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  An Islamic perspective: Joking Around (10 ) Joking around is considered to be bad in Islam. Prophet Muhammad (saw) said: "Avoid arguing with your brethren and abstain from excessive joking around." Prophet Muhammad (saw) also said: "I tell jokes, but never excessively tell jokes and never say what is not right." Prophet Muhammad's (saw) Jokes: Prophet Muhammad (saw) told some  nice jokes . As an example, consider the following. One day an old lady went to see Prophet Muhammad (saw). Prophet Muhammad (saw) said: "An old lady does not go to Heaven." The old lady started to cry. Then Prophet Muhammad (saw) said: "On that day you will not be old. You will be young." Allah (SWT) said the following in Noble Qur'an: "We have created (their Companions) of special creation, and made them virgin - pure (and undefiled)." [Sura Al-Waqiah 56:35-36] Imam Ali (as) said: "Jokes that make you laugh will

  The Path of the Ahle Bait (a.s.) Fresh Pakistan attack kills 3, wounds 5 At least three people have been killed and five others wounded in the latest bomb attack in Pakistan's northwest, according to police. Shia politician gunned down outside northern Iraqi home Kirkuk, Iraq - Gunmen fatally shot a confidant of Shia cleric and political leader Moqtada al-Sadr outside the man's house in northern Iraq. Iran Majlis speaker meets Ayatollah Sistani in Najaf Iran Majlis Speaker Ali Larijani held talks with Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, the leader of Iraqi Shias, in Najaf on Saturday in which the two sides exchanged views about the most important regional issues. Azeri religious committee bans call to prayer Azerbaijani police have reportedly banned the Islamic call to prayer at the overwhelmingly- Muslim country's mosques on claims that the religious rite "disturbed

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"Dua al Mashlul":A Divine Spring of Cure from all Diseases By: Qazi Dr. Shaikh Abbas Borhany PhD (USA), NDI, Shahadat al Aalamiyah (Najaf, Iraq), M.A, LLM (Shariah) Mushir: Fed. Shariat Court of Pakistan Member, Ulama Council of Pakistan   Published in 'Daily News' on 16-10-2009, Karachi, Pakistan   1). Dua: A medium towards accurate faith of Tawhid : Despite his great strength and capabilities, a human-being is still extremely weak and helpless. No matter how powerful he may be in comparison to other creatures, or may not consider any one greater than himself, yet for his own self he is a weakling. He can neither ward off any disease nor can he avoid difficulties. Even after his numerous achievements, he finds himself utterly helpless before earthly and heavenly calamities.   A person may not have faith in the supernatural power, but when he is surrounded by difficulties, and his support and supporters lost, and the boat of his life caught in th