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znas Bosnjaci znaju izabrati,sto je truhlo a sto je zdravo..kod vas Vlaha je obrnuto..Zarathustra:A Meša ništa ? Kakav si ti to ''bošnja'' kad ne ceniš svog zemljaka ?!
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Jbg, šta ćeš.... i ti imaš vlaške krvi, samo što si ti najsmrdljiviji vlah - onaj što se klanja drugom u du*e i zdiba na loj ! 
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to znaci da Bosnjaci nisu genocidni..da im se ne sudi za genocid..dok su Srbi genocidni..da vas cijeli sviet gleda sa prezirom,da ste u svjetskim ocima varvari itd,itd..eremita:Па је л' Ти видиш да си болестан? Како можеш да се поносиш тиме што си припадник народа над којим је "извршен геноцид".
Је л' Ти имаш нешто паметније ЗБОГ ЧЕГА БИ СЕ ПОНОСИО ???
eto zbog toga sam ponosan..jer s ponosam kazem da sam Bosnjak i Bosanac dok ovi sto su izvrsili genocid bjeze podvijena repa kad ih pitaju ko su i sta su..
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ti si zaposlenik bosha u fbih?
daj razjasni malo....:smile:
daj razjasni malo....:smile:
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razjasni ti, sta su to srbiElvin:
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hrnjica mujo:
Па добро, Твој пост је само доказ да си ГЛУП К'О И СВАКИ МУЈО...
а имаш ли се Ти чиме још поносити осим тиме што још увек МУЏАХЕДИНСКИ ЗЛОЧИНИ НИСУ ИЗАШЛИ НА ВИДЕЛО ДАНА ???
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pa kako mozete lagati o tim nepostojecim zlocinimaeremita:
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Jomini molim te nemoj da ga banujes,bas sam se lepo nasmejao.Neka ga da unosi malo veselih trenutaka u politiku.mujo,aj dovedi Hasu i Fatu na forum
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The feast after the fast
Muslims mark Ramadan's end with family, food, fellowship and prayer
By Ron Pazola
STAFF WRITER
Kareem Irfan greeted his sister-in-law, her husband and their 11-year-old daughter as they entered his Naperville house Nov. 3.
Irfan's in-laws made a special trip from their home in Chesterton, Ind., to be there this evening. They came bearing gifts, which were placed in front of the fireplace along with the other presents that lay in brightly colored gift bags.
For Muslims, Nov. 3 was Eid-al-Fitr, the last day of Ramadan. Eid, the festival of breaking fast, is one of the most joyous holidays in the Muslim world.
During the 30 days of Ramadan, Muslims fast during the day. Ramadan is a serious time for prayer, reading the Quran and self-examination.
Each evening during Ramadan, Irfan and other area Muslims gathered in nearby mosques in DuPage County to listen to an imam or religious leader chant the Quran in Arabic. During the course of the month, the entire Quran is recited out loud.
Quran's beginning
Ramadan is significant because it commemorates when Allah first revealed the Quran or Muslim Bible to Muhammad. Muslims believe that Muhammad is the greatest of God's prophets.
During Eid, usually celebrated for three days, Muslims express their joy at the blessings God has given them during Ramadan. Muslims dress in their finest clothes, gather with family and friends, partake in special meals and exchange gifts.
"Eid is a time for happiness, thanksgiving and good food," said Irfan, a lawyer with Square D Company in Palatine. "It is a sin for a Muslim to fast on Eid."
There was no danger of any one fasting or going hungry at the Irfan residence.
Because Irfan, his wife and in-laws are originally from India, Indian foods filled a counter in the kitchen.
"We call this our Indian feast," said Irfan, who wore a kurta — a long tunic-like shirt.
The family and guests helped themselves to biryani — flavored rice with lamb and green beans — and chicken kabob.
After the meal they went down to the basement to pray. Muslims are required to pray five times a day throughout the year.
Then they climbed upstairs for the most enjoyable part of the evening — exchanging gifts in the living room.
Good-natured gifts
A string of colored lights adorned the mantle of the fireplace. Beneath the mantle stood a row of gift bags, gleaming in the light.
"Shua, you are the youngest. You must open your presents first," said Asma Ahmed, the girl's mother and Irfan's sister-in-law.
The girl reluctantly grabbed one of the bags and pulled out a painted bowl made by her cousin.
"Zuhair, go open your present," said his mother, Rana Irfan.
Zuhair took one of the bags to his chair, pulled out an object wrapped in tissue paper, opened the paper and took out a pair of sunglasses.
The room shook with laughter and clapping as he put the glasses on his face, giving him a movie star allure.
"Now it's my turn," said Irfan, pulling out his gift and holding up a sweater. "It's just what I want. And it's in my size, too. Small!"
Irfan's joke was met with shouting and laughter, as his body is anything but small.
Meanwhile, Maimoona Khan of Glen Ellyn, also of Indian descent, went to a potluck dinner at her mother's house in Glen Ellyn. That morning she went to the Eid prayer service at a mosque in Villa Park. After the service, people embraced and wished one another well.
"Eid is a happy time for Muslims," Khan said. "But I also feel an ache in my heart at the end of Ramadan because it was a time that brought us closer to God and to each other."
Najam Kazi of Wheaton invited 20 people to her Eid celebration. For the first time, she prepared leg of lamb for her Eid dinner.
Kazi, originally from India, said that this year the joy she usually felt at Eid was marred by the Oct. 8 earthquake in Pakistan.
"A lot of people were killed, and I felt sad by that, even though the spirit of Eid is still there for me."
We love the suet,
We love the suet,
We love the suet,
and suet loves us !
Tallow, tallow,
sweet lamb tallow,
after Ramadan fast,
sweetly flowing down my mouth
We love the suet,
We love the suet,
We love the suet,
and suet loves us,
Tallow for breakfast,
Tallow for lunch,
Tallow for dinner
on and on,
I enjoy being so humble
until I gain the grace of Allah !
Muslims mark Ramadan's end with family, food, fellowship and prayer
By Ron Pazola
STAFF WRITER
Kareem Irfan greeted his sister-in-law, her husband and their 11-year-old daughter as they entered his Naperville house Nov. 3.
Irfan's in-laws made a special trip from their home in Chesterton, Ind., to be there this evening. They came bearing gifts, which were placed in front of the fireplace along with the other presents that lay in brightly colored gift bags.
For Muslims, Nov. 3 was Eid-al-Fitr, the last day of Ramadan. Eid, the festival of breaking fast, is one of the most joyous holidays in the Muslim world.
During the 30 days of Ramadan, Muslims fast during the day. Ramadan is a serious time for prayer, reading the Quran and self-examination.
Each evening during Ramadan, Irfan and other area Muslims gathered in nearby mosques in DuPage County to listen to an imam or religious leader chant the Quran in Arabic. During the course of the month, the entire Quran is recited out loud.
Quran's beginning
Ramadan is significant because it commemorates when Allah first revealed the Quran or Muslim Bible to Muhammad. Muslims believe that Muhammad is the greatest of God's prophets.
During Eid, usually celebrated for three days, Muslims express their joy at the blessings God has given them during Ramadan. Muslims dress in their finest clothes, gather with family and friends, partake in special meals and exchange gifts.
"Eid is a time for happiness, thanksgiving and good food," said Irfan, a lawyer with Square D Company in Palatine. "It is a sin for a Muslim to fast on Eid."
There was no danger of any one fasting or going hungry at the Irfan residence.
Because Irfan, his wife and in-laws are originally from India, Indian foods filled a counter in the kitchen.
"We call this our Indian feast," said Irfan, who wore a kurta — a long tunic-like shirt.
The family and guests helped themselves to biryani — flavored rice with lamb and green beans — and chicken kabob.
After the meal they went down to the basement to pray. Muslims are required to pray five times a day throughout the year.
Then they climbed upstairs for the most enjoyable part of the evening — exchanging gifts in the living room.
Good-natured gifts
A string of colored lights adorned the mantle of the fireplace. Beneath the mantle stood a row of gift bags, gleaming in the light.
"Shua, you are the youngest. You must open your presents first," said Asma Ahmed, the girl's mother and Irfan's sister-in-law.
The girl reluctantly grabbed one of the bags and pulled out a painted bowl made by her cousin.
"Zuhair, go open your present," said his mother, Rana Irfan.
Zuhair took one of the bags to his chair, pulled out an object wrapped in tissue paper, opened the paper and took out a pair of sunglasses.
The room shook with laughter and clapping as he put the glasses on his face, giving him a movie star allure.
"Now it's my turn," said Irfan, pulling out his gift and holding up a sweater. "It's just what I want. And it's in my size, too. Small!"
Irfan's joke was met with shouting and laughter, as his body is anything but small.
Meanwhile, Maimoona Khan of Glen Ellyn, also of Indian descent, went to a potluck dinner at her mother's house in Glen Ellyn. That morning she went to the Eid prayer service at a mosque in Villa Park. After the service, people embraced and wished one another well.
"Eid is a happy time for Muslims," Khan said. "But I also feel an ache in my heart at the end of Ramadan because it was a time that brought us closer to God and to each other."
Najam Kazi of Wheaton invited 20 people to her Eid celebration. For the first time, she prepared leg of lamb for her Eid dinner.
Kazi, originally from India, said that this year the joy she usually felt at Eid was marred by the Oct. 8 earthquake in Pakistan.
"A lot of people were killed, and I felt sad by that, even though the spirit of Eid is still there for me."
We love the suet,
We love the suet,
We love the suet,
and suet loves us !
Tallow, tallow,
sweet lamb tallow,
after Ramadan fast,
sweetly flowing down my mouth
We love the suet,
We love the suet,
We love the suet,
and suet loves us,
Tallow for breakfast,
Tallow for lunch,
Tallow for dinner
on and on,
I enjoy being so humble
until I gain the grace of Allah !
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i...i....
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Mujke, jes' da su glupi vicevi ali evo ti još jedan dokaz koliko vas svet voli.....
Check this out !
Check this out !
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Muslim Women:
Another Great Original By: JACK
(Q) Why Do MUSLIM Women Cover Their Faces?
(A) They think Cover-up means Cover Girl.
(A) To hide their Bad Breath.
(A) To hide the Camel Piss stains on their teeth.
(A) To avoid public ridicule for being so ******* ugly.
(A) To hide the fact they are Inbred Baboon decedents.
(A) To avoid being a look alike Martha Stewart Clone Doll.
(A) To hide their shame they are a Muslim and part of the biggest group of terrorist in the world
Another Great Original By: JACK
(Q) Why Do MUSLIM Women Cover Their Faces?
(A) They think Cover-up means Cover Girl.
(A) To hide their Bad Breath.
(A) To hide the Camel Piss stains on their teeth.
(A) To avoid public ridicule for being so ******* ugly.
(A) To hide the fact they are Inbred Baboon decedents.
(A) To avoid being a look alike Martha Stewart Clone Doll.
(A) To hide their shame they are a Muslim and part of the biggest group of terrorist in the world
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hohoho. hihihihihih.... bas si me zasmejao Zarathustra, jos se smijem, hohohohohohohoh....
No da se vratim samo na jedno...
Ovaj nas hrnjica pokusava da handri sa nekim glupostima kako smo mi eto ratnicki narod, kako smo genocidan i kojekakve gluposti, a ne vidi da pomenuta profesorica sa pocetka price bi trebala da se pozabavi fenomenom mrze "bosnjaka" prema srbima..
Nisam nigdje procitao vid mrznje a kamoli vidio kako je kad "bosnjaci" mrze srbe, na kraju krajeva i ova tema navodi na to..
Koliko god neko raspravljao o tome da su srbi ovo ili ono, MRZNJA CE DA VAS POJEDE..
Prema tome, sto vise mrzite vecu nam uslugu cinite.. Komsije muslimani, tacnije nekad braco srbi, sada poturice, sto vise mrzite vise ce vas Allah uzimati sebi..
Samo nastavite i gusite se u svoj svojoj mrznji prema srbima..
Insalah...
No da se vratim samo na jedno...
Ovaj nas hrnjica pokusava da handri sa nekim glupostima kako smo mi eto ratnicki narod, kako smo genocidan i kojekakve gluposti, a ne vidi da pomenuta profesorica sa pocetka price bi trebala da se pozabavi fenomenom mrze "bosnjaka" prema srbima..
Nisam nigdje procitao vid mrznje a kamoli vidio kako je kad "bosnjaci" mrze srbe, na kraju krajeva i ova tema navodi na to..
Koliko god neko raspravljao o tome da su srbi ovo ili ono, MRZNJA CE DA VAS POJEDE..
Prema tome, sto vise mrzite vecu nam uslugu cinite.. Komsije muslimani, tacnije nekad braco srbi, sada poturice, sto vise mrzite vise ce vas Allah uzimati sebi..
Samo nastavite i gusite se u svoj svojoj mrznji prema srbima..
Insalah...
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nikad mi nismo bili niti cemo biti braca..a po srpstvu posebno,jer da smo braca nebi se klali,odnosno nebi nas klali i nama je smrtna uvreda da nas poredite sa vama po bilo kojem pitanju..razlikujemo se kao nebo i zemlja
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Grandfather:
mujo,aj dovedi Hasu i Fatu na forum
Ne moz' fata. Brav sa zavezanim levim jajetom joj ga je zaglavio, pa ne moze da mu ga odglavi...
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hrnjica mujo:
Tacno, sa malom razlikom....mi smo nebo, a vi ste POD zemljom
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hrnjica mujo:
Polako, tek cemo da vas koljemo... a i vi... krivi noz vam sluzi za ljustenje luka....
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sad jomini nedijeli savjete i upozorenje nego se smije iza zavjese
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niti bi delili na nekom vašem forumu....
ako hoćeš da pljuješ po srbima i srbiji imaš forum na kome je to dozvoljeno,ako hoćeš reći ću ti kako se zove...pljuješ pa cmizdriš kad ti se vrati istom merom...mujice ne ide to tako
ako hoćeš da pljuješ po srbima i srbiji imaš forum na kome je to dozvoljeno,ako hoćeš reći ću ti kako se zove...pljuješ pa cmizdriš kad ti se vrati istom merom...mujice ne ide to tako
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Ajd nemo' da zvalavis ko pitchka, nego pricaj koji vam je specijalitet bio sa krivim nozom, narocito na srpskoj deci. Jel' ti mislis da su ovde retardi, ima ljudi koji su vas dobro zapamtili u proslom ratu.
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Jel mujo,kako to da vi niste koljaci a toliko ste zlocina pocinili,pa i svoje ste pobili na markalama ???
A ako ti deda nije bio Srbin onda je bio hrvat
A ako ti deda nije bio Srbin onda je bio hrvat
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Da bi mladji i neiskusniji forumasi znali sta su poturice il' bosnjaci , izreka koju pamte svi Srbi sa tog prostora: "Stavi poturicu u dzak, sedi na njega i sa drugim divani i pi kavu. I onaj u dzaku i onaj prekoputa o tebi misle isto". Tek da se ne zaboravi...
, izreka koju pamte svi Srbi sa tog prostora: "Stavi poturicu u dzak, sedi na njega i sa drugim divani i pi kavu. I onaj u dzaku i onaj prekoputa o tebi misle isto". Tek da se ne zaboravi...
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To je dobra pouka za Srbe iz Beograda ovi drugi uglavnom znaju o cemu se radi.
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Mrs u PLM turski smra*e !!!! Nedo bog da jos nesto napises !!!! Inace izvinjavam se svim muslimanima unapred (ovo se neodnosi na njih vec samo na ovog klosara hrnjica muju !!! ) !!! Ako jos budes nesto napisao videces stace biti !!!
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