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darullemon
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It feels so weird to be in this section. I hate travelling and everyone here seems to love it.
I have been to Germany, UK currently living in USA grew up in India
I have been to Germany, UK currently living in USA grew up in India
sister herb
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I hate traveling too. Aging has made me lazy.
When I was younger, it was exiting to travel. I have visited in Jordan few times. When I visited there at the first time, it was time of Ramadan and at that time I wasn´t Muslim yet. It was interesting first sign to the fasting time (it was partly hungry and thirsty to a tourist too as every coffee shops and restaurants were closed during the day).
hew There I also heard the adhan the first time. I had studied Arabic before and I was happy that I understood what they said in the adhan. Maybe hearing it was one step to me to start to think seriously about Islam and few years after that I then said shahada and became a Muslim.
:statisfie
Also in Jordan, the Petra, the ancient city carved into a rock, was one of the most memorable place I have ever visited.
Earlier I had made a short visit to the Soviet Union (Russia now). That was the time of the communist system and the city I visited, Leningrad (now Saint Petersburg) looked quite different than what it´s today. Also I have visited in Sweden. I saw one light opera there and bought Arabic newspaper (Al-Ahram if I remember right).
Nice memories popped up to my mind...
When I was younger, it was exiting to travel. I have visited in Jordan few times. When I visited there at the first time, it was time of Ramadan and at that time I wasn´t Muslim yet. It was interesting first sign to the fasting time (it was partly hungry and thirsty to a tourist too as every coffee shops and restaurants were closed during the day).
hew There I also heard the adhan the first time. I had studied Arabic before and I was happy that I understood what they said in the adhan. Maybe hearing it was one step to me to start to think seriously about Islam and few years after that I then said shahada and became a Muslim.:statisfie
Also in Jordan, the Petra, the ancient city carved into a rock, was one of the most memorable place I have ever visited.
Earlier I had made a short visit to the Soviet Union (Russia now). That was the time of the communist system and the city I visited, Leningrad (now Saint Petersburg) looked quite different than what it´s today. Also I have visited in Sweden. I saw one light opera there and bought Arabic newspaper (Al-Ahram if I remember right).
Nice memories popped up to my mind...
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darullemon
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You have had an adventurous life so far
sister herb
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When you will book your next flights, don´t forget Finland from your list. (We have cookies.)
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Hello world.
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noraina
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Did someone say cookies? Finland is at the top of my list now.
Aww I would really love to meet you in real life sister herb, inshaAllah,
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