Saturday, April 19, 2008

Muslim Boycott Hurts Denmark"s Economy

Muslim Boycott Hurts Denmark's Economy(IsraelNN. com)

The Danish Arla Foods Company announced recently that it had suffered serious losses due to a Muslim consumer boycott. If the boycott continues for the entire year, the company could lose $372 million, managers said.

Danish Foreign Minister Per Stig Moller recently spoke to the local daily Boerson and warned that a third printing of the caricatures could cause Denmark serious long-term financial losses.

Source:
http://www.israelna tionalnews. com/News/ Flash.aspx/ 144969

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Great news

Hope you all know about the Denmark newspaper who made fun upon our loving Prophet and till now they never regret… let us make them regret for all time…

The Denmark ambassador, prime minister and Denmark channel they all try to do something just to stop the boycott made by Muslims last month, by which their losses has reached to 2 billion Euro. If we continue to boycott Denmark products after 7 months it could reach around 40 billion Euro's destruction.

Dear All, please spread the news to all your friends you know in order to rise up our spirit and warning Denmark and other hostile nations towards Islam, we Muslim are united and not easy to break against any one who think to harm or insult Almighty's message peace be upon him.

Thursday, April 03, 2008

Hazrat Moulana Qasim Nanotavi Rahemahullah


Surtee Masjid in Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar (Burma)


Surtee Sunni Jame Mosque

Surtee mosque is situated in Mogul Road and is one of the biggest mosques in Yangon. It was built by Surtees who migrated from India during the World War II. The mosque displays architecture that's similar to the mosques in India. Most people who pray in this mosque are surtees. Most weddings that take place in this mosque are those of the surtees and the chief reason why the surtees have their marriage in this mosque is because the way the mosque is built reflects their own culture. The mosque has constant renovations, but the basic architecture is never changed.