Re: presence of piety here and absent there
are you saying we are hypocrites :aq:
Re: presence of piety here and absent there
past participle of all the grammatical rules, why past participle?
i absolutely see what you mean.
infact, i am looking at it right now.
i can be philosophical without knowing the whole argument, conjecture, paradox.
just like I can read and write english, but i can not define what the hell is a past participle etc.
thats what I meant
Re: presence of piety here and absent there
choonti ka sar tor doooo
haathi ki dum maror dooo
pls fruadz ko chor dooooo
Re: presence of piety here and absent there
Sedqey jaoon, Ume-Zareefah.
Re: presence of piety here and absent there
Fraudia bhai,
i am sorry if i strained your mind in any way.
Re: presence of piety here and absent there
past participle of all the grammatical rules, why past participle? i absolutely see what you mean. infact, i am looking at it right now.
haha because i dont remember the terms of any of the other past present types..there was something 'perfect', but i dont remember it now
Re: presence of piety here and absent there
Fraudia bhai, i am sorry if i strained your mind in any way.
i am not talking to you under any duress. :)
Re: presence of piety here and absent there
no… just hippopotamus
Re: presence of piety here and absent there
well said.
thanks for sharing hum hein lajawab.
& you say you are not religious. jazakallah.
best,
Dushwari
But remember, this is Internet. Not to judge the book by looking at it's cover but sometimes we fail to understand a person in real (yeh to phir bhi Internet hai). A person gets to know another person through his/her words and actions, in this case: his/her posts. If a person (ppl like me) is pretending to be someone else when in reality, he/she is different, then let him/her know of the following hadith:
(quoting from memory so it is just summary and not word-to-word) Prophet Ahmed (SAW) said that one of the peron disliked in the sight of Allah is the one who pretends to be someone else when in reality he/she is someone else.
Now remember, the 'pretending to be someone' is not stuff like being all religious at one point and then joking around at another. Both of these things are acecptable in Islam., hence, don't count. When I say 'pretending to be someone else,' I am referring to things like:
- I pray 5 times a day (when in reality, I might not)
- To claim soething (which in reality might not be true)
- To lie to impress others or "fit" in a group There are probably more examples of this.
Re: presence of piety here and absent there
this is a validation worthy of being thanked in kind.
thanks :)
Dushwari
i am not talking to you under any duress. :)
Re: presence of piety here and absent there
yes, sometimes, we are made to forego, what we would rather never have to remember, because of its presence with us.
but, it turns into something 'imperfect' & so the past passes away itself, leaving all imperfect marks.
haha because i dont remember the terms of any of the other past present types..there was something 'perfect', but i dont remember it now
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hey now as long as we dont talk about active passive and direct indirect I am fine :)
Re: presence of piety here and absent there
Fraudia bhai,
then the superlative of your highness's first person pronoun will have no verbs.
can you do without them? i think, you cannot. :>
Re: presence of piety here and absent there
shakes head like a gadha
ji
Re: presence of piety here and absent there
Fraudia bhai, i stop. i think you should maintain your vertical ascent as a bi-paddler.
peace.
shaba-khaire.
Dushwari