Comments on: Life is either black or white

By: ashraf

ashraf — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 17:21:28 +0000

simply it is nothing.it is like you watching TV, or leaten to music . etc .instead of it you tunning your thinking brain around .it happend to all peaple so .

By: ES

ES — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 10:27:37 +0000

There is a sense of pathos in your post. Arab culture/custom/tradition, which is often a dangerous mix of Islam and ignorance/hypocrisy should be distinguished from Islam which is pure and of which you are justifiably proud. Impugn whatever is said to you until you have verified that the beloved Prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him) recommended/suggested it.
Many of us feel the same way. Bless you.

By: Mohammad

Mohammad — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 07:59:22 +0000

Well if I will share all my thoughts on this post it will be the longest response ever :cute:

I changed who I was and I became what others wanted to me to be.
It never works simply because you will never please every body so whatever you do some one will not like it, fortunately this phase did not last for long.

I never believed in love too, but some times I think, am I right ?? may be true love does exist but because I never found it I simply don’t believe in it !!! may be one day if I was lucky enough to find true love I will change my mind, as of now I will stick with not believing in it .

Regarding the Arab mentality, it is a wide issue, just put in mind that you did not live long enough in the Arab world so you can’t easily understand how this mentality developed and why and what are the conditions, I lived in the Arab world almost all my life and still did not reach the depth of this issue :cute:

By: Moey

Moey — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 05:55:15 +0000

I read a word that made me stop, muslim girl. mona, you gotta drop that overrated religion thingy. trust me, we are all humans.

By: Eric

Eric — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 03:48:31 +0000

Very good. I mean, not about the post… but about the questions. (not knocking your post, that’s good too). Just keep asking – Who Am I? Keep asking until you break down all the barriers. It seems you have obstacles to finding out. Not to be judgmental that’s just my observation. Keep asking though. Who am I – *really*. Religion has it’s place but it has it’s downsides, namely obstacles to the real truth… trust me the truth is there and it is amazing. I’m no guru or anything but I have been through a similar questioning phase. I read books… buddhist, Quran translations, Christian, new age, etc. No single religion satisfies completely. But you find some universal truths scattered about… then the fragments begin to take shape and it’s like Ohhhh I see. But that’s been there all along. Everything changes, yet everything returns. Keep questioning.