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  • #16
    Re: Dr.Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza

    Originally posted by Dukemina
    ^I go swimming and I wear hijab! *Muaaahahahahhaaaaaaaa*

    My father is a strong believer in "If the sons can do it, so can the daughter and we'll do whatever we can to make that possible" :P

    (Btw, Khaney, your brothers ARE people you can swim around...kana?)
    Lol, I LOVE swimming!

    Aokana, but I could only ever swim infront of the youngest =)

    Aw MashAllah your father's cute

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    • #17
      Re: Dr.Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza

      Originally posted by Master Khan

      well of course you wouldn't..don't know you mean by "other to things" but leave it.
      The other sports wror :P

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      • #18
        Re: Dr.Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza

        Originally posted by Khaney
        Originally posted by Master Khan

        well of course you wouldn't..don't know you mean by "other to things" but leave it.
        The other sports wror :P
        umm.. look like something rude.
        Preeda khor, di Sania Mirza khabaro ko .

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        • #19
          Re: Dr.Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza

          ^Oh gosh =/

          Just so we're clear lol, I meant go cycling or play tennis (other *two* things) with my brother...

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          • #20
            Re: Dr.Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza

            Originally posted by Khaney
            ^Oh gosh =/

            Just so we're clear lol, I meant go cycling or play tennis (other *two* things) with my brother...
            Oh ok lol!!

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            • #21
              Open letter to sania mirza

              i am big fan of you sania, You are great player, dont come under pressure, wear the dress you want u desire most..... and dont weep if some one call u an idiot.
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              • #22
                Re: Open letter to sania mirza

                Originally posted by jodigul
                i am big fan of you sania, You are great player, dont come under pressure
                I agree, Jodigul. It's silly how some people, simply because they don't like the way she dresses, will say, "She's not even a good player anyway." 8-)

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                • #23
                  Re: Dr.Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza

                  ^ Muslims have make tamasha of poor girl, it is mental torturing.

                  i dont understand why XYZ and ABS has a right to dictate me about dress.
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                  • #24
                    Re: Open letter to sania mirza

                    Originally posted by Qrratugai
                    Originally posted by jodigul
                    i am big fan of you sania, You are great player, dont come under pressure
                    I agree, Jodigul. It's silly how some people, simply because they don't like the way she dresses, will say, "She's not even a good player anyway." 8-)
                    well then let see what she has won

                    Legend: Before 2009 Legend: Starting in 2009
                    Grand Slam tournaments (0)
                    WTA Championships (0)
                    Premier Mandatory (0)
                    Premier 5(0)
                    Premier(0)
                    International (1)


                    She has won 1 cup...lol

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                    • #25
                      Re: Dr.Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza

                      ^ still its a great achievement for a women who belong to a country where tenis is not popular at all.
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                      • #26
                        Re: Dr.Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza

                        Originally posted by jodigul
                        ^ still its a great achievement for a women who belong to a country where tenis is not popular at all.
                        out of 1.3 Billion people (half of them are probably women) they can't find a good tennis player.
                        I don't hate her but she is not a good tennis player.

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                        • #27
                          Re: Dr.Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza

                          Actualy people there are dying from hunger and poverty and are bothered about managing 2 times meal for themselves. Females there are indulged mostly saas-bahoo game.
                          In such conditions sania mirza is a refreshing and inspiring figure for women there.
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                          • #28
                            Re: Dr.Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza


                            That is true, but not so sure if you can justify her clothing with Islamic standards.
                            Islamically her cloths are not upto standards but again who are we to decide what she should wear or not. She and her parents are the ones to decide.
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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by AFRIDI
                              I as a Muslim have the right to comment on such immoral,unethical actions under the name of Islam.
                              If she says she is not a Muslim, Id care less. But if she thinks she falls under the Islamic jurisprudence, That is a smack in our face.
                              There are many Muslims who don't pray, don't pay zakat, don't dress "properly," and don't do many other things that Muslims believe they're supposed to do. Does that make then un-Islamic or non-Muslim?

                              There are also Muslims who do things they're not supposed to do, like drinking, fornicating, getting angry and violent, disrespecting parents, and so on. Does their negligence of these Islamic values make them un-Islamic or non-Muslim?

                              Do these people fall under "the Islamic jurisprudence"?
                              Should they stop calling themselves Muslims just because of what they do that they're not supposed to do, or for not doing what they're supposed to do?

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by jodigul View Post
                                Actualy people there are dying from hunger and poverty and are bothered about managing 2 times meal for themselves. Females there are indulged mostly saas-bahoo game.
                                In such conditions sania mirza is a refreshing and inspiring figure for women there.
                                Well then she is not a good inspiring figure for muslim women then.

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