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muslim’s way of life, These are some pictures I like. Post pictures related to that

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U.S. Navy sailors of Islamic faith pray in the chapel aboard the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt in the Arabian Sea on the first day of Ramadan on Friday, Nov. 16, 2001. At left is ABH3 Asmar Newsome of Newark, New Jersey. Also praying is fireman Anwar Saleem of Washington, DC., and ABH3 Michael Davidson of Madison,

Wisconsin, right. (AP/WWP Dave Martin)

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President Bush, center, gives remarks before the start of Iftaar dinner at the State Dining room of the White House on Monday, November 19, 2001, in Washington. Iftaar begins at sunset during Ramadan, when practicing Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset for a lunarmonth. (AP/WWP Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

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President Bush, center, listens to Imam Abdullah Muhammad Al-Khouj, left, deliver a prayer before the start of Iftaar dinner at the State Dining room of the White House on Monday, Nov. 19, 2001, in Washington. Also sitting at the table is Secretary of State Colin Powell, right. (AP/WWP Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

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Malieh Nassar, left, dishes up food for her son, Ossama Nassar, 6, as Dhuha Tawil, 14, right, fills her plate in the kitchen of the Mother Mosque as they end their day of fasting in observance of Ramadan, Sunday, Nov. 18, 2001, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

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Ismail Syed reads from the Quran at the Masjid Hazrat-I-Abubakr, New York City’s largest Afghani mosque, on the first night of Ramadan, Friday, Nov. 17, 2001

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Taha Tawil, left, leads the men in prayer in the Mother Mosque after ending their day of fasting for Ramadan in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sunday, Nov. 18, 2001. Tawil, the imam, or spiritual leader, of the mosque, said neighbors of the Muslim community have been supportive in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and the war in Afghanistan.

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Mr. Abdul Samad, left, and Nader Mohmand share a traditional Afghani rice and lamb dish to break their fast at New York City’s largest Afghani mosque, the Masjid Hazrat-I-Abubakr, on the first night of Ramadan, Friday, Nov. 16, 2001. Ramadan, a monthlong holiday of fasting and purification, celebrates the month in which God revealed the Quran, Islam’s holy book, to Prophet Mohammad

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nice pics and description.. i like the first on..

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subhanAllah!

Kaddu khao, jaan banao!

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nice images SO…

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i like them all..
but the bush %$%$%$%$ should be in these images.. he is ### ####…

.::. ¢¼ ﷲ ﻼﺃ ﷲﺃ ﻶ ¢¼ .::.

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what showing there is not bush, just influence of islam

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Nice pics, thanks for sharing

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A four year old looks up to his father during a noon prayer service at the Islamic Center of the Lehigh Valley in Whitehall, Pennsylvania.

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This Muslim-American family lives in California. (James Kemp/Black Star)

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In 1995, this young patient, right center, surrounded by his loving family, arrived from his home in Baghdad at St. Jude’s Children’s Research hospital. The Hospital has accepted patients from 60 countries, but its ties with the Arab world are particularly strong. The late actor Danny Thomas, the son of Lebanese immigrants, founded St. Jude’s in 1962

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A New York City taxi driver, a Muslim from Pakistan, says that praying five times a day helps him with the stress of his work.

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Hundreds of Muslims in Panama City, Florida, mourn the victims of the attack.

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Worshippers pray at the Muslim Community Center of Brooklyn Makki Mosque in New York. Following afternoon prayers, members of the mosque marched in solidarity supporting America and denouncing terrorism.

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At a Passaic County mosque, a father lines up to donate blood with his son.

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In New York City, several days after the September 11 terrorist attacks, Shobir Maemad, of the Islamic Council of America, reassures a crowd that the mosque’s neighbors had come to its defense when angry demonstrators appeared the night before.

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A Passaic County, New Jersey, mosque holds more than a thousand Muslim worshippers who came to pray for the victims of the September tragedy

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U.S. President George W. Bush, accompanied by community and religious leaders, speaks at the Islamic Center of Washington, D.C., on September 17, 2001. “The United States counts millions of Muslims amongst its citizens,” Bush said, and they are making “an incredibly valuable contribution to our country.”

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Eid mubarak," or “May your religious holiday be blessed,” is the message on the Eid stamp, honoring the two important Muslim festivals. The U.S. Postal Service issued the stamp on September 1, 2001, at the annual convention of the Islamic Society of North America.

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Imam Yahya Hindi gives the opening prayer in the House of Representatives, November 15, the last day the House was in session before Ramadan. House Speaker Dennis Hastert listens with bowed head. (U.S. Dept. of State/Barry Fitzgerald)

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Imam Mohamad Qatanani prays before the New Jersey Senate in honor of the beginning of Ramadan, December 2000. Senate President Donald DiFrancesco looks on.

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Air Force 2nd Lieutenant Abdullah Hamza Al-Mubarak addresses fellow Muslim service members at the Pentagon’s second annual Iftar celebration in January 1999, marking the Islam holy month of Ramadan. Lt. Al-Mubarak became the Air Force’s first Muslim chaplain. (American Forces Press Service, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.)

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In 1993, Imam Abdul-Rasheed Muhammad became the Army’s first Muslim chaplain. His appointment was a response to an expanding number of Muslims enlisting in the military or converting to the religion in the ranks. (Beau Whittington/U.S. Army)

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jazak Allah....
nice pics....

"Our Lord! forgive us our sins and anything we may have done that transgressed our duty; establish our feet firmly and help us against those that resist faith." **Quran(3:147)

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Very hi nice picz...love them!

JazakAllah khair!

Ya Rab dil e muslim ko woh zinda tamanna de,
Jo qalb ko garma de, jo roh ko tarpa de!
Alama Iqbal

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Subhan Allah!

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Inspiring pics friend.

Kambakht Ishq!

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Bawa fellowship at a Philadelphia mosque.

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A worship service in progress at the Muslim Society of Memphis in Tennessee.
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Men pray outside the Dar al Islam Mosque near Abiquiu, New Mexico.

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:)

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Muslim men bow for afternoon prayer on New York’s Madison Avenue in Manhattan before the start of the United American Muslim Day Parade.

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Outside of the Islamic Cultural Center of New York, Muslim worshippers stop by a hot dog stand.

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A Muslim high school girl competes in a relay race in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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In Chantilly, Virginia, a suburb of Washington, D.C., a little girl delights in a carousel ride at the Eid-ul-Fitr festival. The festival is attended by thousands of Muslims.

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Grocery shopping in a local Washington, D.C., food store.

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An Arab-American girl looks at key chains for sale on the street in Brooklyn, New York.

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Last minute preparations to kill Muslims of Afghanistan.

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Muslims have never killed Muslims before? It is because they are Americans. America stands for the right of all branches of Muslims to be treated equally, unlike some eastern countries. I understand that some Americans support Israel to an absurd degree. If Israel did not persecute Palestinians and the US was not in Arabia, your view might be less angry. This American would like to see both above things be reality.

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[quote]
Originally posted by TOMASSO:
*America stands for the right of all branches of Muslims to be treated equally. *
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Yeah right