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**ariniaxia** · 07-01-2012, 02:55 PM

Since Sidi Pluto has asked me twice he should read my reply below that many times.

Coming to SF might be taken as khurooj (excursion) in the path of Allah (SWT).
If we accept that then we can also coin the phrase that once an SFer always an SFer.

On the other hand coming to SF might be taken like coming to a Madrasa. In that case you come here, make the best of it and then move to your responsibilities. With that attitude you can occasionally drop by at later times.

The trouble is that both of these points of view do not capture the complete reality - not that we can make any claim to comprehension of all reality.

One aspect that is not captures by above two attitudes is that there is a family-ness that has already appeared at SF. Now that is a different ball game. You do not leave your family.

There is a solution to this problem too. Just think that you had shifted to the house of your Khala (mother's sister) for one, two or three years course in the other town.

And of course those people who make SF their permanent abode, and of necessity there must be some people in that category, they deserve our special thanks and gratitude.

And the fact that we have the present thread is a sign of the sentiments that we are thankful to them.

07-01-2012, 02:55 PM	#30
ariniaxia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 478 Senior Member	Since Sidi Pluto has asked me twice he should read my reply below that many times. Coming to SF might be taken as khurooj (excursion) in the path of Allah (SWT). If we accept that then we can also coin the phrase that once an SFer always an SFer. On the other hand coming to SF might be taken like coming to a Madrasa. In that case you come here, make the best of it and then move to your responsibilities. With that attitude you can occasionally drop by at later times. The trouble is that both of these points of view do not capture the complete reality - not that we can make any claim to comprehension of all reality. One aspect that is not captures by above two attitudes is that there is a family-ness that has already appeared at SF. Now that is a different ball game. You do not leave your family. There is a solution to this problem too. Just think that you had shifted to the house of your Khala (mother's sister) for one, two or three years course in the other town. And of course those people who make SF their permanent abode, and of necessity there must be some people in that category, they deserve our special thanks and gratitude. And the fact that we have the present thread is a sign of the sentiments that we are thankful to them.
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