Comments for Your World Today http://www.yourworldtoday.ca Fri, 03 Feb 2012 14:31:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Confirmed: Islamic Banking in Canada by Asghar Shah http://www.yourworldtoday.ca/2007/06/03/confirmed-islamic-banking-in-canada/#comment-467 Asghar Shah Fri, 03 Feb 2012 14:31:55 +0000 http://issmatblog.wordpress.com/2007/06/03/confirmed-islamic-banking-in-canada/#comment-467 Brother I am not familiar with canadian environment.But as a student of IF,I strongly believe that Islamic Finance is the ever best system in the world if it is implemented with all related requirments.Dialouges and debates are wel come but with complete honesty and sincerity.Basically it needs a strong back up from any recognized government. Brother I am not familiar with canadian environment.But as a student of IF,I strongly believe that Islamic Finance is the ever best system in the world if it is implemented with all related requirments.Dialouges and debates are wel come but with complete honesty and sincerity.Basically it needs a strong back up from any recognized government.

]]> Comment on Muslim Prayer in Toronto Schools: Social Engineering vs School Board Policy by Christian http://www.yourworldtoday.ca/2011/07/14/muslim-prayer-in-toronto-schools-social-engineering-vs-school-board-policy/#comment-451 Christian Sun, 27 Nov 2011 01:13:24 +0000 http://www.yourworldtoday.ca/?p=1555#comment-451 With regards to Farak's comments: 1st, Hitler and the others you mention were not void of religion. Some were polytheistic and others were monotheistic and Alexander thought HE was divine. Indeed according to many scholars the Quaran claims Alexander to be a muslim....although this is thought to be a historical inacurracy on the part of the Quaran. 2nd, not all western women are half naked. Just because we show our faces so we are thought of as people and not just property doesn't mean we are all running a-muck. As far as modesty as protection is concerned....hog-wash. According to many Muslims women can't go anywhere or do anything without the permission of the men who basically own them. They have no real voice. They have no real choice. This is why there are so called 'honour' killings. This is not equality, nor are these statements racist....they are fact. You cannot deny the existance of honour killings. You cannot deny that Muslim women do not share the same freedoms as Muslim men With regards to Farak’s comments: 1st, Hitler and the others you mention were not void of religion. Some were polytheistic and others were monotheistic and Alexander thought HE was divine. Indeed according to many scholars the Quaran claims Alexander to be a muslim….although this is thought to be a historical inacurracy on the part of the Quaran. 2nd, not all western women are half naked. Just because we show our faces so we are thought of as people and not just property doesn’t mean we are all running a-muck. As far as modesty as protection is concerned….hog-wash. According to many Muslims women can’t go anywhere or do anything without the permission of the men who basically own them. They have no real voice. They have no real choice. This is why there are so called ‘honour’ killings. This is not equality, nor are these statements racist….they are fact. You cannot deny the existance of honour killings. You cannot deny that Muslim women do not share the same freedoms as Muslim men

]]> Comment on Muslim Prayer in Toronto Schools: Social Engineering vs School Board Policy by Joe http://www.yourworldtoday.ca/2011/07/14/muslim-prayer-in-toronto-schools-social-engineering-vs-school-board-policy/#comment-450 Joe Mon, 24 Oct 2011 19:42:30 +0000 http://www.yourworldtoday.ca/?p=1555#comment-450 Stumbled upon this accidentally and didn't finish reading, but I'm wondering whether you were joking in calling the Toronto Star "Fox North." The Star is generally centre-leftish. As an example, they endorsed the NDP in the 2011 federal election. Of course, they have a variety of writers and Heather Mallick, as far as I can tell, is hard to pin down ideologically. Stumbled upon this accidentally and didn’t finish reading, but I’m wondering whether you were joking in calling the Toronto Star “Fox North.” The Star is generally centre-leftish. As an example, they endorsed the NDP in the 2011 federal election. Of course, they have a variety of writers and Heather Mallick, as far as I can tell, is hard to pin down ideologically.

]]> Comment on Confirmed: Islamic Banking in Canada by Yehya http://www.yourworldtoday.ca/2007/06/03/confirmed-islamic-banking-in-canada/#comment-94 Yehya Tue, 11 Oct 2011 21:16:33 +0000 http://issmatblog.wordpress.com/2007/06/03/confirmed-islamic-banking-in-canada/#comment-94 Salam All, This is in response to the comment from Abdirizak and all of the above. I have been able to obtain both a business loan for my personal use and a residental loan for my brother through Ijara Loans. They offered me a friendly and easy service. It was really refreshing knowing I am riba free. Please look into it, I would definitely recommend their service,(http://www.ijaracanada.com/). Salam All,

This is in response to the comment from Abdirizak and all of the above. I have been able to obtain both a business loan for my personal use and a residental loan for my brother through Ijara Loans. They offered me a friendly and easy service. It was really refreshing knowing I am riba free. Please look into it, I would definitely recommend their service,(http://www.ijaracanada.com/).

]]> Comment on Muslim Prayer in Toronto Schools: Social Engineering vs School Board Policy by Farak Kazemi http://www.yourworldtoday.ca/2011/07/14/muslim-prayer-in-toronto-schools-social-engineering-vs-school-board-policy/#comment-449 Farak Kazemi Tue, 11 Oct 2011 03:19:21 +0000 http://www.yourworldtoday.ca/?p=1555#comment-449 Nice article. It just goes to show that the Canadians are becoming the 51st state and simply espousing the same vile intolerance being seen south of the border. The women praying there haven't complained, so why do non-Muslims think they have a right to complain as though the women can't speak up. Unfortunately, we segregate for a good reason. So our women aren't half naked and being used by the media to promote everything from after shave to beer and then women wonder why they're aren't taken seriously. We have modesty, not as a means to suppress women, but to treat them with respect and give them the equal status they deserve. Just because the brain is placed above the heart, doesn't make it superior. As to Kasia's comment. How shorted sighted are you? Vikings, Hitler, Genghis Khan, Alexander the Great, The Roman Empire, the Chinese Dynasties to name but a few were all irreligious people but caused wide spread carnage. It's actually pride built into man that seeks fame, fortune, wealth, status through any means possible, Previously it was through violence and now it's accumulation of wealth through any means possible. What religion teaches is to control our desires, and pride and have patience during testing times, not to seek revenge when we are unjustly dealt with. However, as no one actually seeks to find the true message of God and simply follows blindly the teaching of their fore fathers, they have no real belief, it's just an acknowledgement and respect of the family customs. The truth is there, it has to be searched and found, then you will understand what our purpose is. As for you Ismat and you're personal life. Well, it's not my business, but I foresee a train wreck. Nice article. It just goes to show that the Canadians are becoming the 51st state and simply espousing the same vile intolerance being seen south of the border. The women praying there haven’t complained, so why do non-Muslims think they have a right to complain as though the women can’t speak up. Unfortunately, we segregate for a good reason. So our women aren’t half naked and being used by the media to promote everything from after shave to beer and then women wonder why they’re aren’t taken seriously. We have modesty, not as a means to suppress women, but to treat them with respect and give them the equal status they deserve. Just because the brain is placed above the heart, doesn’t make it superior.

As to Kasia’s comment. How shorted sighted are you? Vikings, Hitler, Genghis Khan, Alexander the Great, The Roman Empire, the Chinese Dynasties to name but a few were all irreligious people but caused wide spread carnage.

It’s actually pride built into man that seeks fame, fortune, wealth, status through any means possible, Previously it was through violence and now it’s accumulation of wealth through any means possible. What religion teaches is to control our desires, and pride and have patience during testing times, not to seek revenge when we are unjustly dealt with. However, as no one actually seeks to find the true message of God and simply follows blindly the teaching of their fore fathers, they have no real belief, it’s just an acknowledgement and respect of the family customs. The truth is there, it has to be searched and found, then you will understand what our purpose is.

As for you Ismat and you’re personal life. Well, it’s not my business, but I foresee a train wreck.

]]> Comment on Nova Scotia Pomegranate Phone: Great Viral, but is it effective? by reza http://www.yourworldtoday.ca/2008/10/09/nova-scotia-pomegranate-phone-great-viral-but-is-it-effective/#comment-362 reza Mon, 26 Sep 2011 20:08:30 +0000 http://issmatblog.wordpress.com/?p=498#comment-362 سلام ببخشید میشه قیمت این کوشی رو واسم بفرسین؟ Thanks سلام ببخشید میشه قیمت این کوشی رو واسم بفرسین؟
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]]> Comment on Muslim Prayer in Toronto Schools: Social Engineering vs School Board Policy by kasia http://www.yourworldtoday.ca/2011/07/14/muslim-prayer-in-toronto-schools-social-engineering-vs-school-board-policy/#comment-448 kasia Fri, 09 Sep 2011 22:24:54 +0000 http://www.yourworldtoday.ca/?p=1555#comment-448 There should be no religion in any public building, on any campus, in any educational institution, in any government facility, or in public anywhere whatsoever. Religion has no place in society any longer. In fact, Religion is not good for society. Mental Health Professionals have nearly concluded that religion, or mass delusion, is a mental disorder. It requires therapy, not acceptance as a legitimate belief. And then there is the other side of the coin: the profound intolerance and hate that religion teaches. Islam has killed upward of 500 million people in 14 centuries. Christianity has killed about 1/5 that many. And while estimates for the numbers killed by Buddhists in Tibet and other regions, and by Hindus (largely Muslims who invaded India nearly a millenia ago) are high but inconclusive, one thing is clear: religions promote violence, whether directly or indirectly. The days of religion are over if we want peace, prosperity, and freedom for all. There should be no religion in any public building, on any campus, in any educational institution, in any government facility, or in public anywhere whatsoever. Religion has no place in society any longer. In fact, Religion is not good for society. Mental Health Professionals have nearly concluded that religion, or mass delusion, is a mental disorder. It requires therapy, not acceptance as a legitimate belief. And then there is the other side of the coin: the profound intolerance and hate that religion teaches. Islam has killed upward of 500 million people in 14 centuries. Christianity has killed about 1/5 that many. And while estimates for the numbers killed by Buddhists in Tibet and other regions, and by Hindus (largely Muslims who invaded India nearly a millenia ago) are high but inconclusive, one thing is clear: religions promote violence, whether directly or indirectly. The days of religion are over if we want peace, prosperity, and freedom for all.

]]> Comment on Hey Lollipop! Wear a Hijab! by xenia http://www.yourworldtoday.ca/2008/06/16/hey-lollipop-wear-a-hijab/#comment-315 xenia Sun, 31 Jul 2011 03:19:11 +0000 http://issmatblog.wordpress.com/?p=386#comment-315 Why must everything be objectified and analyzed to the point of offense? It is a clever and well-made ad, regardless of your personal bias. Sometimes a lollipop is just a lollipop: an aesthetic focus that effectively centers ANY advertisement. Let's stop blaming victims and punishers and appreciate creative freedom on occasion, please. Why must everything be objectified and analyzed to the point of offense? It is a clever and well-made ad, regardless of your personal bias. Sometimes a lollipop is just a lollipop: an aesthetic focus that effectively centers ANY advertisement. Let’s stop blaming victims and punishers and appreciate creative freedom on occasion, please.

]]> Comment on Advertising Torture – More Creative Elevator Ads by elevator advertising screen http://www.yourworldtoday.ca/2008/02/28/advertising-torture-more-creative-elevator-ads/#comment-267 elevator advertising screen Wed, 20 Jul 2011 03:34:45 +0000 http://issmatblog.wordpress.com/?p=341#comment-267 how long does this kind of elevator will it last? how long does this kind of elevator will it last?

]]> Comment on How to Wear Cologne by Jorge http://www.yourworldtoday.ca/2007/05/24/how-to-wear-cologne/#comment-77 Jorge Thu, 23 Jun 2011 21:24:41 +0000 http://issmatblog.wordpress.com/2007/05/24/how-to-wear-cologne/#comment-77 Hi great article on the art of cologne wearing. I wont say I'm a consur of cologne, but I do enjoy smelling good and attracting the opposite sex. I love Chanel's Egoiste Platinum for office and going out. For more sporty events in the day I like to wear Lacoste. Living in AZ the citrus smell of the cologne goes well tih my skin. Im really looking into buying something that is what I like to call a game changer cologne. I've read many articles on Creed Green Irish Tweed but dont know if spending that kind of money on cologne is worth it. Can you or anyone give me any info on this cologne? Hi great article on the art of cologne wearing. I wont say I’m a consur of cologne, but I do enjoy smelling good and attracting the opposite sex. I love Chanel’s Egoiste Platinum for office and going out. For more sporty events in the day I like to wear Lacoste. Living in AZ the citrus smell of the cologne goes well tih my skin. Im really looking into buying something that is what I like to call a game changer cologne. I’ve read many articles on Creed Green Irish Tweed but dont know if spending that kind of money on cologne is worth it. Can you or anyone give me any info on this cologne?

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