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Reason Why today is Important!!

Bilal Zeb — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 07:41:03 +0000

Well this often happens when i feel its really hard to maintain a blog or a website. Although i am not definite about the genuine visitors my blog posses. But however it sounds me really bad not to entertain my blog with a new post if not daily then at least once in a week. Anyways!! This is just an explanation, Saying is easier then doing when you have to take care of many other things around you. But hay, I do care for you my zebno.com

Coming to the topic, Reason why today is important? guess what!! Eid Ul Azha is celebrating in our country today. (Wishing you all Happy Eid) yes! off course this is going to be fun today, you know what its really good to be at home in holidays! Guys the heavy meal is waiting for me at the moment.. Cheers & have fun

Eid Mubarak to Youâ€¦

Bilal Zeb — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 21:23:51 +0000

Although I am a little late to wish all my Muslims visitors a HAPPY EID MUBARAK. But I have a reason for that, yes when there is any special event that we really want to care about. This is going to happen when we forget many things that we need to do. Eid is a very important religious event for Muslims. All the Muslims from every corner of the world celebrate it with respect & joy. Yes for sure! in any special event there is an obligation to send greetings & best wishes to people associated with you & the event.

Usually On the occasion of eid I used to sent eid cards via Direct Mail to most of my friends but this time I have a lot of work to do in office so due the busy schedule of office work I done it all with my Google email. I simply write a greeting mail, attach flash made eid graphics & sent it to all my contacts in address book, But listen!! it is however I accept that I was busy in office work but that is not the main reason of not sending the hard copy of eid card to my friends. The second reason is that I am not satisfied with the service of postal mail service provider at our town. It happen to realised it when I dispatch the card to my friend last month, the desired person get my card after a week..even within a country. Yes! this unfortunate thing happens to me. So this time I didnâ€™t feel that they are reliable enough to be used to send my cards to my friends. Yes now coming to my blog which I didnâ€™t came with any post since last couple of weeks, so the reason is that accessing blog at office is strictly prohibited & the place where I got residence didnâ€™t posses wireless access point to connect internet with. So here I am at home on eid vacations to talk with you people. Cheers

Happy Ramadan To all Muslims.

Bilal Zeb — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 09:54:24 +0000

May Allah (Almighty) bestow HIS peace, mercy and blessings upon all muslims during the sacred month of Ramadan ul Mubarak and always…

Ramzan ul mubarak, the blessing of ALLAH.

Bilal Zeb — Sat, 15 Sep 2007 19:33:27 +0000

The month of ramadan is without any doubt one of the greatest blessing & gift of Allah (swt) upon all the muslims. this is the month to fulfill the order of Allah (swt) at its best to get maximum blessings & glory to purify internal feelings regarding Allah (swt). i personally feel great joy with the sighting of the Ramadan moon. as soon as the moon is sighted and it is confirmed that the holy month has begun, houses, restaurants and mosques even the whole internal & external environment smells out the glory & blessing of Allah (swt). in most places the sounds of prayers and recitations from the holy Quran are heard…yes the most happiest time is iftar time, the time for consumption of food after all the day break ..but yes after iftar and Prayers, the masjids fill up later for the Tarawih Prayers. its simply great to see allot no of peoples gathered at masjid for tarawih..al last this hadith is quite enough to elaborate how important is this month.

Prophet (peace be upon him) said “Whoever fasts during Ramadan with faith and seeking his reward from Allah will have his past sins forgiven. Whoever prays during the nights in Ramadan with faith and seeking his reward from Allah will have his past sins forgiven. And he who passes Lailat al-Qadr in prayer with faith and seeking his reward from Allah will have his past sins forgiven”