Carlzone

Pluck one hair a day so they don't notice the slow gradual change 

I don't think women should be judges at all. They are just not suitable for it. Perhaps a tiiiiiny few are, but the vast majority no.
I don't even understand why a woman would want to be a judge. Isn't life complicated enough already. I'd leave the headache to the men and go about enjoying my life. 
My opinion.

Thank you! 
Diet definitely plays an important role in many if not all diseases. 
I have read that there are many food recommendations for alleviating or in best case curing different conditions in Makarim Al-akhlaaq. It's a very interesting topic.

I'm sorry but are you out your mind??? Stay away from jinn. They will try to make you lose your faith. 
Don't play with fire.

Uhm. I wouldn't consider that as hijab. 
She should be ashamed of herself contributing to the normalization of fasad amongst hijabis. 
It's sad that we have reached a point where "hijabis" are being interviewed by playboy and now going on beauty pageants with everything but hijab on. Actually it would probably have been more honourable of them to take the hijab off and stop polluting it with that filth.

Less evil in the world with that person gone. Less damage to innocent people.
It increases social pressure against committing horrible crimes. 
The victims get some sort of justice. 
Less costs for society to keep a devil alive. That money can be redistributed to vulnerable people like the homeless who deserve them better than criminals. 
I'm sure there are many more pros.

Imam Ali (a.s) said: 
"Ghayrah of man is belief."
-Nahjul Balagha, pg. 491
 
"The protective jealousy of a woman is disbelief."
- Nahjul Balagha, of. 491

Waaleykom alsalam, 
In what direction do they pray inside the kaaba? Is any direction allowed?

The brother seems to be shy and sensitive. Also it seems like he values the girl a lot. Thus making his post pretty cute. InshaAllah things work out for him and everyone else in similar circumstances. 

Those are the means. The true causes lie within. 

These club types are not following islam. Don't do it like them. They can fool themselves but they can't fool God. 
Try shiamatch (have you seen the ad here?) or perhaps other similar sites and be honest towards the girl. I know several girls who have done mutah with guys in an Islamic fashion, no clubs. But these girls are usually converts or nonvirgins, divorced etc. 

Just so you know, if you ask a virgin girl for mutah she will most likely be very offended. It's better to try divorced, nonvirgins, widows, Ahlul kitab.

I'm sad to read your question as it makes me think that there are darkskinned people who wish that there was a darkskinned prophet in order to feel ok about themselves. 
There is much racism in the world but don't let such things get to you. Your skincolour doesnt determine your worth. Only taqwa does.

Salam aleykom, 
Sometimes I see members here mention a word or two about experiences of racism. 
What are your experiences of racism in the Muslim community? 
How serious is racism regarded as in islam? 
On a humorous note...
Dave Chappelle, a muslim comedian, who i believe is married to an asian woman, has made a comedy clip that I think sums up how ridiculous racism is. In the clip I believe he plays a blind black guy who was adopted to a white family in a racist place and he was never told that he was black. So he thought he was white and learnt to hate blacks and even became the leader of the local KKK not knowing that he himself is black. I think the clip is hilarious but also that it sends an important message as to how ridiculous racism is:
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Salam aleykom, 
Sometimes I see members here mention a word or two about experiences of racism. 
What are your experiences of racism in the Muslim community? 
How serious is racism regarded as in islam? 
On a humorous note...
Dave Chappelle, a muslim comedian, who i believe is married to an asian woman, has made a comedy clip that I think sums up how ridiculous racism is. In the clip I believe he plays a blind black guy who was adopted to a white family in a racist place and he was never told that he was black. So he thought he was white and learnt to hate blacks and even became the leader of the local KKK not knowing that he himself is black. I think the clip is hilarious but also that it sends an important message as to how ridiculous racism is:
[Video removed]

World! I divorce you thrice!  Ever since I stepped foot in the holy lands of Iraq I quit everything else. Even when I plan trips to other destinations I just end up in Iraq anyway. There's nothing like the ziyara of Ahlul Bayt a.s.! You recharge your batteries and survive a little longer in Fasadland in the West.

Everything is in God's hands. God can even change the rules if he wishes to.

Is it by chance that Jews had 12 tribes, Christians 12 apostles and Shia 12 imams? 

Acknowledgement is never a believer's goal. Their rewards and treasures are with Allah SWT and not with the people. 
You can't expect people to be your measurestick for what is good or bad. People are children of this donya. Sleeping children. 

MashaAllah they are truly impressive men! I've seen those pictures too all over Iraq. 
I feel such pride when I think about what they have done for their country with so little means. 
One word from Sayyid Sistani, may Allah SWT prolong his life, and they turn the world upside down. 
I do feel though that their women and children, who paid the biggest price, are not getting the support that they need and that is a disgrace. 

MashaAllah they are truly impressive men! I've seen those pictures too all over Iraq. 
I feel such pride when I think about what they have done for their country with so little means. 
One word from Sayyid Sistani, may Allah SWT prolong his life, and they turn the world upside down. 
I do feel though that their women and children, who paid the biggest price, are not getting the support that they need and that is a disgrace. 

Acknowledgement is never a believer's goal. Their rewards and treasures are with Allah SWT and not with the people. 
You can't expect people to be your measurestick for what is good or bad. People are children of this donya. Sleeping children. 

Don't be. Last time I had it in Damascus was in 2006-2007. Haven't been there since. 
Also, I loved their strawberry juices/drinks there. They did get me food poisoned, but they were totally worth it! 
 
Where do you get your sugarcanes from? 

I agree with most of what you're saying. 
I came to Europe as a small small child and I went to kindergarten and school and university here. All western ones. And I basically didn't have Muslim friends growing up. 
My parents didn't allow me to go swimming, dancing or travelling with the other kids. They didn't allow me to go to parties or anything like that. I didn't even know what alcohol smelled like until some years ago when I was on a boat travelling to another country and westerners were smelling weird. That is how I found out what alcohol smells like. And the country I live in has amongst the highest alcohol consumption levels in the world. 
As for TV - it's very dangerous as it brainwashes us without us realizing it. I abandoned TV perhaps 9 years ago and I don't think i would allow my kids to watch TV freely. I'd check what they want to watch. I'd encourage them to watch religious channels. Or just spend quality time together instead of being glued in front of a TV.
As for raising kids, personally, I would be a stay at home mom and not allow them to go to kindergarten, because I have worked there myself and seen what they brainwash kids with. For instance that girls and boys are the same (which I myself was taught and believed for a long time), homosexuality in books as something ok and natural etc.
I would not want westerners to get to my kids minds and belief systems before me. 
Anyway, my point is that you can stay away from all of those haram things if you want to, even in fasadspreading places. Yes, it's more difficult. And if you have the option of moving to an even better and less fadadspreading country then of course that is better. 
In the end I believe that what is most important is to live by Islamic standards yourself and to have a good relationship with your kids. Coz then they'd want to be like you. 

I'm asking because sometimes you need to do a certain 3aml on for instance "Thursday" but I know in advance that I'm going to be busy all day long on Thursday. Therefor I want to know if Wednesday after 3isha prayer counts as "thursday" islamically as I have been told so by some people. So is this true?