In the name of Allah Most Gracious and Most Mercifull.
May peace be upon His Messenger Mohammed.
DISCUSSION ISLAM BLOG is starting a string of discussion about Indian Muslims!
In this string contributors are requested to comment about the Muslims of thier State / District in India.
The intentions are:
- To share information about the brothers out there.
- Find possible areas where interested brothers from other areas can benefit from this information and probably contribute!
- What can be shared in common for the benefit of the humanity at large.
Kindly write your comments in the following five main heads:
1. Your historic perspective about Muslims in the area
2. Present statistics of Muslims in the area (Litracy rate, Education facilities available, Other difficulties they are facing etc.). As a society, are they going up or down?
3. What are the hurdles faced by the Muslims in the area in their way to progress?
4. Do you think the future readers of this blog - I call them NETIZENS, I don't know who they will be - can contribute to the betterment of the Muslims in the area?
5. Do you think internet can play the positive role of connecting "people in need" to the "people who can afford"? If yes.....give your proposals and ideas to make it happen. (By the way, this blog does not intent to make it all by itself.....it is just a simple effort to prick your thought)
You are requested to contribute your comments about your District / State. Visit us again later to see what others have to say.......let us make it a live discussion.
See you soon in the comments column with your encouraging / positive comments.....
A blogspot to discuss selected topics on coexistance, topics on green life, and topics on (Islam) peace. For Islam is not about Me. It is about Us.
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Discover Yourself Workshop in Jeddah - 27 & 28 May 2010
Engr. Sadatullah Khan from Banglore conducted his famous DISCOVER YOURSELF workshop at Seasons Restaurant in Jeddah on 27th and 28th may 2010. The workshop was organized by the Indian Islahi Centre, Aziziya area committee : http://islahicentrejeddah.com/
More than one hundred people from different states of India like Andrapradesh, Assam, Delhi, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Tamilnadu etc. attended the workshop. This was the second workshop of Engr. Khan in Jeddah, the first one had been arranged by "TAFAREG JEDDAH" an organization of Tamil community in Jeddah.
The changes this workshop brought to the attendees in a couple of days were amazing! It was a unique experience indeed!
I request all workshop attendees to write their experience and their post workshop feelings in the comments column below so that it can be a permenant reference about the workshop in Jeddah.
More than one hundred people from different states of India like Andrapradesh, Assam, Delhi, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Tamilnadu etc. attended the workshop. This was the second workshop of Engr. Khan in Jeddah, the first one had been arranged by "TAFAREG JEDDAH" an organization of Tamil community in Jeddah.
The changes this workshop brought to the attendees in a couple of days were amazing! It was a unique experience indeed!
I request all workshop attendees to write their experience and their post workshop feelings in the comments column below so that it can be a permenant reference about the workshop in Jeddah.
Death of an ancient language

Here is the newspaper report -Madhyamam daily 6th Feb 2010- about the death of an ancient language,Bo, along with the death of "Bova Senior" from Andaman as I mentioned in my earlier post .
Bismillahi Rahmani Raheem.
"And among His Signs is the creation of the heavens and the earth, and the variations in your languages and your colours. Verily in that are Signs for those who know" : Quran Chapter 30 Verse 22.
This verse Quran is talking to all of us. The verse ends with a challenge to our minds where Allah asks man to learn about the diversity of creation. Unity in diversity is the natural law of creation! There are about 5,000 languages around the globe: Europe - 580; Asia - 900; Afria -275; America -1600 plus many others used by tribal communities and all.......
Old languages die. Recently I read about the death of a language. When an 85 years old lady "BOVA SENIOR" died this february (Madhyamam -6-2-2010) in Andaman, she was the last person who spoke the ancient language of "BO"!
New lifestyle and cultural evolution is a continuous process.
The IT era is bringing us more closer today. World is becoming another glocal (Global + Local)village. What will be the language of future? Today I am able to communicate with the world at large with this all new technique of blogging!
Tomorrow........? Only time will tell what will be the language of tomorrows glocal citizen!
Now, I request you to mark your thoughts about the question raised by this verse of Quran.
"And among His Signs is the creation of the heavens and the earth, and the variations in your languages and your colours. Verily in that are Signs for those who know" : Quran Chapter 30 Verse 22.
This verse Quran is talking to all of us. The verse ends with a challenge to our minds where Allah asks man to learn about the diversity of creation. Unity in diversity is the natural law of creation! There are about 5,000 languages around the globe: Europe - 580; Asia - 900; Afria -275; America -1600 plus many others used by tribal communities and all.......
Old languages die. Recently I read about the death of a language. When an 85 years old lady "BOVA SENIOR" died this february (Madhyamam -6-2-2010) in Andaman, she was the last person who spoke the ancient language of "BO"!
New lifestyle and cultural evolution is a continuous process.
The IT era is bringing us more closer today. World is becoming another glocal (Global + Local)village. What will be the language of future? Today I am able to communicate with the world at large with this all new technique of blogging!
Tomorrow........? Only time will tell what will be the language of tomorrows glocal citizen!
Now, I request you to mark your thoughts about the question raised by this verse of Quran.
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