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There is only one happiness in life, to love and be loved... George Sand

Am i?
Posted:Jun 21, 2008 3:49 am
Last Updated:Jun 24, 2008 12:19 am
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Is it wrong to be too dominant in a relationship ? a friend said tha i am alittle bit too bossy with guys.
I think its all right to be alittle bit bossy, because i think man sometimes are a rule bender !
I just want the best...
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No answer....... i hate waiting
Posted:Jun 21, 2008 2:05 am
Last Updated:Jun 26, 2008 8:55 pm
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i sent the mail:
Peter where are we, are we still gf/bf ?

and no reply !!!

i am so confuse and hate the waiting !
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10 unwritten summer love rules
Posted:Jun 19, 2008 11:39 pm
Last Updated:May 15, 2024 7:16 am
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This rules are taken from anovel, LoveHampton, with main character, Tori Miller, trips over fifty “Hamptons Unwritten Rules,” several of which have to do with dating. But these rules are universal and apply not only to the handful of semi-rarefied beach towns along the East End but anywhere where the mercury soars, strappy sandals are de rigueur and the whirring of nocturnal creatures sends pulses racing.

Here are some examples:

HAMPTONS UNWRITTEN RULE #14: The only direction to date is UP.
“Up” doesn’t necessarily mean “richer,” “smarter,” or “of a higher social standing”–at least, outside of the Hamptons, it doesn’t. This rule is more about dating at least in your league, if not slightly higher. Have you ever heard that the only way to become a better tennis player is to play with someone who is more proficient than you are? Same thing.

HAMPTONS UNWRITTEN RULE #16: You can never be too rich or too thin, but you can be too eager.
How many times have we all heard that no one likes an over-eager beaver, especially in dating? Well, we’re all going to keep on being reminded of that until some people finally learn how to tone that foolishness down! As much as it’s human nature to be flattered by attention, people tend to be turned off by too much of it. Even if you swear on your first dog’s grave that the attraction was instant and mutual, be sure to take into account the additional giddiness factor of summer and tack on at least half a day to what you think the right waiting period is before you send that gushy text. Better yet, have your most honest friend vet that gushy text and give him or her carte blanche to delete extraneous exclamation points.

HAMPTONS UNWRITTEN RULE #22: Steamy July nights are the best breeding ground for nocturnal confessions.
Want to get someone to share their true feelings … or even have them in the first place? Go outside at night, take your shoes off, sink your feet into the cool grass/sand/water and look for falling stars. Admittedly this advice sounds super-cheesy but trust me, it works. One of the most romantic nights I ever had was spent lying on my back (fully-clothed!) on the deck of the summer house with all the lights off, head-to-head with my super-summer-crush watching a meteor shower for hours. Pure magic.

HAMPTONS UNWRITTEN RULE #24: Getting some is good; getting some in a house on the beach is better.
Especially in the summer, when it’s possible to make a little love “en plein air,” the temptation to snog on the beach is understandable. Even if you have a beach blanket as big as Rhode Island, save any greater intimacies for indoors. Remember how uncomfortable it was to have sand in your bathing suit as a ? Multiply by ten.

HAMPTONS UNWRITTEN RULE #25: Hold your head up high during the Walk of Shame, Share House Edition. You got some–wear it loud and proud.
You think you’re fooling anyone with that baseball hat and the college sweatshirt over last night’s LBD? Everyone knows what you’ve been doing, so just own it. Strut down the street like it’s the Catwalk of Shame and your its highest paid Supermodel.

HAMPTONS UNWRITTEN RULE #31: You may be “the one” … but probably not “the only one.”
If you think that your summer love might actually last until fall and possibly beyond, then it’s crucial to keep this rule in mind. Even if it annoys the heck out of you when your mother/older sister/know-it-all best friend says, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket,” when it comes to summer love, this might be the best advice of all. Until Labor Day has come and gone, do not assume you and your new honey are exclusive. Actually, never assume it until it is discussed and stated for the record. As I always say, hoping is not the same as knowing.

HAMPTONS UNWRITTEN RULE #33: Just because you’ve gotten yourself home safely doesn’t mean that you still can’t get into trouble.

Step away from the computer, cell phone, and other mobile devices. There’s no weaker moment than after you’ve just gotten home from a great first encounter or first date. You made it home without giving it all away in the first five seconds (and I’m not just talking about sex), so don’t blow it. Sleep on it–“it” being whatever impulse you have to send a follow-up message or invitation for the evening to continue–and reevaluate in the light of morning.

HAMPTONS UNWRITTEN RULE #35: What happens in the share house stays in the share house … for better or worse.
Even if you are not sharing a vacation house with friends, this rule still applies: if you’re going to have a fling with someone in your summer crowd, just remember that everyone else will probably know about it faster than you can say “Facebook.” Look before you lock lips.

HAMPTONS UNWRITTEN RULE #40: Since temptation abounds, resisting it is (usually) futile.
Summer can be tough that way: everyone’s showing some skin, exercising more, and working the fake-bake. It’s a fact: everyone looks cuter in the summer. Just be aware that the summer sun can create attraction where there might not be any in say, the dreariness of November or March.

HAMPTONS UNWRITTEN RULE #42: August is primetime for getting bitten on the ass–and not only by mosquitoes.
T.S. Eliot might have been convinced that April is the cruelest month but when it comes to summer love, August is far more brutal. Not all summer loves are meant to last. In a way, that’s part of what makes them so special: they can be as fleeting as the season itself. If your fling gets flung, the kindest thing you can do for yourself is to kiss it goodbye and wish it well–and know that you’ll live to fling again by the time next Memorial Day rolls around.
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The "F" word diet (Good to read)
Posted:Jun 19, 2008 10:54 pm
Last Updated:Jun 21, 2008 1:13 am
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I read this an i think this is good for parents here. Its been a problem for me too.. since my boss said this "F" TOO MUCH !!

The F-Word Diet

By: Meredith Gordon (Little_personView Profile)

They say it all slows down once you have a baby. You might do it once or twice, but not that often. And hopefully, you never get caught by your and have that awkward moment when you have to explain what mommy and daddy are doing.

For my husband and me, the opposite happened after the birth of our . We didn’t slow down at all. In fact, we’re at it a few times a day, sometimes even in front of the baby. We can’t help ourselves. We just can’t stop saying the word FUCK.

Curse words may not be polite and certainly should be used sparingly but oh, how good it feels to belt one out. Your car gets hit, you scream, “FUUUUUCK” and magically you feel better. A friend tells you she caught her guy cheating, you offer an empathetic, “FUCKKKKK.” Your boss passes you over for a promotion. You think, “what an asshole,” but it feels even better to call him, “A FUCKING Asshole.” Fuck is to language what garlic is to pasta. It adds flavor and spice and makes life a whole lot more fun.

Except when you’re a parent.

I have about ten thousand new parent books. They cover the gamut of subjects related to rearing. Sleep books tell you that if your doesn’t sleep, he’ll likely become a serial killer. Nutrition books suggest that if you’re not giving your completely organic food, he’ll be unable to get past the third grade. And discipline books say if you haven’t taught your the word “gentle” by the time he’s three hours old, there’s a good chance your will be taking the short bus from school directly to “juvi.”

I’m now reading a book about how to increase your baby’s intelligence, which states that babies can understand language long before they can verbally respond. If you were to spend time with my husband Justin, you’d know that this presents a problem; a big fucking problem to be exact.

You see, the word FUCK is an important part of Justin’s vernacular. When he’s angry, he channels his inner Larry David and proudly exclaims, “Go Fuck Yourself Larry.” A martini might be described as, “so fucking good.” And a bad day on the stock market might be explained with, “we’re fucked.” For him fuck is an ever-present friend whom he relies on to add color and express his truest emotions.

But we’re parents now. He’s got to clean up his act. He’s got to change his ways. It’s time for him to go on the Fuck Diet.

I present the idea to him one evening after the baby goes to bed. “So I was thinking … ” I begin. Immediately he knows bad news is coming. Good things never follow, “I was thinking.” In this case I tell him, “you should stop saying fuck.”

His reaction is classic addict:

First, he denies the problem. “I don’t need any fucking diet. Verbal or otherwise,” he says.

Stage 2: Anger. “Fuck you for thinking I’ve got some sort of problem.”

And then finally, the apology. “Babe,” he says. “I’m so sorry. I’ll never say it front of the baby again. Whatever you want me to do, I’ll fucking do it.”

And then he pauses, replays the conversation in his head, and realizes that yes, he might be a fuckaholic. And so I tell him that he should go on a fuck binge tonight, because tomorrow, it’s cold turkey.

The next day he’s armed, he’s ready, he’s determined to be curse free. He’s even got a thesaurus downloaded to his Blackberry should he be jonesing for a fuck and need a stand in. It’s all going so well. He’s made it past a fender bender in the morning, bad directions on the way to a meeting, and a leaky roof discovered that afternoon.

As the day comes to close I tell Justin how proud I am of him. But then, the phone rings. It’s family; his family. A pushy bunch who thinks opinions and criticism are meant to be given not asked for. I suggest he let the call go to voicemail, knowing he might be vulnerable, but Justin assures me he can handle speaking to someone he’s related to without cursing. I’m suspect but encouraging.

Justin silently listens while his Mother speaks. He says a few things, then hangs up the phone. His face is flush and clammy. “For my Dad’s birthday, he wants to take the whole family away. He’s renting a house in the mountains. Two weeks” he says matter of factly. He waits for my response.

I ask for clarification, just to make sure I’ve heard correctly, “Two weeks with your parents?” He nods.

“Well then we’re fucked” I tell him. He pauses. Smiles. And then replies, “No, we’re not … we’re totally fucked.”

And then a light bulb goes off in my head. No matter how hard we try as parents we’ll never be perfect. We can only try our best to be good role models for our . So if my gets his sleep, eats healthy, plays gentle, and cursing is the worst thing he learns from us, I can live with that. And if our ’s first words at his pre-school interview are, “Mommy, I’m fucked” then at least he’ll be in good fucking company.
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Horoscope 19/6/08
Posted:Jun 19, 2008 10:48 pm
Last Updated:May 15, 2024 7:16 am
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* GEMINI: May 21st - June 21st
You're not playing all your cards right now -- and that is exactly the right strategy. You should make sure that you're still able to see what all the other players are up to, though, as that might change things.
* CANCER: June 22nd - July 22nd
Work-related issues are on your mind in a serious way, but you almost certainly need to get some perspective before you can handle them in the right way. Take a deep breath and a giant step back.
* LEO: July 23rd - August 22nd
Take in as much information as you can today, because your decision-making process is wholly dependent on what you know. You may want to defer action until as late in the day as possible.
* VIRGO: August 23rd - September 22nd
Jump into the creative process, if possible -- but make sure that you turn off your internal editor or critic for the time being. It's a handy feature to have, but for now it just gets in the way of the flow.
* LIBRA: September 23rd - October 22nd
You're feeling a bit off-kilter today and that could mean that you've got to slow down and avoid any heavy-duty interpersonal business. If you can't avoid it, don't read too much into it all.
* SCORPIO: October 23rd - November 21st
Someone you need to get approval from today is in a great mood, so that form or smile or assent is coming your way soon. You may still need to go through the motions to get there, though!
* SAGITTARIUS: November 22nd - December 21st
You're not ordinarily all that cheap, but on days like today, you can't help but keep your wallet shut tightly. It's a good impulse and you should find that it's well worth your while to cut off spending for now.
* CAPRICORN: December 22nd - January 19th
You've got plenty of great personal energy today that should be useful for pretty much anything you choose to do. Work, school, romance, parties -- the world is your oyster, so go for it!
* AQUARIUS: January 20th - February 18th
Don't stick your neck out today, because your energy levels may be somewhat deceptive and that could mean that you end up stuck in the middle of a job or date or something else running on fumes.
* PISCES: February 19 - March 20th
You are in tune with the group's energy today (at work or at home) and should be able to identify a few small changes that should make things ten thousand times better for everyone.
* ARIES: March 21st - April 19th
You need to make sure that you are down to earth and connected with the most important people in your life today -- it's not so hard! In fact, you should see if you can bring someone else back down, too!
* TAURUS: April 20th - May 20th
Someone close to you knows a lot more than they are letting on -- but it's not so hard to get them to share their wisdom with you. If you open up a bit yourself, everyone turns out to be a winner!
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Heart Pirates !!
Posted:Jun 19, 2008 10:30 pm
Last Updated:May 15, 2024 7:16 am
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Ugghh ! i hate those guys who come grab my heart and steal it and then destroy and burn anything until my boat is sink and lost direction.
They come all sudden, like soldier with vini, vidi, vici mottos ! come, play, and win, ha!
I hate to falling in love so deep and then (really) fall don on my knee sobbing with tears from broken heart.
My new definition for heart breaker is a heart pirates, leave nothing behind !

ps. Nope.. me and Peter still standing on the same spot, we're not broke up ! (yet)
..This just my thoughts...
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What does long term really mean??
Posted:Jun 19, 2008 10:19 pm
Last Updated:Jun 26, 2008 9:26 pm
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I always said on my profile i want a long term relationship.
When a relationship is serious, it’s common to define it as long term in order to qualify its significance. But what does long term really mean?

I ask few friends about this. I realized that we all had a different length of time that qualified as long term in our books. For some of them it was only a few months, but one was a stickler for length – she said two years!
So what about you? Do tell, how much time has to pass before you consider a relationship to be long term? Or does it have more to do with the seriousness than any set amount of time?
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when you
Posted:Jun 19, 2008 6:54 am
Last Updated:Jun 19, 2008 10:21 pm
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You will realize how happy you would be if you have your best friends around you. Sitting, gossiping about the new guy at next department drinking hot chocolate when its raining.
I realize, i will be okay.. i will always be.. even as tiny baby i survive 9 month in my mommy womb alone.. well thats what i think.. in silent and my loneliness.
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Cinderella, the girls best teacher
Posted:Jun 17, 2008 11:27 pm
Last Updated:Jun 19, 2008 4:23 am
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I can't believe it, read a book about girl psychology.. and one of chapter said we, girls should learn from Cinderella.
Yupp.. that cinderella from disney character.

Things that we could learn is... the basic character of cinderella. She is cheerful, patient, obedient,and elegant. If her step sister or step mother calling her, she would say with elegant tone "yes, step mother"

When i watch the movie.. i know.. hahah i can't be like her, hahahaha.. to have two step sister and an evil step mother that ripped my dancing gown.. haha if thats for real there will be a real cat fight ! there for.. i can't be cinderella !! hahahah...

back to the real cinderella.

Heres some Cinderella rules from the movie:
1. Don't ask a man to go out for a date, or calling him or making the first move.
We all know that these days when every woman cry loud for emancipation, theres no such things as "sit nice and wait" or "no action, talk only". If we want to get something we have to earn it by doing things to reach for it. Do something !
If in career it might be a good thing, but in a relationship some man still conventional, and have that "hunter" nature ! they prefer to do it them self. Beside that, we all know, if a man really interesting with a woman, he will do anything with his power to get to know that woman.
Don't call him first, this is to avoid the scene if he is busy and in the middle of something and don't need "distraction". If we do call him, and he eventually in this situation it won't be possible if we will feel insecure and nervous and at the end we would end up in misery waiting him to call back.
Remember, its the prince charming who saw cinderella first time, and made the first move
2. Just do the casual kissing on the first date.
Its casual kissing not casual sex, yup you read it right.
If he got the main dish on the very first date, most man will loose their interest. If we do really like him, keep him interest with us by not to have sex with him too soon. He might will thought you were easy to get too.
If he really like us, he will respect our decision to wait. If he even gave us a pressure with this, thats mean hes not the best for us girls !
Remember cinderella only gave the prince a light kiss on his cheek on their first date !
3. Show up !! no matter how hard it is. Cinderella made it to the dancing party, even though her step mother and sisters try to made her not to come with giving her so much work, lock her up on her house basement and destroy her dancing gown.
Most of us working girls, too tired to go out after working for the whole day. And usually we had this bad mood, tired, and had the negative thought "i wont find anyone there".
If were single we should be socialize in lots of event where we do have chance to meet "someone" that maybe is "the one". And don't forget to dress as nice as we could.
And girls.. sister hood is very important... cinderella might had her fairy god mother. Our fairy god mother will be our girlfriend !! they will be the one who drag us out from our slumber pijamas, and old sock to lend us their new shoes or pretty dress ! so at least have several best friend ! more is better !
So, go to the party, leave the chips and the sex and the city series (hahaha!).
Remember.. if cinderella didn't come to the party, he wont meet the prince ! and they won't be together for ever and ever !
4. Stay cool, even if the prince like you much !
Its hard ! i know... if we met the high profile man, artist, mr president, prince charming, we tend to be "different" person.
But stay cool ! treat him like any other average usual man. Act like you've been live out of the country for years and you dont know who he is !
Don't ask for his signature, even taking pictures with him with your mobile camera !
Talk with him for 5-10 minutes and after that leave him... if he really like us he will find a way to know about us !
Thats how cinderella do ! leave the prince with her shoes (dont do that for real! hahaha)
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The Misunderstanding (good to read)
Posted:Jun 17, 2008 10:16 pm
Last Updated:Jun 19, 2008 4:13 am
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Jihad

The word jihad sends shivers down the spines of many Westerners. They readily equate this term with violence and oppression. However, it must be said that the meaning of jihad, as a 'holy war', is something which is totally foreign and not from Islam. If anything, such a description belongs more so to Christianity and its adherents. It was terms like this which were used to justify the slaughter and pillage of towns and cities during the crusades by the Christians. By simply looking into the sources of Islam, one is able to know that the true meaning of jihad is to strive/make effort in the way of Allah. Thus striving in the way of Allah can be both peaceful and physical. The Prophet Muhammed (saws) said:

"The best jihad is (by) the one who strives against his own self for Allah, The Mighty and Majestic" [3]

In the Qur'an, Allah also says:

"So obey not the disbelievers, but make a great jihad (effort) against them (by preaching) with it (the Qur'an)"
(Surah Al-Furqan 25:52)

By controlling and fighting against ones desires, the Muslims can then also physically exert themselves in the path of Allah. It is this physical or combative jihad which receives so much criticism. Because of the sheer ignorance of this type of jihad Islam is regarded as terror, and Muslims are regarded as terrorists. However, the very purpose of this physical jihad is to raise the word of Allah uppermost. By doing this, it liberates and emancipates all those who are crying out for freedom all over the world. If the likes of the pacifists of this world had their way, then the world would indeed be full of anarchy and mischief. The combative jihad seeks to correct this as Allah says in the Qur'an:

"And if Allah did not check one set of people by means of another, the Earth would be full of mischief. But Allah is full of bounty to the worlds"
(Surah Al-Baqarah 2:251)

Such would be the corruption on this Earth if there had never been a combative jihad that Allah says:

"For had it not been that Allah checks one set of people by means of another, monasteries, churches, synagogues and mosques, wherein the name of Allah is mentioned much, would surely have been pulled down. Indeed Allah will help those who help His (cause). Truly Allah is All strong, All mighty"
(Surah Al-Hajj 22:40)

This combative jihad being both defensive and offensive, is something which is commanded by Allah upon the Muslims. Through this command the oppressed and weak are rescued from the tyranny of the world:

"And what is the matter with you that you do not fight in the cause of Allah and for those weak, ill treated and oppressed among men, women and whose only cry is; 'Our Lord, rescue us from this town whose people are oppressors and raise for us from you one who will protect and raise for us from you one who will help"
(Surah An-Nisa 45)

Anyone who knows the early history of Islam, will know that all those nations and empires which came under the fold of Islam were indeed previously oppressed. When the companions of the Prophet Muhammed (saws) went out for the offensive jihad against the Egyptians, the Persians and the Romans, we find that the people did not resist against them at all. Rather, they accepted Islam on such a scale, that it is inconceivable that the jihad of Islam could be anything other then a liberation for these people; a liberation from centuries of tyranny. In fact, with the Byzantine Egyptians and the people of Spain, the Muslims were even beckoned to come and liberate these lands from the oppression of their kings. This is the glorious track record of the Muslim jihad Compare this with the brutal track record of warfare in the Western world over the centuries. From the crusades against the Muslims to the days of colonial warfare, the Western world has killed, destroyed and plundered everything which has come in its way. Even today this merciless killing goes on by the Western nations. While claiming to be about world peace and security, Western nations are ready to bomb innocent civilians at the drop of a hat. The classic example of this is the recent bombings of Sudan and Afghanistan. Whilst claiming that Sudan and Afghanistan were havens for Islamic terrorists, the bombings of these two nations could not have come at a better time for the American president Bill Clinton. The destruction of innocent lives which were a result of these bombings clearly seem to have been an attempt by Clinton to avert attention away from his sexual misdemeanours; [4] something which he so often gets caught up in. Without doubt this was the reason for such terror from the American military upon innocent people. This is the same American military which claims to enter the worlds trouble spots under the guise of being peace keepers. But

"… when it is said to them; 'Make not mischief on the Earth', they say; 'We are only peace makers'. Indeed they are the ones who make mischief, but they perceive it not" (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:11-12)

The hypocrisy of the West is indeed astounding.

By looking at the rules and regulations of this combative jihad it will be clear to any sincere person that this is indeed the religion of truth. When fighting an unjust enemy, no matter how unjust they are, it is forbidden by Islam that their retreating forces are mutilated, tortured or slaughtered. The treacherous violation of treaties and carrying out assassinations after a cease fire, are also prohibited. Allah says in the Qur'an:

"And fight in the way of Allah those who fight you. But do not transgress the limits. Truly Allah loves not the transgressors"
(Surah Al-Baqarah 2:190)

Not transgressing the limits means not to kill women and , for the Messenger of Allah (saws) "forbade the killing of women and " [5]. Not transgressing the limits means that the elderly, the sick, monks, worshippers and hired labourers are not attacked. Not transgressing the limits means not killing animals wantonly, burning crops and vegetation, polluting waters and destroying homes, monasteries, churches and synagogues:

"Allah does not forbid you to deal justly and kindly with those who fought not against you on account of religion, nor drove you out of your homes. Indeed, Allah loves those who deal with equity"
(Surah Al-Mumtahinah 60:

After reading such passages from the Qur'an and knowing about what Islam commands and prohibits in jihad, the rules of warfare are given a new meaning; a meaning of justice. How sad it is then, that whilst Islam is condemned for striking terror into the hearts of the people, the likes of the Serbs, the Indian army in Kashmir and the Israeli soldiers in Palestine are left untarnished for the atrocities they have committed in the name of warfare.

So what about suicide bombing, is this too a part of jihad in Allah's path? From what has already been stated above, it can be deduced that this is not from the religion. However, unfortunately many Muslims have taken suicide bombing as being a virtuous act by which one receives reward. This could not be further from the truth. The Prophet (saws) said: "Those who go to extremes are destroyed" [6]. Suicide bombing is undoubtedly an extremity which has reached the ranks of the Muslims. In the rules of warfare, we find no sanction for such an act from the behaviour and words of the Prophet Muhammed (saws) and his companions. Unfortunately, today (some misguided) Muslims believe that such acts are paving the way for an Islamic revival and a return to the rule of Islam's glorious law. However, we fail to bear in mind that the Prophet (saws) said:

"Do not be delighted by the action of anyone, until you see how he ends up" [7]

So, for example what is the end of a suicide bomber in Palestine?, a leg here, an arm there. Massive retaliation by the Israeli's in the West Bank and Gaza. More Muslims killed and persecuted. How can we be delighted with such an end? What really hammers the final nail in the coffin of this act, is that it is suicide; something which is clearly forbidden in Islam. The Messenger of Allah (saws) said:

"He who kills himself with anything, Allah will torment him with that in the fire of Hell" [8]

Some are under the misconception that by killing oneself for an Islamic cause, one commits an act which deserves Paradise. Once when a man killed himself, the Prophet (saws) said: "He is a dweller of the Fire". When the people were surprised at this, the Prophet (saws) said:

"A person performs the deeds which to the people appears to be the deeds befitting the dweller of Paradise, but he is in fact one of the dwellers of the Fire" [9]

The taking of ones life which Allah has given as a trust to the human, is a great sin. Likewise the taking of other lives (which is so often the case with suicide bombing) is also forbidden, as human life is indeed precious:

"...If anyone killed a person not in retaliation for murder or to spread mischief in the land, it would be as if he killed the whole of mankind. And (likewise) if anyone saved a life, it would be as if he saved the whole of mankind"
(Surah Al-Maaida 5:32)

Thus, all other types of extremities such as hostage taking, hijacking and planting bombs in public places, are clearly forbidden in Islam.
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