In the name of Allah, the Merciful to all, the Compassionate
A story broke out a few days ago about Bus ads linking "Islamic Jew-hatred" with Adolf Hitler, rolling through the streets of Washington, DC.
The text on the ad reads: "Islamic Jew-hatred: It's in the Quran. Two-thirds of all US aid goes to Islamic countries. Stop racism. End all aid to Islamic countries,"
In the name of Allah, the Merciful to all, the Compassionate
Sunni-Shia hostility has existed for the last 14 centuries - an unsettled problem that nobody can deny. The majority of the disagreements and the sectarian division started immediately after the demise of the Messenger of Allah, Muhammad (PBUH). For the most part of history, the sects coexisted in harmony and peace despite the occasional disagreement and violence. Never before has the violence been this widespread and brutal.
In the name of Allah, the Merciful to all, the Compassionate
I am not psychologist, but I have seen enough psychos in my life, from benign ones to the ultimate vicious. For me, the most annoying people were the ones who get used to doing something wrong, while they preach others not to do that. For example some people cruelly tease others, but if you return their favor, they get mad and preach you about how insulting it is to tease others. I have even seen more severe cases who are addicted on doing something wrong, while preaching totally innocent others not to do that wrong.
This Blog post written by Neil Clark was originally published on RT:
Just imagine if the democratically-elected government of Canada had been toppled in a Russian-financed coup, in which far-right extremists and neo-Nazis played a prominent role.
That the new unelected 'government' in Ottawa cancelled the law giving the French language official status, appointed a billionaire oligarch to run Quebec and signed an association agreement with a Russian-led trade bloc.
The new Hollywood blockbuster “300:Rise of an Empire”, despite a tremendous backlash over historical inaccuracies and blatant racism portrayed in the first “300” movie, maintains the tradition. Within the first few minutes of the film, we learn that Darius the Great, Emperor of Persia invaded the western Greek lands because he is annoyed at their “freedom”. Themistocles shoots the Persian Darius who is watching the battle from a ship.
In the name of Allah, the Merciful to all, the Compassionate
Recently I watched a video clip in which two physicists from the University of Nottingham tried to prove that the sum of 1+2+3+4+5+... is equal to -1/12. At first I thought that it’s a joke, and it reminded me of a comedy classic in which Abbott proved that 13 x 7 = 28:
In the following Video clip, you can see the Hinging Cubes that Erik Aberg builds, and he demonstrates how different shapes and structures can be formed using them.
What I really like about this artwork is it helps us to have a better understanding of how parts of an overall design can work together, and how we can improve our designs by utilizing such concepts.
Erik has a website and a facebook page, in which you can find more about his works.
Please! Don’t tell me prophecy has no place in the modern world. If you think world leaders make decision based on tangible interests of their nations and they evaluate costs and benefits of every decision in a materialistic, secular way, you are living in a fantasy.
I recently watched a few video clips about some evidence that humans were roaming planet earth for millions of years. In a documentary named “Origin of Man” it shows some human footprints beside dinosaur footprint dated around 100 million years ago. The other one shows a footprint more than one meter long, dated at least 200 million years ago. That’s why I decided to write this article, and show what some Muslim scholars think about Origin of Man.
It’s not a secret that the western civilization does its best to ignore other civilizations and attribute all the achievements of the human race to itself. They act like before them, nobody observed an apple falling from a tree, and that it was newton, who for the first time in history, could observe it and conclude that there should be a reason for that, and named it Gravity.
