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Posted: 14 years ago

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Uh Well. This brings in following of religion too, because different religion has different perspective regarding this issue. Since I am a Muslim, we call these ghosts 'Jin'.
According to the religion of Islam, Jins are of two types. One is the Muslim Jin and other is Non Muslim Jin, like how people are Muslim and Non Muslim.
Jins do exist.The good ones dont say you anything and the not-too-good ones trouble you. Its mentioned in our Holy Book Quran. And there's mosque also made addressing them in Saudi Arabia. So I do believe Gins are present, and I am really scared of them too.
Total my perspective, and total Islamic view. :D

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Summer3

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Posted: 14 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: zorrro
We had one ghost...crazy sunny... in this forum but MIA since a long time 🤓 May have attained Moksha 😕

Nah he did not go that far, he became a Alien😆

Edited by Summer3 - 14 years ago

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Posted: 14 years ago

#23

Aj ki raat...koi aane ko hai... baba re baba re baba... owww! 🤡

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Summer3

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Posted: 14 years ago

#24

The Chinese believe that according to their lunar calendar this is the "Ghost" month when the spirits roam free and prayers are offered to departed souls.

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Summer3

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Posted: 14 years ago

#25

Came across this news

THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK - When her husband told her that he would die in a fire before Hari Raya, Rusmawati Kamarudin, 29, took it as just another joke from her jovial partner.

Little did she expect that the joke would become a reality last Sunday night, reported Harian Metro.

Her husband, mechanic Tuan Mat Samsol Tuan Ismail, 35, was burnt to death when the car he was in crashed and overturned before catching fire in Pasir Puteh, Kelantan.

His three friends, Mohd Iqram Ismail, 28, Zuraidi Zakaria, 17, and Mohd Nazirul Munir Mohd Nasir, 18, who were also in the car, escaped with minor injuries.

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fantasy_evil96

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: Summer3
Came across this news

THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK - When her husband told her that he would die in a fire before Hari Raya, Rusmawati Kamarudin, 29, took it as just another joke from her jovial partner.

Little did she expect that the joke would become a reality last Sunday night, reported Harian Metro.

Her husband, mechanic Tuan Mat Samsol Tuan Ismail, 35, was burnt to death when the car he was in crashed and overturned before catching fire in Pasir Puteh, Kelantan.

His three friends, Mohd Iqram Ismail, 28, Zuraidi Zakaria, 17, and Mohd Nazirul Munir Mohd Nasir, 18, who were also in the car, escaped with minor injuries.

gasp. some things are better left unsaid..