Friday, December 6, 2013
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Guavas Are Good For Diabetics
Guava, a tropical fruit which is also known as peru is a delicious fruit. Guava is inexpensive and regarded as one of the superfoods which has numerous health and nutritional benefits. It is the season of guavas, so why not discuss about some health benefits of the wonder fruit? Guavas for example regulates blood pressure due to its potassium content which reverses the effects of sodium in the body. Guava benefits the health as it is rich in Vitamin C, an antioxidant which prevents cells from damage of free radicals. This in turn protects the body by lowering the risk of cancer.
Other health benefits of guava are; it increases blood circulation in the body which improves brain functioning. Similarly, guavas are also considered to be very good for diabetics. Guavas if consumed without its skin can be a healthy fruit for diabetics. According to scientists in India, guava's skin increases blood sugar levels, so diabetics must consume it without its skin.
How Guavas Are Good For Diabetics:
It is one of the fruits that is healthy and nutritious for the diabetics.
Consumption of guava reduces the absorption of sugar in the blood. This brings down high blood sugar levels in diabetics.
Guavas are rich in dietary fiber which makes it a healthy and stomach-friendly fruit for diabetics. According to studies, guavas are rich in fiber which makes it effective for lowering the chances of developing Type 2 diabetes.
Guavas are low in Glycemic Index which is why guavas can be consumed by diabetics.
Guava leaves are very healthy as they prevent the chances of developing diabetes. Dry the guava leaves and crush them. Boil in hot water like tea to get all the essential ingredients from the leaves, and consume it. The leaves of guava can prevent diabetes, and reduce blood sugar levels among diabetics.
Eating ripe guavas is good for diabetics as the fruit has complex sugars in i. Make sure you do not eat too much ripe guavas.
The fiber in guava also helps treat constipation which is very commonly faced by diabetics.
Click to Read
Other health benefits of guava are; it increases blood circulation in the body which improves brain functioning. Similarly, guavas are also considered to be very good for diabetics. Guavas if consumed without its skin can be a healthy fruit for diabetics. According to scientists in India, guava's skin increases blood sugar levels, so diabetics must consume it without its skin.
How Guavas Are Good For Diabetics:
It is one of the fruits that is healthy and nutritious for the diabetics.
Consumption of guava reduces the absorption of sugar in the blood. This brings down high blood sugar levels in diabetics.
Guavas are rich in dietary fiber which makes it a healthy and stomach-friendly fruit for diabetics. According to studies, guavas are rich in fiber which makes it effective for lowering the chances of developing Type 2 diabetes.
Guavas are low in Glycemic Index which is why guavas can be consumed by diabetics.
Guava leaves are very healthy as they prevent the chances of developing diabetes. Dry the guava leaves and crush them. Boil in hot water like tea to get all the essential ingredients from the leaves, and consume it. The leaves of guava can prevent diabetes, and reduce blood sugar levels among diabetics.
Eating ripe guavas is good for diabetics as the fruit has complex sugars in i. Make sure you do not eat too much ripe guavas.
The fiber in guava also helps treat constipation which is very commonly faced by diabetics.
Click to Read
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Friday, October 18, 2013
Don't Display Photo At Public Places
The office of the Supreme Religious Authority, Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, assured once more his rejection to hang his photos on walls of public areas and governmental institutions.
Ayatollah Sistani's office reported in a statement directed to the Head of Najaf Provincial Council received by Iraq News Agency''We have noticed in few cases that the photos of the Supreme Religious Authority, Ali al-Sistani, are hanged on walls of some governmental institutions, such as your offices, and public areas, thus we would like to assure our pervious appeals not to hang the photos on walls of public areas.''
''We hope you to instruct the concerned sides to consider our appeal,'' the statement concluded. (Read Source)
Ayatollah Sistani's office reported in a statement directed to the Head of Najaf Provincial Council received by Iraq News Agency''We have noticed in few cases that the photos of the Supreme Religious Authority, Ali al-Sistani, are hanged on walls of some governmental institutions, such as your offices, and public areas, thus we would like to assure our pervious appeals not to hang the photos on walls of public areas.''
''We hope you to instruct the concerned sides to consider our appeal,'' the statement concluded. (Read Source)
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Sunday, October 13, 2013
The Issue of School Dropouts in North India
The increasing number of dropouts from schools and colleges is not a local problem but it is prevalent globally.
This was said by Prof Ahmad Ali of BBD during a seminar on ‘Responsibility of parents in children’s education and reasons for dropouts in higher education’ organised by Anjuman Wazifa-e-Sadaat at Imambada Gufraanmaab.
Prof Ahmad said that in Muslims, the dropout rate was around 25 per cent which was a grave situation. “In such a case, we need to find out a solution before it is too late. In 2009, Central Government came up with Right to Education (RTE) which was implemented in most of the states by 2011. This law provides for free education to children in the age group of 6-14 years,” he said.
Citing poverty as the reason for increasing number of dropouts, he said there were a number of cases where schoolgoing children had to leave school after class IV to VI.
“These children start working in shops and workshops to help their family financially.There are some welfare organisations which compensate the families so that children can attend school and get education,” he said.
Member of Anjuman Maulana Syed Zahid Husain said: “We have been working for the welfare of poor students by providing small aid to them for acquiring education.” Anjum Hasnain, Nasir Husain, Ainul Raza, Muzammil Abbas and others were present on the occasion.
While addressing the gathering,senior auditor in Basic Education department Asghar Mahdi said that people should be encouraged to acquire education.“Government has been providing help but still people lag behind due to lack of awareness. People, especially those belonging to the Muslim community,should focus on the education of their children and engage them in the area of their interest,” he said.
“As per recent reports from Ministry of HRD, the dropout rate in the country was 26 lakh in which 10 lakh was in the state. We all should fix targets of education so that children can pursue the same subject in higher education too,” he added.
This was said by Prof Ahmad Ali of BBD during a seminar on ‘Responsibility of parents in children’s education and reasons for dropouts in higher education’ organised by Anjuman Wazifa-e-Sadaat at Imambada Gufraanmaab.
Prof Ahmad said that in Muslims, the dropout rate was around 25 per cent which was a grave situation. “In such a case, we need to find out a solution before it is too late. In 2009, Central Government came up with Right to Education (RTE) which was implemented in most of the states by 2011. This law provides for free education to children in the age group of 6-14 years,” he said.
Citing poverty as the reason for increasing number of dropouts, he said there were a number of cases where schoolgoing children had to leave school after class IV to VI.
“These children start working in shops and workshops to help their family financially.There are some welfare organisations which compensate the families so that children can attend school and get education,” he said.
Member of Anjuman Maulana Syed Zahid Husain said: “We have been working for the welfare of poor students by providing small aid to them for acquiring education.” Anjum Hasnain, Nasir Husain, Ainul Raza, Muzammil Abbas and others were present on the occasion.
While addressing the gathering,senior auditor in Basic Education department Asghar Mahdi said that people should be encouraged to acquire education.“Government has been providing help but still people lag behind due to lack of awareness. People, especially those belonging to the Muslim community,should focus on the education of their children and engage them in the area of their interest,” he said.
“As per recent reports from Ministry of HRD, the dropout rate in the country was 26 lakh in which 10 lakh was in the state. We all should fix targets of education so that children can pursue the same subject in higher education too,” he added.
courtesy: Hujjat Raza
Saturday, October 12, 2013
Women driving is not the only issue for Saudis
The issue of allowing women to drive cars in the Kingdom has become a vortex wherein the proponents of the move have come to be accused as morally corrupt, a leading female Shoura Council member has said.
Talking to Okaz/Saudi Gazette here on Friday, Dr. Thoraya Obaid said she was astonished at the way false accusations are being leveled against anyone who talks about granting women permission to drive.
“Is it the only crucial issue facing the government and Saudi society. Is it the issue which involves international security that need to be under continuous focus of the world,” she wondered. This is basically a social issue as Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah has said, she added.
“Driving is as important to men as it is for women. In fact, I was trained as a driver by my late brother Ibrahim even before I graduated. This does not mean that I became independent of my family,” she said. Full Story
Talking to Okaz/Saudi Gazette here on Friday, Dr. Thoraya Obaid said she was astonished at the way false accusations are being leveled against anyone who talks about granting women permission to drive.
“Is it the only crucial issue facing the government and Saudi society. Is it the issue which involves international security that need to be under continuous focus of the world,” she wondered. This is basically a social issue as Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah has said, she added.
“Driving is as important to men as it is for women. In fact, I was trained as a driver by my late brother Ibrahim even before I graduated. This does not mean that I became independent of my family,” she said. Full Story
Monday, September 30, 2013
O Women, Beware of Driving! It is Bad for your Ovaries.
Sheikh Saleh bin Saad al-Luhaydan, a judicial and psychological consultant to the Gulf Psychological Association, told Saudi news website sabq.org.
Driving “could have a reverse physiological impact. Physiological science and functional medicine studied this side [and found] that it automatically affects ovaries and rolls up the pelvis. This is why we find for women who continuously drive cars their children are born with clinical disorders of varying degrees,” Sheikh al-Luhaydan said.
Below is the Mufti of Saudi Arabia, who was born with clinical disorder as his mother continuously drove cars. Read Full Story
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
The Dark Side of Saudi Petro-dollars
The scope and depravity of Saudi sponsored violence in the world is enormous and yet hard to spot. It surfaced on July 31st in Moscow when Prince Bandar in a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, offered to protect next year's Winter Olympics in Sochi from terrorist attack if Russia agreed to end support for Bashar al-Assad in Syria. The offer by Bandar came with inducements as well. What amounted to a diplomatic shake down angered Putin, who believes that Saudi oil money is already helping to finance Chechnyan terrorist that target innocent Russian civilians.
Saudi oil money seems to turn up in many places where terrorist violence stains the ground with blood from innocent civilians. In a recent piece in the Vancouver Sun, Jonathan Manthrope wrote: "The ultimate responsibility for recent atrocities like the Boston Marathon bombing and the butchering last week of an off-duty British soldier is very clear. It belongs to Saudi Arabia. Over more than two decades, Saudi Arabia has lavished around $100 billion or more on the worldwide promotion of the violent, intolerant and crudely puritanical Wahhabist sect of Islam that the ruling royal family espouses. Complete Story
Saudi oil money seems to turn up in many places where terrorist violence stains the ground with blood from innocent civilians. In a recent piece in the Vancouver Sun, Jonathan Manthrope wrote: "The ultimate responsibility for recent atrocities like the Boston Marathon bombing and the butchering last week of an off-duty British soldier is very clear. It belongs to Saudi Arabia. Over more than two decades, Saudi Arabia has lavished around $100 billion or more on the worldwide promotion of the violent, intolerant and crudely puritanical Wahhabist sect of Islam that the ruling royal family espouses. Complete Story
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
If this was said by a Muslim Mayor
“This is a Jewish city,” said Shimon Gafsou of his adopted home town, “now and forever.”
To be more specific: “I would rather cut off my right arm than build an Arab school,” the mayor said in an interview on his terrace at city hall.
Ditto mosques. “No, no, no. No mosques, ever,” Gafsou said. No churches. Or Ramadan lanterns or manger scenes. “And no Christmas trees,” said the mayor of a town that abuts the largest Arab city in Israel, celebrated as the childhood home of Jesus.
“Everyone can live here, that is the law, as long as they understand this is a Jewish city,” Gafsou said. “And in that way we are a microcosm of the state of Israel.”
He said that “95 percent of Jewish mayors think the same thing. They’re just afraid to say so out loud.” Full Story
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Friday, September 20, 2013
Prince of Terrorists
Bandar bin Sultan is the director general of the Saudi Intelligence Agency. In that capacity, he has earned a well-deserved reputation as the “Prince of Terrorists.”
According to the Wall Street Journal, Bandar is leading the rebel forces trying to overthrow the Syrian government. Many analysts consider Bandar a prime suspect in the apparent false-flag chemical weapons attack in al-Ghouta.
Adam Entous of the Wall Street Journal says that Prince Bandar and his Saudi Intelligence Agency manufactured “evidence” that the Syrian government had used sarin gas prior to the al-Ghouta attack.
Entous stated during a Democracy Now interview: “Bandar’s intelligence agency concluded that chemical weapons were being used on a small scale by the regime. Followed by that, the Brits and the French were convinced of the same conclusion. It took US intelligence agencies really until-until June to reach that conclusion.”
In other words, Bandar used his money, clout, and connections to make sure that “the intelligence would be fixed around the policy” - just like Bush did with the alleged Iraqi WMDs in 2003. Full Story
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Qaseeda Mehfil on Imam Reza (a.s.) at Moghul Masjid after Maghrebain Namaz
To celebrate the birth anniversary of 8th Imam, Hadhrat Imam Ali Reza (a.s.) a programme will be held just after salaat of Maghrabain at Iranian Masjid (Moghul Masjid).
H.I Maulana Sayed Hasnain Kararvi will deliver a speech on the life of the aforesaid Imam (a.s.).
H.I Maulana Sayed Hasnain Kararvi will deliver a speech on the life of the aforesaid Imam (a.s.).
Imam Ali Redha (a.s.) Said:
"Behave with the friend humbly,
with the enemy carefully,
and the people with smiling and blooming face."
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
The Birth Anniversary of Imam Ali Reza (a.s.) - Mubarak
Shia Muslims in Iran are celebrating the birthday of Imam Reza (AS), the eighth successor in the Household of the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), with special ceremonies held nationwide, especially in the holy city of Mashhad where the Imam is laid to rest.
Large crowds of Shia Muslims from across Iran and many parts of the world, particularly from neighboring countries, have traveled to Mashhad to visit the holy shrine and pay homage to the highly revered Imam, who lived from 765 to 818...Read Full Report
Imam Reza(AS)'s Assistance to a Pilgrim
Date of Healing: 14th Zill Hujjah, 1107 A.H. (1686 AD)
In 1686, a pilgrim of the holy shrine of Imam Reza(AS) from Qandahar was robbed by highway thieves on his way to Mashhad. They had looted all his belongings and when he was defending himself they had badly injured his shoulder too. Due to this injury he had lost the motor nerves of his hand leaving it totally paralyzed. He had visited many doctors hoping to recover the mobility of his hand and they had done their best to help him but their efforts had born no fruit for the poor Qandahari pilgrim.
He, then visited the blessed shrine of Imam Reza(AS) and started crying. Then with a broken heart he had pleaded to the Holy Imam(AS): "O beloved Imam who got martyred far away from home! I'm your pilgrim, and I too far away from my home! Please help me and heal my hand as I will have lots of problems living without it till the end of my life. While he was praying and reciting the pilgrimage supplications he suddenly noticed that he had been moving his hand without even noticing how easily he did so! He then cried and thanked the Holy Imam(AS).
Large crowds of Shia Muslims from across Iran and many parts of the world, particularly from neighboring countries, have traveled to Mashhad to visit the holy shrine and pay homage to the highly revered Imam, who lived from 765 to 818...Read Full Report
Imam Reza(AS)'s Assistance to a Pilgrim
Date of Healing: 14th Zill Hujjah, 1107 A.H. (1686 AD)
In 1686, a pilgrim of the holy shrine of Imam Reza(AS) from Qandahar was robbed by highway thieves on his way to Mashhad. They had looted all his belongings and when he was defending himself they had badly injured his shoulder too. Due to this injury he had lost the motor nerves of his hand leaving it totally paralyzed. He had visited many doctors hoping to recover the mobility of his hand and they had done their best to help him but their efforts had born no fruit for the poor Qandahari pilgrim.
He, then visited the blessed shrine of Imam Reza(AS) and started crying. Then with a broken heart he had pleaded to the Holy Imam(AS): "O beloved Imam who got martyred far away from home! I'm your pilgrim, and I too far away from my home! Please help me and heal my hand as I will have lots of problems living without it till the end of my life. While he was praying and reciting the pilgrimage supplications he suddenly noticed that he had been moving his hand without even noticing how easily he did so! He then cried and thanked the Holy Imam(AS).
Friday, August 16, 2013
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Jannatul Baqie Protest Tonight at Zainabia
The date of 8th Shavval refreshes the sad memories of the demolition of Jannatul Baqi. The hordes who carried out this henious crime justify their actions based on selfish motives supported by false interpretation of the Holy Quran and traditions.
- They claim that building mosques over graves is Bid'ah.
- They claim that visiting such mosques is Shirk.
Click here to know what the Holy Quran says about this.
Stupidity of Al Azhar University, Cairo
An Al-Azhar student faces investigation for being Shi’a
A female student at the Al-Azhar College for Girls in Assiut is facing an investigation to ascertain if she is a Shi’a or not.
Mahmoud Shehata, dean of the college, confirmed on Monday that the student has been referred to the legal affairs department. He added that if she is found to be a Shi’a then legal action will be taken against her, according to state-affiliated news agency Al-Ahram.
Shehata also confirmed that the director of the girl’s dormitories Magda Thabit has been relieved of her duties following complaints filed by a number of students, reported Al-Ahram.
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Monday, July 29, 2013
Friday, July 19, 2013
First Sect Free Masjid in Pakistan
Darul Iman Jamia Masjid Qurtuba’s story is as dramatic as the sectarian history of Pakistan. The newly-built mosque in Islamabad’s Margalla foothills is calling upon its followers to stop discriminating along sectarian lines and to start praying together – in whichever way they like – under the same roof.
Zahid Iqbal is a local businessman who conceptualised the idea of a sect-free mosque in 2010. He bought the mosque plot in the E-11 sector. But the road to the realisation of his dream wasn't easy: At first, authorities refused to register it as a sect-free mosque. Under Capital Development Authority rules, every mosque has to declare its sect following, before being granted permission to build the mosque.
The procedure involved some complicated maneuvering: To bypass the strict rules, he registered a trust, and then sub-registered the mosque under the trust’s banner: The Al-Kitaab Foundation Trust. (Full Story)
Friday, July 12, 2013
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Friday, June 28, 2013
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Spreading the Brotherhood Through Water Bottle
Birmingham: One often goes to an India-Pakistan match expecting aggressive behaviour from supporters of both teams.
The animosity between the two countries is well known as both countries have fought battles very often. But it was a pleasant feeling at Edgbaston, when, as I got out of my taxi, I was offered a bottle of water by a group of ladies with the message “treat your neighbours as if they were your family”.
These are words from Hussain ibn Ali who lived in 620 AD and served as a role model for people promoting compassion and generosity. The message urges everyone to visit the website www.whoishussain.org.
An Indian fan, who was being given a bottle, was heard asking a lady: Is this Indian water or Pakistan water? To which the lady replied: “It is a bottle of water from people who want peace in this world and wishes everyone lives as a family and not enemies.”
Flags and caps of both the nations were sold separately. Interestingly, a Pakistani was seen selling Indian flags. He was wearing a Pakistan cap to express his support. When asked why he was selling Indian flags, he said: “My brother is selling for the Pakistan fans, and for us it does not matter who buys it as long as we are able to meet our fans’ demands,” he said.
As I was walking towards the stadium entrance, I could hear silent whispers: “Want a ticket for 300?” Incidentally, despite the match being of mere statistical importance, tickets were still being sold by touts since the majority of matches were sold out within three hours of release last month.
The atmosphere outside was so electrifying that at the media gate a volunteer was heard asking Sami Ul Hassan, the International Cricket Council’s Media and Communications Manager: “Why don’t you organise an India-Pakistan match every year here. It feels so good.”
When I entered the stadium there was bright sunlight, and when I remarked it was a wonderful day, a volunteer warned: “Please don’t trust the English weather.” This volunteer who hails from Hyderabad in India, has been living in England for the last 14 years.
“I was really surprised when we had such bright sunshine for the England-Australia match here. For a while I wondered whether I am really in England,” he added.
Inside the stadium the crowd kept chanting the names of their country loudly right from the start. In the press box, Indian and Pakistan reporters were given front rows and neutral country reporters like me and those from Sri Lanka and England occupied the back row of the packed press box. (Story Source)
The animosity between the two countries is well known as both countries have fought battles very often. But it was a pleasant feeling at Edgbaston, when, as I got out of my taxi, I was offered a bottle of water by a group of ladies with the message “treat your neighbours as if they were your family”.
These are words from Hussain ibn Ali who lived in 620 AD and served as a role model for people promoting compassion and generosity. The message urges everyone to visit the website www.whoishussain.org.
An Indian fan, who was being given a bottle, was heard asking a lady: Is this Indian water or Pakistan water? To which the lady replied: “It is a bottle of water from people who want peace in this world and wishes everyone lives as a family and not enemies.”
Flags and caps of both the nations were sold separately. Interestingly, a Pakistani was seen selling Indian flags. He was wearing a Pakistan cap to express his support. When asked why he was selling Indian flags, he said: “My brother is selling for the Pakistan fans, and for us it does not matter who buys it as long as we are able to meet our fans’ demands,” he said.
As I was walking towards the stadium entrance, I could hear silent whispers: “Want a ticket for 300?” Incidentally, despite the match being of mere statistical importance, tickets were still being sold by touts since the majority of matches were sold out within three hours of release last month.
The atmosphere outside was so electrifying that at the media gate a volunteer was heard asking Sami Ul Hassan, the International Cricket Council’s Media and Communications Manager: “Why don’t you organise an India-Pakistan match every year here. It feels so good.”
When I entered the stadium there was bright sunlight, and when I remarked it was a wonderful day, a volunteer warned: “Please don’t trust the English weather.” This volunteer who hails from Hyderabad in India, has been living in England for the last 14 years.
“I was really surprised when we had such bright sunshine for the England-Australia match here. For a while I wondered whether I am really in England,” he added.
Inside the stadium the crowd kept chanting the names of their country loudly right from the start. In the press box, Indian and Pakistan reporters were given front rows and neutral country reporters like me and those from Sri Lanka and England occupied the back row of the packed press box. (Story Source)
Monday, June 17, 2013
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Friday, May 24, 2013
Monday, May 20, 2013
Birth Anniversary of Imam Mohammad Taqi (a.s.) to be Celebrated Tonight at Moghul Masjid
Tonight, on the birth anniversary of the 9th Imam, Imam Mohammad Taqi (a.s.) will be Celebrated at Moghul Masjid immediately after Namaaz of Maghrabayn.
H.I. Maulana Sayed Hasnain Kararvi will be the speaker.
The poets are:
Janab Mahdi Aazmi, Janab Sho-oor Aazmi,
Janab Mash-hood Danapuri, Janab Qaiser Aqeel,
Janab Mohsin Zaidi and Janab Faseel Kaazmi
::::: All Are Invited :::::
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Tonight the Birth Anniversary of Hadhrat Abul Fazlil Abbas (a.s.) at Zainabia, Mumbai
The Shia world celebrates the birthday of Hadhrat Abul Fazlil Abbas (a.s.) on 4th of Sha'baan, but, it is the uniqueness of Bombay Shias that they celebrate it on 7th of Rajab.
in this regard to-night there is a Mehfil-e-Maqasidah at Zainabia Imambada organised by Anjuman-e-Alamdaria, Azamgarh. It is the 63rd year of celebration under the banner of "Mad-he-Baabul Hawaij."
Eight outstation poets and Nine local poets will read out their poetry.
Starting time for this Mehfil is 9.00 PM which may continue upto Fajr prayers.
in this regard to-night there is a Mehfil-e-Maqasidah at Zainabia Imambada organised by Anjuman-e-Alamdaria, Azamgarh. It is the 63rd year of celebration under the banner of "Mad-he-Baabul Hawaij."
Eight outstation poets and Nine local poets will read out their poetry.
Starting time for this Mehfil is 9.00 PM which may continue upto Fajr prayers.
All are invited
Egypt 'Will Not Turn Its Back' on US
Deputy Supreme Guide of the Muslim Brotherhood Rashad al-Bayoumi stressed that under President Mohammed Morsi, Egypt will not turn its back on the United States; however, at the same time, it wants to deal with the United States based on a mutual relationship, far removed from the policy of "leader and subordinate" that prevailed under the previous regime.
Al-Monitor: The Israeli flag is still waving in Cairo and the Camp David Accords have gone untouched. How can this be reconciled with your traditional position of opposition to Israel? Is this a cause of concern for you, and has it not led to a decline in your popularity among your support base?
Bayoumi: We must differentiate between sincere feelings and emotions and political behavior and facts on the ground, which demand more wisdom and patience. We in the Muslim Brotherhood reject the Camp David Accords, and have never changed our position on this. It is an agreement that subjugates Egypt to Israel, and requires that we submit to the latter's conditions.
This was proven when it was revealed that Egypt was exporting gas to Israel for below-market prices and Egypt was prevented from arming its soldiers in the Sinai Peninsula.
However, we are convinced that the agreement is governed by international laws and political considerations. Thus, we in the Muslim Brotherhood cannot cancel it with the single stroke of a pen. This, however, does not mean that we are unable to conduct political amendments from time to time whenever they are in the interest of Egypt. Yet, this requires that we wait until the election of a new parliament, because parliament is the final authority capable of undertaking these amendments we are calling for.
Al-Monitor: President Morsi's position has fluctuated throughout the Syrian crisis. At times, he has expressed his support for the uprising, while at other times he has coordinated with Iran and Russia to find a political solution. This has provoked criticism from the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood. Why has Egypt maintained this middle position, and what role can you play in finding a solution to the Syrian crisis?
Bayoumi: I won't hide the fact that I've recently met with a group from the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood and explained to them that Egypt's position on the need for President Bashar al-Assad to step down has not changed. This, however, requires that we make serious efforts [to coordinate] with supporters of the regime in Iran and Russia to stop the bloodshed there. The bloody scene in the country is no longer bearable, and there is no visible end in sight to the tunnel of massacres that are currently taking place.
Furthermore, no one — including us in the Muslim Brotherhood — expected that the Syrian revolution would continue for all this time. While the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions lasted a few weeks, and the Libyan revolution lasted a few months, the Syrian crisis has worsened in a dreadful way that exceeded all estimates. In particular, there has been growing sectarian strife and ethnic divisions.
Again, I can assure you — just as I assured our Syrian brothers — President Morsi's position hasn't changed. [This position] starts with Assad stepping down, along with efforts to mitigate the people's suffering.
Al-Monitor: The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt has strong ties with Qatar and Iran, and maintains peace with Israel. Does this mean that Egypt believes in maintaining friendly relations with all parties in order to be a regional player that can influence the stability of the Middle East? How do you envision its role in this troubled region?
Bayoumi: It's important that everyone knows that Egypt is not a toy in anyone's hands, and Egypt doesn't seek to dominate anyone. Therefore, our relationship with Qatar is based on Egypt's appreciation for Doha's noble position and commendable support. [Qatar] stood beside the Egyptian people during the popular revolution, with that having consequences on reciprocal policies between the two countries.
As for Israel, we don't have relations with it, with the exception of the Camp David Accords. We respect [Camp David] because it is an international agreement, without striving to develop this relationship.
As for Iran, I invite those who criticize our relationship with Tehran to go to Saudi Arabia and see the number of Iranian pilgrims who visit every year. Also, there are seven daily flights between the United Arab Emirates and Iran. I lived [in the UAE] for five years and Dubai, to me, seems like Tehran, given the large number of Iranians there.
Our relations with Iran are normal political relations. I see no justification for the fears that emerge from time to time about the spread of Shiism in Egypt, because the Egyptian people are aware of this issue. Click for Full interview
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Friday, May 10, 2013
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Chehlum Majlis at Zaib Palace on 5th May
Chehlum majlis (ladies and gents) will be on May 05 Sunday at Zaib Palace, Versova, Andheri for the eisaal-e-Sawaab of the mother of Sadaqat Ali (Canada) marhuma Nafeesun Nisa w/o Rafaqat Ali.
Poet Raza Sirsvi will recite his famous Nazm "Maa" and Qasida.
Followed by Majlis-e-Aza.
The program will start at 11:00 am.
All are invited.
BE A Droplet, MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE TO THE INDIAN ECONOMY
Before 12 months 1 US $ = IND Rs 40
After 12 months, now 1 $ = IND Rs 56.314
Do you think US Economy is booming? No, but Indian Economy is Going Down.
Our economy is in your hands...
A cold drink that costs only 70 / 80 paisa to produce, is sold for Rs.9 and a major chunk of profits from these are sent abroad. This is a serious drain on INDIAN economy.
What you can do about it?
1. Buy only products manufactured by WHOLLY INDIAN COMPANIES.
2.You don't need to give-up your lifestyle. You just need to choose an alternate product.
All categories of products are available from
WHOLLY INDIAN COMPANIES.
LIST OF PRODUCTS
COLD DRINKS:-
DRINK LEMON JUICE, FRESH FRUITJUICES, CHILLED LASSI (SWEET OR SOUR), BUTTER MILK, COCONUT WATER, JAL JEERA, ENERJEE,and MASALA MILK...
INSTEAD OF COCA COLA, PEPSI, LIMCA, MIRINDA, SPRITE
BATHING SOAP:-
USE CINTHOL & OTHER GODREJ BRANDS, SANTOOR, WIPRO SHIKAKAI, MYSORE SANDAL, MARGO, NEEM, EVITA, MEDIMIX, GANGA , NIRMA BATH & CHANDRIKA
INSTEAD OF LUX, LIFEBUOY, REXONA, LIRIL, DOVE, PEARS, HAMAM, LESANCY, CAMAY, PALMOLIVE
TOOTH PASTE:-
USE NEEM, BABOOL, PROMISE, VICO VAJRADANTI, PRUDENT, DABUR PRODUCTS, MISWAK
INSTEAD OF COLGATE, CLOSE UP, PEPSODENT, CIBACA, FORHANS, MENTADENT.
TOOTH BRUSH: -
USE PRUDENT, AJANTA , PROMISE
INSTEAD OF COLGATE, CLOSE UP, PEPSODENT, FORHANS, ORAL-B
SHAVING CREAM:-
USE GODREJ, EMAMI
INSTEAD OF PALMOLIVE, OLD SPICE, GILLETE
BLADE:-
USE SUPERMAX, TOPAZ, LAZER, ASHOKA
INSTEAD OF SEVEN-O -CLOCK, 365, GILLETTE
TALCUM POWDER:-
USE SANTOOR, GOKUL, CINTHOL, WIPRO BABY POWDER, BOROPLUS
INSTEAD OF PONDS, OLD SPICE, JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER, SHOWER TO SHOWER
MILK POWDER:-
USE INDIANA, AMUL, AMULYA
INSTEAD OF ANIKSPRAY, MILKANA, EVERYDAY MILK, MILKMAID.
SHAMPOO:-
USE NIRMA, VELVETTE
INSTEAD OF HALO, ALL CLEAR, NYLE, SUNSILK, HEAD AND SHOULDERS, PANTENE
MOBILE CONNECTIONS:-
USE BSNL, AIRTEL , RELIANCE .
INSTEAD OF Vodafone
Food Items:-
Eat home made food
INSTEAD OF KFC, MACDONALD'S, PIZZA HUT, A&W
Every INDIAN product you buy makes a big difference. It saves INDIA. Let us take a firm decision today.
BUY INDIAN TO BE INDIAN...
EVERY TRUE INDIAN WILL SHARE IT?
Thanks For Spending your valuable time .....
I have done my duty Will U???
Courtesy - TutorEarth.Com
Hujr Ibne Adii
Before demolition |
"Hujr ibn Adii Al Kindi [ra] was a pious companion of the Prophet (saws) and played a vital role in the correction of the Ummah. During Muawiyah's reign when the custom of cursing Imam Ali (a.s.) {the best companion and son-in-law of Prophet Mohammad (s.a.)} from the pulpit's of Mosques began, hearts of the Muslims were being bled dry but people bit their tongues fearing death. In Kufa Hujr ibn Adi could not remain silent and he began to praise Ali (a.s) and condemn Muawiyah.
Until Mughaira remained the Governor of Kufa, he adopted a lenient attitude towards this, but when Ziyad's Governorship of Basra was extended to include Kufa, serious altercations arose. He would curse Ali (a.s) during the khutbah and Hujar would refute him.
On one occasion he (Hujr) warned Ziyad for being late for Friday prayers. Ziyad then arrested him along with twelve of his companions on false accusations of forming an opposition group to overthrow the Khalifa and was cursing the Khalifa. He also gathered witnesses to testify against them alleging that they claimed that khilafat was the exclusive right of the lineage of `Ali ibne Abi Talib and further accused them of creating an uproar, throwing out the commander and of supporting `Abu Turab Ali, of sending blessings upon him and hating his enemies. From amongst these witnesses, Qadi Shudhri's testimony was used. He later wrote to Muawiyah that the blood and property of people who said they offered Salaah, paid zakaat, and performed Hajj and Umrah, preached right and declared that evil was haram, however if you want to kill them so be it, otherwise forgive them.
The accused were sent to Muawiyah and he sentenced them to death. A condition was placed that if they cursed `Ali (a.s) and showed their hatred to him they would be pardoned. They refused and Hujr ibn Adii said `I will not say that thing that will displease Allah'.
Finally Hujr ibn Adii, his son Humaan ibn Hujar and his seven companions were murdered. From amongst them Abdur Rahman bin Hasan was sent back to return with a written instruction that he be murdered in the worst possible manner, Ziyad buried him alive."
-Sunni scholar Sayyid Abul Ala Maududi in his book Caliphs and Kings (Khilafat-o-Mulookiyat).
Friday, May 3, 2013
Wahabi terrorists committing Terry Jones style anti-Muslim crimes
And I think that who are talking about sectarianism and are talking about Sunni and Shia..., well, Ibn Adi was one of the great companions of the Prophet [Mohammad] peace be upon him, and he was well known of his piousness and his well understanding of the message of Islam and he worked tightly with the companions and especially with Imam Ali, may peace be upon him and his family and that shows that these gangs..., I guess we cannot say about them that these are Sunni or al-Qaeda or al-Nusrah or whoever may talk about Sunnis, I think that they do not belong to any of the human beings in this world. They belong to the murderers, who are killing people and are trying to ruin all the sacred places and if they can ruin and put under rubble the Ka’ba there would not be a shortage from that.
Mohsen Saleh, professor at the Lebanese University
Full Story
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Extreme Torture in Hell
O Kumail! Let those who are not in Paradise be ready for the extreme torture in Hell, everlasting disgrace, shackles, bridles, long chains, large pieces of fire, neighbourhood of every devil, purulent drinks, clothes made of iron, harsh guards, blazing fire, and closed and locked doors. The inmates of Hell will be screaming, but, will not be answered; they will call for help but there will be no mercy shown to them.
They will say, "O Malik, would that your Lord put an end to us."
Malik will respond, "Verily you are to stay. Verily We brought to you the truth, but most of you despised the truth" (43:77-78).
O Kumail! I swear to Allah that we are the truth to which Allah refers by saying, "And were the truth to follow their whims, certainly the heavens and the earth and all those that are in them would have been ruined" (23:71).
O Kumail! After staying in Hell for a long period, the inmates of Hell will call Allah, the owner of the Holy names, and ask, "Is there any hope for us?"
And Allah will reply, "Remain condemned in it, and speak not to Me" (23:108).
O Kumail! Then they will lose hope of ever escaping and their sorrow will increase. At this point they will be sure of their destruction for what they earned with their deeds and they will be tortured. Read More
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Monday, April 22, 2013
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Virtues of Faatemah Zahra (s.a.) as per the Scholars of Ahle Sunnat
Ibne Maghaazali Shaafe’ee, in his book Manaaqib, pg 399, has documented a tradition from the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.): By the Almighty, who made me a Prophet, that you O’ (Faatemah (a.s.)) are the leader of all women in both worlds i.e. in this world, and the hereafter.
Many more traditions of this nature have been mentioned by Sunni scholars like Allamah Shahaabuddin Aalusi in Tafseer al-Maani, book 3, pg 155, Shaafe’ee in Seerah al-Halabi book 2, pg 6, as also by Suyuti, Muqrezi, Mannaawi, Ibn Abil Hadeed Motazali, Ahmed Zaini Vehlaan, Shaafe’ee Mufti Misri.
Allamah Ibne Maghaazali in Manaaqib page 37 states from Nasr b. Ali who relates on the authority of Imam Moosa al-Kaazim (a.s.), and he on the authority of his immaculate forefathers (a.s.), and they on the authority of Ameerul Momineen (a.s.), who quotes from the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.) who will holding the hands of Hasan (a.s.) and Husain (a.s.) informed:
He, who befriends these two, their father and their mother, will enjoy my stature in Paradise.
Khateeb-e-Baghdaadi had stated that when Nasr b. Ali, stated this tradition, Mutawakkil ordered a punishment of two lashes. When Mutawakkil’s agents were beating him, Jafar b. Abdul Waahid inquired from Mutawakkil why they were beating him as he (Nasr) was a Sunni. Nasr was then let off. (Taarikh-e- Baghdaad, book 13, pg 288)
Highly respected theologian Haafiz Mohib al-Deen al-Tabari, in his book titled Zakhaaer al-Uqba pg 56, has a recorded a tradition wherein the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.) addressed Ameerul Momineen (a.s.) (a.s.), greeting him by the title – O Father of two fresh and blossoming Flowers, shortly, both your two pillars will go.
When Holy Prophet (s.a.w.a.) passed away, Ameerul Momineen (a.s.) said – Of the two pillars, this was one. Shortly thereafter when Hazrat Faatemah (a.s.) passed away, he (a.s.) said this was the second pillar.
Friday, April 12, 2013
Foreign Journalists not Allowed in Qatif
AFP |
Big protests erupted in Qatif in early 2011, inspired by the Arab Spring uprisings sweeping the region and feelings of solidarity with Shias in neighboring Bahrain. These drew Qatif into a region-wide contest for influence between Shia Muslim Iran and Sunni Arab states such as Saudi Arabia.
Most Saudis adhere to the rigid Wahhabi school of Sunni Islam that deems Shi'ism as heretical, and some members of the majority fear the Qatif Shias' first loyalty is to Iran rather than their own kingdom.
By contrast, the Shias proclaim their loyalty to Riyadh and say they want an end to what they regard as neglect amidst the oil wealth of Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province where they live.
Awamiyah became known across the country as Saudi media reported on what it simply called "rioting" in the village and the surrounding Qatif district.
After several months of relative calm, some residents fear more unrest resulting in a police crackdown. This follows the arrest of 16 Shias accused of spying for Iran and the first hearing in the trial of an Awamiyah cleric who may face execution.
"The government is dealing with this as a security threat, not as a political issue. Shia demands are not big. They are achievable and for not much cost," said Jafar al-Shayeb, a Shia community leader and former elected head of Qatif municipality. Read Full Story
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Shia Isna Ashari Graveyard Inaugurated at Mulund
Yesterday the Shia Isna Ashari graveyard named as "Qabrastan-e-Baqie" was inaugurated. Belivers from the different localities of Mumbai came to witness it.Many city Anjumans also reached the venue by chartered buses. Many social and political personalities attended this historical function.
Minster of Maharashtra Mr. Mohammad Naseem Khan delivered an encouraging speech. Dr. Sayed Akhtar Hasan Rizvi gave his inaugural speech and said that after Independence the Shia Isna Ashari Community has their own graveyard. Uptil now we were relying on Iranian Cemetery, Rehmatabad at Mazgaon in South Bombay. He also gave the news that 3-4 are coming up soon at Kalyan, Vasai, Govandi and Juhu.
This cemetery will be maintained by Zainabia Trust and will also be managed by it.
Hujjatul Islam Maulana Sayed Hasnain also spoke on this occasion reminded that every person will have an ultimate return over here, none can escape death.
A lady was laid to rest at the venue inaugurating this graveyard. The function ended on namaaz with jama'at.
Minster of Maharashtra Mr. Mohammad Naseem Khan delivered an encouraging speech. Dr. Sayed Akhtar Hasan Rizvi gave his inaugural speech and said that after Independence the Shia Isna Ashari Community has their own graveyard. Uptil now we were relying on Iranian Cemetery, Rehmatabad at Mazgaon in South Bombay. He also gave the news that 3-4 are coming up soon at Kalyan, Vasai, Govandi and Juhu.
This cemetery will be maintained by Zainabia Trust and will also be managed by it.
Hujjatul Islam Maulana Sayed Hasnain also spoke on this occasion reminded that every person will have an ultimate return over here, none can escape death.
A lady was laid to rest at the venue inaugurating this graveyard. The function ended on namaaz with jama'at.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Khamsa at Khoja Jaam'e Masjid on Ayyam-e-Fatemi
From tonight immediately after namaaz-e-Maghrib daily for 5 days Majalis will be held at Bandra Khoja Jaam'e Masjid, Bazar Road, Bandra (w).
Hujjatul Islam Maulana Zulfiqar Mahdi Sahab will be the speaker. This Khamsa (5 Majalis) is held every year on the days of the shahadat of Hadhrat Fatema Zahra (s.a.), the only daughter of the holy Prophet (s.a.) of Islam.
Jafri Propagation Centre is video recording these majalis. Anybody likes have a DVD can contact them. Their office is just opposite the Masjid itself.
Hujjatul Islam Maulana Zulfiqar Mahdi Sahab will be the speaker. This Khamsa (5 Majalis) is held every year on the days of the shahadat of Hadhrat Fatema Zahra (s.a.), the only daughter of the holy Prophet (s.a.) of Islam.
Jafri Propagation Centre is video recording these majalis. Anybody likes have a DVD can contact them. Their office is just opposite the Masjid itself.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
FRIDAY JOURNAL - 09TH August 2024
page 01 page 02 page 03 page 04
-
HOLY PROPHET (SAWA) The one who recites this Dua 1000 times in Mahe Shaban, Allah (swt) will grant him reward for 1000 years, his sins ...