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Sunday, November 28, 2010

Day 7


Four memories you won’t forget.


1) The time of my Nikkah, no matter what, it was one of the best moments
2) Feeling sad physically
3) Bowmanville times. Literally staying up half the night and laughing till it hurt on a regular basis
4) Pakistan trip 2009, the weddings and family
5) The summer of 2003, a war between us siblings vs. my older brother!

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Day 6


Day 6: Five things you can’t live without.


First I started to write things like my husband, my dad and then I realized it’s “things”. Haha! I can actually live without all these things, but I get the point (this is me being technical) How sad am I to say my camera and make up.


1) Chapstick
2) Lappy tappers
3) My camera
4) Make-up
5) Cell phone (preferably iphone =(

Saturday, November 20, 2010

FIVE

Day 5: Six songs that you’re addicted to.

Back when I did these are the ones that I remember (so these are OLD)

1) Soniye heeriye – Sheel (Punjabi)
2) Real Love – masari
3) Lonley – akon
4) Wanna love you girl- robin thicke
5) He wasn’t good enough for me - Toni Baxter
6) I had to go – beyonce

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Day pour (4)


Day 4: Seven fears/phobias.
1) Losing a loved one
2) Becoming a bitter old lady
3) Animals(including dogs, cats etc)
4) Becoming a controlling or bad parent
5) Forgetting my main purpose in this life
6) The smell of rotten food
7) Open closet doors

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Eid Mubarak


Eid mubarak me love

Monday, November 15, 2010

MSA gone nuts

I know this may be a sensitive topic, but this is my opinion. All around the world, educational institutes have Muslim Student Associations, high-schools, colleges, universities. They’re motive to be a group is to promote Islam, to be apart of a muslim association and I believe that is one of the best things a person can do for themselves. Join a gathering that is for the sake of Good, for religion. It’s to help oneself learn new things, be a part of activities and show others that Islam is not a violent, nor negative. That said, I am not a part of the MSA, nor do I ever intend to be. I use the office for my daily prayers; I meet the people for greetings and to listen to the beneficial lectures.
The MSA’s in my schools and the ones that I know of have taken Islam and have given it a whole new twist to fit their own comfort. Please understand that people around you are taking that in, viewing you as a muslim and not just a person while your apart of that group. I feel that people take the topic of Islam and make it seem like this “fun and exciting” religion and make it out to be something that it is not. Islam is a beautiful religion that promotes good and forbids wrong. To be quite honest, I now see the MSA as a social network of flirting/dating service with the so called “sisters and brothers”. Islam is about modesty and how in the world are you showing modesty and hijab if the “brothers” and the “sisters” are spending time together, with or without the sake of the MSA activities. Then the formal gatherings also consist of the males and females together looking their best. Please don’t sit there and tell me that you’re doing all this for the sake of Allah, even if your intention is at the right place, your actions are definitely speaking otherwise. People don’t understand how much their actions effect the look of Islam. I’ve spoken to several people who are NOT muslim asking me why dating or friendship with the opposite gender is not allowed because they went to a dinner at MSA’s and viewed it being done. People who are in post-secondary education are the generation of today, they are the ones who take in and speak up. Why not take Islam and show its true beauty that’s based of having firm faith in Allah, salaah, the importance of knowledge, dikr, the importance of intention, the importance of treating people right. Why not follow on the step of Rasulullah (s.a.w) and promote that, instead of wasting time and money on formal functions, games, events for nothing but for the sake of Fun. Spend that money and create events that are meant to touch someone’s heart and change their life. As a group, have a goal to change yourself as well as others. Keep your modesty, and stop walking around giving the brothers giddy eyes and looking for reasons to borrow their pen. What a waste with these stupid petty comedy nights and flirty -tee-hee-hee-giggle-giggle wars between the girls and the guys.
I say this because countless time, I’ve had conversations with Non-muslims about Islam and it makes me so angry that they think a certain way about Islam because of the MSA! Islam doesn’t upgrade every year, it is the way it is and the way it is, it’s beautiful, wonderful!
At first I used to laugh about it, but now it just makes me angry enough to say all this! I’m no extremist; we make excuses for ourselves so we can do things without feeling like their wrong.

You feel me...

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Day teewee(3)


Day 3: Eight things that annoy you.

I could probably right a book on this one


1) When people are rude for no real particular reason
2) Girls who act fakely-obsessed, (but let’s just say girls all together to be fair *insert fake smile here*) 3) When my wifi disconnects!
4) If my room door or closet curtain is open
5) When people act private about no real topic OR talk so openly about private topics
6) People who use good motive (religion) to promote wrong.
7) Bad breath
8) Older woman who try to act and look like a teenager!

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Day 2!

I'v had this picture since highschool times, it just never seems to leave my computer. I love something about it, and notice that behind the window is the view of the city. I think Im an condo kinda girl.

Day 2: Nine things you do everyday.
This one is hard!

1) Sleep
2) Eat
3) Pray
4) Check my e-mail and go on Facebook
5) Text Miss.Koya
6) look at a picture of some sort
7) drive
8) Day dream about my wedding
9) Use the bathroom (I’m running out of things to say)