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Originally posted by 13Friday at 29-9-2006 02:09 PM
I am wondering
why give PR on the way to HELL?
Islam enjoys doing that as a few in Sabah got their degrees and honours after death.
wonder all you want,it has nothing to do with religion ff: |
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the case took 8 years to apply
why PR for the dead?
Funny Muslim people as there is no PR in Hell. |
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Originally posted by 13Friday at 29-9-2006 04:47 PM
the case took 8 years to apply
why PR for the dead?
Funny Muslim people as there is no PR in Hell..
you are one special kind of idiot.
what does pr status have to do with religion,you tell me.. |
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Muslims foreigners straight get IC
illegal get citizenship easily if they are Muslims in Sabah.
Muslims are hard to give PR to foreigners non Muslims.
why they give after death??? |
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Originally posted by 13Friday at 29-9-2006 08:50 PM
Muslims foreigners straight get IC
illegal get citizenship easily if they are Muslims in Sabah.
Muslims are hard to give PR to foreigners non Muslims.
you have no proof to support your argument,so that is basically an opinion.
Originally posted by 13Friday at 29-9-2006 08:50 PM
why they give after death???
you're asking in the wrong place,silly |
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to keep the ash in Msia
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so good indeed for generation |
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even no raya celebrations
October 25, 2006 16:41 PM
Storm Derails Hari Raya Celbrations In Two Rembau Villages
REMBAU, Oct 25 (Bernama) -- More than 50 Muslims in two villages near here had their Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebrations disrupted when a heavy storm severely damaged their homes late yesterday evening.
The storm which struck at 6.15pm tore off the roofs of 13 houses and uprooted trees in Kampung Chembong Halt and Kampung Air Hitam besides, State Exco member Datuk Mohamad Rais Zainuddin told reporters after visiting the victims who were placed in a temporary shelter here Wednesday.
He said Welfare Department officials would send food and clothings to them later today.
One of the victims, Hasnah Latif, 64, said: "The roof of my house was blown off but I am thankful to Allah that my family and I are safe."
Another victim Sida Azira Zainal, 19, said she ran for her life after gale force winds ripped off the roof of her house.
Meanwhile, firemen began clearing away trees that were uprooted using chainsaws and an excavator.
--BERNAMA |
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Post time 29-9-2006 02:53 PM
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