@onelittledrop Saya akan tutup telinga kpd suara² yg mengatakan Melayu ni bodoh atau tak berfikir. BN-PN naik balik sbb ada yang tukar fikiran. Berfikir ler tu. To me, blind loyalty is a disease. Thinking & able to change vote is effort & has a degree of fairness to it. Politics is dynamic.
@ultraman232323@amirulruslan Always blaming other people, huh? Looking down upon other people? And you think people want to be around people like you? Other people are dynamic. Being able to change votes and swing votes mean people are thinking and taking action.
A 21-year-old woman took all 5 anti-rabies injections and rabies immunoglobulin after a dog bite. Still she died of rabies.
Here are the real reasons why the vaccine sometimes fails and what we must fix.
1. Stitching the bite wound
The Invented Ṣūfī Remembrances of “Allah” and “Hu”: The Legislated Remembrances of Allah Consist of Complete Phrases—Not Isolated Words or Mere Pronouns!
Shaykh Abdurrazzaq Al-Badr حفظه الله
@Joacmillo But not for the above photo. The above photo looks the same, long press or not. Other photos, the effect is visible. Some more pronounced, some not.
@MeryLuz21226 But we're often told that the carb+fat combination lowers the glycemic index. Is that outdated by current research now? Over the years, we're told that we must combine carb with protein or fat, to help reduce the glycemic index.
I mourn not just that 4,200 Israeli settlers stormed the blessed Mosque of Al-Aqsa today.
I mourn that over 2 billion Muslims just watch it and feel utterly powerless to stop it.
I mourn not only the impunity of one single occupying state, but the incapability and unwillingness of more than fifty Muslim-majority countries to offer anything beyond a single statement of condemnation.
I mourn not only the continued dehumanization of the Palestinians, but the lack of humanity of the world that watches their suffering each day and decides that no human rights or dignity are to be afforded to them.
I mourn not only that our sacred places and people are desecrated, but that we’ve become so used to their desecration.