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**Maydayvar** · 07-03-2012, 01:00 AM

I think it is about balance. I think during public holiday, talks ought to be given in English and same should be done at alternate events.
It is generally the elders who regularly attend the masjed and they should not be excluded. I find often some youngstars insisting on all be carried out in English is a reflection of self obsessed culture. It is nothing to do with being open minded!! Odd a lot of the youngstars seems to understand bollywood films well! Also it doesn't beg well for a community that forgot the langauge of their parents. You don't see Frecnch losing their language but the arabs and desi with complex willfully forget!!
Allahualam

07-03-2012, 01:00 AM	#5
Maydayvar Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 511 Senior Member	I think it is about balance. I think during public holiday, talks ought to be given in English and same should be done at alternate events. It is generally the elders who regularly attend the masjed and they should not be excluded. I find often some youngstars insisting on all be carried out in English is a reflection of self obsessed culture. It is nothing to do with being open minded!! Odd a lot of the youngstars seems to understand bollywood films well! Also it doesn't beg well for a community that forgot the langauge of their parents. You don't see Frecnch losing their language but the arabs and desi with complex willfully forget!! Allahualam
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