We Are With You Wasim!
Morning never felt pleasant after hearing that the wife of Legendary cricketer Wasim Akram, Huma has passed away. Through decades Wasim has been one of the greatest ambassador for Cricket Pakistan after Imran Khan. The untimely death is a great set back for the family and the children.
Wasim’s iconic personality is known around the world. For decades the “sultan of swing” has amazed everyone with his performance. He was part of the World Cup winning team in 1992. He has been hit by scandals many time in his career and as reports suggest Huma has been a great source of inspiration.
May Allah rest her soul in peace and give patience to the family…….Ameen.
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December 13th, 2009 15:39 GMT
for those moron who question me
Akram said the doctors in India did their best to save his wife and Apollo Hospital in Chennai refused to charge even a penny for her treatment.
and so much your love for him.
November 29th, 2009 14:00 GMT
@ Mohamed
you have depth, which should be appreciated.
i would like to sharing one of great living jain muni (saint) kamal muni’s thought with you. he says that house should be destroyed in hundred years, worship place should be destroyed in five hundred years and religion should be destroyed in thousand years, because after that they became distorted or disoriented.
just one weak ago i put kamal muni with other great religious orator, but after hearing thought like above one, i am amazed how much depth our muni-saint have, and how deeply they can influence us.
November 28th, 2009 21:14 GMT
@Confused:
I requested - do you know anyone, and if you can refer such a person, who has been able to vibrate and get what ever he desires?
and you responded: “never search for one, so their is no question of finding one. and why would you like to meet such person?
Since you appreciate Nachiketa and recommend his approach as contemporary and valid for modern times to “get whatever one desires” I would like to contemplate on this and see if practically any person on earth can achieve it. I thought you might be able to help find someone since you believe it works.
…even without vibration you can achieve what you want just work persistently towards that goal.
I agree with you.
“no doubt, all are same by birth, it’s their karma (work), which makes them equal or unequal. and gets treatment accordingly. (true for past, present and for future)”
You are right in saying that karma or deeds/ works differentiate between people, however it is not for people to judge the karma, because we are not perfect in our knowledge and judgement. It has to be a higher perfect authority above us all, who in his perfect knowledge and wisdom to judge. Your claim makes a basic assumption of linking karma with caste system and with rebirth, but the Smritis which are the core scriptures of Hinduism don’t make any such specific claims. In fact the during Vedic generations caste system was hardly understood or practiced.
Judgement belongs only to the one who is perfect, and that is God most high who says:
We shall set up scales of justice for the Day of Judgement, so that not a soul will be dealt with unjustly in the least, and if there be (no more than) the weight of a mustard seed, We will bring it (to account): and enough are We to take account.
Translation of the Glorious Qur’an 6:159
“… i consider god myself to fulfill my materialistic need. and for the mental their are so many, you are the one”
If all are gods, including us, then what is the difference between man and god. Gods like Ambedkar and Gandhi don’t agree with other gods on the caste system. Moreover gods like Bal Thakarey who wants to divide people across language and race, are at odds with gods like Sachin Tendulkar. If there is so much chaos in the world of gods then I would say, pray for God’s ability to bless Man. If God cannot bless or benefit man, do you think we need god? How do you reconcile all this?
November 15th, 2009 20:14 GMT
@ mohamed
oops…, so you remembered my words
you are taking me towards that territory where i don’t want to go. it’s classic debate with no real use of it.
but here are the answers of your questions.
are not all humans equal in birth and in the right to be all treated the same?
no doubt, all are same by birth, it’s their karma (work), which makes them equal or unequal. and gets treatment accordingly. (true for past, present and for future)
do you know anyone, and if you can refer such a person, who has been able to vibrate and get what ever he desires?
never search for one, so their is no question of finding one. and why would you like to meet such person?
even without vibration you can achieve what you want just work persistenly towards that goal.who is a greater god Brahma or Rajiv Gandhi? What is the difference between man and God?
… i consider god myself to fulfill my materialistic need. and for the mental their are so many, you are the one
rest of questions are unsignificant and unexplainable one for me.
November 15th, 2009 19:19 GMT
@ Yusha:
“there are confused people like Mohamed who did not realize your intention.”
Thanks for jumping-in to make a personal attack. The intention is what counts most, both in my comment and yours. A reread might help you see there was no confusion in my comment, rather a clarification of any potential confusion.
@ Confused:
“no matter, i will answer you soon”
We look forward to your response. May Allah guide us in his path.
November 12th, 2009 15:15 GMT
@confused
“it’s obvious because of name!”
wat waz dat?
November 12th, 2009 12:49 GMT
thanks yusha…
it’s obvious because of name!
November 11th, 2009 23:28 GMT
ConfusedIndian: You were the first person to offer condolences. That is commendable. Obviously, there are confused people like Mohamed who did not realize your intention.