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i was born intelligent but education has ruined me

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hello everyone on lovely channel.hey it's quite difficult for me to write abt maself or u can say praise maself bcoz all knws selfpraising is nt gud.ha!jst kidding!lols!! m quite emotional,very understanding,declared as a very good frnd by ma frnds and classmates,cool,cute,adorable & hot too....,sometimes very sensitive,hate hypocrites.ma frnds can define me very well bt only those who knws abt me in deep manner.m here for fun and making frnds too bt only genuine frndship is required bcoz i dnt like that fake frnds or use and throw waala panga.....jst hate those kind a people....that's all abt me in brief.for details first one should try to b a gud frnd of mine.....

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From: umar

11/12/2008 18:48:31 "A joy shared, is a joy doubled. A sorrow shared, is a sorrow halved."

From: ahmadjaved

11/11/2008 19:23:53 YOU CAN'T MAKE SOMEONE LOVE YOU, ALL YOU CAN DO IS BE SOMEONE WHO CAN BE LOVED, THE REST IS UPTO THE PERSON TO REALISE YOUR WORTH.

From: umar

08/23/2008 12:43:03

10 great goals to set for this Ramadan Still got a festering wound from the fight with your friend last year? Still upset about something your spouse said during a heated argument? Or are you still bitter about the way your parents sometimes treated you as a kid? Let go of the anger and pain this Ramadan and forgive those who have hurt you. 1. Eat, drink and be moderateAlmost all of us do it - once Iftar time hits, we just keep plowing food and drink into our mouths till it's hard to move afterwards. And those of us who do it know this is totally contrary to the spirit of Ramadan, through which we're supposed to learn self-control not self-indulgence. Let's try to stick to the Prophetic rule on eating: fill our stomachs with one-third food, one-third water and one-third breathing space, even in Ramadan.2. Give a dollar a day in charity...or five or tenThe Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, was always generous but even more so in Ramadan. Let's open our hearts and dig a little deeper in our wallets this year. Even less than a dollar a day adds up. Whatever you can give, it's the intention that counts.3. Memorize 4 new SurahsMemorizing the Quran often seems like a daunting task. But the key is doing it in small bites. Since there are four weeks in Ramadan, try to memorize one new Surah a week. Start off with a short, easy one. Once you've started, you'll build momentum and may even want to memorize a longer one the following week.4. Go to Tarawih prayersPost-Iftar, the first urge is to sleep after an exhausting day. But try your best to head out to the mosque for Tarawih prayers. Praying alone is wonderful, but doing it in congregation is fantastic. The community spirit is part of Ramadan's blessings. Don't miss it this year. If going every day is not possible, try going at least once week.5. Attend the Tarawih prayer in which the recitation of the Quran will be finished Call the local mosque and find out which day the Imam will be finishing the recitation of the Quran in prayer. Attend to not only hear part of the Quran's recitation in prayer, but also participate in the heart-rending Duas that follow it.6. Stop swearing and/or backbiting Ð with a special boxIt's hard not to shoot our mouths off when someone's upset us. Whether we utter those four-letter words or backbite about someone to our family and friends, we know this isn't the God-approved way of letting off steam. In Ramadan, when we want to build our spirituality, we've got to wage Jihad against our bad habits.7. Try this: get a box and every time you catch yourself swearing or backbiting put some money in it. It could be a buck or less. The point is to choose an amount that makes it feel like punishment At the end of the month send the money to a charity or buy a gift for the person whom you've backbitten the most against8. Call/email your relativesYou'd think that given the easy access to email, competitive long-distance calling rates, phone cards, etc. these days, we'd keep in touch with family and friends more often. But the opposite seems to be the case, as we get caught up in life's "busyness."Strengthening ties with family members and keeping in touch with friends is part of our way of life and an act Allah is very pleased with. This Ramadan, call family and friends or at least email them a Ramadan card and ask them how their fasting is going.Go on a technology dietEven if you work in the IT industry, you can do this. Avoid checking personal email and surfing the web during your fast. After Iftar, instead of plopping yourself in front of the screen, go to Tarawih. The same goes for the television. The point is to try to give our full attention to spiritual elevation this month.Read 5 minutes of Quran a day...just five, not more, not lessEven if you feel you've got absolutely no time, set a timer or the alarm on your cell phone and find a relatively quiet place. You can read the first page of the Quran you open or follow a sequence. The choice is yours. The point is simply to connect with God through His revelation in the month of the Quran.Forgive everyone who has hurt youStill got a festering wound from the fight with your friend last year? Still upset about something your spouse said during a heated argument? Or are you still bitter about the way your parents sometimes treated you as a kid? Let go of the anger and pain this Ramadan and forgive those who have hurt you. Forgiving someone is not only good for the body, but it's also great for the soul. And in Ramadan, ten days of which are devoted to Allah's forgiveness, shouldn't we lesser beings forgive too? If you find it very difficult to forgive everyone, forgive at least three people.Happy Ramadan !!!

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02/20/2008 23:24:16 Tum Muskurate Raho Zindagi K Maile Mai, Mager Ye Sochna Ek Pal Kabhi Akaile Main, Kisi Ki Soch Main Ehsas Ki Sada'on Main, Tum Bus Rahe Ho Kisi Ki Dua'on Main,,(Boxee)

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