Rozaiba March 29, 2004
#33 Posted by rozaiba on April 4, 2004 11:04:14 am
acloudysky, shahrukh khan movies? are you suggesting this is a quasi-chic-flic story? please retract! glad you liked it...Isphaphani, I like you, :D :D
#34 Posted by rozaiba on April 5, 2004 7:52:54 am
storyteller: I also liked the main character in the story.
#35 Posted by acloudysky on April 6, 2004 5:10:52 am
R,
Its not the Chic-flic element.
Its the ending.
/I hear a soft voice inquiring if I’m all right. I look up to find Rabia in a dark blue hijaab with a concerned expression, standing in front of me carrying the class literature book pressed against her chest.
“You can always talk to me you know.” /
Its not the Chic-flic element.
Its the ending.
/I hear a soft voice inquiring if I’m all right. I look up to find Rabia in a dark blue hijaab with a concerned expression, standing in front of me carrying the class literature book pressed against her chest.
“You can always talk to me you know.” /
#37 Posted by semipreciousme on April 7, 2004 5:21:13 pm
...rozaiba...even though the ending was a bit cliched, i like...so where is rabia now?;)
#38 Posted by rozaiba on April 8, 2004 9:03:07 am
semi! so surprised to find you here. as for where she is, in another cliched manner, `jehaan bhi ho ge, khush ho gee` :D
#39 Posted by fiz on July 2, 2004 7:21:18 am
very nice rozaiba, rabia`s character is very real...good effort
fiz
fiz
#40 Posted by fiz on July 2, 2004 7:21:18 am
very nice rozaiba, rabia`s character is very real...good effort
fiz
fiz
#41 Posted by Sushee on April 22, 2006 4:56:51 am
``I explain to myself that such talk is part of the many compromises I have to make to fit in and I do my best to pretend I agree. ``
A very true statement :) Sometimes we have to do things to prove ourselves to others who are labeled as the `cool` people and there, our religious values take a place in the background.We forget who we are and try to be who we are not-
I like the article on the whole and truly believe in Sadqa and for sure there is solace in praying to Allah.Congratulations to you if you have realized that and this story encouraged me to reach out to my Allah and find solace in prayer.
May Allah bless you for you effort.
A very true statement :) Sometimes we have to do things to prove ourselves to others who are labeled as the `cool` people and there, our religious values take a place in the background.We forget who we are and try to be who we are not-
I like the article on the whole and truly believe in Sadqa and for sure there is solace in praying to Allah.Congratulations to you if you have realized that and this story encouraged me to reach out to my Allah and find solace in prayer.
May Allah bless you for you effort.
#42 Posted by sephorah_gore on September 1, 2006 5:11:35 am
well-written, was fun 2 read...thanx for sharing!!
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