Adnin sent me the Job Predictor where your name dictates your profession? Since I didn’t have much time to seriously post something now, I thought of just telling you my job “prediction” results. Just for fun!
I typed in my First Name and my Ideal Job is a &8%^# Star???! What is this thing? Ridiculously ridiculing …
Then I typed both my First and Middle names since I think that’ll give a better, unique result and hence, my Ideal Job is a Prime Minister!! Gee, sounds sensible at last!
And since there’s more than one person with both my names, to make it utmost unique, I typed in all my names including my Surname, and my Ideal Job is … a Supermodel?!!
I’ve told you, this is ridiculously ridiculing yet very, very interesting. Do you know what’s behind such thing?
Anyway Adnin, thanks for giving me a good laugh this morning :). If you’d like to know what’s your job according to your name, try the Job Predictor today. Good day peeps!
This is the first time ever I’m responding to a tag :).
I’m sorry if I’ve been a bit ignorant about this recent ‘tagging’ trend in the internet community. Anyway, to sis Raiyan, thanks!
For everyone’s information, this is a great tagging game, meant for charity. For every tag responsebefore 26th August 2007 , Idham - the initiator - will donate RM127 to Darul Izzah Orphanage, Bandar Baru Bangi, Malaysia. Meaning, by doing this meme you’ll be donating RM127 to the orphanage (with his money though :D). He’s targeting at least 100 bloggers to get about RM1k for this chosen charity of his! And the rules are (copying and pasting from the original rules from Idham’s blog) …
If you are tagged, you need to write an entry related to the meme. At the end of your entry you just need to tag as many person as you like. You will then leave a comment in their blog to let them know they have been tagged. And to include this message, “By doing this meme you are contributing rm127 to the Darul Izzah Orphanage”. Then please copy and paste this rule somewhere in your entry.
The meme is about completing at least seventeen out of the following twenty seven sentences……..which I have completed in bolded black ink. *These can be copied and pasted to your entry*
When you have done yours, please leave a comment in here - so that Idham can keep count.
1. A person is only as good as what he/she is.
2. Friendship is always meant to be like a ship on the sea. Every relationship is.
3. To love is to give, to accept, to appreciate and to sacrifice.
4. Money makes me want to spend ;).
5. I miss my family back home, school and friends!
6. My way of saying I care is by doing anything I think suits the purpose and the person.
7. I try to spread love and happiness by caring, sharing and WRITING!
8. Pick the flowers when they fell? I don’t pick them from where they’re best placed by God’s grace :).
9. To love someone is to give what you’ve got and enjoy what he/she is about and embrace one of the bestest gift from God.
10. Beauty is what God creates but we failed to perceive most of the time.
11. When I was thirteen, what I remember the most was the birth of my ‘unexpected’ baby brother! 12. When I was twenty one, I remember mostly everything then!
13. I am most happy when my loved ones are pleased, utmost happy!
14. Nothing makes me happier than knowing I’m just another person that God made special and loved!
15. If I can change one thing, I will change everything bad into kindness.
16. If smiles were good enough to cure pain then I shall smile to every eye I could face.
17. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could have the world the way we want it to be?
18. If you want to succeed then you have to learn, give your best and compete!
19. Money is not everything but it gets everything people are really dependant on.
20. The most touching moments I have experienced is whenever my mother talks to me personally, when my husband first talked to me, when I gave birth to my babies, when somebody appreciates me, whenever I’m with good company and when I finally learn to appreciate myself.
21. I smile when well there’s too many instances and events that should be decorated with a smile, can’t specify just one :).
22. When I am happy, I‘ll do everything I can at my best.
23. If only I don’t have to need money, then I’ll have lesser worries. The world too, I believe ;).
24. The best thing I did yesterday was entertaining my beloved family.
25. If I ever write a book, I will give it this title,”” …….” I’m never good with titles!
26. One thing I must do before I die is repent, should do it every now and then too!
27. Doing this meme, I feel like I’m a part of a great cycle that’s hoping and working for a better world, for all of us!
Rite. Let’s not stop here. I’m tagging every eye who’s a blogger, reading this entry here! Come on guys, this is FOR CHARITY! May Allah bless and help us all :). Good day peeps!
Have you heard about Ummah Films before? Watched one of them - The Parent Negotiations - while browsing through iluvislam.com recently. This cynical one man show seems sensible in most of his message. I don’t want to comment further, watch them yourself, and let me know what you think about them - the content and the presentation. Does this type of approach could get things straight to your minds and souls?
To make things easier why don’t we just vote, do you like it? YES or NO ? Lengthy comments are always welcome though
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message from Hanan:
Salamo Aleikom everyoneWe are glad to invite you to the grand opening of Southampton Medina mosque trust limited Library.Please forward the eflyer to everyone you knowin Southampton and please try to come.
Jazakom Allaho Khayran
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* Saturday 26 May: 10:30am to 1:00pm - girls’ session (girls and women ONLY) 1:15pm to 4:30pm - boys’ session (boys and men ONLY)
* Sunday 27 May: 10:30am to 4:30am - Children’s session (girls of all ages, boys up to age 10 ONLY)
Parenting Skills Based on the Qur’an and Sunnah : With Practical Examples for Various Ages
128 Pages by Dr. Ekram Beshir; Dr. Mohamed Rida Beshir
Description: The Beshirs, a wife/husband team, who co-authored two best-selling books on parenting Meeting the Challenge of Parenting in the West, an Islamic Perspective and Muslim Teens and Blissful Marriage: A Practical Islamic Guide have conducted very successful workshops on parenting skills for Muslim families in North America and overseas. In this book they present the workable skills that parents participating in these workshops have found most rewarding. “Very professional, well researched, and pretty lively. Where were you 16 years ago? I wish I could start all over with the knowledge I gained from your workshop.” An attendee from South Africa. “It was a very joyful experience. I learned so much more than I ever expected. An amazing and thought provoking workshop.” An attendee from Toronto, Canada. Dr. Ekram is a medical doctor by profession, with a background in child psychology. She is the founder and principal of Abraar full time Islamic school and Rahma School, a weekend Arabic and Islamic school, in Ottawa, Canada. She is the recipient of the Director’s Citation Award of the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board for the year 2000 for her contributions in the area of education from among 7000 employees in the board. She has been very active with the Muslim community in Ottawa in the areas of study circles, children and youth camps, sisters programs, and marriage counseling. She has traveled extensively to various parts of the world to present parenting workshops. She has also authored other books for teaching Arabic to Muslim children living in Non- Arabic speaking countries. Dr. Mohamed Rida Beshir is an engineer by profession, with over 25 years of experience in Da’wa work in North America. He has held various positions with MSA and ISNA on both local and national levels. He is a member of the training and development department of the Muslim American Society (MAS). He is a regular speaker in ISNA, ICNA, MSA and MAS conventions. He is actively developing and delivering training programs to various Muslim communities all over the world. He is the recipient of The Ottawa Muslim Association and the Ottawa Muslim Community Circle recognition awards for years 1993 and 1999 for his volunteer Islamic work.
congratulations to my dearest friends whom have set up their businesses online and offline subhanallah, how time really does fly high and fast! I can’t forget the days we were together at school, thinking and acting like half-matured babies or when we often chat through the YM during the days in the university … and now, we’re parents, businessmen, lawyers, engineers and mashaALlah so many other wonderful things we might not think of during those times
I would like to take this chance to promote a few sites belonging to my friend’s, still new in the field and in the maket … if you’re a person who loves to help Muslim’s economy and Muslim entrepreneurs, feel free to access these pages and have alook at their products
Nadie Sakura E-Shop
- various products and services, Malaysian-based, in MalayAmal Wafa’
- long sleeve tshirts specially made for Muslimahs whom always on the go, Malaysian based, in Malay
- UK residents can place their orders through me
Behawitz
- a member or lelong.com (ala ebay Msia), Malaysian based, in English
where your name dictates your profession? Since I didn’t have much time to seriously post something now, I thought of just telling you my job “prediction” results. Just for fun! 
