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I was reminded of Ash Wednesday when I was commenting on Bluebird's blog on Pancake Day, which made me think of this little incident at work, which made me think of work, which reminded me of a blog here (http://www.online-literature.com/for...ration-at-Work) back in October where I mentioned a mechanical failure to one of the key parts of my project at work.

First on Ash Wednesday. Late Tuesday I got a request from one of the directors to attend ...

Youth lives a life of flower,
that stays for a while and disappears.
You wonder why you have to keep trying
to run all the time, just to move on?
Why don't you slow it down a bit to mend
the broken pieces of your own life?
You pray and take a shelter for a rebirth,
to see the world in different perspectives.
The bleak sky rains, you wait for a change,
and your soul tries to befriend your body again.

Peace be on you.
Understanding fate or destiny is an important issue. It is part of belief in God. God has holy attributes. The manifestation of these attributes is called Qadar / Destiny. Holy Prophet (pbuh) has emphasized the importance of belief in Qadar.


Misunderstanding about Destiny
The misunderstanding about Destiny has caused distorsions in various religions. It includes theories and practices based on reincarnation, salvation through sonship, declaring ...

Something odd happened yesterday. I happened to say that I didn't think it would snow again because it seemed to be getting a little warmer and the mice seemed anxious to get back outside. Not long after writing that I found out that it was snowing. Spooky.

So. If miso soup rains down from above tomorrow then we can conclude that I have some kind of powers in regards to the weather. Tomorrow is the long awaited Pancake Day. I'm quite looking forward to it, even though I won't be eating ...

Peace be on you.
The message of peaceful restoration of faith in this era had reached in East Bengal in the time of Promised Messiah Mahdi (1889-1908) . Two persons who had accepted him, had the opportunity to meet him personally. In the time of his first Khilafat (1908 -1914), the numbers reached to 500. In 1913, they raised a mosque and the Community started officially in that area (what is now Bangladesh) that year.


The total of three faithful (two men and a ...