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Yeh Zindagi...: January 2005

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Yeh Zindagi Bohothe Laambie Hai, Magar Hamaara Wakhat Bohothe Kaam Hai." (Translation: This Life is Really Long, But Our Time is Short) [Source: Hum Tum]. Friday, January 28, 2005. Some say Deddy has a striking resemblance to Amitah Bachan :) Haha. Posted by PakiBarbie @ 1:18 PM. In LA - Halaal Chinese @ Lotus. Mashallah, food was excellent. L - R) My brother Zain, family friend Zainy and myself. Posted by PakiBarbie @ 1:17 PM. Thursday, January 27, 2005. Posted by PakiBarbie @ 3:11 PM. As the weeks pass...

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My Journey to Identity: Youth empowerment at the United Nations

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My Journey to Identity. Tuesday, May 09, 2006. Youth empowerment at the United Nations. No one is born a good citizen; no nation is born a democracy. Rather, both are processes that continue to evolve over a lifetime. Young people must be included from birth. A society that cuts off its youth severs its lifeline.". UN Secretary General Kofi Annan. A US network of youth working on sustainable development, I was immediately interested. What is. Commission on Sustainable Development. There are are so many t...

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My Journey to Identity: Tell President Bush: Remember Darfur in the State of the Union!

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My Journey to Identity. Thursday, January 19, 2006. Tell President Bush: Remember Darfur in the State of the Union! Nearly 17 months have passed since the Bush Administration labeled the crisis in Darfur "genocide." This is the first time since the days of the Holocaust that the United States has called on-going atrocities genocide. Unfortunately, the gravity of this statement has not been mirrored by action. Finding a solution to the on-going atrocities has taken a back seat on the political agenda.

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My Journey to Identity: Eureka!

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My Journey to Identity. Sunday, January 22, 2006. For some reason, I feel so emotionally and religiously empty - as I glance at all the debates raging about religion, I'm at a lost to know what I believe anymore. I have so many questions and have no one to turn to and it has been really frustrating. So if I don’t post in a while or write really poor entries, it’s because I’m trying to figure things out. That’s all. Posted by Concerned Muslim at 12:34 PM. Tell President Bush: Remember Darfur in the State .

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My Journey to Identity: Greetings from Birmingham!

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My Journey to Identity. Sunday, October 08, 2006. I miss DC a lot more than I expected. None of my house or class mates are particularly political and on many issues regarding the United States, I get really defensive. For example one of the senior students here once asked me bluntly, How do you feel about belonging to a country that is responsible for so many deaths worldwide? I hope you all are doing well and are enjoying the spiritual goodies of this blessed month. Laters! What you can do for Lebanon.

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My Journey to Identity: February 2005

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My Journey to Identity. Monday, February 28, 2005. I haven't watched the Oscars for a long time, but last night, a couple girls from my dorm went to watch it in the basement and I had a lot of fun. Although I haven't watched any of the big movies, I'm so glad Morgan Freeman finally got his first Oscar. He's one of my favorite actors and I loved his performance in. Which is one of my favorite movies because it is about never giving up hope. I definitely am planning to watch. Right after the Oscars, the we...

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My Journey to Identity: Reflections of a Polish convert

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My Journey to Identity. Tuesday, November 07, 2006. Reflections of a Polish convert. Tareq Salik is a 25 year-old from Olsztyn, Poland . He was born into a Catholic family but converted to Shia Islam when he was 18. He has a B.A. in English Philology from the University of Warmia and Mazuria in Poland. He moved to Birmingham about 15 months ago and is currently studying in my class at Al-Mahdi Institute. For Tareq, it is equivalent of saying that these girls cannot marry Salman Farsi a close companion of...

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My Journey to Identity: What you can do for Lebanon

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My Journey to Identity. Tuesday, August 01, 2006. What you can do for Lebanon. The past few weeks have been crazy in the Middle East. What has been the scariest thing to me is what is my duty in all of this. What can I do to help so that future generations will not point a finger at me and blame me for failing to assist the people in the current crisis. Other news sources you find relevant. Or like me, you can blog about if you have one. Http:/ www.relieflebanon.org/. Http:/ www.saveleb.org/. Tell Presid...

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My Journey to Identity: Arab, Muslim silence on Darfur conflict is deafening

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My Journey to Identity. Thursday, April 13, 2006. Arab, Muslim silence on Darfur conflict is deafening. First person Fatema Abdul Rasul. For the entire Muslim and Arab world to remain silent when thousands of people in Darfur continue to be killed is shameful and hypocritical. On March 28, 2006, the Arab League held its annual summit in Khartoum but failed to effectively address the crisis in Darfur. Clearly states: "O ye who believe! Arab and Muslim leaders have never hesitated to condemn the killing of...

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My Journey to Identity: It's the little things that matter

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My Journey to Identity. Sunday, March 26, 2006. It's the little things that matter. And feel free to contact me if you have questions. Although I have been mulling about the issues mentioned above for a while now, there is one person who inspired me to write this particular entry: my 13-yr old sister. Why you ask? Their courage to make a difference in this world has given me much needed hope. We are all empowered to create change we just have to be willing to act and think beyond our comfort zones.