Abdul-Raouf
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Your thoughts abt India....
...Tell ur experiences in India....
...Tell ur experiences in India....
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Never been there... but love to visit.
Lots of my friends who have been to India suggest me to visit Kerala.
Lots of my friends who have been to India suggest me to visit Kerala.
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Never been. But I would *love* to visit, someday.
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nice place.I am thinking...
^lol@Maliha ;D
I wanna visit the Taj Mahal one day and see it's architectural brilliance. I heard Shah-Jahan had the workers fingers chooped off after it was built so that they couldn't make another one like it.
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I wanna visit the Taj Mahal one day and see it's architectural brilliance. I heard Shah-Jahan had the workers fingers chooped off after it was built so that they couldn't make another one like it.
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I heard Shah-Jahan had the workers fingers chooped off after it was built so that they couldn't make another one like it.
The freak!
Thats a good enough reason for me to boycott the place........
I so totally want to go there!
My father was there for a while, and My uncle too, they studied there.
They say it's a fascinating place.
And My GreatGrandad is from there.
All the more reason I want to visit
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Been twice already, and I'm 18!
Hope to go within the next two years, along with Umrah or Hajj inshallah.
It's a nice old country, too warm and mucky in some places though. You get loads of lizards and big beetles in the house at night, it's disgusting!
Hope to go within the next two years, along with Umrah or Hajj inshallah.
It's a nice old country, too warm and mucky in some places though. You get loads of lizards and big beetles in the house at night, it's disgusting!
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I've been to India twice...once when i was only 5 and the second time when i was 8..straight after Umrah..Alhamdulillah
Mashallah it was fun but can't remember much anyways
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Yeh Mashallah i was very lucky and the last time i went umrah was last year when i was 13, Alhamdulillah
Yeh Mashallah i was very lucky and the last time i went umrah was last year when i was 13, Alhamdulillah
AsalamuAlaykum Warahmatullahi Wanarakatuh Wa Magfiratuh,
Oh your a baby..mashaAllah
How many times do people go :rollseyes Give your elders a chance
Nah you've been blessed i guess, it was written for you to go, remmember that Allah (swt) granted you to go and some die never seeing the house of Allah )Swt) :laugh:
Now who wants ta go india? lol when you think of soooooooo many other places we NEED to go :-[
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Salam,
India is a place I have not yet been at, but I would love to travel to, because my father and mother introduced me to many Indian and Pakistani friends when I was a young child. When I was growing up my favourite foods were all Indian, but especially dahl and yogurt. My family usually only ate normal Aussie tucker, from mainstream Australia, but when in company of their Indian and Pakistani friends we ate so very well. My mother became adept at Indian style cookery.
(she also cooks Greek style from her ancestry, and when I studied her cooking to get to be a better food preparer myself, the Greek and Indian styles came together into a Persian style in my kitchen, that was after I began to pray with the Ummah but before I knew I had been entering into a Muslim teaching)
When I was in China, other travellers said China seems so English after India, and I love the idea of being surrounded by the full sensory input of Indian company. I am well attuned with the aspects of Aboriginal Australian teaching which are more like part of the Vedas than any other written text. One beginning with telling to start with pronouncing Ohm
maybe I can travel there one day inshallah Salam
India is a place I have not yet been at, but I would love to travel to, because my father and mother introduced me to many Indian and Pakistani friends when I was a young child. When I was growing up my favourite foods were all Indian, but especially dahl and yogurt. My family usually only ate normal Aussie tucker, from mainstream Australia, but when in company of their Indian and Pakistani friends we ate so very well. My mother became adept at Indian style cookery.
(she also cooks Greek style from her ancestry, and when I studied her cooking to get to be a better food preparer myself, the Greek and Indian styles came together into a Persian style in my kitchen, that was after I began to pray with the Ummah but before I knew I had been entering into a Muslim teaching)
When I was in China, other travellers said China seems so English after India, and I love the idea of being surrounded by the full sensory input of Indian company. I am well attuned with the aspects of Aboriginal Australian teaching which are more like part of the Vedas than any other written text. One beginning with telling to start with pronouncing Ohm
maybe I can travel there one day inshallah Salam
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I don't know much about India except my grandparents are from there
but the only stories I've heard (when grandma talks about her early life) is about how they had to run for their lives during the India/Pak war
It was horrible- the trains, the blood... a nightmare
But obviously they loved their home but had to leave
some of the familiy never escaped....
loads of people got lost
as for now I don't know what the situation is esp with war on the horizon...
But there's a hadeeth in bukhari about India
something like: the Muslims will conquer India and bring it's kings in chains (ie they will become Muslim)
There are dif hadeeth, some like the two groups Allah will save from the hellfire are the ones who will conquer India (anyone who fights in this war will be known as the one 'freed' from Hell) and the ones who will be waiting with Imam Mahdi in Damascus for Prophet Isa (p) to descend..
Also that when the Muslims come back from India victorious, they will find Isa (p) descended in Syria- this indicates that it will be around the time of Dajjal...?
Peace
but the only stories I've heard (when grandma talks about her early life) is about how they had to run for their lives during the India/Pak war
It was horrible- the trains, the blood... a nightmare
But obviously they loved their home but had to leave
some of the familiy never escaped....
loads of people got lost
as for now I don't know what the situation is esp with war on the horizon...
But there's a hadeeth in bukhari about India
something like: the Muslims will conquer India and bring it's kings in chains (ie they will become Muslim)
There are dif hadeeth, some like the two groups Allah will save from the hellfire are the ones who will conquer India (anyone who fights in this war will be known as the one 'freed' from Hell) and the ones who will be waiting with Imam Mahdi in Damascus for Prophet Isa (p) to descend..
Also that when the Muslims come back from India victorious, they will find Isa (p) descended in Syria- this indicates that it will be around the time of Dajjal...?
Peace