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Imran Shakur imranshakur@hotmail.com
Wed, 17 Sep 2003 10:18:58 -0500
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I hope it's alright to say this about such a respected and distinguished
scholar...but...
Shaykh Zahdan is so fine [MashaAllah]. I'm saving that picture as my
background so every time I look at my computer, I have a source of
inspiration.
Thank you for sending that.
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Muhammad Imran Abd Ash-Shakur Rana
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ImranShakur@hotmail.com
Wat the toot?? I juz wana have fun with my name in yahoo.com...and found alot of urls...regardg my name...sumore..got this highway named after mine...but mostly found in the middle-east areas...hahaha myra..so dya wana have me as ur husband??
'Tak yah gi jauh-jauh...yg dekat ni ader seh'...kekeke...kinky!!
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Monday, 25 November, 2002, 11:20 GMT
Bin Laden tape suspects questioned
By Zaffar Abbas
BBC correspondent in Islamabad
Pakistani security officials are questioning a number of Arab and Afghan nationals in connection with the passing on of an audio tape of Osama Bin Laden to the Islamabad-based correspondent of Arab television network al-Jazeera earlier this month.
The correspondent, Ahmad Zahdan, says he was given the tape on 12 November by an unidentified person who had immediately disappeared.
Pakistan's foreign ministry has refused to confirm or deny the arrests.
The broadcast of Bin Laden's message created quite a stir as it suggested for the first time in nearly a year that he is still alive.
Damn tis freaks me out...but hey mine's Muhammad at the front...hahaha...thank God...
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Bam is not an ordinary city ruined by a devastating earthquake, but a steadfast spirit resisting time and history. The city, which is located on an earthquake belt, was built 2,500 years ago. It is located at approximately 29 degrees north and 58 degrees east at 1,062 meters (3,480 feet) above sea level. As the city includes all its villages and environs, it is considered to be a province of the vast Kerman Governorate in southeastern Iran. It now covers an area of 19,480 square kilometers (7521 square miles), as opposed to the 6 square kilometers (2.3 square miles) it covered in Safavid times (1502-1722 CE) when the city was at its peak.
Situated on the Kerman-Zahdan highway, Bam is approximately 1,000 kilometers (621 miles) from the capital, Tehran.
Amazing...it's dis one of the 7 wonders of the world...i wish man...hahahha...S'pore shuld have one the highways under my name...wen i finally become a superstar ar....wait long-long ar dude!! Signing off..................................
