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Posted: **Wed May 06, 2009 9:41 am**

Sexual undertones is something to be used to in poetry however you Basra my dear give us a full clear broadcast no analysis required

Posted: **Wed May 06, 2009 1:04 pm**

That poem has SOOOOOOOO NOT............sexual undertones! I dare you to a challenge. Bring forth your arguements with examples of lines from the poem. I need a mental...'stimulation'.

Posted: **Wed May 06, 2009 1:13 pm**

This poem is so racist against Muslims!

"Is there Any Taliban ready to pierce my soul with the sharpest & thickest of a sword?"

Posted: **Wed May 06, 2009 1:34 pm**

Is there Any Taliban ready to pierce my soul with the sharpest & thickest of a sword?

ieww. that's disgusting. take your public cries for sexual penetration elsewhere.

when i am so low and my heart open to bleed;
My heart heavy

and DOUBLE ieww. do u have to talk about your heavy and bloody menstruation in public ??

all in all, I think this to be a disgusting post.

Posted: **Wed May 06, 2009 7:53 pm**

studente aka ayaantu-----why are u stalking me? I cant debate with u on an academic basis because your brains are not to my ..."level"... :clap:

Posted: **Wed May 13, 2009 8:15 am**

is there ANY Felicity in this world left? This gloomy rainy weather depresses me !

Posted: **Wed May 13, 2009 8:51 am**

basra,

this past weekend i watched Sense and Sensibility... loved it. :mrgreen:

Posted: **Wed May 13, 2009 9:07 am**

STATING

THAT THE ROAD TO FELICITY IS KNOWLEDGE AND ACTION

(p. 194)

If you say: "It is clear to me that treading the path of felicity is the determination of the intelligent (folk) and its neglect is the heedlessness of the ignorant.

How could someone travel this road without any knowledge of it?

How could I know that knowledge and action are the path [to felicity] in order to tread upon it?"

You have two ways of knowing it:

First, one that is agreeable to the prior methodology, and it is that you should consider what the three groups agreed upon.

Indeed they were united in [the belief] that success and salvation will not be achieved save by knowledge and action together.

They have agreed that knowledge is nobler than action. It is as though action is its achievement. Knowledge steers action to arrive at its destination.

Allah, the Most High, states:

{To Him pious speech rises, And the righteous action advances it higher}

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http://www.ghazali.org/works/mizan-en2.htm

Posted: **Wed May 13, 2009 9:12 am**

I wish I could give you some of my happiness maanta waan faraxsanahay I got good news Alhamdulillah :clap:

My dearest Basra I write you these words
Heart felt and can no longer be ignored
If you love please let it be known
This torment, it's killing my soul
And in my mind I can no longer abode
Thus I must try to be clear
Give you one chance to tell all of us here
Ask this question and its answer must be told
Is it Lugooyo or Qansa's hand that you'd rather hold

:mrgreen:

Posted: **Wed May 13, 2009 9:43 am**

Zulaika aka bb

I am glad u love S & S it is one of my favorite. :clap:

Now to your heart felt question: Whose hand i rather hold? Well....thats difficult to say....

Both men satisfy me in a different level. Qansa is Mr. Heathcliff, the silent strong broody tragic hero that every girl secretly dreams of. His lazy, imobile locomotion of broodiness is sexy and virgin like. I cant describe it more than that. :lol:

Sir Lug is the opposite: Mr. Darcy. Happy, charming, sexy, yet there is a sense of experience and very far from virgin. A sense of minuteness knowledge of karma sultra that i find intriguing not to mention daunting.There is also an aspect of suroonimmo in him that i like- unlike qansa who is humble and of very poor backround! Sir lug brings prestige suitable to my gold digging liking! :clap:

is that clear enuf zuli aka bb aka Qansa? :cry: