Shandana Minhas May 8, 2008
#74 Posted by smohkim on June 29, 2008 12:06:29 pm
Well written, but then again, the idea of getting a point through doesn't really work out enough. Appears more of a remnant; yes that of a woman making her way out of her grave instead of someone been beaten the life out.
The point here should have been to put forward Violence in a way that it appeals rather make people sympathize with the character (Woman).
Nonetheless neatly written.
Regards,
Sardar Mohkim Khan
The point here should have been to put forward Violence in a way that it appeals rather make people sympathize with the character (Woman).
Nonetheless neatly written.
Regards,
Sardar Mohkim Khan
#71 Posted by Leadenwinter on May 16, 2008 8:20:53 am
Perhaps its wiser to legalise only the beating of women who identify themselves as Muslims.. and let all the normal people get on with their lives... after all ... they surely must as Muslim women condone themselves being given a good beating now and them...
#70 Posted by shandana on May 15, 2008 8:53:17 pm
hello she is the cheese :) good to hear you read it. looking forward to reading yours one day. when do i get to see you in a context that does not involve the consumption of coffee and cookies or a long long plane trip? love to the moose.
#69 Posted by tahmed32 on May 15, 2008 11:59:05 am
anNy: I wondered what happened to you 6 years ago - you had mentioned some incident just before you stopped writing, and I was hoping all was well with you.
Good to see you back - you were among the best chowk posters.
Good to see you back - you were among the best chowk posters.
#68 Posted by Eklavya on May 15, 2008 8:46:33 am
yes, anNy, we have grown older but not necessarily colder.
If you have time, you should consider re-starting your 'what are you reading series?' here.
If you have time, you should consider re-starting your 'what are you reading series?' here.
#67 Posted by anNy on May 15, 2008 8:24:36 am
6 years later and chowk retains it er, magic...:)
shandana, i hope you wont mind my referring to the book here.. i had a friend post tunnel vision from home since it wasnt to be found here and would you believe it, book actually got to me safe and sound... ayesha is stuck in my head and she wont leave
shandana, i hope you wont mind my referring to the book here.. i had a friend post tunnel vision from home since it wasnt to be found here and would you believe it, book actually got to me safe and sound... ayesha is stuck in my head and she wont leave
#66 Posted by tahir on May 14, 2008 11:17:19 am
Re: # 64
And how do Indian alpha-males behave? Have you been able to prevent all the bride-burning episodes in India?
And how do Indian alpha-males behave? Have you been able to prevent all the bride-burning episodes in India?
#65 Posted by tahir on May 14, 2008 11:14:46 am
Re: # 63
ABCD, why must Krishna concern himself with 'halaal' and 'haraam'?
ABCD, why must Krishna concern himself with 'halaal' and 'haraam'?
#64 Posted by juv on May 14, 2008 3:46:37 am
love it. aslam is a good instance of the creature that is the pakistani male.
#63 Posted by krishna_abcd on May 13, 2008 2:53:22 pm
#60 Salim_Chauhan
[Thank you for your extensive research on the subject. I am impressed by the number of different translations that you have read. ]
You mean the translations that mention that beating your wife is "halal"? Thanks.
[Thank you for your extensive research on the subject. I am impressed by the number of different translations that you have read. ]
You mean the translations that mention that beating your wife is "halal"? Thanks.
#62 Posted by krishna_abcd on May 13, 2008 2:39:54 pm
#58 harish_hyd
[AFAIK, Shandana is a Christian. BTW, why are you picking on her? ]
AFAIK, I asked her a question. Whether she is Muslim. Why is that "picking on her"?
[AFAIK, Shandana is a Christian. BTW, why are you picking on her? ]
AFAIK, I asked her a question. Whether she is Muslim. Why is that "picking on her"?
#61 Posted by tahir on May 13, 2008 10:58:50 am
Re: # 60
Mr. Chauhan,
There are websites for these comparisons!
Although I am glad (al-hamdu lilah) that people are now in the comparison mode at CHOWK, quoting so many does not mean one has read them all. And reading all translations does not mean one has grasped the inner truth of ayahs or understood the translators' tilts.
Regards.
Mr. Chauhan,
There are websites for these comparisons!
Although I am glad (al-hamdu lilah) that people are now in the comparison mode at CHOWK, quoting so many does not mean one has read them all. And reading all translations does not mean one has grasped the inner truth of ayahs or understood the translators' tilts.
Regards.
#60 Posted by Salim_Chauhan on May 13, 2008 9:21:23 am
Krishna,
Thank you for your extensive research on the subject. I am impressed by the number of different translations that you have read.
Thank you for your extensive research on the subject. I am impressed by the number of different translations that you have read.
#59 Posted by ana on May 13, 2008 6:44:53 am
why does Shandana's religion matter. Does what she wrote have anything to do with religion?
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