rikacomet

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by rikacomet 11y ago
Being a Muslim is to bow one's will to the Almighty. There is no such thing Wahabi/Hijji/Cultural Muslims. This is cleared in the Quran, that the religion chosen for us is Islam, not Islam Version A or Version B. A Muslim wil
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by rikacomet 11y ago
Islamic Perspective in Rough (need citation): Prophet Adam (Peace be upon Him) created the first House of Worship at Kaaba. During the time of Prophet Nuh (Noah) (Peace be Upon Him), it was in one sense, 'lost'. Then Prophet Ibrah
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by rikacomet 11y ago
It is not a place of entertainment or sight-seeing. Hajj is a Farz for Muslims. Anyone who enter's Mecca ought to do so with the thought of his Lord on him, seeking redemption and forgiveness. Or Would you worship your Lord only if it
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by rikacomet 12y ago
I think that is a excellent example of how information might get abused.
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by rikacomet 12y ago
I would rather not agree with this "Break up the NSA" thing. I do follow the public opinion that its surveillance is wrong, but this is not the fix. NSA is a organization, a empty shell without its people. If the people are not g
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by rikacomet 12y ago
I must say, that the sense of realism in that was really good! Allow me to just point out a few things that would help it get nearer to perfect! (This is good heart'ed feedback obviously!): 1. The bathroom door was somehow unnaturally
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Though there is an increase in certain pockets, there is no attitude change in the Indian government towards forest/wildlife conservation in aggregate (at all!), as evident by the deforestation activities on the outskirt of Sundarban.I
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by rikacomet 12y ago
And you think that Islam promotes this "bodily harm/threats" ? You sure are a delusional one. I leave you at that, I should have known that you are not here to listen to opinions, or engage in a fair debate.
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by rikacomet 12y ago
And you are unable to see that you are simply starting to touch the line of madly imposing your opinion upon others. and Also doing both side of a conversation. It is very easy to sit at home and be a arm-chair philosopher, and hope that th
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by rikacomet 12y ago
okay, since you are insisting this much. Let us hear what your copy says? What are you quoting exactly, and what is your point? You seem to claim that you are not rigid in your opinion and are open for debate.
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Then we simply have different opinions. Nothing more. What I meant in my original post is that, out of the millions of ways to be amused, if you can simply write off "insulting prophets of Islam", I your Muslim friend would be ver
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Dear Jacques, your opinion is not the only one that matters, I hope you remember that. No opinion got diluted, nor yours or mine or whatever you meant by that. I will say this clearly to you, Muslim people have faith in Prophet Muhammad and
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by rikacomet 12y ago
there you go quoting random things from the internet. This is really not worth my time anymore. Should I say two things clearly? 1. I condemn the attack on charlie hebdo. Do you? 2. I condemn the over-the-top carricatures of Muhammad. Do yo
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Can I point, that one of the central tenants of Islam is that the only source of Quran is Quran itself. Wikipedia is not a accurate source. But you knew that right?
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by rikacomet 12y ago
First of all, this is a "no true Scotsman" fallacy. Islam, after Christianity, has the bloodiest history we know. The only reason it is the second biggest religion is because it expanded by violent conquers. Even in the off chance
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Islam starts at Tauheed, which is to believe in "One God". As a Muslim I have only 2 things to say to you: Do you condemn the attacks? I do. Do you condemn over-the-top caricatures of our Prophet? I do.
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by rikacomet 12y ago
If you can't believe either me or them, then you surely can try to find out what Islam is yourself right? Best help is self help! To start looking, pick up a genuine English Translation of Quran.
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by rikacomet 12y ago
No learning Arabic is not compulsory, though reading the Quran is. There are lot of translations of Quran, including in English. People are not aware as such because of similar reasons, as you may not know the whole of constitution that gov
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by rikacomet 12y ago
To offend him is to offend me. The same way, someone would offend you by offending your family.
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by rikacomet 12y ago
I'm effectively arguing that Muslims are highly offended because we have the liberty to be so for this case. Yet that doesn't qualify as enough to hurt someone, and that is why I said both.
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by rikacomet 12y ago
The liberty to express yourself is not the only liberty in the world. I, You and All of Us have the liberty to be offended as well. The point is: -what to do if you are offended? To which I say simply ignore it happened. -why offend someone
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by rikacomet 12y ago
did I not condemn the attack, and clearly said that at max they should have been ignored, it was after all only satire.
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by rikacomet 12y ago
If you read the content of that wiki yourself (Carefully), or watch the movie "The Message", you will find out yourself that you are wrong.
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by rikacomet 12y ago
First of all.. certainly as a Muslim, I condemn the attack on Charlie Hebdo. This is not Islam. But, if I were to take the liberty to express my own opinion, I would say honestly, I think both parties were at wrong here. First that their ha
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Being an Indian, I agree with that. Sometimes, when asked "how do you justify the X salary you are demanding" I find very few who have any answers (except the occasional: 'How he/she belongs to IIT' as if being an I
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by rikacomet 12y ago
MS, why you no break that iso file in part files? In Asia, people are still running on barely Broadband speeds (1MB or below). So much for having a Indian CEO.
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Just to add as feedback to that: I much prefer the Jpeg render of 2 things in particular in that sample image. First, the brownish stone on the lower-right corner. As we as the car tracks. Regarding the car-tracks, the rough look in the Jpe
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Just to add to that, India, perhaps learned from the 1970 famine (see the wiki on Green Revolution). There are more variety of rice today in India, than anyone can count. And people have appreciation for that. I often eat 0.45cm long rice,
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by rikacomet 12y ago
please do share, if you found a picture of noteworthy legitimacy that shows even 1% of the figure quoted above i.e 20 million. (btw the population of DPRK is 24 million as per wikipedia, thus 20 million seems a lot inflated.)
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by rikacomet 12y ago
I agree partially with you. And to add to that. The probable problem with the US approach to this is the "rate of change" ("probable" because it is too hard to call it anything more, since this is world affairs we are ta

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