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April is the month of Allama Iqbal's anniversary. 
Iqbal is known as the Poet 
of the East, a visionary who taught that 
Pakistan 
must be created to 
safeguard the rights of the Muslims of 
India. 
His 
poetry is critical of the 
Western way of life. He saw Muhammad, peace be on 
him, as the leader of 
humanity. Here are a couple of his verses:
"Sabaq mila hay yeh ma'iraj-e-mustafa say mujhey
keh alem-e-bashriyyat ki zud main hay gardoon!
Yeh kainat ubhi natamam hay shaid
keh aa rahi hay duma dum saday kunfayakoon!
ilaj atash-e-roomi kay sooz main hay taira
tri khirad pay hay ghalib farangiun ka fasoon."
[Translation:
The Ascension of the Chosen One (pbuh) has 
taught me this:
That heaven is being impacted by the endeavor of 
humanity!
This universe is perhaps still incomplete 
so that we hear the drum roll of creation: "be, 
and it is."
Your cure is in the fire of Roomi's 
(God-internalized) passion 
but your reason has been overwhelmed by the 
illusions of the Europeans.
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ISRAELIS 
SHOT UP THE CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY
Tit bits of reality on 
NY Times
 
bother Israel 
Supporters
Review of TV programs in New York city
by our representative Sis. 'Aisha
On April 11th at 5pm, on a public broadcasting 
station, a show called Teen 
Talk TV aired.  It's a show with different teen 
hosts and a different topic 
each week.  This particular episode dealt with 
Occupied-Palestine.  
The guest 
panel consisted of an "Israeli" boy and two 
Arabic-speaking girls, one of 
whom was Palestinian.
During the broadcast they showed footage of 
protests and in one scene a young 
Jewish woman was being interviewed.  She wore a 
sign that read:  
"Jews 
against 
Zionism".  
She also stated that, this 
past summer, she was also holed 
up in that Church at the Nativity and it was the 
Israelis who were 
shooting up the church.
The the two Arabic-speaking girls were very 
outspoken and did a great job of 
expressing the feelings about the U.S. military 
support for Israel and its 
cause of Palestinian suffering.  I almost felt 
sorry for the Israeli boy 
because he could not complete a sentence.  I 
mean, no one interrupted him.  
He was not able to express himself in the face of 
TRUTH.  How could he defend 
his peoples' barbarism?
On April 24, 2003, I saw another show on 
public-access cable called:  Israel 
Views (Israelviews@aol.com)
The host and hostess, Charlie Bernhaut and Helen 
Freedman, respectively had 
syndicated national radio talk show host, Barry 
Farber as their guest.  
Barry Farber is a North Carolina Jew who stated 
how happy he was with 
American Christians.  He also called North 
Carolina a pro-semitic 
(pro-Jewish) state and proceeded to name, at one 
time or another, all of the 
Jewish elected officials in Greesboro and other 
cities.
I was disturbed that the hostess worked with an 
organization called America 
for a Safe Israel and evangelical Christians in 
thwarting the building of a 
mosque in Nazareth.  I was thinking:  What threat 
does a mosque pose to her 
and her "Christian" friends?  My sister remarked 
that that sounded like 
religious suppression right there!
In the two minutes of the show, Barry Farber 
claimed that the "Heavenly 
Father sent us the New York Times to test our 
patience."  To that Helen 
Freedman remarked, "Oh, we canceled our 
subscription months ago."  She said 
that she has been urging Jews to cancel their New 
York Times subscriptions.  
What they are upset about are those tiny 
headlined articles that New York 
Times prints every now and then about what's 
really going on in Israel.  It 
happens, sometimes.
One thing Barry Farber said was that "it's better 
to have ugly editorials 
than beautiful obituaries."  It was a comment 
directed at some Jews who 
feared that there would be a great anti-Zionist 
backlash post 
9/11.
I believe that there is a growing awareness of 
Israel and it's barbaric 
treatment of human beings.   I don't know what 
he's been reading.  He is 
obviously blind and deaf.
I am currently developing a more indepth list of 
American companies that support Israel
 
and their contact info.
Salaam,
Sis. 'Aisha
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2003-04-27 Sun 17:45ct