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Eid Gifts for Dar Al-Salaam « The Writer Formerly Known as “Just ... Sep 11, 2008 ... This year they are focusing on assisting Dar al-Salaam, a school in Mauritania. They are working with the Alalusi Foundation, ... 2.
Ramadan Around the Corner « The Writer Formerly Known as “Just ... Sep 8, 2006 ... I gargle with Hydrogen peroxide and brush with tooth paste ... year, in my blog entry, Ramadan Around the Corner, I wrote this: The Muslim ... 3.
Eid Gifts for Dar Al-Salaam « The Writer Formerly Known as “Just ... Sep 11, 2008 ... We are collecting donations to provide eid gifts of clothing to the children. There are about 60 under the age of 8. ... 4.
Eid Mubarak and Why I still Get Excited about Turkey Day and ... This Eid was better than my previous Eids. I’m not going to go into detail about why my Eids on the East Coast, with my now ex and now ... 5.
Eid Gifts for Dar Al-Salaam « The Writer Formerly Known as “Just ... Sep 11, 2008 ... Many of you have been so helpful in aiding us to provide eid gifts, clothing, and supplies for needy children at Granada and other orphans. ... 6.
Eid Gifts for Dar Al-Salaam « The Writer Formerly Known as “Just ... Sep 11, 2008 ... Many of you have been so helpful in aiding us to provide eid gifts, clothing, and supplies for needy children at Granada and other orphans. ... 7.
Eid Mubarak and Why I still Get Excited about Turkey Day and ... I mean, Eid Mubarak! Nothing like other Africans in the Diaspora ... I ever really saw kids excited about Eid and doing Eid-like things. ... 8.
Death of a Pioneer: Warith Deen Muhammad October 30, 1933-Sept.9 ... Imam W.D. Mohammed was truly a great man. He inspired myself and others over the years. He was indeed a true “leader” for the people. ... 9.
Hot Girls in Kuwait « The Writer Formerly Known as “Just Another ... One of the things that I do admire is that even though many Kuwaiti women wear tent-like chadors or loose enough abayas to conceal their “adornments” for ... 10.
Hot Girls in Kuwait « The Writer Formerly Known as “Just Another ... One of the things that I do admire is that even though many Kuwaiti women wear tent-like chadors or loose enough abayas to conceal their “adornments” for ... |
