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    Happy Birthday, .lava

    Oooooh, is this the effect of the Turkish drama series that air on our channels? :D
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    Happy Birthday (yesterday) Kathryn!

    Happy Birthday, Kathryn :)
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    Happy Birthday, .lava

    Happy Birthday sweet Lava :)
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    I'm Heartbroken.

    Oh dear Christine, this is really sad news. May God give you and your family strength and patience...
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    Housework is much better than exams waiting for you, believe me! :D I hate exams and their...

    Housework is much better than exams waiting for you, believe me! :D I hate exams and their stress...and thank God these are my last exams of my last year in college. :) Wish me good luck!
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    :) Oh, thanks a lot my sweet friend http://www.clicksmilies.com/s1106/liebe/love-smiley-018.gif...

    :) Oh, thanks a lot my sweet friend http://www.clicksmilies.com/s1106/liebe/love-smiley-018.gif I hope everything is fine with you, Stormy :)
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    :) :)

    :) :)
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    Hiiii :)

    Hiiii :)
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    Happy Birthday Wandered Off!

    Happy Birthday to Jerry and to you Anti-religion :)
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    Thanks a lot MM, :) I have always liked your civil way of discussion even when we strongly...

    Thanks a lot MM, :) I have always liked your civil way of discussion even when we strongly disagree and when it gets emotional. Take care http://cdn.pimpmyspace.org/media/pms/c/9y/y1/1m/_catm.gif :D
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    Moderate Muslims' beliefs about homosexuality

    I agree Tarek, there is no place of hatred towards people here whether they were atheists, gays, etc. We might disagree on certain views, values and acts, but the persons are not the concern.
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    Moderate Muslims' beliefs about homosexuality

    We disagree on a lot of issues that can be emotional to us and touch our personal lives. For example, when we discuss "abortion" it can be emotional, but as long as the idea or the act is the concern of the discussion, then you can't blame your counterpart. I read many awful things about my...
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    Moderate Muslims' beliefs about homosexuality

    Yes, there is a difference because they deliver different meanings which can lead to different directions of discussion!! This is a debate about a certain sexual behavior and tendency, and characterizing it as a disease is not new nor surprising in these arguments, not to forget that it was...
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    Post-Islamists in the Arab world (or, Islamists mugged by reality)

    Also, I don't think if An-Nahada or any winning Islamist party planned to promote or apply the Islamic banking for example, it would be less free. The point is if they do represent the aspirations of their peoples and their best interests or not. As for the West, I don't think how the...
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    Post-Islamists in the Arab world (or, Islamists mugged by reality)

    It should be noted that the Arab and Middle Eastern countries are not alike. For example, Turkey and Tunisia are different from Egypt concerning secularism. The two suffered from anti-religion "eradicative" secularism that was forced upon their peoples, contrary to the Egyptian situation. Thus...
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    Moderate Muslims' beliefs about homosexuality

    Well said brother. :)
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    Moderate Muslims' beliefs about homosexuality

    I believe there is a difference between committing a sin while acknowledging that it's a sin, and on the other hand, defending the sinful behavior, moreover being proud of it.
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    Moderate Muslims' beliefs about homosexuality

    The question Tarek, should his definition of the "moderate Muslim" matter to the Muslim? I don't think it matters. Because he classifies people according to his values and standards and definitely some of them are un-Islamic. He might want to call those who are closer to his un-Islamic views...
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    Moderate Muslims' beliefs about homosexuality

    I am sure there are those of whom you called "moderate Muslims" and who don't view homosexual behavior and practices as immoral and even defend/promote them, but I believe it is limited to certain circles...and they usually call themselves "progressive Muslims". And I call them defeated people.
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    Tunisia's Islamist-led government rejects laws to enforce religion

    Our Tunisian brothers are on the right path...
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