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:::DBA MUSLIM:::
DBA comes from "don't be afraid"
I'm really disturbed when the world is being Islamophobic... oh my god.. They think all terrorists are Muslim..
No! The fact is 6% of terrorist attack in US and 0.4% terrorist attack in Europe are Muslim. That was very tiny number.
I just wanna get my full right as world society and i can get all of appreciation of humanity and recognition of our community (i.e our people, religion, cultures, folks, traditions). I'm Indonesian Muslim, i see many differences between Indonesian Muslim and Middle East Muslim. We'r rather like Turkey, we are moderate Muslim. We live together with Christians, Catholics, Hindu, Buddhist, Kong Hu Chu, some other Jews in a peace. (Indonesia is anti with Atheism)
A = Crescent Moon and Star
B = Muslim (Boy)
C = Muslimah (Girl)
D = Ordinary Muslimah with Hijab
E = Stylish Muslimah with Hijab
F = Ninja Muslimah (hehehe) :D
G = Burq Muslimah
H = Mislimah without Hijab
I = Bad Muslimah
J = Masjid
K = Holy Quran
L = Holy Quran Portable Table
M = 'God' in Arabic
N = Mohammad in Arabic
O = Kabbah (the cube)
P = The Darvish of Sufism
Q = Tasbeh (helpful tool for Dzikr)
R = Sajdah (place to sujud)
S = Bottled Zamzam water
T = Palm Tree
32 Comments
Well, I suppose the Muslims are just the new Soviets at the moment. I'm sure it will pass over. But then again that's easy for me to say from the "other side".
The only way forward is by proving the "west" wrong, like you do with this font ;)
Let's heal the world and make it better place...
For you and for me and the entire human race (Michael J)
:D
I do not agree what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. (Voltaire)
People like you makes me believe in the Future. Go on!
I never talk to jews before :)
(there are jews in small number in Indonesia)
Yeah, i appreciate your arguments too.. human rights right? :)
Jews are also a very small minority where I'm from in Denmark, but I do know one person who has family in Israel. And now that I think of it he does seem to have the genetic traits of a jew, but he too is christian.
Anyway, it is an issue with many sides to view it from no doubt, as is the case with all religions and their quirks (which are really human quirks ;))
I hope I haven't offended anyone. Anyway, I like the font, it's cute and looks very happy :) - I'm a student of the Indonesian language so it's nice to see the Indonesian culture shining through with regards to religious tolerance.
I think Peace can not be achieved through community, because men are men and when they are some together, they feel more strong and need to conqueer and dominate, and the most beautiful initial messages end in bloodbaths. I prefer to learn from people who search to gain strength not by being many, but alone, such as the antique cynic philosopher Diogene, who dare say to the emperor who has right of life and death on him : Keep out of my sun, because he lives in the pure present, and has no fear because he doesn't have no hope or regrets anymore, he's just alive, when so many people live as dead alive, looking always to future and past and missing the "living" part...
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Yeah, human always made war and damage in this world. Hence, we must know and understand each other. Diversity is mercy right? :D
My religion teach me to do not think about God physically coz human science is never reach the level. So, i'll keep believe and trough this life. I like you more, than atheist. At least, you still believe in 'something' :D
we are only a community, and community must understand other communities. I love to make friends with christian,jews, hindus, buddist, Confucianism, or the other traditional religion. Diversity is mercy :D
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dont feel annoyed guys, this is just a part of understanding processes between us :)
"Two did not discuss if one does not want" (Old Spanish proverb). FS can also be used for this and works. Many people, many lives, all together. Go on FontStruct, my friend!
We see us at work!
@Adien: Yes, to me science and religion are completely seperate. In the debate of "evolution vs. intelligent design" for example, science deduces that creatures over millions of years change their shape slightly, depending on the survival of the most well adapted, who will then pass on their genes. Science has not mentioned God. God can play any role one might want in this situation. Maybe God had always planned that a giraffe should have a long neck to reach the tops of the trees, and evolution was how he designed that. Or maybe he put the simple organisms on earth and let them evolve on their own.
Whatever you bellieve, it is fine. But remember, science is not religion. Science finds out what works and what doesn't and makes up rules according to that. If suddenly something changes, science is ready to adapt and say: "What we thought was true is not true; this is how it really works."
Religion, on the other hand, is bellieving without seeing. It's trusting that [put in your main god here] will make sure that everything will be allright. And I am sure it will!
@Neuroneerror, I've written religion all over this post. Feel free to read spirituality, where you want to ;)
@cmunk: i believe in evolution theory, i believe in conservation of energy, i believe in determination of momentum in this universe. Another side i believe in religion. I believe that God, archangels, devil are in another dimension hahaaha... its clear all the blur
Do you mean bad as in ‘morally depraved, wicked’? Is she wicked, if not godless, because of her half-nakedness and potential belly button piercing?
Women is relatively hard to control her self. Women have big passion to live freely. Hence, there will needed some extra rules for women. You know what? the first recognition of women rights is toward early Islam. Women is asked to do freely what they want but never pass trough the 'boundaries'.. Looks, women now are really asked for emancipation (the same rights with men), are they realized that they are not same in power. Did women be able to work hardly? Was women is best in sport? Did women prefer to choose their logic to their feeling? I learn little psychology...
We live in a world where many find their voice, their dreams, their bodies, and their choices in life ruled by others. Women clearly suffer the cruelest extremes of this soul-crushing practice, and religion is only one of many ways her will and body are bent and broken to serve others.
I find these acts of oppression an unfortunate and horrific reality, especially the violence visited upon children and little girls, but by no means do I point my finger at Muslim peoples to call them the sole perpetrators of this deeply rooted cultural malady. It’s a systemic mental illness that spans human civilization, and it informs the way we treat not just our women, mothers and daughters, lovers and wives, sisters and friends, but the Earth herself.
There is no problem with Islam as a religion, as long as it's not mandatory. It's a personal decision, a private matter between you and your chosen supreme being /you name it/. The problem is with radical Islam, as a violent political philosophy. It is all about absolute power, total control of people. In this respect, radical Islam is not better, nor worse than previous totalitarian systems including medieval Catholicism.
The burqua predates Islam many centuries. It has nothing to do with the teaching of the Quran. It was invented in ancient patriarchal societies in Persia and Middle East by jealous men who treated women as livestock they owned. There is no place in modern society for a garment covering the whole body and face. It makes all personal interaction impossible. I fondly agree with the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy who said the burqa is not welcome. He continued: "In our country, we cannot accept that women be prisoners behind a screen, cut off from all social life, deprived of all identity".
@elmoyenique: "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it." This quote is frequently attributed to Voltaire. According to leading scholars, who extensively studied his works, he never said or wrote that. No credible source have been found. It is ironic, that the prolific French writer and philosopher, who wrote more than 2000 books and other works, and tens of thousands of letters and essays, is remembered by a quote he, actually, has nothing to do with.
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