Hameedeh

Thank you for the reminder. A similar quote is in the chapter "Benefits of Suffering" from the book Divine Justice or The Problem of Evil.
https://www.al-islam.org/divine-justice-or-problem-evil-javad-shayvard/benefits-suffering  Get PDF

Hope you're doing okay. We're all suffering in our own, individual, solitary ways. There'll always be people for you to talk to here

Okay, now the US reporters are saying Liz Truss was PM for 45 days, but she will be getting a huge pension for such a small amount of work done. 

The 2019 election should have been won by Jeremy Corbyn, he was and still is immensely popular.
But a false campaign of him and the Labour Party under him being anti-semitic was launched. A recent al-Jazeera documentary explains the story.
As a result he did not win. And a party that has been in power for too long won yet again and we are seeing the consequences.

I used to be Mennonite. But now I am a Shia Muslim. I didnt agree with the no radio no computer no television rule

I found ShiaChat in 2002 and got brave enough to join in 2010. Since 2005 I have felt that ShiaChat was my own special place to escape to for a bit of social interaction with lots of smart, helpful, and funny people. Now that we are in the covid-19 era, I sometimes feel like the world is on fire, but I am so grateful that ShiaChat is still here.  Love to you all!  

Yeah. Google search really feeds their ego. I get frustrated how people suddenly become experts after watching a 5 min YouTube video without validating it. Lol.
And for conspiracy theories, it is easier to blame aliens, jews, reptiles and xyz whatnot,  rather than accepting your mistakes and weakness.

Mashallah so you were 15 years old when you created this site ??? SubhanAllah. It’s amazing to see that’s it’s going strong. 

FYI. The free film Minimalism: A Documentary About the Important Things is leaving Netflix on June 15, 2022. It was the #1 indie documentary of 2016. You can watch the film on other platforms, but I don't know if there is a fee to watch. 
EDIT: Netflix still has the newer film Less Is Now. I just watched the Official Trailer at youtube but I was forced to watch an advertisement before the trailer started. If you go to their website, you can watch the Official Trailer without an obnoxious commercial. https://www.theminimalists.com/lessisnow/
 

FYI. The free film Minimalism: A Documentary About the Important Things is leaving Netflix on June 15, 2022. It was the #1 indie documentary of 2016. You can watch the film on other platforms, but I don't know if there is a fee to watch. 
EDIT: Netflix still has the newer film Less Is Now. I just watched the Official Trailer at youtube but I was forced to watch an advertisement before the trailer started. If you go to their website, you can watch the Official Trailer without an obnoxious commercial. https://www.theminimalists.com/lessisnow/
 

I have posted tweets from this British professor over the past year about Covid. She's just won a prize from the prestigious British Medical Journal for her work in communicating with the public (via Twitter).
 

Great advice. Thank you!

Ah, I'm such an old man now, almost pushing 38.. Really want me to do this?

Part 2, please! 

Yes Brother! JazakAllah!

Still waiting for the next installment of this blog. Please! @Ali 

This is a very good Part 1.
The way I found ShiaChat was hilarious,
I was searching for a Chat website and I Mis-Wrote,
Than I saw a Website called ShiaChat,
I thought to myself, Why have I not ever heard of this?
I got on and decided to make an account in March, I really didn't do anything for the next Month or so. Than I decided, I'm going to Give Salwat (اللهم صل على محمد و آل محمد) and Debate.
I did so and I had the Most liked content on August 14, I was really happy. 

Salam
I remember the first time when I bumped into Shiachat .... I was looking for some answers to my questions (but never found them because at that time I didn't know it that you get these questions  answered by the time) maybe 2014 .. when I got my first ever laptop ...back then I would love to read hijab stories because I started wearing it myself so I got quite motivated and Once again sometime ago I bumped into Shiachat this time I had the feeling to join it and become a member of this platform...l feel welcomed and maybe understood by some really helpful members here
So reading this blog just made me clear how many of us are emotionally connected to this platform 
Brother @Ali thanks for your contributions and providing us with this particular opportunity
eagerly waiting for your next part
waslam

I found ShiaChat in 2002 and got brave enough to join in 2010. Since 2005 I have felt that ShiaChat was my own special place to escape to for a bit of social interaction with lots of smart, helpful, and funny people. Now that we are in the covid-19 era, I sometimes feel like the world is on fire, but I am so grateful that ShiaChat is still here.  Love to you all!  

Although I was aware of Ahmadiyya, Ismailism, Baha ism, and Wahhabism, I never did a thorough research on them. Your linking those religious movements to foreign powers through historical documents is astounding. Thank you. 

still waiting @Ali TELL US MORE!!!

Yes. He said that: 

@Ali
This blog is a series, so Part 2 is necessary. Part 3 maybe later?  

I found ShiaChat in 2002 and got brave enough to join in 2010. Since 2005 I have felt that ShiaChat was my own special place to escape to for a bit of social interaction with lots of smart, helpful, and funny people. Now that we are in the covid-19 era, I sometimes feel like the world is on fire, but I am so grateful that ShiaChat is still here.  Love to you all!  

I found ShiaChat in 2002 and got brave enough to join in 2010. Since 2005 I have felt that ShiaChat was my own special place to escape to for a bit of social interaction with lots of smart, helpful, and funny people. Now that we are in the covid-19 era, I sometimes feel like the world is on fire, but I am so grateful that ShiaChat is still here.  Love to you all!