Shah Khan

Its a blessing to find someone who respects you, loves you as a person within Islam. Its so difficult to find someone to connect with no matter if the man is Shia or Sunni. Alamdulillah to us all.

Sorry for ruining the order of this thread.
Here is my take on some users.(sorry if I missed anyone, I still love you).
@Hameedeh - The mother of Shiachat - she is willing to sacrifice her time to ensure we're all happy. Shiachat will not be Shiachat without Hameedeh.
@Shah Khan - A very genuine guy who wants to know the truth. He'll find manage to find good qualities in literally anyone.
@Wholehearted Shi'a - An amazing Australian dude whose spreads peace and kindness.
@Heavenly_Silk - She's literally the master of kindness.
@Hussaini624 - A brother who strives to live a life of purity, one which was taught by Ahlulbayt(as).
@hasanhh - Someone who'll make your day better with great banter.
@Islandsandmirrors - A very empathetic sister who offers genuine advice to all, and is very passionate.
@shia farm girl - A sister who craves for knowledge and is very open to hear everyone's opinion.
@Sisterfatima1 - An awesome Australian sister who is in love with the Shiite faith.             
@notme  - A very mysterious and cool sister who makes Shiachat fun for everyone.                           
@Abu Hadi - A very responsible user who we all can rely on.

@Intellectual Resistance - An amazing brother who is an all-rounder, as he'll talk about literally any topic. I admire the level of research he goes into.       
@Gaius I. Caesar - An inspiration for the whole Shiachat.
@starlight - The second mother of Shiachat, who is there to protect everyone. (AKA ninja)
@Kazemi - The soul of Shiachat, whose words makes you ponder deeply.

The person above me just ruined the order of this thread. Let's kick him out. 

@Shah Khan got me excited, so lets kick him out first.

Sit on my Satin Silk Sofa and read Books of Different Religions and Different Sects. Listen to Fancy Music. Drive different Cars, Especially Toyota Land Cruiser Prado. Have Walk before Maghrib. Live my Life with AIM to Destroy Freemasonry.

@ali_fatheroforphans My Lovely Vinnie the Pooh Guy <3
@Hussaini624 My Brother from Another Mother.
@Gaius I. Caesar The Person, who always comforted me at the time of grief.

@ali_fatheroforphans My Lovely Vinnie the Pooh Guy <3
@Hussaini624 My Brother from Another Mother.
@Gaius I. Caesar The Person, who always comforted me at the time of grief.

What are your hobbies or things you like to do?

Yes brother. Felt a lot better but still need some more. Cold Showers is one of best treatment.

Actually most families in Pakistan including my own family have a Family history of Depression, Anger & Stress. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE . My life also have been hard but now Alhamdulillah Things are going well.

10000% TITANIUM HARD TRUE.

Yes brother. Felt a lot better but still need some more. Cold Showers is one of best treatment.

Actually most families in Pakistan including my own family have a Family history of Depression, Anger & Stress. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE . My life also have been hard but now Alhamdulillah Things are going well.

Why am I among these depressed People  ?? Majority young Generation is affected by it.

Inshallah you'll be fine! it's good that you're seeking treatment at a young age.
I know some people who don't seek treatment till they come close to committing suicide - because depression is a stigma in Pakistan.

Yes brother. Felt a lot better but still need some more. Cold Showers is one of best treatment.

Actually most families in Pakistan including my own family have a Family history of Depression, Anger & Stress. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE . My life also have been hard but now Alhamdulillah Things are going well.

I didn't know you were affected by it Are you being treated?
 

Salam,
I've looked at the statistics regarding Mental Health Illness in Pakistan, and it's just shocking.
- 342 trained psychiatrists and 478 psychologists across the whole country for a population of over 180 million.
"The number of professionals graduated last year in academic and educational institutions per 100,000 is as follows: 2.1 medical doctors (not specialized in psychiatry) 0.002 psychiatrists; 0.07 psychologists"
There is no coincidence that there is a mental health (especially depression) stigma in Pakistan, and our attitude towards the profession itself is a complete joke. A lot of Pakistanis are affected by depression and our attitude needs to change.
http://www.who.int/mental_health/pakistan_who_aims_report.pdf

Brother me as a Sunni Hanafi and I follow Qadri Sufi Order which is traced back to Master Ali RA. Naqshbandi Sufi Order is traced back to Abu bakr it is true. In Sunni Islam ABu Bakr was more pious than Ali.

i do not think kicking her our or being harsh at this traumatic moment is a good idea. Rules are rules, but one must bend them to save life and look for a bright future. She is not a criminal, just someone who is psychologically damaged and perhaps looking for love in the places that religion does not agree upon. Educate but be firm with certain rules. No alcohol or gf at your place. Curfew rules, or sleep on the stairs. The objective is to ingrain responsibility towards a possible bright future with hope and life.

Oh daughter of Adam,
Am I not but a brother for the people in need,
It is their choice to let me appear for them,
Or should I leave and dissapoint them,
Nay!
Allah shall protect the soul,
The obedient and worshipping soul,
And death be to the soul of the Shaytan,
No mercy shall be upon it.

our responsibilities do not end just because our family member goes down the wrong path. It may even be right to say our responsibility increases even more towards them. 
Help your sister as best you can by being her sister. Inshallah when things get stable, then you can discuss Islam and other issues. Stabilize then improve.

(salam)
This is a weird auestion,but can I ask them to bring me books like 'The Hunger Games'
And will they have books like Qasas Al Anbia (book on all the prophets known by humans)?
Btw,I am a Sunni?will it matter?but I love Ahlul Bayt (as) and all the imams (as) especially Imam Ali,Imam Hussain,Imam Hasan and Imam Jafar Sadiq (as)
Thanks alot!
(wasalam)

Let me tell you first. As you know :P I am a Sunni Hanafi who is experimenting with Shia Jafari madhab for 6 months. Brother to be honest, I find no or very little difference between the Hanafi prayer and Jafari prayer.

Jafari leave their hands during Prayer, you might think that Sunni Hanafis join their hands in Salah. Brother in Hanafi Madhab joining hands is just Mustahab (recommended) not obligatory. 

jafaris dont point their fingers when reciting tashahud like sunnis do. In hanafi madhab pointing finger while reciting tashahud is again just recommended not obligatory.

Sunni Hanafi Prayer and Shia Jafari Prayer is very similar except that how Shias end their salah and when shias go to Sujood.

yes, for these 6 months I am offering Prayer in Shia way in Shia Mosque with my Shia Friends  

Let me tell you first. As you know :P I am a Sunni Hanafi who is experimenting with Shia Jafari madhab for 6 months. Brother to be honest, I find no or very little difference between the Hanafi prayer and Jafari prayer.

Jafari leave their hands during Prayer, you might think that Sunni Hanafis join their hands in Salah. Brother in Hanafi Madhab joining hands is just Mustahab (recommended) not obligatory. 

jafaris dont point their fingers when reciting tashahud like sunnis do. In hanafi madhab pointing finger while reciting tashahud is again just recommended not obligatory.

Sunni Hanafi Prayer and Shia Jafari Prayer is very similar except that how Shias end their salah and when shias go to Sujood.

yes, for these 6 months I am offering Prayer in Shia way in Shia Mosque with my Shia Friends  

IR actually raised a valid point. Constructive criticism is required to continue to produce fresh knowledge rather than remaining inside a bubble. 
In my personal experience, there are at least three criteria for an individual to know for sure whether he (or she) saw a Divine Authority in a dream or simply a 'special dream' with an intended message. First, the individual fulfills the rights of Allah to the best of his/her ability by performing at least standard obligatory requirements (Salat, Zakat, Haj, etc). Second, the individual fulfills the rights of Allah's creatures and avoids being an oppressor in its mildest definition. Third, when an individual sees a Divine Authority in a dream, he or she wakes up with a pleasant feeling, a peace of mind and a firm belief that he/she actually saw the Divine Authority in the dream. Even if the dream is not about a Divine Authority and simply involves a sequence of events in which there is an intended message, it becomes blatantly clear to the dreamer that what he saw was not a figment of his imagination. That is, the individual who has dreamt has a sense of firm belief that what he saw was meaningful and close to being real. 

p.s I am not rejecting the previously quoted narrations. I am just saying that, based on personal experience, certain dreams require a merit which I have shared above. I could be wrong, of course. 

Brother I am not denying what brother@Ashvazdanghe said. I am pointing out layman doesn't have the knowledge of interpreting dreams, so they can't take ever dream as hujjat upon them. They need to ask knowledgeable person. Seeing infallibles (A.S) is a good sign but once you don't interpret it properly it doesn't serves the purpose. This is what I believe. I might be wrong.