@CyclingHermit@iShrishtiPandey Eh, I don’t blame him much. He just got home from a traumatizing journey, and was adapting to new life with his family. Also, he didn’t just do nothing. He was also experimenting with king magic, researching the manatite, helping nanahoshi etc
For the fourth consecutive year…
Saudi citizen Najla bint Saad Al-Raddadi has been selected among the top 2% of the world’s most distinguished and influential scientists, according to the ranking by Stanford University in the United States.
Professor Najla is a professor of inorganic chemistry and nanotechnology, and she holds several international and domestic patents, as well as international and local awards.
As the saying goes: “Speak so that I may see you.”
Not: “Take off your hijab so that we may progress and reach the moon.”
@CryptoNite360@MasterMaliq As a south east asian muslim, I do not follow any arabic scholars. I have a copy of the quran that I read and try to understand from daily. I study quran from my local teacher and from youtube videos produced by american muslims. My learning has nothing to do with arabic people
@JacobKinge@lebrazill Ah yes, the classic 'just manifest harder' take for children living under active genocide and total blockade. Surely if those 8-year-olds had wanted Lambos instead of 'my dad not to die', they'd be venture-backed by now.
@hoppymeow@lebrazill Downplaying other people's suffering while hoping for empathy for another people is not it. The world is messed up, people suffer from all around the globe. It's our duty to do the best we can to contribute, by submitting ourselves to the Almighty, Allah
@SamFoster1992@maa_bhaishiiH@srinipartha1 Yes, killing animals should have a purpose like getting food or obtaining fur.
Also, muslims avoid touching pigs because it is unclean for us, and we have to wash point of contact with ground water. Other than that, whether a muslim can stand pigs is subjective to individual