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13 Nov 2007 Tue 02:45 am |
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Quoting AEnigma III: I don't think its religious either. Every culture seems to produce people who have their "lucky charms" - anything from a rabbit's foot to a pixie. It has even been known for people to wear a certain piece of underwear for good luck   |
no dear, this is not a "lucky charm"
Also Hz. Muhammed was wearing for protecting himself, in a war during the first times of islam... actually no, he will not be protecting with wearing a piece of paper...
it is just feeling the God and his power with you and believing it so.. while doing something...
it is called Cevsen i guess... muska is something different...
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 02:48 am |
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Quoting CANLI: hee,hee,here males at high school,and Uni at exams times, they dont shave their beard till exams finished out of good luck ,and some dont change their clothes if they made well at the exams at one day,so they wear same T shirt and trousers or what ever at the rest of the exams ..hee hee
İn fact it was useful for us ,we used to locate them more easily hee hee |
 glad i didnt go to that school then   xx
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 02:48 am |
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Quoting SuiGeneris: Quoting AEnigma III: I don't think its religious either. Every culture seems to produce people who have their "lucky charms" - anything from a rabbit's foot to a pixie. It has even been known for people to wear a certain piece of underwear for good luck |
no dear, this is not a "lucky charm"
Also Hz. Muhammed was wearing for protecting himself, in a war during the first times of islam... actually no, he will not be protecting with wearing a piece of paper...
it is just feeling the God and his power with you and believing it so.. while doing something...
Can you give us your source??? Where and who taugh you that? If you do not have a reliable islamic source for what you're saying you should not say.
it is called Cevsen i guess... muska is something different... |
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 02:57 am |
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Quoting Karine: Quoting SuiGeneris: Quoting AEnigma III: I don't think its religious either. Every culture seems to produce people who have their "lucky charms" - anything from a rabbit's foot to a pixie. It has even been known for people to wear a certain piece of underwear for good luck |
no dear, this is not a "lucky charm"
Also Hz. Muhammed was wearing for protecting himself, in a war during the first times of islam... actually no, he will not be protecting with wearing a piece of paper...
it is just feeling the God and his power with you and believing it so.. while doing something...
it is called Cevsen i guess... muska is something different... |
Can you give us your source??? Where and who taugh you that? If you do not have a reliable islamic source for what you're saying you should not say. |
well thank you for your warning first of all...
it was written by Said Nursi.
www.saidnursi.de
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Said_Nursi
edit: i am not making any propaganda here... but things should be known in a true way... ofcourse there lots of superstions created through using islam... but this piece of paper is not for this good or bad luck...
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 03:40 am |
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Quoting SuiGeneris: Quoting AEnigma III: I don't think its religious either. Every culture seems to produce people who have their "lucky charms" - anything from a rabbit's foot to a pixie. It has even been known for people to wear a certain piece of underwear for good luck |
no dear, this is not a "lucky charm"
Also Hz. Muhammed was wearing for protecting himself, in a war during the first times of islam... actually no, he will not be protecting with wearing a piece of paper...
it is just feeling the God and his power with you and believing it so.. while doing something...
it is called Cevsen i guess... muska is something different... |
Yes Cevsen..this is what my fiance wears on his neck 
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 03:42 am |
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Quoting thehandsom: I dont know why people wear crosses. I have no idea to be honest.
But I have some ideas about muska type of things.
Because I grew up with them.
Some examples: My neighbour's son and his wife could not have childeren for many years. Did they go to hospital? no. Instead they prefered to go to 'hocas' and got many many muskas for it(they paid a furtune as well). Some one's husband was a DUDU (your term ), liked to fool around. The answer: go to a hoca and ask for a muska (pay money of course) to tie him to his home. A young beutiful girl was delirious, hospital? no. find a hoca to take the genie out of her (god knows how he was doing it!) and get a muska..
Many many examples you can find about it.
For me it represents 'ignorance'.
And I wont hesitate rubbishing it.
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I'm glad you don't hesitate rubbishing it!  But... where the heck did you live!????? 
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 03:48 am |
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Quoting catwoman: Quoting thehandsom: I dont know why people wear crosses. I have no idea to be honest.
But I have some ideas about muska type of things.
Because I grew up with them.
Some examples: My neighbour's son and his wife could not have childeren for many years. Did they go to hospital? no. Instead they prefered to go to 'hocas' and got many many muskas for it(they paid a furtune as well). Some one's husband was a DUDU (your term ), liked to fool around. The answer: go to a hoca and ask for a muska (pay money of course) to tie him to his home. A young beutiful girl was delirious, hospital? no. find a hoca to take the genie out of her (god knows how he was doing it!) and get a muska..
Many many examples you can find about it.
For me it represents 'ignorance'.
And I wont hesitate rubbishing it.
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I'm glad you don't hesitate rubbishing it! But... where the heck did you live!????? |
here there is an insult to Muska... not by the handsome... by those stupid peoples and hocas who does this...
Muska is actually is a pray! and asking for being better and feeling soon for example, when you are ill or down...
i remember when i was a small child, i was ill... we had gone to doctor... but also my uncle (who is imam) has written something... thats belief! you just pray for getting better soon.
if somebody has done sth like that for cross... i would react the same... there should some respect to the values of peoples believes... and this is should be done first of all by the people who says they are religous and represents the religion...
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 04:30 am |
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Quoting SuiGeneris: Quoting Karine: Quoting SuiGeneris: Quoting AEnigma III: I don't think its religious either. Every culture seems to produce people who have their "lucky charms" - anything from a rabbit's foot to a pixie. It has even been known for people to wear a certain piece of underwear for good luck |
no dear, this is not a "lucky charm"
Also Hz. Muhammed was wearing for protecting himself, in a war during the first times of islam... actually no, he will not be protecting with wearing a piece of paper...
it is just feeling the God and his power with you and believing it so.. while doing something...
it is called Cevsen i guess... muska is something different... |
Can you give us your source??? Where and who taugh you that? If you do not have a reliable islamic source for what you're saying you should not say. |
well thank you for your warning first of all...
it was written by Said Nursi.
www.saidnursi.de
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Said_Nursi
edit: i am not making any propaganda here... but things should be known in a true way... ofcourse there lots of superstions created through using islam... but this piece of paper is not for this good or bad luck...
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http://cevsen.tripod.com/
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:25 am |
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Quoting SuiGeneris: no dear, this is not a "lucky charm"
Also Hz. Muhammed was wearing for protecting himself, in a war during the first times of islam... actually no, he will not be protecting with wearing a piece of paper...
it is just feeling the God and his power with you and believing it so.. while doing something...
it is called Cevsen i guess... muska is something different... |
Well Sui, to ME its a lucky charm!! Whatever you want to call it, and whatever the thought behind such things, they are just items to focus the power of the mind or to reinforce your faith in your "God".
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 11:58 am |
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Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting SuiGeneris: no dear, this is not a "lucky charm"
Also Hz. Muhammed was wearing for protecting himself, in a war during the first times of islam... actually no, he will not be protecting with wearing a piece of paper...
it is just feeling the God and his power with you and believing it so.. while doing something...
it is called Cevsen i guess... muska is something different... |
Well Sui, to ME its a lucky charm!! Whatever you want to call it, and whatever the thought behind such things, they are just items to focus the power of the mind or to reinforce your faith in your "God". |
calm down cowgirl!! this is not what i call... this is what it is lol!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 05:29 pm |
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Quoting SuiGeneris: Quoting catwoman: Quoting thehandsom: I dont know why people wear crosses. I have no idea to be honest.
But I have some ideas about muska type of things.
Because I grew up with them.
Some examples: My neighbour's son and his wife could not have childeren for many years. Did they go to hospital? no. Instead they prefered to go to 'hocas' and got many many muskas for it(they paid a furtune as well). Some one's husband was a DUDU (your term ), liked to fool around. The answer: go to a hoca and ask for a muska (pay money of course) to tie him to his home. A young beutiful girl was delirious, hospital? no. find a hoca to take the genie out of her (god knows how he was doing it!) and get a muska..
Many many examples you can find about it.
For me it represents 'ignorance'.
And I wont hesitate rubbishing it.
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I'm glad you don't hesitate rubbishing it! But... where the heck did you live!????? |
here there is an insult to Muska... not by the handsome... by those stupid peoples and hocas who does this...
Muska is actually is a pray! and asking for being better and feeling soon for example, when you are ill or down...
i remember when i was a small child, i was ill... we had gone to doctor... but also my uncle (who is imam) has written something... thats belief! you just pray for getting better soon.
if somebody has done sth like that for cross... i would react the same... there should some respect to the values of peoples believes... and this is should be done first of all by the people who says they are religous and represents the religion... |
I agree Sui, I do believe there should be some respect to the values and people's beliefs even if we have a hard time understanding. I will be the first to admit, I need more tolerance in this area.
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