salaam alaykum all,
Was anyone at the festival on the weekend? The MEF event not the "Turkish" one. I was disgusted to find the only prayer area for women on saturday was a change room with the qibla facing the toilets! There was a tent all set up for the men but nothing for the women. I think it is terrible that an islamic event cannot get organised enough to provide a space for the women to pray. they were however organised enough to collect the money from everyone on entry!
Sorry just letting off some steam.
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22-Nov-2004 08:15 AM
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22-Nov-2004 09:57 AM
Assalamu Alaikum
I didn't attend the Broadmeadows festival on the weekend so from what i have heard about it I am happy that i didn't.
They (the organisers) need to get their act together.
The thing that never ceases to amaze me is that whenever there is an islamic event and they lack in certain areas why is it that the female areas are the areas that lack and not the male area now that is something that I would like to know. Dont us woman have the right to have appropriate and comfortable places to pray in also considering that we woman generally have our children and babies with us at these times also which should be taken into account.
Wasalam
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22-Nov-2004 03:57 PM
My wife told me she prayed once in the IISNA stall as they didn't have a women's prayer area... maybe the festival will be only for men soon, like our masajid even though the susters' hjave the mosts islamic stalls.
Also I noticed that the brothers from IISNA didn't do as much on stage stuff... a lot of the da'wah was done without the mic in the prayer area.THE PURPOSE OF LIFE:
“And I (Allaah) created not the jinn and mankind except that they should worship Me (Alone)”
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22-Nov-2004 05:20 PM
I have never attended a festival that I found "Islamic", and I am suprised people actually attend expecting it to be Islamic.
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18-Dec-2007 03:07 PM
What really annoys me about the "Muslim" Eid Festival,
Is how it is mix not only that, I don’t mind, I do understand the organizers are doing a great job, jazahum Allah keer, of course they can't run too "Eid festivals" all at once one for women and the other for men, pretty hard. but that doesn't really matters, what matters to me and got me so angry and frustrated about their "Muslim" Eid festival", there are way too much fittnaa which is not suitable for my heart and others, however I have not being going there for a very long time because as you know Allah knows what will happen to my heart when I am back home.
From what I have seen:
fights,
dressing in approupert
, teens kissing
, I can not walk and close my eyes
, I do understand that it's Eid and everyone is happy but they should show some respect to our Islamic Eid Festival.
There are limits for every thing in life. I really needed to say this because I did not want to lay it in my heart its not something samall, so here is the best opportunity spit it out.
may ALLAH stratghten us all
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18-Dec-2007 04:47 PM
Don’t you ever wonder why we have disasters (earthquakes, sunamies, wars, etc in our Islam Countries?
I strongly believe its Allah's anger on the uhmma.
I know a hadith on this issue but I can't remember it very well.
I am sure some of you might have heard of it somewhere.
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18-Dec-2007 05:57 PM
will anyone be going to the broadi festa this eid?
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18-Dec-2007 06:00 PM

Best to just keep away and avoid the fitnahWhatever written of Truth and benefit is only due to Allah’s Assistance and Guidance, and whatever of error is of me alone. Allah Alone Knows Best and He is the Only Source of Strength.
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18-Dec-2007 06:11 PM
I am not trying to say I don't go to any of the festivals, but I am hoping I will if the one in Preston is open. its much cleaner
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19-Dec-2007 05:34 PM
don't worry sis..preston will be having theirs inshallah!
but they are not doing it in the same place as before, in fact it's near northlandin front of myer!
inshallah it would be good!!
dunno if i'm going to broady...i might tho allah a3lem... what ever allah brings it's the best!Religion is all about moral character; therefore, whoever beats you in character beats you in religion."
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19-Dec-2007 09:14 PM
InshaAllah, I'll be in Broady on Sunday. ^^
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Can't break free until I let it go...
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20-Dec-2007 12:57 PM
Thanks sis for not ignoring, I was hoping someone kindly would write it up.
And here you are.
salamyyy
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20-Dec-2007 01:14 PM
I did not say its Allah's anger!

ps:I know lots of people don’t seem to agree with my first replay, but what can I do this is the reality of it, i know the truth hurts .
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20-Dec-2007 02:01 PM
Well, I did but I don’t mean it that way, not literally, astaghfirooallah please don’t get me wrong.
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11-Oct-2008 12:41 PM
a.s
we'll first of all i strongly disagree going to the eid festival whic hwas already held,
the reason is, not that im anti anything, though i dont agree going to a festival which most profit will go to one mans hand, ive heard and "yes" its true a man named Muhammed who organises the events pockets up to $200,000 dollars each year from the festival.
this should be a community event, not a single mans event.
The turkish festival is a festival running for about 15 years so far, and is backed up by the Meadow Heights mosque, which they organise the event, also is Ilim Colleges Admin. They make very little profit, and that profit goes towards the community mosque. better then going to a mans pocket,
Any festival is fine to me beside that eid festival,
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11-Oct-2008 02:38 PM
yeah id prefer going turk one than any of the others and i went to all the others. Did anyone see the ridiculous fight last sunday night? so much for islamic gathering lol. every year theres something . . .
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