Beautiful song

"John Legend - All Of Me Lyrics"
http://youtu.be/Mk7-GRWq7wA/
4:04

I think it is morbid & creepy.
And perhaps glorifing evil.
People should return to reading & schools to teaching history.

And of course , there is the controversy
of, did he die in a bunker? Where did he go? Where & when did he die?


This 'display' is just a bad idea.

Too much, HITLER talk in the last 2 years.
Weird

Holy Crap! There are a hell of alot of articles written about impeaching Obama & petitions.

I even found a site dedicated to it with forums. Wild.



*Some people have NO idea, how mild & PG & PC this site is *

Creepy

1- What do you think the biggest threat to the planet  ?

2- What do you think is the biggest threat to your country ?

3- What do you think is the biggest threat to your region/ area/ neighborhood ?

4- What do you think is the biggest threat to your life / lifestyle ?

1- What is the most important decision YOU think a HUMAN has to make ?

2- What is the biggest decision YOU personality HAD to make?

3- What decisions to YOU dread making?

×4 Wives

I know, that there is more in the Quran about sex with slaves (slaves are NON Muslim), than there is about prayer.

Well.. tomorrow, I am whipping out the maps to see just how far I am from Ontario.... because this shite isn't NOT happening here.

Toronto PD’s Muslim Chaplain: Wives Must Be Available for Sex

The city police department’s new chaplain to its Muslim officers holds rather archaic and sexist views when it comes to the role of women.

http://m.clarionproject.org/analysis/toronto-pd%E2%80%99s-muslim-chaplain-wives-must-be-available-sex#/
* Video*

Mon, October 31, 2016


Musleh Kahn

The Toronto police department has appointed a new chaplain to service its Muslim officers.

As reported by CIJ News, Musleh Khan was born in Medina, Saudi Arabia but raised in Toronto. He obtained a BA in Islamic Law from the Islamic University in Madinah in Saudi Arabia.

The chaplain not only helps Muslim police officers but also serves as a community chaplain. “If they ever are confused about certain behaviors or rhetoric thrown out on behalf of Islam, I’d like for them to have someone authentic, that has studied the religion and can say, ‘Hey, I can explain this to you’,” Khan says.

The police department says Khan’s goal is to provide support and bridge gaps. Yet, there is one gap not being addressed:  the gap between men and women inherent in his teachings – and that of “authentic Islam,” as he claims.

In 2013, Khan taught a webinar titled The Heart of the Home: The Rights and Responsibilities of the Wife.

In the webinar, Khan states the wife should be obedient to her husband at all times (since he is her protector and maintainer and supports the family). She should respect him as the ameer (lord) of the house. Moreover, women should not view this obligation as a chore, but rather as a means of gaining eternal reward. (There is no similar obligation of the husband to obey his wife.)

Also in the seminar (see video below), Khan states that a woman must be careful to ask permission from her husband to leave the house. In addition, she should be available for sexual relations whenever he desires unless she has a valid excuse (illness or fasting). But even so, Khan said,

“Even some scholars went as far as saying that even if it doesn’t feel right, or you’re just not in that emotional relationship you know it’s not the right manner, you’re not feeling that at that particular time, still try to make it happen, still try to force yourself even if you have to do that.

“Why? Because this is crucial and even scientists, even doctors, even psychologists, all of them, have proven that this here, this intimacy with your spouse is a crucial, crucial ingredient for a successful marriage.

That a woman should need permission from her husband to leave the house is demeaning and oppressive, putting women under archaic control of her husband.

That she should force herself to have marital relations when she knows it is not coming from the right place due to problems in the couple’s relationship at the time means a woman can be used like an object. (While Khan may be right that intimacy is a crucial ingredient for a successful marriage, marital relations under these circumstances are the antithesis of any real definition of intimacy).

If the Toronto police department desires to create a position to support its Muslim police officers and be a community chaplain, it should not be hiring and promoting an imam that leaves half of the community in a secondary role and teaches its officers that’s the way it is supposed to be.
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The Heart Of The Home: The Rights And Responsibilities Of The Wife

http://youtu.be/-HbN8x2KNHA/
55:35

In this webinar entitled 'The Heart of The Home: The Rights And Responsibilities of A Wife' you'll discover exactly which rights the Qur'an and Sunnah have given to wives including:

Why the wife will always have the right to be provided for -- even if she is wealthy!
How she should be treated in the home
The trust that is placed on her in her husband's absence
What it truly means to attain Jannah by adhering to your responsibilities
International speaker Sheikh Musleh Khan will insha'Allah be your guide into the rights, roles and responsibilities of sisters in a marriage...

So my dear brothers and sisters, make sure you attend this amazing webinar so you can educate yourselves and not transgress the boundaries which Allah SWT has set for you!

It doesn't matter whether you are married or not, a sister or a brother, we guarantee you'll learn things on this webinar you may otherwise never have

FROM THE LINK

January 28, 2016

UPDATE (May 6, 2016): Please note that the following article was written just prior to the Republican primaries.  With Trump now the presumptive nominee, I recognize that a lot of hard decisions have to be made and the definition of “Trump Supporter” will obviously begin to change.  The following is written specifically for those who have been die-hard Trump supporters from the beginning, and I still believe it applies.  For those who have not previously been Trump supporters, I still believe it gives you some things to consider, and I strongly recommend you read my other article Why This Christian Won’t Be Plugging His Nose and Voting for Trump or Clinton if you are struggling with what to do.

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"Copenhagen reminds visitors of Halloween's European roots - world"

http://youtu.be/YPWiOBkmBdg/
57 seconds - Euro News

What are the origins of Halloween?

http://www.euronews.com/2016/10/29/what-are-the-origins-of-halloween/

Halloween is an annual festival that is celebrated on the night of Oct. 31.

On this night thousands of children as well as many adults throughout Europe and the Americas, some of them costumed as the supernatural or the macabre, observe a night of trick or treat.

Its popularity has increased throughout the world. From Japan to the United States, the festival is increasingly taking on a global dimension and retailers are taking notice.

But where does this celebration come from and to what do communities owe its symbols and traditions?
Pumpkins

The hollowing out and carving of a pumpkin into a lantern has origins that span millennia back to when Halloween was an ancient pre-Roman Celtic festival.

Back then the carving of vegetables, usually turnips, served to protect those carrying them. The faces warded off evil and unwanted spirits ancient Celts believed wandered the night during their sacred year-end festival.

The pumpkin, however, is a recent addition to Halloween symbology. Native to the Americas, Irish immigrants importing their Halloween traditions to the New World realised it was easier to carve and thus it became an instrumental part of Halloween.

Costumes

Although its modern conceptualisation appears uniquely American, Halloween has an ancient history seeped in legend, superstition and European origins.

At its roots, Halloween is a pagan festival celebrated on Nov. 1, to mark the end of summer and the Celtic New Year.

Called Samhain, it was the time when farmers collected their harvests, slaughtered animals for meat and, as grasses and trees prepared for winter, it was a time when the worlds of the living, the divine and the dead were at their closest.

In parts of Scotland and Ireland, ancient Celts wore masks, or exchanged clothes, to ward off, or confuse, the spirits of dead relatives wishing to impose on the living.

This tradition of masking one’s identity has survived and has been reinterpreted many centuries later into the costumes worn today.

Trick or Treat

Offerings in the form of food were also given to the dead during Samhain as a form of appeasement and remembrance.

The Celtic New Year was also a feast and the spirits of those recently passed away were invited to partake.

As Christianity swept through Europe, the Catholic Church in Rome sought to erase pagan rituals and cement its place in the minds and hearts of converts.

To entice people to attend church, and to make compatible pagan traditions with those of Christianity, Pope Gregory IV in 837AD adapted the May 13 Christian Feast of All Holy Martyrs, to coincide with Samhain.

Pope Gregory also renamed the festival to the Fest of All Saints. The church typically held a vigil on All Hallows Eve, Oct. 31.

Over the course of centuries, the name has been contracted to what is recognised today as “Halloween”.

And trick or treating, the Halloween practice where children go door to door asking for a candied treat or suffer a tricky consequence also goes back to the Church’s attempts to integrate pagan beliefs.

As the Celts had developed the tradition of wearing masks and disguises, the Church adopted this ritual to fits its practises. People would dress up On All Hallows Eve as angels, saints or even demons.

During the Middle Ages, the practice continued and evolved. “Souling”, or begging for food or money often by the poor in exchange for prayers of good will for those in Purgatory, became common.

Souling was eventually reinterpreted by the 19th century into more of a performance or “guising”. The concept was the same as in souling. Instead of prayers, jokes were told or instruments played.

Eventually, guising was reinterpreted again into what is known as trick or treating.

Although in its earliest. form in the 1920s in the United States, trick or treating (sometimes) meant playful vandalism and extortion.

Part 2

Apple bobbing

Although death and wariness of the spiritual surrounded the Celtic festival of Samhain, it was not a morose event.

In fact Celtic communities took the time to reflect on the past year, welcome new members into the community and try to predict the future though various games.

Bobbing for apples was one of those games.

According to legend, the first person to successfully bite an apple would be next to get married.

The tradition carried on, but as Halloween’s religious significance eroded with time and the event became more commercialised and child-oriented, it is now often a game for children to play.

Halloween Exported

Modern Halloween as it has been reinterpreted by the United States and Canada has struggled to expand in Europe.

In the 1990s Halloween was briefly exported to France but never gathered the commercial fervour seen in the United States.

The experiment lasted for a couple of years and has progressively faded away bar night clubs, or expatriate communities, hosting Halloween parties.

That said, the city of Limoges, uniquely, hosts an annual Halloween parade and festival that mimics its outre-Atlantic cousins.

Across the Channel, modern Halloween has generated more commercial success in Britain. In 2015 the celebration was expected to generate £460 million in retail sales, an increase of 4.1 percent from the year before.

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