that my cousins are making it more flowery than it really is.
Honestly? Better then it was last 3 years. End 2009 gave a feel of more IT jobs. Course many were looking for the contractors and the "special qualified". 2009 was the year of lay offs though. There is a slight pick up at the moment and companies aren't holding jobs like a poker player holding his cards to his chest. I'd have to say decent as I don't have the urge to move out of here. However IT will always be like a shark tank. environment wise, the rain clouds have been numerous and Belligerent (I love that line from futurerama). we've even had our own plague of skeeters. That's it for local News and weather, Here's DelekDave with Sports.
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Only real parents can bastardize a child. That is bastardized English, everyone else speaks adopted English. :)
Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote:
Only real parents can bastardize a child. That is bastardized English, everyone else speaks adopted English.
How many adopted bastards are the children of orphans of everyone else's real parents ? best, Bill
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Ramadan is a month of fasting from sunup till sundown, where one abstains from food, bad deeds and bad thoughts. It is supposed to remind us of the hardships of others and therefore remind us of humility. Its also there to teach us patience, a lesson that is always good. Though quite a bit on this forum might find it strange, different or even downright hostile, I still wish everyone of you a Happy Ramadan and I hope that the lessons are not lost on anyone.
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Hi Mustafa, May you, and your family, have a blessed and fulfilling Month of Ramadan, Insha'Allah. best, Bill
"Many : not conversant with mathematical studies, imagine that because it [the Analytical Engine] is to give results in numerical notation, its processes must consequently be arithmetical, numerical, rather than algebraical and analytical. This is an error. The engine can arrange and combine numerical quantities as if they were letters or any other general symbols; and it fact it might bring out its results in algebraical notation, were provisions made accordingly." Ada, Countess Lovelace, 1844
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Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote:
Only real parents can bastardize a child. That is bastardized English, everyone else speaks adopted English.
How many adopted bastards are the children of orphans of everyone else's real parents ? best, Bill
"Many : not conversant with mathematical studies, imagine that because it [the Analytical Engine] is to give results in numerical notation, its processes must consequently be arithmetical, numerical, rather than algebraical and analytical. This is an error. The engine can arrange and combine numerical quantities as if they were letters or any other general symbols; and it fact it might bring out its results in algebraical notation, were provisions made accordingly." Ada, Countess Lovelace, 1844
If the bastard child's parents where orphans themselves and died when the child was young, and they had no relatives, then it's possible for it to happen. You're talking about orphans squared where the child was born out of wedlock. It could happen, I just don't have statistics on it. Let's say 42.
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Or, look into the Bible, meet Jesus, the Creator of everything! He said that He came to earth to not only save sinners, but that we might have life, and have life to its fullest! Sounds a lot better than Ramadan!
Jesus was more polite.
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A happy one to you too Dino. 17 hours, gosh that's a lot of patience to learn!
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Actually, modern research has proven that regular fasting is extremely healthy. It improves and magnifies all your senses. People can see better and have significant improvements in hearing, smell and taste and, believe it or not, much higher energy levels.
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