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06-19-2011, 07:18 AM | #21 |
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I can't get this: this and the Khat used in Somalia and Yemen. Why are there scholars condoning its use if we all agree they are drugs? Nay, they themselves make use of it.. In Ibn Battuta's "Rihla" there is constant mentioning of its use all across his travels in the Sub-Continent and nearby countries, without (if I remember correctly) a word of condemnation. And Marjuana then? If a consistent number of Jamaican brothers who have accepted Islam kept making use of Marjuana under the excuse of it being part of theri "cultural tradition" (as I understand is Pan and would we be ready to condone them their use? If not, what's the difference? P.S.: I didn't even ever tried Marjuana so I don't have any personal interest in the discussion; and mine are genuine questions, I hope someone can clarify for me. |
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06-19-2011, 08:50 AM | #23 |
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06-19-2011, 08:54 AM | #24 |
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06-19-2011, 09:02 AM | #25 |
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06-19-2011, 11:09 AM | #27 |
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My granny used to chew that paan (we call it "sirih") but it was going out of fashion even in her time, cuz i never saw other grannies chewing it. You guys still chewing it like a granny? Same here with my granny and this was like 17 years ago ..... We had a paan tree in my grannys yard and we use to chew it at times for fun. It was awful though,and I never knew what the big deal about chewing it was, aside from all the old people having yellow teeth and bright red lips . lol The paan leaf itself is not harmful but when tobacco and the other stuff is added to it it can seriously damage your health. It can cause oral cancers of the lip, tongue, mouth and pharynx and nicotine addiction. |
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06-19-2011, 11:20 AM | #29 |
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06-19-2011, 11:22 AM | #30 |
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I have seen many Ulema chewing paan.
I like sweet paan Howz it! Once there was a lecture of Hazrath Mufti Nawal-ur-rahmaan Sahab so there was some qiraat, naat was going. Mufti Sahab was preparing paan and and asked my friend(who was sitting besides him and taking care of his bag) about paan, he said no. If I would had been in his place, I should had asked him sweet paan. No matters if he has cheery in it or not |
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06-19-2011, 11:30 AM | #31 |
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My granny used to chew that paan (we call it "sirih") but it was going out of fashion even in her time, cuz i never saw other grannies chewing it. You guys still chewing it like a granny? *Moyang = great grandma |
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06-19-2011, 02:09 PM | #33 |
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The status of Pan is exalted. I had a meetha, Puna masala Pan yesterday. Please don't tell me that it is haram. |
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06-19-2011, 03:24 PM | #35 |
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AoA |
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06-19-2011, 05:10 PM | #37 |
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Some years ago I was gluing together a model aeroplane, because I was into models in those days. After a couple of hours the glue fumes made me quite sick. I don't understand how anyone could get addicted to that, it just gives me a headache.
Maybe it's just me. I use a fountain pen because ballpoint ink fumes make me sick after writing a few pages. I also can't stand the smell of certain types of attar. |
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06-19-2011, 05:37 PM | #38 |
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Some years ago I was gluing together a model aeroplane, because I was into models in those days. After a couple of hours the glue fumes made me quite sick. I don't understand how anyone could get addicted to that, it just gives me a headache. |
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06-19-2011, 07:55 PM | #39 |
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ever been to hyderabad..? try the 'makai paan ' at Pan House .. they serve it cold.. melts in mouth like icecream.. u can also get that on brigade road, bangalore.. pricy at Rs 25 per paan.. the best sweet pan to date.. wa assalam.. |
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