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Women's Singing and Qur'an Recitation in Public

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    nsws1988
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    Exactly!

    You can't beat an inspiring bit of music
    http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUlw4NT08Ds&feature=related

    nope

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      Sirius
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      nope

      I know right? Such an artistic piece often leaves people speechless.

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        I know right? Such an artistic piece often leaves people speechless.

        Yes it's so inspiring that I'm inspired to shoot myself.

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          san
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          Yes it's so inspiring that I'm inspired to shoot myself.

          Well, if only each and everyone of the target audience shared your aspiration... (we'd have much less trolololols in the world by now)

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            I remember taking this type of fatwa very seriously. I gave up music for just over a year, got rid of all my music and sold my mp3 player. The thing is, I sort of experienced the benefits of giving up music. It cleared my mind of all the crap that I was feeding it. No longer was Ludacris telling me he had hoes in different area codes, or Biggie revealing his dreams of 'f****** an R'n'B b****'. Basically, I was polluting my mind and the hiatus did me a world of good. I noticed a change in my own character, and found myself thinking and reflecting more. Before, if I had a quiet moment to myself I'd hum a song or rap a lyric to myself. Once I quit I freed up a lot of brain energy.

            Since I woke up to the extremity of such a fatwa, I've built up my music collection again but this time being far more selective. Inspiring lyrics and genuine expression of reality or dreams is what I look for now.

            This is precisely why rap is crap.

            Mr.trolololo is however strangely upbeat and happy yet SO weird...the contrast is fascinating creepy.

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              Rana
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              Mr.trolololo is however strangely upbeat and happy yet SO weird...the contrast is fascinating creepy.

              Did anyone else wonder how 'hard' his hair might be to the touch? (or is that just me? -[)

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                savage_carrot
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                I was thinking it would be soft? And that is just me, I look for the effeminate in every man D

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