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Ramazan geliyor
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02 Oct 2005 Sun 02:01 am |
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it should not be..
it is their fundamental and islam forbits the fundamental behaviour.. ppl can be died coz of this..
it is totallly awful..
i am muslim too and i curse them who killed a stodent
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02 Oct 2005 Sun 02:04 am |
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well this is the whole problem isn't it? Everyone has something to say on the subject of what is and is not allowed, but everywhere people break this rule.
Muslims are not allowed to insult etc, but still we see them killing people! and i'm not just talking about erdinc's post - I'm talking about all the killings that go on in the name of islam/christianity etc.
Anyway - I won't eat, but I will drink water and enjoy being with my friend and his family for their holy time.
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02 Oct 2005 Sun 02:05 am |
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lyndia, whatever u want to do in ramazan do it.. dont suspect
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| 23. |
02 Oct 2005 Sun 03:06 am |
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lyndie if you wanna drink water then drink water but dont drin water in front of your frien
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| 24. |
02 Oct 2005 Sun 03:12 am |
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Oh - now why not? Everyone else is telling me to do what I want to do and it will be alright
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| 25. |
02 Oct 2005 Sun 03:15 am |
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because you are free to do whatever you want to do.
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| 26. |
02 Oct 2005 Sun 08:16 pm |
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3 days left
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| 27. |
03 Oct 2005 Mon 05:00 pm |
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Is there someting turkish people say to each other during ramazan? like a wish or something? can u say : happy ramazan? or this is weired?  
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| 28. |
03 Oct 2005 Mon 05:40 pm |
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I received a message from my turkish friend saying ( hayirli ramazan)
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| 29. |
03 Oct 2005 Mon 09:57 pm |
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mara,
hayırlı ramazan is more useful and has more meaning..
coz the source of ramazan is religion..
so it is better to say "hayırlı ramazanlar"
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| 30. |
03 Oct 2005 Mon 10:30 pm |
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thanks , but can u translate please "hayırlı ramazanlar" 
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