#zaid farid

[gameofthunder66]

'Role Models' (2008) film

-watched 4/22/2024- 2 [3/4] stars- on DVD (Netflix)

77% Rotten Tomatoes

[ice-creamforbreakfast]

Khalid's brothers visited while Edyta was out. Farid was feeling green with envy, but kept reminding himself that he and his boyfriend Drew had a much nicer kitchen than the horror show his little brother had.

Zaid was simply astonished that his younger brother had saved up to buy property and wasn't locked up in Selvadoradia for drunkenly climbing a pyramid or something similar.

Farid: How did you get it? I would kill for this sofa! You didn't kill for it did you? Khalid: Nah, I dumpster dived! Don't tell Edyta though, and DON'T tell Farrah!

Farid shot out of his seat faster than he'd moved in his entire life.

Zaid: I...germs...germs... Khalid: Yo, sit down! I didn't get this sofa out a dumpster, I sold all the other junk!

[nakibistan]

List of notable Muslim allies of queer, trans or LGBTQI+ folks

Imam al-Nawawi – ally of Mukhannathun or trans femmes, female transsexuals and effeminate queers

Saint Khawaja Gharib Nawaz – ally and patron of Hijra and Khawaja Sara communities

Saint Baba Bulleh Shah – ally and patron of Muslim Khawaja Sira communities

Saint Lal Shabaz Qalander – patron of Khawaja Sira & trans Muslim communities

Abu Muhammad Ali Ibn Hazm – ally of queer Muslims

Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini - ally of transgender & intersex folks

Sheikh Muhammad Sayyid Tantawi - ally of trans & intersex folks

Amina Wadud - ally of LGBTQI+ Muslims, founder of Queer Islamic Studies and Theology (QIST)

Gulbanu Khaki/Gul Khaki - ally of LGBTQ+ muslims, mother of a gay imam

Khaled Hosseini - ally of transgender & proud muslim dad of a transgender child

Siddika Jessa - LGBTQI+ activist, mother of a gay muslim son

Ani Zonneveld

Pamela Taylor

Laura Silver

Omid Safi

Kecia Ali

Ghazala Anwar

Saleemah Abdul-Ghafur

Farid Esack

Zaitun Mohamed Kasim/Toni Mohamed Kasim

Anne-Sophie Monsinay

Imam Kahina Bahloul

Imam Philip Tuley

Scott Siraj al-Haqq Kugle

Farouk Peru

Abdennur Prado

Ingrid Mattson

Hasan Minhaj

Reza Aslan

Alia Bano

Zaid Ibrahim

Azahn Munas

Ayman Fadel

Inayat Bunglawala

Shahla Khan Salter

Nakia Jackson

Jeewan Chanicka

Taj Hargey

Michael Muhammad Knight

Shehnilla Mohamed

Urvah Khan - LGBTQI+ ally, co-founder of Muslim Pride Toronto

Writer Sabina Khan

Activist Jerin Arifa

Imam Khaleel Mohammed

Imam Tareq Oubrou

Imam Dr Rashied Omar

Shaykha Fariha Fatima al-Jerrahi

Shaykha Amina Teslima al-Jerrahi

Scholar Hussein Abdullatif

Maysoun Douas

Fátima Taleb

Aydan Özoğuz

Omid Nouripour

Özcan Mutlu

Ekin Deligöz

Cem Özdemir

Artist Nadia Khan

Marina Mahathir

Siti Musdah Mulia

Karima Bennoune

Grand Mufti Sheikh Assadullah Mwale

Muneeb Qadir

Dr. Amir Hussein

Dr. Sana Yasir

Dr. Sali Berisha

Dr. Omer Adil

Hashim Thaçi

Albin Kurti

Supermodel Nadia Hussain

Irish-Bangladeshi singer Joy Elizabeth Akther Crookes

Salma Hayek

Fouad Yammine

Pakistani Director Asim Abbasi

Pakistani Actress Nadia Jamil

Indian Actor Saqib Saleem

Indian Actor Irrfan Khan

Indian Actor Aamir Khan

Indian Actress Zeenat Khan/Aman

Indian Actress Shabana Azmi

Indian Actress Saba Azad

Indian Actress Sara Ali Khan

Indian Actress Huma Qureshi

Indian Director Zoya Khan

Pakistani Actor Furqan Qureshi

Bangladeshi Actress Azmeri Haque Badhon

Actor Muneeb Butt

Indian Actress Zareen Khan

Indian Actor Imran khan

Pakistani Actress Mehar Bano

Filmmaker Faruk Kabir

Filmmaker Saim Sadiq

Filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy

Riz Ahmed

Zayn Malik

Sally El-Hosaini

Malala Yousefzai

Hafid Abbas

Hojatoleslam Kariminia

Singer Sherina Munaf

Writer Alifa Rifaat

Writer Ismat Chughtai

Activist Nida Mushtaq

Activist Aan Anshori

Abdul Muiz Ghazali

Kyai Hussein Muhammad

Marzuki Wahid

Gigi Hadid

President Abdurrahman Wahid (Gus Dur) - ally of waria or transgender females

Sinta Nuriyah - ally of trans & waria folks

Politician Keith Ellison

Mayor Sadiq Khan

Politician Ilhan Omar

Politician Rashida Tlaib

Politician Rushanara Ali

Politician Nabilah Islam

Politician Shahana Hanif

Politician Rama Yade

Politician Humza Yousaf

Politician Zarah Sultana

UK Sectratary General Zara Mohammed

Turkish politician Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu

Bengali Influencer Sobia Ameen

Shaykh Michael Mumisa

Muhammad Musharraf Hossain Bhuiyan

Mufti Abdur Rahman Azad - Hijra ally

Sheikh Hasina - Ally of hijra-intersex communities

Mustafa Akyol

Iftikhar Chaudhry

Amani Al-Khatahtbeh

Professor Muhammad Aslam Khaki

Mohammad Hashim Kamali

Mehrdad Alipour

Lawyer Imaan Mazari/Iman Mazari

Shireen Mazari

Syed Murad Ali Shah

[80smovies]

Continental Divide

[citrinebender]

Say their names

Here are some of the victims of the Christchurch Mosque terror attack. Remember them.

Sources: x, x 

“Whoever kills a human being, unless as a punishment for murder, it is as if he has killed the entire mankind.” Quran 5:32 ~

Mucad Ibrahim, age 3

Mucad's brother, Abdi Ibrahim, has said no-one had seen him since the shooting. He was at the Al Noor mosque with his family.

Abdullahi Dirie, 4

Abdulrahman Hashi, 60, a preacher at Dar Al Hijrah Mosque in Minneapolis, told The Washington Post his 4-year-old nephew was among those killed.

He received a phone call Friday morning from his brother-in-law Adan Ibrahin Dirie, who was also in the hospital with gunshot wounds. Four of his children escaped unharmed, but the youngest, Abdullahi, was killed.

Sayyad Milne, 14

Sayyad's father has spoken through tears of his "brave little soldier", who died at the Al Noor Mosque.

The Year 10 Cashmere High School was at the mosque with his mother and friends. He attends every Friday.

His father John Milne told NZME through tears: "I've lost my little boy, he's just turned 14. I'll get it together again.

"I haven't heard officially yet that he's actually passed but I know he has because he was seen.

Khaled Mustafa and son Hamza, 16

He fled from ISIS and war-torn Syria, with his family, to pursue a new life in New Zealand. The Syrian refugees reportedly only arrived in New Zealand only a few months ago. Khaled died at the Al Noor Mosque while his son Hamza is missing. Another son, Zaid, 13 is in Christchurch Hospital where he underwent a six-hour operation last night

Naeem Rashid and son Talha, 21.

After he witnessed his son Taha shot and killed, and men and women were slain around him, he lunged at the terrorist with his bare hands.

Atta Elayyan, 33

A national futsal player is among the dead. Born in Kuwait, Elayyan, a goalkeeper, recently became a father and was a popular member of the Christchurch tech industry. He was a director and shareholder of a company called LWA Solutions. 

Husne Ara Parvin, 42

Parvin was shot when she tried to save her wheelchair-bound husband Farid Uddin, according to a relative. She went to the women’s section after leaving her paralyzed husband in the men’s section on the wheelchair, She went out when she heard gunshots, and died trying to save her husband.

Lilik Abdul Hamid

A Facebook appeal was issued for Hamid.

"A friend of one struggle... has passed away in New Zealand... the victim of NZ animal terrorist,' a relative wrote on Facebook.

Haji-Daoud Nabi, 71

Nabi ran the Afghan Association and was inside the Al Noor Mosque at the time of the shooting.

The 71-year-old was a refugee from Afghanistan and is thought to have died inside.

Haroon Mahmood, 40

Haroon left Pakistan to pursue an education at Lincoln University in Christchurch. Dr Haroon Mahmood leaves a wife and two children aged 13 and 11.

Amjad Hamid, 57

The heart doctor moved to New Zealand from Palestine 23 years ago because he wanted a better future. He is believed to be dead.

Mohammad Atta Alayan

He built the Christchurch Mosque. A Palestinian refugee, he raised the funds to create a community space for New Zealand’s Muslims Here he is, smiling with his son. 

Farhaj Ahsan, 30

Ashan, 30, left the Christchurch home he shares with wife Insha Aziz, his 3-year-old daughter and 7-month-old son on Friday morning for prayer.

"I do not know where my son is," his father Mohammad Sayeeduddin told the Herald from his home in Hyderabad, India.

"I have been in contact with his wife Insha in New Zealand since it happened and we don't know anything.”

Syed Jahandad Ali, 34

Ali's wife Amna Ali, currently in Pakistan, last spoke to her husband on Friday morning while having breakfast.

One of his colleagues told her they left work at 1pm on Friday to head to the Al Noor Mosque

Osama Adnan, 37

Adnan is of Egyptian origin and among the missing.

His colleague tweeted an appeal and said he hoped Osama would "show up soon" and make a "full recovery".

Hussain Al-Umari, 36

Al-Umari's parents Janna Ezat and Hazim Al-Umari have said they last spoke to their son on Thursday night. They fear he is among the dead at the Al Noor mosque where he regularly attends Friday prayers.

The family immigrated to New Zealand from the United Arab Emirates in 1997.

Hazim Al-Umari told Newshub he did not attend the mosque and he advised his son not to go "because it's not safe".

Mojammel Hoq, 30

Hoq, from Bangladesh, is among the missing, a friend told the Herald.

He has been in Christchurch for over two years studying dentistry.

Mohammad Imran Kahn, 47

Kahn is thought to have died at the Linwood Mosque.

A friend said he owned two restaurants in Christchurch, including the Indian Grill.

Ali Elmadani, 66

Elmadani was born in Palestine.

His wife, Nuha Assad, has not heard from him since he went to the Al Noor mosque to pray.

Vora Ramiz, 28

Ramiz is among the missing.

Ansi Karippakulam Alibava, 25

Alibava, a 25-year-old woman originally from India, is among the missing.

Linda Armstrong, 65

A friend told the Herald that Armstrong died in the arms of a lady who was shot in the arm and survived at Linwood Mosque.

The friend said Armstrong always took people into her home and was kind.

"She was like a child about everything. She was so happy. She was always excited to do a good deed. She was happy to do it."

She sponsored a boy from Bangladesh.

[transnames]

do you have any male names that are middle eastern/Arab/Arabic/Muslim? I’d really appreciate it :P

Sure! Here are some Arabic masculine names:

Abdullah

Adil

Adnan

Amir

Ayman

Aziz

Basil / Bassel

Farid

Faris

Hamza

Haris

Hasan / Hassan

Ibrahim

Idris

Ilyas

Imran

Jamal

Jibril

Kamal

Karim / Kareem

Khalid / Khaled

Khalil

Mahmoud

Malik

Musa

Nasir

Navid / Naveed

Omar / Umar

Rafi

Rashad

Rayyan

Salim

Salman

Sami

Sameer / Samir

Taj

Tariq

Usman

Walid

Yusuf / Youssef

Zaki

Zayd / Zaid

Zayn / Zain

Let me know if you want something different or more specific!

[naabiha]

golden story #1

hai hai hai.

beberapa hari ini cari ide pengen aktif lagi di tumblr tapi nulis yang banyak manfaatnya. akhirnya, setelah mikir agak panjang, terbersit aja tuh ide ini, yaitu review cerita tentang tiga generasi emas, yaitu sahabat Rasulullah, tabiin, dan tabiut tabi'in. tipis-tipis ajaaa. karena aku tuh sering banget baca sesuatu tapi lupa gitu aja. jadi biar agak ingat di otak dan bisa dibaca ulang kita tulis aja di sini. oh iya, biar baca bukunya rutin juga, sih, kerasa utang aja gitu.

untuk bukunya, aku mau mulai dari buku yang judulnya Biografi 60 Ulama Ahlus Sunnah karya Syaikh Ahmad Farid. ok sip, lets go!

kegiatan ini akhirnya dimulai hari ini!

hari ini, aku baca tiga kisah para tabiin, yaitu Hammad bin Zaid dan Thawus bin Kaisan

1. Hammad bin Zaid (p. 283)

untuk yang pertama-sesuai urutan yang aku baca, yaitu Hammad bin Zaid. biografi beliau itu ditulis secara singkat, tapi mulia banget, mashaAllah. beliau menghafal 4000 hadits dalam kepada tanpa ada satupun kesalahan hurufnya, keren banget. beliau mengalami kebutaan, ada yang mengatakan ketika dia masih menghafal hadits dan pendapat lainnya ketika di akhir hayatnya.

berbagai ulama dan tabiin lainnya penuh memujinya, hingga Ibnu Mubarak pernah mengatakan

wahai penuntut ilmu

datanglah kepada Hammad bin Zaid

lalu carilah ilmu dengan kesabaran

kemudian ikatlah ilmu itu dengan pengikat

bukan seperti Tsaur, Jahm

dan Amr bin Ubai

.... dan berbagai pujian lainnya, seperti ulama yang paling tsabat, tidak ada yang lebih faqih dan mulia selainnya di zamannya. Hammad bin Zaid juga terkenal dengan orang yang teguh dalam menegakkan sunnah. Ia menolak mengenai Al-Qur'an yang dianggap sebagai makhluk dan melarang seseorang untuk shalat di belakang orang yang menganggap seperti itu.

Hammad bin Zaid wafat pada tahun 179 H dan bertepatan pada bulan Ramadhan, sepuluh malam terakhir di hari Jum'at. mashaAllah ya, betapa mulianya waktu yang ia dapatkan untuk menutup usianya. semoga Allah merahmatinya, kedua orang tuanya, guru-gurunya, keluarganya, dan seluruh kaum muslimin.

2. Thawus bin Kaisan (p. 117)

yang kedua ini, tak kalah mulianya dengan Hammad bin Zaid tadi. Thawus juga dikenal dengan nama Thawus Al-Qurra' yang artinya burung meraknya penghafal Qur'an. dikatakan juga, nama aslinya ialah Dzakwan. ia dikenal dengan sifatnya wara', zuhud, dan sangat keras terhadap pemimpin yang zhalim.

para tabiin lainnya juga banyak memuliakannya dan memujinya, hingga Atha' bin Abu Rabah mengatakan, "sesungguhnya aku menduga Thawus termasuk ahli surga". duh, kalau udah begini pujiannya tuh gimana ya, mashaAllah banget pastinya karena yang mengatakan juga bukan sembarang orang. huhu, pengen banget ya kayak gitu.

Thawus dikenal dengan sifat zuhud, wara', dan takutnya. pernah ia diberikan harta oleh pemimpin saat itu sebanyak 700 atau 500 dinar. harta tersebut dititipkan kepada seorang utusan yang dengannya dijanjikan, jika Thawus mengambil uang tersebut maka ia akan diberikan pakaian dan perilaku yang baik. janji tersebut diberikan mungkin karena Thawus bukan orang yang mudah untuk menerima, biar utusannya ada usaha dikit kali.

nah, dengan motivasi akan janji yang diberikan, utusan tersebut memberikannya pada Thawus. Thawus rahimahullah menolak dengan mengatakan "aku tidak membutuhkannya", betapa zuhudnya beliau yaa. utusan tersebut memaksanya dan Thawus juga tetap tidak menerimanya. akhirnya utusan memutar otak dan mencari cara gimana biar tetap bisa diterima.

akhirnya, dimasukkanlah harta tersebut ke dalam lubang di dekat rumah Thawus saking dia pengen mendapatkan apa yang dijanjikan, licik banget ya. setelah itu, dia kembali kepada pemimpin dan mendapatkan apa yang dijanjikan. kemudian, pada suatu hari, pemimpin mendengar apa yang dikatakan Thawus dan itu tidak menyenangkan mereka. di buku itu enggak dijelaskan apa yang dikatakan Thawus tersebut. tapi pasti hal yang baik dong. karena itu, pemimpin mengutus seseorang untuk meminta balik harta yang telah diberikan kepada Thawus. ketika utusan meminta kepada Thawus, ya mana beliau tau kan.

setelah itu, dicarilah utusan pertama tadi yang seolah-olah telah memberikan kepada Thawus. utusan tersebut datang dan bertanya pada Thawus yang tidak pernah mengambil harta tersebut. akhirnya, dilihatlah kembali ke lubang tempat ia meletakkan dan uang tersebut masih tersimpan baik seperti ketika ia meletakkannya.

duh, terharu banget ya kalau baca orang-orang yang enggak tergiur dengan harta begitu. kalau aku mah, boro-boro, menyedihkan. tapi semoga setelah ini juga bisa jadi pembelajaran tentang harta.

hal yang menakjubkan lagi dari salah satu cerita tentang Thawus yaitu kegigihannya dalam melaksanakan ibadah. ceritanya, ketika dalam perjalanan haji, rombongan haji tersebut- yang di dalamnya terdapat Thawus, dihalangi jalannya oleh seekor singa pada malam hari. singa tersebut baru beranjak ketika sudah masuk waktu sahar (menjelang fajar, sepertiga malam). akhirnya, rombongan tersebut memutuskan untuk rebahan, iya dong dari tadi kan mereka berjaga, pasti capek kan ya?

tapi tau ga apa yang dilakukan Thawus?

ia shalat!!!!

dalam keadaan yang sangat melelahkan, ini pasti banget sih, apalagi zaman dahulu untuk berhaji itu menggunakan hewan atau jalan kaki yang pastinya jauh banget dan berpanas-panasan. tapi Thawus tetap memutuskan untuk shalat. sohibnya, nanya nih ke Thawus, "tidakkah engkau tidur? karena engkau telah kelelahan malam ini". dan apa jawabannya?

"apakah seseorang tidur pada waktu sahar?"

duh, gile banget nih. damage. dhegggg!

mashaAllah banget ya. benar-benar jadi tamparan bagi aku yang udah enak-enak, di rumah aja apalagi, tapi shalat malamnya masih, hmm...

dzaalika fadlullahu yu'tiihi man yasyaa', mashaAllah, semoga Allah merahmatinya.

[menowo78]

Ilmu Waris : Ilmu yang Pertama Kali dicabut Ilmu Waris atau Farā’idl adalah ragam ilmu pengetahuan Islam yang membahas tentang seluk-beluk pembagian harta warisan (tirkah). Waris atau (الارث) atau (الميراث) secara bahasa dimaknai sebagai tetap dan berpindah. Sementara secara istilah dimaknai sebagai berpindahnya harta seseorang (yang mati; pewaris) kepada orang lain (ahli waris) sebab adanya hubungan kekerabatan atau karena hubungan perkawinan (مصاهرة) dengan syarat dan ketentuan yang berlaku dalam syariat Islam. Sedangkan harta peninggalan atau harta warisan dikenal dengan tirkah (التركة) yaitu (a) segala yang dimiliki seseorang sebelum dia meninggal, baik berupa benda maupun hutang, hak atas harta, hak khiyar dalam jual beli, hak menerima ganti rugi, dan qishash atau diyat. (b) segala hal yang menjadi miliknya karena kematiannya, dan (c) segala harta yang dimilikinya setelah dia meninggal. Rasulullah saw. menganjurkan umatnya untuk melaksanakan hukum waris sesuai dengan ketentuan yang ada dalam Alqur’an. Semua yang sudah diatur dalam Alqur’an bertujuan memberikan keadilan pada setiap orang. Selain itu, Rasul juga memerintahkan umat Islam untuk mempelajari dan mendalami ilmu waris ini. Dari Abū Hurairah ra. bahwa Rasulullah saw. bersabda, “Pelajarilah ilmu waris dan ajarkan, karena ilmu waris merupakan separuh ilmu. Ilmu waris adalah ilmu yang mudah dilupakan dan yang pertama kali dicabut dari umatku” (HR. Ibn Majah dan Daruquthni). Ilmu waris merupakan ilmu yang pertama kali diangkat dari umat Islam. Cara mengangkatnya adalah dengan mewafatkan para ulama yang ahli dalam bidang ini. Orang yang paling menguasai ilmu waris di antara umat Rasulullah saw. adalah Zaid bin Tsabit. Muhammad Thaha Abul Ela Khalifah dalam Ahkamul Mawarits: 1.400 Mas’alah Miratsiyah menyatakan bahwa para imam mazhab menjadikan Ziad bin Tsabit sebagai rujukan dalam ilmu waris. ________ Iddatul farid Ilmu faraidl pembagian harta warisan Stok Ready (di Kediri) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEEiRByJbTo/?igshid=1kumgo0ufokeq

[shirajoko]

📕📗📘📙📔 *ARTIKEL MALAM* Hari/Tgl. : Senin, 28 Oktober 2019 29 Safar 1441 H No. : 1616/AM/KOM/X/2019 Materi : Fiqh Muslimah Pemateri : Ustadz Farid Nu'man Tujuan : KUTUBer & Umum ========= ❁❁❁❁ ========= 🍃🍃🌻🍃🍃🌻🍃🍃🌻🍃🍃🌻 📚 Hukum Mengenakan Cadar © Hadits-hadits Tentang Kebiasaan Membuka Wajah Bagi Para Wanita pada Zaman Nabi, walau ayat Hijab untuk Para Isteri Nabi sudah turun Ayat yang memerintahkan agar isteri-isteri nabi menggunakan hijab (penghalang) ketika berbicara dengan laki-laki lain sudah diturunkan. Namun, kenyataannya para wanita lain tetap membuka wajahnya. Ini menunjukkan menutup wajah adalah kekhususan bagi isteri-isteri Rasulullah Shallallahu ‘Alaihi wa Sallam. Berikut ini adalah bukti-buktinya. ❶. Jabir bin Abdullah Radhiallahu ‘Anhu berkata, ketika hari ‘Id Rasulullah mendatangi jamaah kaum wanita dan menasehati mereka agar banyak sedekah, karena kebanyakan mereka menjadi bahan bakar neraka. Maka berdirilah seorang wanita yang pipinya kemerah-merahan, lalu bertanya: “Kenapa Ya Rasulullah?”, Nabi menjawab: karena kalian banyak mengeluh dan mengkufuri pergaulan dari suami.” Inilah riwayat yang sangat jelas dan terang, tak mungkin diingkari kecuali, bahwa wajah wanita tersebut jelas terbuka. Tahu dari mana Jabir bin Abdullah bahwa wanita itu pipinya kemerah-merahan? Ya, karena wajahnya terbuka. ❷. Zaid bin Aslam, dari ayahnya dia berkata: “Saya pernah keluar bersama Umar bin Al Khathab ke pasar, maka seorang wanita muda menemui Umar lalu berkata: …dst.” Kisah ini juga menunjukkan bahwa wanita tersebut tidak menutup wajah. Sebab jika ditutup, maka tidak akan diketahui, apakah wanita itu masih muda atau sudah tua. ❸. Kisah tenar, dari Ibnu Abbas Radhiallahu ‘Anhuma, menceritakan tentang Al Fadhl bin Abbas yang berboncengan dengan Rasulullah Shallallahu ‘Alaihi wa Sallam, dan Al Fadhl bin Abbas adalah seorang pemuda yang tampan. Saat itu RasulullahShallallahu ‘Alaihi wa Sallam mendatangi kumpulan manusia untuk memberikan fatwa, lalu datanglah seorang wanitaKhats’amiyah yang berparas cantik, dan mereka berdua saling berpandangan, lalu Rasulullah memegang dagu Al Fadhl dan memalingkan wajahnya (di Dpd Kutub Blitar) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4KOy9TH967/?igshid=1syf3frofl5xl

[ice-creamforbreakfast]

Hi! I know ages ago you mentioned that Milla and her boyfriend are first-time homeowners but what do your other models do in their offtime? I like to imagine Anka makes ice sculptures with a chainsaw, TS3-style.

This is a good one and I'll be coming back for seconds and thirds of this question!

Farrah

Farrah lives in Newcrest with her parents Khizer and Aimal, her older brother Zaid, twin brother Farid and younger brother Khalid. She spends her time at home exacerbating her father's anxiety by ignoring his advice entirely and fighting with Khalid on a daily basis.

Farrah spends most of her time with her bff, Edyta. They're partners in crime and can often be found on the prowl for men together.

Although there's no one serious, Farrah is currently hiding a secret. She's currently pregnant by her primary friend with benefits, Harry.

Anka

Anka lives with her aunt Ana in Windenburg. Although they can trace their origins back to local nobility, they live a somewhat quiet life compared to their ancestors.

Anka dreams of having her own studio one day. She once ran life drawing classes, however they were shut down when Milla Munch started a petition on Social Bunny and had all her mum friends sign it. In retaliation, Anka arranged a "Free the Pixels" protest outside Milla's house.

[randhikanoviyanti]

Sirah Nabawiyah

QS. Muhammad 33-38

Tentang penduduk Thaif, yang dimana Rasulullah pergi ke Thaif bersama dengan Zaid bin Haritsah. Beliau tulus berjuang mengajak penduduk Thaif beriman kepada Allah. Namun Rasulullah mendapat perlakuan kasar, beliau dilempari batu yang datang seperti hujan. Zaid berusaha melindungi Rasulullah dengan tubuhnya, tetap saja batu-batu itu masih mengenai Rasulullah. Sekujur tubuh Rasulullah bersimbah darah, hingga sandal beliau penuh kucuran darah. Rasulullah yang berniat menyampaikan kebaikan saja, masih ada yang tidak menyukai beliau. Namun beliau tetap sabar dan tidak henti menyampaikan kebaikan.

Suatu ketika Allah melihat perlakuan sangat kasar penduduk Thaif, Allah memerintahkan Jibril untuk mengutus Malaikat penjaga gunung untuk menimpakan gunung pada penduduk Thaif. Tetapi Rasulullah melarangnya, dengan berkata "Jangan lakukan itu, jika memang mereka tidak beriman kepada Allah. Aku berdoa agar anak cucu keturuan mereka beriman kepada Allah dan menyebarkan Islam."

Dalam kesedihan, Rasulullah selalu bersikap sabar dan mendoakan penduduk Thaif agar mendapatkan hidayah. Sungguh mulia sikap beliau.

"Jika kita hidup di zaman Rasulullah, kita belum tentu beriman. Bersyukurlah kita kepada Allah, karena Allah memilih kita hidup di zaman sesuai dengan kita."

Habib Muhammad bin Farid Al Mutohhar

21 Februari 2019

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The Al Farsi family home

Aimal and Khizer invited Farrah, Harry and their family (Farid and Drew were spending New Year with Zaid and Sophie) over for New Year’s dinner. Spending New Year without a blinding vodka headache was a new experience for Farrah, who would have considered a prolonged period on the same room as her parents, her insane best friend (Edyta) teenage brother (Khalid), Harry. his teenage brother (Lloyd) and younger sister (Jelena), Lloyds boyfriend (Benny), her four month old son (Hadi) and her six month old sister (Jasmeen) to be absolute hell.

Khizer was simply unhappy that he had bought a massive new dining table and their didn’t seem to be any space for him. Jelena and Benny took advantage of the unspoken rule that adults who weren’t their parental figures wouldn’t give them into trouble for having cookies for dinner.

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PENEMPATAN KAMAR SEMENTARA SANTRI BARU 2019-2020

PENEMPATAN KAMAR SEMENTARA UNTUK GELOMBANG 1,2,3 & 4a SANTRI BARU (PUTRA) TAHUN AJARAN 2019/2020

  NO.

NO. INDUK NAMA L/P TINGKAT

GEL.

1 20003001 CHIKAL INSANI MAJID L 1 Intensif 4a 2 20002846 MUHAMMAD SAYYID FADHIL L 1 TMI 4a 3 20002845 FAHMY ALNAS KIKO L 1 TMI 4a 4 20002844 THORIQ NAJWAN SYAKIB L 1 TMI 4a 5 20002843 SEPTA ALI RAMADHAN L 1 TMI 4a 6 20002839 SOHID ADYT NUGROHO L 1 TMI 4a 7 20002838 ARIF FAUZAN RINALDI L 1 TMI 4a 8 20002823 RUZBIHAN ARBI L 1 TMI 4a 9 20002821 RAISHA ALDIENDRA L 1 TMI 4a 10 20002820 RAIHAN MAULANA L 1 TMI 4a 11 20002819 M. ZEAN FAKHRI ALKHALIFI L 1 TMI 4a 12 20002818 MUHAMMAD HAIKAL ARRAHMAH L 1 Intensif 4a 13 20002816 MUHAMAD TAMIMI RIZKI L 1 Intensif 4a 14 20002815 MUHAMAD ADJIE SETIAWAN L 1 TMI 4a 15 20002813 JALALLUDIN L 1 Intensif 4a 16 20002812 MUHAMMAD HAFIDH BAIHAQI L 1 TMI 4a 17 20002811 KEYZAR DICK MALVIA L 1 TMI 4a 18 20002810 JIYAD SYACH FATURRAHMAN L 1 TMI 4a 19 20002809 FARID ILMI AKBAR L 1 TMI 4a 20 20002808 FAHMI SYAHRI L 1 TMI 4a 21 20002807 DIAS ALFARIZI L 1 Intensif 4a 22 20002806 AHMAD NAJMI FADHILAH L 1 Intensif 4a 23 20002805 AHMAD FAUZI FADILLAH L 1 TMI 4a 24 20002804 AHMAD FAUZI AKBAR L 1 TMI 4a 25 20002687 SATRIO MAULA HAFIZ L 1 TMI 3 26 20002679 DIMAS PRAMUDITIA SUCIPTO L 1 TMI 3 27 20002678 DESTA HENDRIYANSYAH L 1 TMI 3 28 20002677 MOHAN ABRAR AGURI L 1 Intensif 3 29 20002676 IFRAH SYA’RAWI L 1 TMI 3 30 20002617 RAMZI SYAUQIRRAHMAN L 1 TMI 3 31 20002675 RIDWAN MAULANA L 1 TMI 3 32 20002674 REVA FATHI UBAIDI L 1 Intensif 3 33 20002673 RENDI FEBRIAN NUR RISKI L 1 TMI 3 34 20002672 M. HARIRI AKBAR L 1 TMI 3 35 20002671 FAKIH FEBRIANT L 1 Intensif 3 36 20002670 MUHAMAD DEVIT L 1 TMI 3 37 20002669 KAFKA GUSTIAN L 1 TMI 3 38 20002668 MUHAMMAD SYAUQI FAUZI L 1 TMI 3 39 20002666 MUHAMMAD ZIDANE NASUTION L 1 TMI 3 40 20002665 M. BINTANG NUR JAVIER TARMIJI L 1 TMI 3 41 20002664 MUHAMMAD ARYA PANGESTU L 1 TMI 3 42 20002662 JILAN FAIQ ALFARIZA L 1 TMI 3 43 20002661 HADZA WILDAN AHMAD L 1 TMI 3 44 20002660 HABIBIE NASA TAMMA L 1 TMI 3 45 20002659 GALUH RAMADANI L 1 TMI 3 46 20002658 FATHIR ALAWI MATONDANG L 1 TMI 3 47 20002657 FADHLI AZIZ PRATAMA L 1 TMI 3 48 20002656 BINTANG AULIA GUNAWAN L 1 TMI 3 49 20002655 M. ADIB ZAKWAN MAHMUDA L 1 Intensif 3 50 20002608 MUHAMMAD RASYA AL-FURQON L 1 TMI 3 51 20002616 ZAKI TAFIQURAHMAN L 1 Intensif 3 52 20002615 SEPTA MAULANA IDRIS L 1 Intensif 3 53 20002614 PRAMATA RASHID PURNOMO L 1 Intensif 3 54 20002613 MUHAMMAD RENDY L 1 Intensif 3 55 20002612 KHAIRUL IKHWAN L 1 Intensif 3 56 20002611 YOGA PRASETYO L 1 TMI 3 57 20002610 SATRIO MULYADINO L 1 TMI 3 58 20002609 NADA MISBAHUDIN L 1 TMI 3 59 20002607 M. AGUNG TIERRA PRATAMA L 1 TMI 3 60 20002606 MOH. IKRAR NUSA BAKTI L 1 TMI 3 61 20002605 MAULANA RAJAB A RABANIY L 1 TMI 3 62 20002604 KAUTSAR IBNU ARDIANTO L 1 TMI 3 63 20002602 GHIFARI NAUFAL MUZAKI L 1 TMI 3 64 20002601 FAHLEVI LUTHFIANSYAH L 1 TMI 3 65 20002600 ALDOAFA NURAHMAN L 1 TMI 3 66 20002599 A. NASRILLAH WUFIAT ASALIMAH L 1 TMI 3 67 20002598 ADITIYA FHASHA AL-SA’BANI L 1 TMI 3 68 20002591 MUHAMMAD NAJIB KAILANI L 1 TMI 2 69 20002589 URAY FADHLI RAHMAN L 1 TMI 2 70 20002587 FARRIEL AQILA DZAHWAN L 1 Intensif 2 71 20002585 MUHAMMAD FADLILLAH AKBAR L 1 TMI 2 72 20002584 MUHAMAD FAHCRIZA AKHBAR L 1 TMI 2 73 20002583 ADAM KHOIR L 1 TMI 2 74 20002581 HASBI FIRJATULLAH YUSUF A. L 1 TMI 2 75 20002580 HAMDANI MALAWAT L 1 TMI 2 76 20002579 HAIKAL RASIF PRASETYA L 1 TMI 2 77 20002578 DAFFA YASIN ILHAM L 1 TMI 2 78 20002546 MUHAHAMMAD AHSAN L 1 Intensif 2 79 20002545 MUHAMMAD GOJALI L 1 Intensif 2 80 20002544 RAHEN MARDIEN L 1 Intensif 2 81 20002543 ASRHAF PANJI NUGROHO L 1 Intensif 2 82 20002542 ZUHRIAWAN NURFATA L 1 TMI 2 83 20002541 ZIDAN AL-ZAID L 1 TMI 2 84 20002540 WAFIQ HAFIDUL AZIZ APANDI L 1 TMI 2 85 20002539 RIDHO ARDIANSYAH AFRIZA L 1 TMI 2 86 20002536 PAJAR NURHIDAYAT L 1 TMI 2 87 20002534 MUHAMMAD HILMY RIZQILLAH L 1 TMI 2 88 20002533 MUHAMMAD FARHAN L 1 TMI 2 89 20002532 MUHAMMAD DESTA REVANA L 1 TMI 2 90 20002531 M. DAFA MAULIDANSYAH L 1 TMI 2 91 20002530 MUHAMMAD ANDHIKA L 1 TMI 2 92 20002529 MUHAMMAD AKBAR HADI NOOR L 1 TMI 2 93 20002528 MUHAMAMD FACHRI L 1 TMI 2 94 20002527 MUHAMAD RIFQI FAUZAN L 1 TMI 2 95 20002526 MUKHAMAD DEVIN NURRAHMAN L 1 TMI 2 96 20002525 MUHAMMAD WAFIQ RAMADHAN L 1 TMI 2 97 20002524 MUHAMMAD RIZKY AL-FAIZ L 1 TMI 2 98 20002522 MUHAMAD RESTU RIZKIAWAN L 1 TMI 2 99 20002521 MUHAMMAD RAZAN NAYAKA L 1 TMI 2 100 20002519 MUHAMAD FATIR FEBRIAN L 1 TMI 2 101 20002518 M. ABIDZAR ALGHIFARI ZAEN L 1 TMI 2 102 20002517 FAHRI ARFAN ZAHIR L 1 TMI 2 103 20002516 EZAR ABI MAULANA L 1 TMI 2 104 20002515 CAEZAR EL’DIEN KADHAFIE L 1 TMI 2 105 20002512 ANAS KHOIRI L 1 TMI 2 106 20002511 ALVAN FIRMANSYAH L 1 TMI 2 107 20002510 ALIEF LUTHFI ARDIANSYAH L 1 TMI 2 108 20002509 ALGI FAHRESA L 1 TMI 2 109 20002507 AHMAD SYAUKANI L 1 TMI 2 110 20002504 AHMAD FAQIH L 1 TMI 2 111 20002503 AHMAD BUDIMAN L 1 TMI 2 112 20002502 ACHMAD DZAKIY L 1 TMI 2 113 20002501 ABDULLAH ARRAFIF L 1 TMI 2 114 20002367 RAFA ALMEYDA PUTRANTO L 1 TMI 1 115 20002204 RAHMAT HIDAYAT L 1 TMI 1 116 20002194 MUHAMMAD WILDAN MUSTHAFA L 1 TMI 1 117 20002179 MUHAMMAD FIKRI FAUZI ILHAMI L 1 TMI 1 118 20002189 MUHAMMAD FAISAL ALJIYADI L 1 TMI 1 119 20002183 MIKAIL AAFY ARFAKHSYAS L 1 TMI 1 120 20002171 FAUZI AL’ASHRI L 1 TMI 1 121 20002169 DIMAS SYARIF HIDAYATULLAH L 1 TMI 1 122 20002168 DARYS DZAKIR PUTRA CAHYADI L 1 TMI 1 123 20002167 DARY DZAKWAN PUTRA CAHYADI L 1 TMI 1 124 20002164 ARYA YUDISTIRA L 1 TMI 1 125 20002269 ARRIQ BILAL HABIBI L 1 TMI 1 126 20002162 ARFIANDA RAVI JURIZKY L 1 TMI 1 127 20002159 A. RAYYAN AL-GHIFFARI N. L 1 TMI 1 128 20002158 AHMAD ISA HAWARI L 1 TMI 1 129 20002163 AFIF ARYASATYA L 1 TMI 1 130 20002156 ACHMAD DZAKI RAMZANI L 1 TMI 1 131 20002282 NAUFAL ABDURRAZZAQ L 1 TMI 1 132 20002278 MUHAMMAD AFRIZAL L 1 TMI 1 133 20002267 BAYAZID SURYADIJA L 1 TMI 1 134 20002266 REZA ADITYA L 1 TMI 1 135 20002203 YUSUF RAMADANI L 1 TMI 1 136 20002202 YUANA NOVAL AL-FATIH L 1 TMI 1 137 20002200 RIFQI ALINATA MARHALIM L 1 TMI 1 138 20002199 RIDWAN TRISNADI L 1 TMI 1 139 20002188 MUHAMMAD DZIKRI AL WAFAA L 1 Intensif 1 140 20002198 REIVAL JULIANSYAH PUTRA L 1 TMI 1 141 20002196 PASYA BAGUS PRASATYA L 1 TMI 1 142 20002195 NUR HOLIK ZAENI L 1 TMI 1 143 20002193 MUHAMMAD RIZQI BAHRI L 1 TMI 1 144 20002192 MUHAMMAD RAMDHAN AL-FIQRI L 1 TMI 1 145 20002191 M. FAJRI ARYA WIBISONO L 1 TMI 1 146 20002184 MUHAMAD AKA IRAWAN L 1 TMI 1 147 20002182 MIFTAH HURROHMAN L 1 TMI 1 148 20002181 M. NAJIB ABDUL JABBAR L 1 TMI 1 149 20002180 M FINGKY FHARENSKY L 1 TMI 1 150 20002178 KHAIZURAN AHMAD WALFY L 1 TMI 1 151 20002177 JALAL UDIN RAHMAT L 1 TMI 1 152 20002176 ILHAM RAFIANSYAH WIDIYANTO L 1 TMI 1 153 20002174 HARI WINATA L 1 TMI 1 154 20002172 GILANG RASYA ALHADY L 1 TMI 1 155 20002170 FAKHRIZAL ANDHIKA L 1 TMI 1 156 20002161 ARDIANSYAH L 1 TMI 1 157 20002160 ALDIST HASBIANSYAH L 1 TMI 1 158 20002157 ADAM ZAMALUDIN L 1 TMI 1

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    PENEMPATAN KAMAR SEMENTARA UNTUK GELOMBANG 1,2,3 & 4a SANTRI BARU (PUTRI) TAHUN AJARAN 2019/2020

  NO.

NO. INDUK NAMA L/P TINGKAT

GEL.

1 20002985 ADILAH JATNIKA P 1 TMI 4a 2 20002842 AQILA ANDI HANIYA P 1 TMI 4a 3 20002841 AIRIN FITRI RAHMADI P 1 TMI 4a 4 20002840 SINA SYAHRA APRILIANI P 1 TMI 4a 5 20002837 AULIA SYIFA AMALIA P 1 Intensif 4a 6 20002836 CHESILLIA AYUNITA KARTIKA S. P 1 TMI 4a 7 20002834 KHAILA NABILA PUTRI P 1 TMI 4a 8 20002833 NABILA AULYA ACHMAD P 1 Intensif 4a 9 20002832 NASYWA NAILAL HUSNA P 1 TMI 4a 10 20002831 QUEENTANIA RAEZKEYSHA A. T. P 1 TMI 4a 11 20002830 RAHMAH TAUSIYAH INSANI P 1 TMI 4a 12 20002828 SALWA AZZAHRA P 1 TMI 4a 13 20002213 ANGGITA FAZRIANI P 1 TMI 2 14 20002685 NAILI MUSTAQIMATU DIYANAH P 1 TMI 3 15 20002684 ZHAFIRAH NURUL IZZAH S. P 1 Intensif 3 16 20002682 NADIA ZASKIA P 1 TMI 3 17 20002650 SELA OVILIA IKRA P 1 TMI 3 18 20002681 ALIFAH HAYAA’ NABILA P 1 Intensif 3 19 20002654 SELLY NAJWA SHADRINA P 1 Intensif 3 20 20002652 DELITA P 1 TMI 3 21 20002649 DEADRA AFIFAH NURRAHMAN P 1 TMI 3 22 20002648 ANNISA NAILA AL-HUSNA P 1 TMI 3 23 20002647 ANDREA JULITA ANABEL P 1 TMI 3 24 20002644 TASYA RAIHANA P 1 TMI 3 25 20002643 SYAHRANI NAILA TUNNUFUS P 1 TMI 3 26 20002642 SHAFIRA GADIZA P 1 TMI 3 27 20002641 NAYLA SHAFA SALSABILA P 1 TMI 3 28 20002640 FHASYA PUSVA NAGARA P 1 TMI 3 29 20002639 AEL MADINAH RAUDHO NADIF P 1 TMI 3 30 20002638 GENDHIS AIRA KINANTI P 1 TMI 3 31 20002637 SYIFA KAMILA AZZAHRA P 1 TMI 3 32 20002636 KARISMA NADILA ZAHRA S. P 1 Intensif 3 33 20002635 ANIA ANDINI P 1 Intensif 3 34 20002634 VISYAH NURHIDAYAH P 1 TMI 3 35 20002633 SYAKILA CLEOPATRA P 1 TMI 3 36 20002632 SITI HUMAIROH AL BARIAH P 1 TMI 3 37 20002631 SARAH TRI HAPSARI P 1 TMI 3 38 20002630 RIZKA INAYATUL MAULA P 1 TMI 3 39 20002629 PUTRI AZZAHRAH P 1 TMI 3 40 20002628 NAYSILLA SALSABILLA P 1 TMI 3 41 20002627 NASHITA LAILANI AKBAR P 1 TMI 3 42 20002625 NABILA P 1 TMI 3 43 20002624 LIONI METSI P 1 TMI 3 44 20002623 LEONI SAFITRI P 1 TMI 3 45 20002622 FITRI ADILA P 1 TMI 3 46 20002621 DWI ISTI NURROHMAH P 1 TMI 3 47 20002620 CAHAYA CASMI P 1 TMI 3 48 20002619 AULIA AZZAHRA P 1 TMI 3 49 20002618 AFIFAH JAUHAROTUL MAHABBAH P 1 TMI 3 50 20002592 SITI AMANDA NUR RIZKI P 1 TMI 1 51 20002588 DINDA AULIA RIZKIA PUTRI P 1 Intensif 2 52 20002582 NAYLA PUTRI AFHATYA SANTOSO P 1 TMI 2 53 20002575 NADZYA SHABIRAH P 1 TMI 2 54 20002574 NAYARA WAHIDA P 1 TMI 1 55 20002573 NAZLA FITRAH SALSABILA P 1 TMI 2 56 20002572 NURFITRI AZKIA ULYA P 1 TMI 2 57 20002571 NUR HALIZAH APRILIANTI P 2 TMI 2 58 20002570 NUR SYIFA AZZAHRA P 2 TMI 2 59 20002569 REISYA RAMADANI P 1 TMI 2 60 20002568 RINDIANI ILYASTUTI P 2 TMI 2 61 20002567 SALSABILA FARISYA P 2 TMI 2 62 20002566 SHAHLA SYAHIRA AZKIA M. P 1 TMI 2 63 20002565 SHIKA MUTIA ZAHRA P 1 TMI 2 64 20002564 SILMI RASIFAH P 1 TMI 2 65 20002563 TASYA FAUZIAH P 1 TMI 2 66 20002562 ZAHRAWANI SAJDAH P 1 TMI 2 67 20002561 ZASKY AULIA RAMADHANI P 1 TMI 2 68 20002560 ARIBAH ZULFA P 1 Intensif 2 69 20002559 SYABITA AMALIA FIRDAUSI P 1 Intensif 2 70 20002547 ABIDAH ARDELIA P 1 TMI 2 71 20002557 MUTIARA SALSABILA P 1 TMI 2 72 20002555 KHANSA ALIFAH ZAHIRA P 1 TMI 2 73 20002231 KAFKA AVRILIA NAFISA P 1 TMI 2 74 20002554 IDES MARJAYA P 1 TMI 2 75 20002553 FIRYAL MEHLIKA P 1 TMI 2 76 20002552 FATIMATUZZAHRA P 1 TMI 2 77 20002551 AZRISSYA AMINI P 1 TMI 2 78 20002550 AULIA CHAIRUNNISA P 1 TMI 2 79 20002549 AMANDA PUTRI WARDHANI P 1 TMI 2 80 20002548 ADHINI ISNANI FALLILAH P 1 TMI 2 81 20002273 KHARA SASTI ZAKIRA P 1 TMI 1 82 20002220 ELISA HANIATUL LAILIAH P 1 TMI 1 83 20002211 AMANDA NUR SYIFA MAULANA P 1 TMI 1 84 20002227 HANY PRATIWI P 1 Intensif 1 85 20002257 SHAFIQAH AKHMAD P 1 TMI 1 86 20002228 INDRI ADELIA PUTRI P 1 TMI 1 87 20002225 HANIFA AULIA P 1 TMI 1 88 20002221 ESA PUTRI RAMADHANI P 1 TMI 1 89 20002219 DONADA NANDAMAI KALAISYA P 1 TMI 1 90 20002217 BUNGA AZAHRA P 1 TMI 1 91 20002215 AULIA DWI RAHMASARI P 1 TMI 1 92 20002214 ANISSATUL MUBAROKAH P 1 TMI 1 93 20002281 VALISYA PUTRI NABILA P 1 TMI 1 94 20002277 ALIKA NUS AFNI ELFARIANA P 1 TMI 1 95 20002275 SHABITA SALSABILA P 1 TMI 1 96 20002274 NADIA FAHMIDA SARI P 1 TMI 1 97 20002272 KAZIYAH ACMAL P 1 TMI 1 98 20002270 BILQISH AULIA P 1 TMI 1 99 20002265 ZAHWAN AZELEA HANUN P 1 TMI 1 100 20002264 ZAHRA SALSABILA PUTRI P 1 TMI 1 101 20002262 WIDYA SUTAYA MEIRA P 1 TMI 1 102 20002261 TIARA JASMINE MAULIA P 1 Intensif 1 103 20002260 SYAFFIRA GALUH PRAMESTHY P 1 TMI 1 104 20002259 SITI SHAVINA P 1 TMI 1 105 20002258 SHOFIA QURROTU AINI P 1 TMI 1 106 20002256 SYAFIA NASHWA NAJILAH P 1 TMI 1 107 20002255 SALMA AZZAHRA SIREGAR P 1 TMI 1 108 20002254 RISYA NABILA P 1 TMI 1 109 20002253 RINJANI GALUH CANDRA KIRANA P 1 TMI 1 110 20002252 RAISA YUNA MIRZA P 1 TMI 1 111 20002250 PUTRI RINJANI P 1 TMI 1 112 20002249 RAHAYU NUR ISKANDAR P 1 TMI 1 113 20002248 PRAJNA NILAM KIRANA P 1 TMI 1 114 20002246 NISRINA NOVRIANTI P 1 TMI 1 115 20002244 NAYLA NURASIAH JAMIL P 1 TMI 1 116 20002243 NALA ADINDA SHALIHAH P 1 TMI 1 117 20002242 NAJMALIA ZAHWA KAMILA P 1 TMI 1 118 20002241 NAIYA AZKIYA P 1 TMI 1 119 20002240 NAHDA NUR ZAIN SALSABILA P 1 TMI 1 120 20002239 NADHIRA NUR LAILA P 1 TMI 1 121 20002238 NAADIYAH RIZQI P 1 TMI 1 122 20002237 MYOORI SUDARTO P 1 TMI 1 123 20002235 MAYLA NAFLAH P 1 TMI 1 124 20002234 MAHARANI P 1 TMI 1 125 20002233 LUTFIYAH P 1 TMI 1 126 20002232 LUSI SUKMA SARI P 1 TMI 1 127 20002230 JINGGA AYU ZAHRA P 1 TMI 1 128 20002226 HANA FARIHA ULYANI P 1 Intensif 1 129 20002224 FINANDA KHAFIZAH P 1 TMI 1 130 20002223 FATHIYA FARAH HARTARTO P 1 TMI 1 131 20002222 EVI DWI KAMILA P 1 TMI 1 132 20002218 DIANA P 1 TMI 1 133 20002216 AZZAHRA SYAHPUTRI P 1 TMI 1 134 20002212 AMELIA RIZKY KHOIZUMI P 1 TMI 1 135 20002209 AILSA RAFIFAH SAKHI P 1 TMI 1

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The stricken Muslim community of Christchurch was preparing to bury its dead after the far right terrorist attack on two mosques which stunned New Zealand. Graves for the victims of the worst mass shooting in the country’s history were being dug on Saturday, in anticipation of their bodies being released by the authorities. Workmen using diggers carefully prepared the ground in a quiet corner of Memorial Park Cemetery, with colleagues erecting a cloth over a fence to preserve the dignity of their work on part of the site set aside for Muslim burials, the graves facing Mecca. A few hours earlier Brenton Tarrant, the Australian national accused of the rampage, appeared in court in Christchurch, where he made a white supremacist gesture with his hand while flanked by two police officers. The 28-year-old was charged with one initial count of murder but more are expected to follow and he was remanded in custody until April 5. Christchurch residents outside the Al Noor mosque, where 41 worshippers were shot dead Credit: Jorge Silva/Reuters Police believe Tarrant was responsible for both the attack on the Al Noor mosque and the shooting at the Linwood Islamic Centre a short drive away. Fifty people were killed. A further 36, mostly men, are being treated for injuries at the city’s main hospital, the youngest a boy of two. Two people remain in a critical condition, including a four-year-old girl who was taken to Auckland’s Starship Hospital. Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand’s Prime Minister, said yesterday the country’s gun laws would be tightened, with regulations around semi-automatic weapons, such as the ones allegedly used by Tarrant, "one of the issues" the government would consider. Minister David Parker confirmed that Semi Automatic weapons will be banned in New Zealand. pic.twitter.com/zVOAuyalZk— Kenny Williams (@Ohheykenny) March 16, 2019 Praising the bravery of two rural police officers who detained Tarrant at gunpoint as he allegedly tried to flee from the scene of the shootings, Ardern said he would have gone on target more victims. "It was absolutely was his intention to continue with his attack,” she said. Among Tarrant’s alleged victims were children, the elderly, recently arrived refugees and long settled migrants who had built a new life in a country one of them had described as "a slice of paradise". Daoud Nabi, a 71-year-old retired engineer who migrated from Afghanistan to New Zealand following the Soviet invasion, was the first to die on what Ardern would later call the country’s “darkest day.” In the grisly video allegedly filmed by Tarrant and streamed live online during the attack, the pensioner can be heard saying “hello brother” as he approached the gunman at the entrance to the Al Noor mosque. How Tarrant's hate spread across social media There were reports that Mr Nabi stepped in front of someone else to confront Tarrant, taking the bullets for himself. His son Omar, 43, said that was completely in character for his father, who had believed New Zealand to be a "slice of paradise." “Just helping people is his main thing. It makes me feel like he wanted other people to live,” he said. “To die in the masjid, in the mosque, if something like this happens the golden gates open for you.” At just three-years-old Mucad Ibrahim is thought to have been the youngest victim of the massacre. He had gone to the Al Noor mosque with his father and older brother Abdi, but was lost in the melee when the firing started. Abdi described his little brother as "energetic, playful and liked to smile and laugh a lot", confessing he felt nothing but “hatred” for his killer. Barely a year older than Mucad was Abdullahi Dirie, who was photographed cradled in a man’s arms outside the mosque after being fatally shot. His father and four siblings survived the attack. Abdullahi’s family had made their home in New Zealand after fleeing Somalia in the mid-1990s as refugees. His uncle Abdulrahman Hashi, 60, a preacher at Dar Al Hijrah Mosque in Minneapolis, said: “You cannot imagine how I feel. He was the youngest in the family. This is a problem of extremism. Some people think the Muslims in their country are part of that, but these are innocent people.” The family of Khaled Mustafa thought they had found safety in New Zealand after fleeing the bloody chaos of Syria only a few months ago. But he too became a victim of hatred when he was shot dead while praying with his two sons, Hamza, who is now missing feared dead and Zaid, 13, who is recovering from a six-hour operation on his wounds. Ali Akil, a spokesman for Syrian Solidarity New Zealand, said Mr Mustafa's wife and daughter, who were not at the mosque on Friday, were in "total shock, devastation and horror". He added: “They survived atrocities and arrived here in a safe haven only to be killed in the most atrocious way.." Among those also feared killed was a sports loving teenager described by his family as "a regular, typical, Kiwi kid." Sayyad Milne, who had dreams of playing football professionally, had gone to the Al Noor mosque with his mother Noraini. She managed to flee but Sayyad was cut down as the terrorist made his way through the building. Brydie Henry, Sayyad's half sister, said she was "devastated" by the attack. "They were good people, just living good lives. It's just awful," she added. Hosne Ara Parvin, 42, who moved to New Zealand from Bangladesh, is reported to have taken the full force of the bullets after leaping in front of the gunman to shield her husband Farid Uddin, who was in a wheelchair. Naeem Rashid, a Pakistani-born teacher, also tried to rush the gunman, but died later of his wounds. His son, 22-year-old Talha Naeem, a civil engineering graduate, was among those killed. Mr Rashid’s wife and Naeem’s mother Ambreen said: “I still can't understand or believe why and how this happened. But, I know that my husband is a hero. He always helped people and even in his last moments, he did what he could to help others." Khaja Mohiuddin, a chef, described how a fellow worshipper saved people by tackling the gunman while he and about 15 others hid at the Linwood mosque. He said: “The guy was there with us and said ‘we have to do something”, so he ran and just pulled the gun down.” One of Mr Mohiuddin's friends was killed, shot through the head. Two others are seriously injured, one with a collarbone “ripped off”, the other shot in the shoulder. New Zealand mosque massacre - In pictures While Prime Minister Ardern has vowed to change New Zealand’s gun laws, for Mr Mohiuddin it is too late. “That doesn’t return our loved ones. I know I have lost someone about whom I care, and my two other friends, I do not know for how many months they will be on a bed," he said. "It will not return their time nor my mate’s life back.," he said. Others feared killed were Mohammad Atta Alayan, Palestinian refugee who helped raise funds to build the mosque and Haroon Mahmood, a PhD student from Pakistan, who had two young children. Khaled Mustafa, Syrian refugee who fled Isil, was shot while praying. New Zealand futsal goalkeeper Atta Elayyan, 33, was also killed, as was retired engineer Ali Elmadani, who migrated from the United Arab Emirates in 1998. His daughter Maha Elmadani said: "My Dad always told us to be strong and patient so that's what we are all trying to do. For his sake. He considered New Zealand home and never thought something like this would happen here." The city of Christchurch once again bears the hallmarks of compassion that residents leaned on to help them through the dark months after the earthquake of February 2011 that claimed 185 lives. Opposite the hospital a row of traffic cones was adorned with flowers, while a nearby safety barrier was littered with bouquets. Terror in New Zealand | Read more A poster adorned with angels, butterflies and flowers read: “In loveing (sic) memory of all the beautiful Muslims who had their whole beautiful lives ripped away. We love you all and we know you are in a better place now. We will always walk with you side by side.” Lianne Dalziel, the Mayor of Christchurch said the killings were an “act of cowardice” by a “terrorist” who came to the city with “hate in his heart”. She added: “I want us not to be divided by what has happened, because hate divides. I want us to be united, and that’s what love and compassion and kindness are all about. “I believe that we can, because of our previous experience, recover from this. We can recover in a way that we will be stronger than we were before.” New Zealand Police Commissioner Mike Bush said this morning that the death toll has risen to 50 after investigators found another body at one of the mosques.  "Security around mosques will continue until Police believe there is no threat," he said. Two other people, a man and a woman, arrested soon after the shootings were not linked to the gunman. The woman had been released without charge, the man has been charged with firearm offences.    A list of those killed in the shootings had now been compiled and families had been advised. Mr Bush said the bodies have not yet been returned to the families as police need to determine the cause of death for each one.   "We have been working pathologist and coroners, and the chief coroner, on that and we have to be clear on cause of death and the identity before we can do that. "We are so aware of the cultural and religious needs so we are doing that as quickly and sensitively as possible," Mr Bush added. The Police chief also said that it was "obvious" that a modified weapon had been used.

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Masculine names, preferably start with a K. Modern and Arabic but pronounced easily enough in the US. Doesn't matter if the name is Muslim or not -- I'm not religious anymore. Thanks for your time.

Of course! Here are some masculine names starting with K that I think fit your request:

Kadeem

Kader

Kadir / Kadeer

Kamal

Kamil

Karim / Kareem

Kashif

Khalid / Khaled

Khalil

Since I couldn’t find that many with K, here are some other names I think would be easy enough to pronounce in the US, but that don’t start with K. Unfortunately I couldn’t find reliable usage statistics for some of these so I’m not sure if all of these are modern, but there are younger people with the name for many of them.

Ali

Amal

Amir

Arman

Aziz

Basil

Farid

Faris

Hakim

Haris

Hamid / Hameed

Hassan

Ibrahim

Idris

Ilyas

Ismail

Jamal

Jamil / Jameel

Malik

Musa

Omar

Rafi

Rami

Rashid

Rayan / Rayyan

Sabri

Salim

Sami

Samir

Taj

Tariq / Tarik

Yasir / Yasser

Yusuf

Zaid / Zayd

Zain / Zayn

Ziyad

Let me know if you’d like anything else!

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The stricken Muslim community of Christchurch was preparing to bury its dead after the far right terrorist attack on two mosques which stunned New Zealand. Graves for the victims of the worst mass shooting in the country’s history were being dug on Saturday, in anticipation of their bodies being released by the authorities. Workmen using diggers carefully prepared the ground in a quiet corner of Memorial Park Cemetery, with colleagues erecting a cloth over a fence to preserve the dignity of their work on part of the site set aside for Muslim burials, the graves facing Mecca. A few hours earlier Brenton Tarrant, the Australian national accused of the rampage, appeared in court in Christchurch, where he made a white supremacist gesture with his hand while flanked by two police officers. The 28-year-old was charged with one initial count of murder but more are expected to follow and he was remanded in custody until April 5. Christchurch residents outside the Al Noor mosque, where 41 worshippers were shot dead Credit: Jorge Silva/Reuters Police believe Tarrant was responsible for both the attack on the Al Noor mosque and the shooting at the Linwood Islamic Centre a short drive away. Fifty people were killed. A further 36, mostly men, are being treated for injuries at the city’s main hospital, the youngest a boy of two. Two people remain in a critical condition, including a four-year-old girl who was taken to Auckland’s Starship Hospital. Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand’s Prime Minister, said yesterday the country’s gun laws would be tightened, with regulations around semi-automatic weapons, such as the ones allegedly used by Tarrant, "one of the issues" the government would consider. Minister David Parker confirmed that Semi Automatic weapons will be banned in New Zealand. pic.twitter.com/zVOAuyalZk— Kenny Williams (@Ohheykenny) March 16, 2019 Praising the bravery of two rural police officers who detained Tarrant at gunpoint as he allegedly tried to flee from the scene of the shootings, Ardern said he would have gone on target more victims. "It was absolutely was his intention to continue with his attack,” she said. Among Tarrant’s alleged victims were children, the elderly, recently arrived refugees and long settled migrants who had built a new life in a country one of them had described as "a slice of paradise". Daoud Nabi, a 71-year-old retired engineer who migrated from Afghanistan to New Zealand following the Soviet invasion, was the first to die on what Ardern would later call the country’s “darkest day.” In the grisly video allegedly filmed by Tarrant and streamed live online during the attack, the pensioner can be heard saying “hello brother” as he approached the gunman at the entrance to the Al Noor mosque. How Tarrant's hate spread across social media There were reports that Mr Nabi stepped in front of someone else to confront Tarrant, taking the bullets for himself. His son Omar, 43, said that was completely in character for his father, who had believed New Zealand to be a "slice of paradise." “Just helping people is his main thing. It makes me feel like he wanted other people to live,” he said. “To die in the masjid, in the mosque, if something like this happens the golden gates open for you.” At just three-years-old Mucad Ibrahim is thought to have been the youngest victim of the massacre. He had gone to the Al Noor mosque with his father and older brother Abdi, but was lost in the melee when the firing started. Abdi described his little brother as "energetic, playful and liked to smile and laugh a lot", confessing he felt nothing but “hatred” for his killer. Barely a year older than Mucad was Abdullahi Dirie, who was photographed cradled in a man’s arms outside the mosque after being fatally shot. His father and four siblings survived the attack. Abdullahi’s family had made their home in New Zealand after fleeing Somalia in the mid-1990s as refugees. His uncle Abdulrahman Hashi, 60, a preacher at Dar Al Hijrah Mosque in Minneapolis, said: “You cannot imagine how I feel. He was the youngest in the family. This is a problem of extremism. Some people think the Muslims in their country are part of that, but these are innocent people.” The family of Khaled Mustafa thought they had found safety in New Zealand after fleeing the bloody chaos of Syria only a few months ago. But he too became a victim of hatred when he was shot dead while praying with his two sons, Hamza, who is now missing feared dead and Zaid, 13, who is recovering from a six-hour operation on his wounds. Ali Akil, a spokesman for Syrian Solidarity New Zealand, said Mr Mustafa's wife and daughter, who were not at the mosque on Friday, were in "total shock, devastation and horror". He added: “They survived atrocities and arrived here in a safe haven only to be killed in the most atrocious way.." Among those also feared killed was a sports loving teenager described by his family as "a regular, typical, Kiwi kid." Sayyad Milne, who had dreams of playing football professionally, had gone to the Al Noor mosque with his mother Noraini. She managed to flee but Sayyad was cut down as the terrorist made his way through the building. Brydie Henry, Sayyad's half sister, said she was "devastated" by the attack. "They were good people, just living good lives. It's just awful," she added. Hosne Ara Parvin, 42, who moved to New Zealand from Bangladesh, is reported to have taken the full force of the bullets after leaping in front of the gunman to shield her husband Farid Uddin, who was in a wheelchair. Naeem Rashid, a Pakistani-born teacher, also tried to rush the gunman, but died later of his wounds. His son, 22-year-old Talha Naeem, a civil engineering graduate, was among those killed. Mr Rashid’s wife and Naeem’s mother Ambreen said: “I still can't understand or believe why and how this happened. But, I know that my husband is a hero. He always helped people and even in his last moments, he did what he could to help others." Khaja Mohiuddin, a chef, described how a fellow worshipper saved people by tackling the gunman while he and about 15 others hid at the Linwood mosque. He said: “The guy was there with us and said ‘we have to do something”, so he ran and just pulled the gun down.” One of Mr Mohiuddin's friends was killed, shot through the head. Two others are seriously injured, one with a collarbone “ripped off”, the other shot in the shoulder. New Zealand mosque massacre - In pictures While Prime Minister Ardern has vowed to change New Zealand’s gun laws, for Mr Mohiuddin it is too late. “That doesn’t return our loved ones. I know I have lost someone about whom I care, and my two other friends, I do not know for how many months they will be on a bed," he said. "It will not return their time nor my mate’s life back.," he said. Others feared killed were Mohammad Atta Alayan, Palestinian refugee who helped raise funds to build the mosque and Haroon Mahmood, a PhD student from Pakistan, who had two young children. Khaled Mustafa, Syrian refugee who fled Isil, was shot while praying. New Zealand futsal goalkeeper Atta Elayyan, 33, was also killed, as was retired engineer Ali Elmadani, who migrated from the United Arab Emirates in 1998. His daughter Maha Elmadani said: "My Dad always told us to be strong and patient so that's what we are all trying to do. For his sake. He considered New Zealand home and never thought something like this would happen here." The city of Christchurch once again bears the hallmarks of compassion that residents leaned on to help them through the dark months after the earthquake of February 2011 that claimed 185 lives. Opposite the hospital a row of traffic cones was adorned with flowers, while a nearby safety barrier was littered with bouquets. Terror in New Zealand | Read more A poster adorned with angels, butterflies and flowers read: “In loveing (sic) memory of all the beautiful Muslims who had their whole beautiful lives ripped away. We love you all and we know you are in a better place now. We will always walk with you side by side.” Lianne Dalziel, the Mayor of Christchurch said the killings were an “act of cowardice” by a “terrorist” who came to the city with “hate in his heart”. She added: “I want us not to be divided by what has happened, because hate divides. I want us to be united, and that’s what love and compassion and kindness are all about. “I believe that we can, because of our previous experience, recover from this. We can recover in a way that we will be stronger than we were before.” New Zealand Police Commissioner Mike Bush said this morning that the death toll has risen to 50 after investigators found another body at one of the mosques.  "Security around mosques will continue until Police believe there is no threat," he said. Two other people, a man and a woman, arrested soon after the shootings were not linked to the gunman. The woman had been released without charge, the man has been charged with firearm offences.    A list of those killed in the shootings had now been compiled and families had been advised. Mr Bush said the bodies have not yet been returned to the families as police need to determine the cause of death for each one.   "We have been working pathologist and coroners, and the chief coroner, on that and we have to be clear on cause of death and the identity before we can do that. "We are so aware of the cultural and religious needs so we are doing that as quickly and sensitively as possible," Mr Bush added. The Police chief also said that it was "obvious" that a modified weapon had been used.