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how..?? did she block it off for normal ppl b4 she left....??
(I dunno coz ppl can't ignore me here.. )

w.SAlam wr wb, b/w

She asked you to ban her, I suppose?

Yes, she did.

yes.. until furthur orders from her...
what do you want from her profile page..??

The links you posted?

http://sadaffarooqi.com/2011/08/17/how-do-you-call-allah/ (excellent articles in good english)
http://www.linguisticmiracle.com/tafsir (tafsir notes)
http://muslimmatters.org/2012/07/25/5-step-guide-to-healthy-ramadan-weight-loss/ (hilarious!)
http://muslimmatters.org/2011/12/15/if-i-only-had/

oh, and I'm reading a book these days...I think you'll like it, its very inspiring.. kinda like the quotes you post.. but much better

Thank you for the links. Aha, challenging my quotes, on the basis of which book?
I'm reading Amartya Sen's The Argumentative Indian these days... He's good too. A social Economist.

hmm.. on basis of "Enjoy your life" by Muhammad Al-arifi... bought it for my parents, they loved it n my mom recommended it to me.. :D
have read most of it.. here is the online pdf version:
http://www.kalamullah.com/Books/Enjoy%20Your%20Life.pdf
try reading first 10 pages (after intro); m pretty sure u'd be hooked.

Hm... I just skimmed through the Table of Contents. Seems pretty interesting. Will surely read once I get rid of all the pending work I've. Saved the book, thank you.

Btw, there sure is one book I do recommend. A bit of the like you are reading, except that in this one, the lessons you gotta find it for yourself. Maybe that's why I like it, leaves the reader to think independently. When you've time, do check it out. I'm sure it'll make tears fall.. :)
http://www.onread.com/fbreader/1466240/

paulo coelho! I've read his 'like the flowing river' and 'manual of worrior of light'.. good author. the one thing I find sad about him is that his philosophy on life seems all over the place. that's one thing I like about Islam, when you read Quran and a good teacher explains it.. it easily makes sense and is logical.. plus gives one serenity... takes care of theoratical aspects and practical aspects of life.

"His philosophy on life seems all over the place"? I didn't get your implications... In this one, he talks about a supposed Prophet. Well yes, he's a Christian and a novelist, so not really expected to write facts consistent with the Qur'an. But I don't know, in this specific book, there is something that really sets it... apart.