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United Muslim Voices Resonating Throughout the Globe: How Many Lives Must Be Wasted In Order To Improve the Quality of Life In Sulu?
How Many Lives Must Be Wasted In Order To Improve the Quality of Life In Sulu?
http://www.petitiononline.com/IQSM1719/petition.html
Barakallaahu fiykum Ahlus Suluk for your quotable quote which I dared to rephrase fillah; and to the faithful Muslima (THEY may not know YOU =) but absolutely ALLAH swt will never forget YOU) whom I visited at Maghrib… Continue
Posted on October 7, 2009 at 6:04pm —
Human security law, human rights concerns
Opinion
Written by Warina Sushil A. Jukuy
Monday, 06 August 2007 Originally posted by The Amana Media Initiative
The Philippines Human Security Act gives rise to security and insecurity. The spirit of security is relevant to the possible innocent targets as well as the tragic victims of terrorism. On one hand, many of us are even sighing in relief: at last, the Philippines' criminal law is now armed with lethal teeth.
On the other… Continue
Posted on May 29, 2009 at 1:44pm —
Why Pinoys & Pinays Work Abroad For Measly 250 USD
By Warina Sushil Jukuy
Tuesday, May 20, 2008 09:19:02 AM
Out of the more than 88.6 million population in the Philippines today, are you one among the 27 million (Eiler, IBON, NSO and SWP statistics vary) Filipinos who are either jobless or economically unproductive”? Or do you belong to the “undocumented yet number” of Pinoys who either “work or aspire to work as DH or private tutor abroad” for a measly salary of “250 USD?”
If s… Continue
Posted on May 29, 2009 at 1:39pm —
Will History Allow A Moro To Sit in Malacańang By 2010?
Could Atty Adel Tamano Be Our Next Obama?
By Warina Sushil A. Jukuy
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I personally believe that an “impact” on non-Muslims and a “positive outcome in favor of Muslims-Moros” vis-à-vis discrimination against the latter (Muslims-Moros) -so to speak -will only be significant when the First Muslim-Moro Filipino State P… Continue
Posted on May 28, 2009 at 6:06pm —
A Tribute To The Intrepid Kris
by Warina Sushil A. Jukuy
The Crescent glows resplendent
Alas! the Kalis tis now broken!
Is this the same ancient Kris?
Seems alien now, how strange
(To my bleary memory forgotten)
What is the nature of this Rapier?
Forged from the First Falcate
Created in its pristine state
Rust too meek to even graze
Dared to touch solely by palms chaste
Who has dared break such sacred relic?
Staunch defenders been overcome by Slumber
No sentinel ever borne with reckl… Continue
Posted on May 28, 2009 at 6:00pm —
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Yeah, I took the photo of the Masjid in Jolo.
Cheers!
Al
mindanaoexaminer.com
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Yes, once when I arrived in Jolo at predawn and looked out; I was awed with the silhouette of mountains and hills silently looming in the backdrop as magnificent protective shield of Lupah Sug. Masha'ALLAH.
Thanks much, AL. Magsukul ra isab kaymu!
Warina
Took the photos from a boat at around 5.30 in the morning, the original shot was then edited to make it appear a little older and put some shades of light brown because I wanted it to look a little older.
The best place to take photos of the magnificent Tulay mosque is from the sea in the morning because it is covered in mist which disappears in few hours as the sun rises from the mountain.
Please feel free to use the photos and share.
Magsukol!
Al
aljacinto.com