http://jannah.org/blog A Travelogue of Life Mon, 25 Aug 2008 18:03:28 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I saw this film twice, once at home and once in the movie theater and loved it. I don't know much about the "real history" although it seems quite disputed. However, my father is from India and quite scholarly about that stuff so I asked him quite a bit about ... http://jannah.org/blog/archives/131 EVERYONE NEEDS TO WATCH THIS. Amazing how they do this stuff. http://www.muslimadvocates.org/get_involved/got_rights.html Watch how easy it is to trap ordinary Muslims. This is exactly how they do it. Poor Muslims invite them into their homes and serve them tea. This is exactly what my mom would do! :( Have to ... http://jannah.org/blog/archives/130 Some days I just want to take off my hijab and wear a cute outfit and walk around outside and be a different person. Just be a normal person where no one looks at me weird and where maybe a cute guy in the grocery store says hi and talks ... http://jannah.org/blog/archives/128 Cairo - Al Qahira - City Victorious Part I Cairo, Al-Qahira, City Victorious, City of a Thousand Minarets, Islamic Cairo, Fatamid Cairo, Ancient Cairo, New Cairo. "You would be mistaken if you think of Cairo as one city, because it is not", said Leyla as she deftly changed gears and ... http://jannah.org/blog/archives/126 Son of Mountains My Life as a Kurd and a Terror Suspect A Review By Huma Ahmad When I first heard about this book I thought it would be a detailed play-by-play of the cat and mouse game of the FBI versus the author and how he finally ended up in prison. Then I ... http://jannah.org/blog/archives/125