I Apologise To The Users Of This Forum
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Yep!
So is nsws1988!
peace peace peace peace
SO is both of you! yay yay O0 group
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We're both cool and so are you.
We're too cool for school O0 O0 O0Yaay!!! We're all cool! O0 O0 O0
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i didn't get a notification for that. you're right, this forum has something against hot people.
we're both hot and cool O0bravo bravo bravo
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I like my new earrings
Send me a picture
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The thread is way OT, please bring it back or take it to PM.
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The thread is way OT, please bring it back or take it to PM.
Hahaha! I apologise.
peace peace
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Hahaha! I apologise.
peace peace
laugh I knew you were going to say that.
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laugh I knew you were going to say that.
Of course! That's what the thread is all about.
peace peace peace
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Peace Bosnian!
I just read your thread today, unfortunately I haven't had much time online this week so I just got to it today. Anyway, I just wanted to say that it is a GREAT thread and I absolutely 100000% know how you feel! I have debated very hotly with others in the past (not so much on free-minds, but on other forums and even in mosques with hadithists) and after reading the Quran and God's many merciful attributes, later regretted or felt bad about the way I spoke to others.
I read an interesting book last night titled '23 minutes in Hell', and although it is extremely biased towards Christianity, it does carry an overall good message (basically, DON'T go there!). Supposedly the author got to spend 23 minutes in hell during a vision, and besides the numerous atrocities he encountered (too many to list here), he stated that the demonic creatures he encountered absolutely hated and despised God. Since they could not harm God directly, they turned and directed all of their anger and spiteful hatred towards the humans who were cast there because in relation to demons, we are molded closer to God and some of His attributes.
Anyway, it did get me thinking, why should we carry hatred or anger towards another fellow human being anyway, for we are all God's children and made to resemble His goodness. It just doesn't make sense to hate another human in the grand scheme of things. Now that I'm done giving my 2 cents all I have to do is apply this more often, I'd have it all figured out! laugh
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Peace Bosnian!
I just read your thread today, unfortunately I haven't had much time online this week so I just got to it today. Anyway, I just wanted to say that it is a GREAT thread and I absolutely 100000% know how you feel! I have debated very hotly with others in the past (not so much on free-minds, but on other forums and even in mosques with hadithists) and after reading the Quran and God's many merciful attributes, later regretted or felt bad about the way I spoke to others.
I read an interesting book last night titled '23 minutes in Hell', and although it is extremely biased towards Christianity, it does carry an overall good message (basically, DON'T go there!). Supposedly the author got to spend 23 minutes in hell during a vision, and besides the numerous atrocities he encountered (too many to list here), he stated that the demonic creatures he encountered absolutely hated and despised God. Since they could not harm God directly, they turned and directed all of their anger and spiteful hatred towards the humans who were cast there because in relation to demons, we are molded closer to God and some of His attributes.
Anyway, it did get me thinking, why should we carry hatred or anger towards another fellow human being anyway, for we are all God's children and made to resemble His goodness. It just doesn't make sense to hate another human in the grand scheme of things. Now that I'm done giving my 2 cents all I have to do is apply this more often, I'd have it all figured out! laugh
Thank you for the detailed post brother!
peace peace peace
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I like my new earrings
Send a picture please! D
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The thread is way OT, please bring it back or take it to PM.
Sorry...I didn't understand what you said sis!
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Peace Bosnian!
I just read your thread today, unfortunately I haven't had much time online this week so I just got to it today. Anyway, I just wanted to say that it is a GREAT thread and I absolutely 100000% know how you feel! I have debated very hotly with others in the past (not so much on free-minds, but on other forums and even in mosques with hadithists) and after reading the Quran and God's many merciful attributes, later regretted or felt bad about the way I spoke to others.
I read an interesting book last night titled '23 minutes in Hell', and although it is extremely biased towards Christianity, it does carry an overall good message (basically, DON'T go there!). Supposedly the author got to spend 23 minutes in hell during a vision, and besides the numerous atrocities he encountered (too many to list here), he stated that the demonic creatures he encountered absolutely hated and despised God. Since they could not harm God directly, they turned and directed all of their anger and spiteful hatred towards the humans who were cast there because in relation to demons, we are molded closer to God and some of His attributes.
Anyway, it did get me thinking, why should we carry hatred or anger towards another fellow human being anyway, for we are all God's children and made to resemble His goodness. It just doesn't make sense to hate another human in the grand scheme of things. Now that I'm done giving my 2 cents all I have to do is apply this more often, I'd have it all figured out! laugh
YOU are a good boy keep it up.
And dispute ye not with the People of the Book , except with means better (than mere disputation), unless it be with those of them who inflict wrong (and injury); but say, 'We believe in the Revelation which has come down to us and in that which came down to you; our God and your God is One; and it is to Him we submit (in Islam).'" 2946
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Peace Bosnian!
I just read your thread today, unfortunately I haven't had much time online this week so I just got to it today. Anyway, I just wanted to say that it is a GREAT thread and I absolutely 100000% know how you feel! I have debated very hotly with others in the past (not so much on free-minds, but on other forums and even in mosques with hadithists) and after reading the Quran and God's many merciful attributes, later regretted or felt bad about the way I spoke to others.
I read an interesting book last night titled '23 minutes in Hell', and although it is extremely biased towards Christianity, it does carry an overall good message (basically, DON'T go there!). Supposedly the author got to spend 23 minutes in hell during a vision, and besides the numerous atrocities he encountered (too many to list here), he stated that the demonic creatures he encountered absolutely hated and despised God. Since they could not harm God directly, they turned and directed all of their anger and spiteful hatred towards the humans who were cast there because in relation to demons, we are molded closer to God and some of His attributes.
Anyway, it did get me thinking, why should we carry hatred or anger towards another fellow human being anyway, for we are all God's children and made to resemble His goodness. It just doesn't make sense to hate another human in the grand scheme of things. Now that I'm done giving my 2 cents all I have to do is apply this more often, I'd have it all figured out! laugh
Very good. handshake
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YOU are a good boy keep it up.
And dispute ye not with the People of the Book , except with means better (than mere disputation), unless it be with those of them who inflict wrong (and injury); but say, 'We believe in the Revelation which has come down to us and in that which came down to you; our God and your God is One; and it is to Him we submit (in Islam).'" 2946
groupGREAT verse, thanks Afridi and thanks guys/girls! peace
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Hello
After reading Chapter 6 of The Message today ( which in my opinion is done very well ) I thought about some things and I thought about all the nasty things that I have said to people on this forum. I would like to apologise to all of you whom I have insulted or hurt, and I do indeed feel bad and guilty about saying the things I said. (
I am sorry.
I apologise and ask you to please forgive me.
Thank you peace
You never said anything bad to me but i think it's great that you have chosen to apologise.
God bless you