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#1 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 01:06:48
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As the title says, Eid Mubarak! Have a good Eid-ul-Azha :)
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#2 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 01:08:40
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#3 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 01:09:35
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i'm gonna have a good one, but what is it!!?
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#4 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 01:13:00
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#5 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 01:15:25
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Happy eid to all the muslims on GPRO!
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#6 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 01:16:02
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#7 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 01:16:27
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that's pretty cool Aleks never seen a link do that before!!
Amd good Eid-ul-Azha to you all!!
looks like a good excuse for a party :P
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#8 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 01:16:47
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a good Eid-ul-Azha to you too Tan (:
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#9 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 01:35:00 (Së fundi edituar 28 Nëntor 2009, 01:37:45 nga Baxter Knight)
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++++ a holiday celebrated by Muslims worldwide to commemorate the willingness of Ibrahim to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience to God. +++++
If my god asked me to do this task I would severely call him into question.
"Go sacrifice your own son you great omnipresent Twit !! "
anyway have a good Eid-ul-Azha
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#10 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 02:10:58
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#11 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 02:22:57
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first of all Eid Mubarak to all Muslim friends on gpro.
I also wish happy thanksgiving day to all Christian friends too.
Baxter ur comment is a bit offensive. according to Christian religion Jesus is son of God. but according to Muslim religion Jesus is one of 124.000 prophets of Allah. like Ibrahim, Moses and Muhammed. I just wanted to say it. didnt want to discuss about the differences between religions. but ur comment is about and around ur own belief.
just wanted to remind that if u want to comment on one's religion u should look through their window. surely to understand what this is about u need to read and understand the life of Prophet Ibrahim.
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#12 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 02:28:31
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Happy Eid guys. Off to cut off some goats then :)
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#13 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 02:30:54
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oh ye happy EID to yu to all of you :)
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Quote ( Tolga Zorba @ November 28th 2009,02:22:57 )
Baxter ur comment is a bit offensive.
Thank you, but I don't wish to offend yours or any religion.
The story of Abraham and his son Isaac is also taught in the Bible and I was making a comment on my own upbringing.
There are many parts of religious doctrine I disagree with and question. I live in a country where it is our right to question without persecution. (I was not born here but recently immigrated)
I don't follow religion blindly. It's caused it's share of war.
To each his own but I would rather rot in Hell than murder my son. And if My god can't see that then he's not worth the cloud he sits upon.
Have a happy holiday and God Bless
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#15 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 06:57:16
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#16 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 07:35:17
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happy eid for every muslim
eid mubarak
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Quote ( Tolga Zorba @ November 28th 2009,02:22:57 )
I also wish happy thanksgiving day to all Christian friends too
Thanksgiving is a secular holiday.
but, Happy Eid Mubarak all.
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#18 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 07:40:45
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Quote ( Rusty Rafferty @ November 28th 2009,07:38:12 )
Thanksgiving is a secular holiday.
From wikipedia:
"Thanksgiving was historically a religious observation to give thanks to God, but is also celebrated as a secular holiday."
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#19 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 07:43:17
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also from wikipedia:
"Traditionally, it is a time to give thanks for the harvest and express gratitude in general. While perhaps religious in origin, Thanksgiving is now primarily identified as a secular holiday."
there's nothing religious about the day.
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#20 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 07:48:27
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Well since you are the one celebrating it, you must know better.
Anyways have a good time people, hope you foster friendship and good will between the globe on whatever it is that you are celebrating! ^^
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#21 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 08:16:47
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Quote ( Baxter Knight @ November 28th 2009,02:39:59 )
(I was not born here but recently immigrated)
Where did you move from?
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#22 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 08:36:08
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Quote ( Laura Kerly @ November 28th 2009,08:16:47 )
Where did you move from?
Down Under ... hence the whacked humour
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happy eid-ul-azha
English wikipedia fiest paragraph:
Eid Mubarak (Arabic: عيد مبارك, Persian/Urdu: عید مُبارک) is a traditional Muslim greeting reserved for use on the festivals of Eid ul-Adha and Eid ul-Fitr. The phrase translates into English as "blessed festival", and can be paraphrased as "may you enjoy a blessed festival". Muslims wish each other Eid Mubarak after performing the Eid prayer. This celebration continues until the end of the day for Eid ul-Fitr (or al-Fitr) and continues a further three days for Eid ul-Adha (or Al-Adha). However, in the social sense people usually celebrate Eid ul-Fitr in the same length as Eid ul-Adha, such as family visits, and exchange greetings, such as "Eid Mubarak". It is notable that saying these exact words is a cultural tradition influenced by deep roots of religion in it; however, it is not part of any religious obligations. Speakers of Arabic might also add "kul 'am wantum bikhair." Which means "[May] you be well every year
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#24 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 08:48:06
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Quote ( Baxter Knight @ November 28th 2009,08:36:08 )
Down Under ... hence the whacked humour
Stands to reason, but why fly the yankee flag?
:)
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#25 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 08:52:39
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Quote ( Tan S Lake @ November 28th 2009,01:06:48 )
Eid-ul-Azha well in arabic we say Eid-AL-ADHA :)
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#26 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 09:27:35
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Quote ( Othmane Remch @ November 28th 2009,08:52:39 )
well in arabic we say Eid-AL-ADHA :)
I am no relgious expert on Islam, but it in South Asia, we seem to replace "d" with "z" for muslim religious festivals' names.
Example: Arabic spelling seems to be "Ramadan"; we spell it "Ramazan" around here. No idea why this happens though.
Anyway, Eid Mubarak.
Quote ( Baxter Knight @ November 28th 2009,02:39:59 )
There are many parts of religious doctrine I disagree with and question. I live in a country where it is our right to question without persecution. (I was not born here but recently immigrated)
That may be true, but you do know this is not allowed on this forum, right?
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Quote ( Samoeni Albanalopolis @ November 28th 2009,01:08:40 )
What is this?
Kurban Bajrami :).
Quote ( Chinmay Dhopate @ November 28th 2009,09:27:35 )
we spell it "Ramazan"
Same here.
Eid Mubarak!
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#28 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 10:27:57
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Quote ( Baxter Knight @ November 28th 2009,01:35:00 )
If my god asked me to do this task I would severely call him into question.
"Go sacrifice your own son you great omnipresent Twit !! " From what I know this was a task to the prophet so is was his duty to listen god words.
So he did that and god saved his son and gave to him a male sheep to cut instead of his son.
I have read this somewhere in wikipedia.
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And Happy Eid!
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#30 Postuar 28 Nëntor 2009, 11:28:12
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