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that was my point too 
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let’s our points marry each other and we will create a pointful family
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my points wear pants, yours wear burqa 
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our points will wear mini skirt and danial will be all drooling over 
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no way man…my points have hairy legs 
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use Flame to get rid of the hair
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they r still young..I ma feed them double-roti before flaming them
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use butter along 
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jelly 
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Yeah brother i know and Allah has opened my heart now…I made a promise to myself after the shahadat of Hazrat Ghazi abdur rasheed Shaheed that i will never dance again. My muslim sisters died for Islam and what type of brother could enjoy dancing now?
Wallahi I won’t make any dance video of myself now. Ghazi sahab’s shahdaat had a deep impact on my conscience. May Allah bless him
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:k:
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A sister in Islam Talks about her experience
Hareem baji listen to this what the sisters inside the mosque said
An eye opener for those who said that Molana sahab kept hostages…The girls of the Madrasa speak out that they were there on their own..
A Story of remarkable courage…A Must Listen!
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A slap on Ugly faces of those who said that students were forced to stay there as Hostage…
An interview of a Muslim Mom
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wait so these girls wanted to die in the madrassa, but then ran out with their hands up. what ever happened to getting shahadat?
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wait so these girls wanted to die in the madrassa, but then ran out with their hands up. what ever happened to getting shahadat?
Child to His mother : mom what is a star?
Mother : Stars are in the sky
Child : mom what is the sky?
Mom : its where we have the stars and the heavens
Child: Mom what are stars?
Mom : Stars are made up of light
CHild : Mom what is light?
Danial kiddo.....dont be like the child above ha ha ha
By the way how old r u kid?
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what? 
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double_roti … why don’t you think before you make such ridiculous statements as you made above? 
Your assumption or even insinuation of possibility, that Abdul Aziz was not in burqa but security personals put burqa over him, does not have any chance of standing in front of any scrutiny.:halo:
Do you think that Abdul Aziz was a complete idiot? Obviously, he could not have come out of that madrasa without any disguise as he should have known that army all around would arrest him.
We should remember that he came out of that madrasa with his daughter and that means, he was not going anywhere to meet someone (as some liars mullah have claimed). If he was going out to meet someone, while madrassa was under siege, he would not take his daughter with him. Hence it is obvious that he was trying to escape.
It shows that he was running away from there to save his life. Now, to come out of Madrassa to run away from there (or for any reason), unless he was complete idiot, he would have used some disguise. The choice he made for disguise was burqa and his daughter was with him. He must have thought that with his daughter, there is possibility that he might be able to sneak through the forces, who might be letting girls go home unchecked (an assumption that cost him his arrest but nevertheless saved him his life).
Hence, the story of him coming out of Madrassa in burqa is not only logical but seems 100 percent correct … unless one start assuming that Abdul Aziz was completely idiot and did not realized that if he would come out without any disguise, even than he would get through the army without getting arrested.
He might have done that thinking that he might sneak through the army by hiding himself here and there, but even that assumption becomes meaningless when one think of him escaping with his daughter. As sneaking through armed forces all around, with madrassa under siege, it would take lot of hiding; that was impossible for him with his daughter along with him, as such risk a person would take on his own.
So, conclusion would be that either he got arrested while trying to escape siege in burqa or that he was complete idiot to try to escape from a siege madrassa in normal dressing with his daughter. Take your choice.
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Signs of the Day of Judgement
There will be years of deceit, in which a truthful person will be disbelieved and a liar will be believed
(Ibn Kathir)
The time will be years of confusion. People will believe a liar, and disbelieve one who tells the truth. People will distrust one who is trustworthy, and trust one who is treacherous.
(Ahmad)
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Whether these people stayed inside the masjid of their own free will or were forced to stay there it still does not change their original crime. The fact that they had arms inside the mosque clearly shows that these students (read militants) were clearly not as innocent as some people are making them out to be. A mosque is not the place to keep arms or wage 'holy wars'. Even if they had certain grievances with the state on certain issues there are forums etc. where one can discuss such things. Militancy or religious war is only permitted in Islam if your religion is under direct attack from non-believers who seek by force to convert Muslims which clearly was not the case here. Why do most of these self righteous mullahs and their fanatical followers always resort to militancy (other examples being the bloody revolution of Iran and Taliban) and think that Islam can be spread by the gun. Our religion teaches peace not violence or militancy. Have you ever heard truly educated Islamic scholars advocating the use of arms against the state.