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Mar 22, 2005
Do we really understand Arabic?
Amina Wadud a woman who leads Muslim prayer service in USA
A quote from CNN.com - Woman leads Muslim prayer service - Mar 18, 2005
NEW YORK (AP) -- A female professor led an Islamic prayer service Friday with men in the congregation despite sharp criticism from Muslim religious leaders in the Middle East who complained that it violated centuries of tradition.
Mar 19, 2005
I know were you are living...
When to do? do I tell her that I know where she lives and worn her that the landmark is quite familiar to the people who passes by the location she lives in?
Trust
The topic I want to talk about people who work in banks and telecom companies who are able to access other people’s account and view their statements with out prior permission are the most people you mustn’t trust, even your colleague.
Mar 16, 2005
Looking for a new look
Mar 12, 2005
Take a break have a kit kat.
Mar 9, 2005
A freaky dream
Now whom to blame if the child is born defected because of such an error of that private polyclinic?
I believe my dream was a warning for me to take it easy on her and to support her.
Mar 7, 2005
Eating more chocolate
is it true?
Who filled the candy jar?
Mar 6, 2005
Add-Ons
I don't really fancy the Shout box yet, maybe later.
Mar 5, 2005
Who Will I nominate? List# 1
- Lil pink submarine
- Muscati & Wife
- Beyond Normal (Always been my favorate.)
- kvk007
More to be added in my list.
Petite For Life's new Identity
Who's Next?
Vol XXVII NO. 347 Wednesday 2 March 2005Webmasters' release sought
By ROBERT SMITH
PROTESTS are mounting over the arrest of three Bahraini webmasters over comments that appeared on the Internet.
Friends and relatives of Ali Abdulemam, Hussain Yousif and Mohammed Al Mousawi gathered outside the Public Prosecution building, in Manama, yesterday to call for their release.
Mr Abdulemam was arrested on Sunday, while the other two were arrested on Monday.
Reporters Sans Frontières, an international organisation dedicated to defending Press freedom, has added its voice to the protests.
"Imprisoning someone for their journalistic work or posting an article on the Internet cannot be acceptable in any circumstances," said the organisation in a letter to Information Minister Mohammad Abdul Ghaffar.
"This incident demonstrates that the 2002 Press Law is in urgent need of reform."
The three were arrested because of comments that appeared on their website Bahrainonline.com, which is critical of the government.
They are now facing charges that include spreading hatred of the regime.
The Egypt-based Arabic Network for Human Rights Information has also condemned the arrests, as did Bahrain's Al Wefaq National Islamic Society.
Human rights activists are now planning a series of demonstrations to call for their release. These include daily vigils outside the Public Prosecution from around 4pm.
Activists also expressed concern that more arrests may follow - either of people working on the same website or different ones.
Meanwhile, the arrests have sparked calls for clearer publishing laws in Bahrain.
Bahrain Internet Society (BIS) chairman Ahmed Al Hujairy said there was nothing in the current legislation to distinguish between print media and the Internet.
He is concerned that there are too many grey areas - especially when Press laws are applied to the web. "The laws we have in Bahrain relate to journalism," he said.
"There is nothing that refers to the Internet. They just refer to the media.
"There is a gap. What they did was call on the existing laws of Bahrain and treated what was written as though it was put down on paper.
"There is a gap that does not distinguish paper from the Internet. Both are published media."
Mar 3, 2005
Nature
Mar 2, 2005
After 12 hrs of rain
Mar 1, 2005
Logic gates
Here is a link for information about the Logic Gates.