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#31 Elküldve: 2009. november 28. 11:58:07
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Happy Eid to everyone:)
Adha Mubarak
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#32 Elküldve: 2009. november 28. 13:05:29
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Quote ( Baxter Knight @ November 28th 2009,02:39:59 )
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
Good for you, but there is a reason religious discussions are not allowed on GPRO.
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#33 Elküldve: 2009. november 28. 13:18:42
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Eid Mubarak TO ALL MUSLIMS OF THE WORLD
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#34 Elküldve: 2009. november 28. 13:56:10
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#35 Elküldve: 2009. november 28. 13:57:36
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i dont no of this festival or event but happy eid mubarak
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#36 Elküldve: 2009. november 28. 20:32:55
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Quote ( Drilon Morina @ November 28th 2009,09:49:54 )
Kurban Bajrami
it seems that u read this from a Turkish board or at least from a thread that a Turkish friend posted. bcs Kurban is the Turkish meaning of sacrifice and bayram (spelled like bajram) is festival. like sacrificing festival.
Quote ( Samoeni Albanalopolis @ November 28th 2009,10:30:51 )
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.
thats is exactly what is believed by Islam and Christian religion. (I really dont know about Judaism
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#37 Elküldve: 2009. november 28. 21:12:29
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Quote ( Tolga Zorba @ November 28th 2009,20:32:55 )
it seems that u read this from a Turkish board
Nahh
Quote ( Tolga Zorba @ November 28th 2009,20:32:55 )
bcs Kurban is the Turkish meaning of sacrifice
You know that there can be the same words in different languages! It doesn't necessarily mean that only Turkey uses those words.
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#38 Elküldve: 2009. november 28. 21:18:37 (módosítva: 2009. november 28. 21:19:25 Jed Lilly által)
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Happy Eid and If you don't celebrate it then happy Albanian and Mauritanian independence day!
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#39 Elküldve: 2009. november 29. 10:28:38
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Quote ( Jed Lilly @ November 28th 2009,21:18:37 )
happy Albanian independence day!
Thank you :D!!
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#40 Elküldve: 2009. november 29. 10:30:29
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Happy Eid. I know about this because my Muslim friend told me :D.
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#41 Elküldve: 2009. november 29. 11:40:37
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Quote ( Tolga Zorba @ November 28th 2009,20:32:55 )
thats is exactly what is believed by Islam and Christian religion. (I really dont know about Judaism
Most/All of the teachings in the Old Testament is Judaic, so this would indeed also apply to Judaism.
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#42 Elküldve: 2009. november 29. 11:46:26
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Quote ( Jed Lilly @ November 28th 2009,21:18:37 )
happy Albanian and Mauritanian independence day! Thanks a lot.
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#43 Elküldve: 2009. november 29. 13:07:44
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Enough now Bruno! You don't want to be the Language Police AND the Bible Police do you?? ;p hehehe
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#44 Elküldve: 2009. november 29. 14:04:32 (módosítva: 2009. november 29. 14:06:00 Tolga Zorba által)
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Quote ( Drilon Morina @ November 28th 2009,21:12:29 )
You know that there can be the same words in different languages! It doesn't necessarily mean that only Turkey uses those words
:) I'm 100% sure its Turkish. why? bcs many European languages' source is the same. not only European languages. unlike Turkish. sentence structure of Turkish is both different from European languages-Arabic-Persian-Russian-Chinese etc.
oh I must say that Turkish is not spoken only in Turkiye. Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, by a few million Iraq Turkmen population and in East Turkestan (yet in occupation of china)
more than 100 million ppl in the world speak Turkish as native language. u may have read Kurban bajrami from one of those nations. but as I pointed before I'm 100% sure its Turkish. if u can find any other language which uses Kurban as the meaning of sacrifice and bajram (or bayram) for festival let me learn too. and I'll apologise u.
Quote ( Bruno Grønbæk Kristensen @ November 29th 2009,11:40:37 )
Most/All of the teachings in the Old Testament is Judaic, so this would indeed also apply to Judaism.
Bruno thx from heart for sharing this information.
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#45 Elküldve: 2009. november 29. 14:27:55
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#46 Elküldve: 2009. november 29. 23:41:46
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Might be wise to let religions out of this game ... oh well ...
I'm having one but one needs some space for secular activities.
In my humble opinion this thread should be closed
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#47 Elküldve: 2009. november 30. 00:24:11
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Quote ( Bruno Grønbæk Kristensen @ November 28th 2009,13:05:29 )
Good for you, but there is a reason religious discussions are not allowed on GPRO.
Better not wish anyone Happy Christmas then :-p
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#48 Elküldve: 2009. december 1. 22:03:46
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Quote ( Pierre Lisbonis @ November 29th 2009,23:41:46 )
Might be wise to let religions out of this game ... oh well ...
I'm having one but one needs some space for secular activities.
In my humble opinion this thread should be closed
+1..it's asking for trouble lol!
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#49 Elküldve: 2010. szeptember 10. 17:33:28
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Eid Mubarak to everyone who celebrates it!
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#50 Elküldve: 2010. szeptember 10. 17:34:54
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#51 Elküldve: 2010. szeptember 10. 17:35:27 (módosítva: 2010. szeptember 10. 17:49:29 Dylan Ihtiyar által)
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Edit
For yesterday : Ramazan bayramınız mübarek olsun!
Kurban Bayramı Kutlu Olsun
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#52 Elküldve: 2010. szeptember 10. 17:36:15
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What? This year´s Eid Mubarak is TODAY?
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#53 Elküldve: 2010. szeptember 10. 17:37:10
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Thanks Daniel! and Dylan?
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#54 Elküldve: 2010. szeptember 10. 17:37:31
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Quote ( Nazir Ali @ September 10th 2010,17:37:10 )
Dylan?
Yes :) ?
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#55 Elküldve: 2010. szeptember 10. 17:39:42
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Happy Eid mubarak
Quote ( Daniel Tackaberry @ September 10th 2010,17:33:28 )
Eid Mubarak to everyone who celebrates it!
Thanks Dear Daniel
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#56 Elküldve: 2010. szeptember 10. 17:41:51
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Quote ( Dylan van den Berg @ September 10th 2010,17:37:31 )
Yes :) ? Transalate Please?
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#57 Elküldve: 2010. szeptember 10. 17:45:01
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Is in Turkish and it means "Happy eid mubarak".
Quote ( Dylan van den Berg @ September 10th 2010,17:35:27 )
Kurban Bayramı Olsun Kurban Bayrami Kutlu Olsun must be :)
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#58 Elküldve: 2010. szeptember 10. 17:49:20
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Yeah sorry, my turkish is getting worse by the day :(
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#59 Elküldve: 2010. szeptember 10. 17:50:52
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"Hayırlı olmak" is in Turkish and it means "Happy eid mubarak". Also Hayır is mean to no. So we have referendum for laws. So;
""HAYIR"lı bayramlar.. Tüm Türkiye için...."
Eid Mubarak (NO) for Turkiye... ;)
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#60 Elküldve: 2010. szeptember 10. 17:55:28
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Quote ( Dylan van den Berg @ September 10th 2010,17:49:20 )
Yeah sorry, my turkish is getting worse by the day :( I'm not Turkish, apologize to Cagri :D
Don't worry, If I learnt Turkish in 5 month I am sure you'll learn faster :)
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