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chucknorris

@chucknorris

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Was it really so offensive that even BB made it a point ?

I'm not a Muslim, nor an arabic speaker but from what I understand it is usually said when you see something evil happening. At that moment Ashka and others were attacking Imam. Imam probably wanted to stay away from being provoked and thus he uttered those words.

Can some one please tell me if it what's going on ? Am I missing something ? Because Ashka and others have constatnly called Imam a "shaitan" amongst other words that could be deemed equally bad. What about the time when Ashka said that Imam talks about game/nominations more than he remembers god ?

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Forever-KA

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Posted: 13 years ago

This is a phrase which a Muslim uses when he or she faces adverse situations. It basically praises God/Allah and the idea is to remember the greatness of Allah at time of need or when you face an adverse situation.

I dont know what is going on but if anyone has used this to corner Imam then that person needs to shut up and get his or her facts right. You can call other shiataan but then have the audacity to act as a victim. Shame on such people.

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- This is a common phrase that literally means 'There is no change nor power except by means of God'. This expression is often said when a Muslim is seized by a calamity or situation beyond their control

- All in all, the Muslim should frequently utter this phrase because there is much goodness in it and Allaah The Almighty may remove many difficulties through it.

Edited by King-Anu - 13 years ago

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chucknorris

@chucknorris

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Posted: 13 years ago

Why is biggboss making such a big deal out of it then ??

really ? I could point out things that are so bad on the show, including the double meaning jokes made by the idiot host.

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-shabz-

@-shabz-

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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: King-Anu
This is a phrase which a Muslim uses when he or she faces adverse situations. It basically praises God/Allah and the idea is to remember the greatness of Allah at time of need or when you face an adverse situation.

I dont know what is going on but if anyone has used this to corner Imam then that person needs to shut up and get his or her facts right. You can call other shiataan but then have the audacity to act as a victim. Shame on such people.

Here is more detail

- This is a common phrase that literally means 'There is no change nor power except by means of God'. This expression is often said when a Muslim is seized by a calamity or situation beyond their control

- All in all, the Muslim should frequently utter this phrase because there is much goodness in it and Allaah The Almighty may remove many difficulties through it.

👏 i was about to post a reply but you said it all.

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aakash1234

@aakash1234

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Posted: 13 years ago

I think that was the line Imam said before saying the nasty word to her.. That's why they showed Aashka saying that in the main episode..

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gangnamstyle

@gangnamstyle

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Posted: 13 years ago

its a v common word. theres no "harm" in saying so. and im a devoted Muslim.

plus they shud hve made an issue of kan**** billi. THAT ws offensive. and stupid sapna thot he ws saying khanjar (dagger) billi.

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791198

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Posted: 13 years ago

Well... what was so offensive about that then? The way Shaska got bent out of shape, I thought Imam called them the C word.😆

Rai ka pahar banana toh koi Aashka maata se seekhe.😆

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Forever-KA

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Posted: 13 years ago

Even kanjar billi is not that offensive (considering what dinosaur has uttered to Imam). Again that was a spin by imam haters.

As I explained in other topic kanjar is a group of people who make living through petty crimes. Therefore its main meaning is a low life.

It does mean prostitute in punjabi areas as there some kanjars are involved in such acitivities. People like me never ever heard of that meaning and Imam did not see it in that context and therefore his suprise.

As usual it was spun to make him look bad.

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BlueGremlin626

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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: King-Anu
This is a phrase which a Muslim uses when he or she faces adverse situations. It basically praises God/Allah and the idea is to remember the greatness of Allah at time of need or when you face an adverse situation.

I dont know what is going on but if anyone has used this to corner Imam then that person needs to shut up and get his or her facts right. You can call other shiataan but then have the audacity to act as a victim. Shame on such people.

Here is more detail

- This is a common phrase that literally means 'There is no change nor power except by means of God'. This expression is often said when a Muslim is seized by a calamity or situation beyond their control

- All in all, the Muslim should frequently utter this phrase because there is much goodness in it and Allaah The Almighty may remove many difficulties through it.