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Muslim Geniuses Baba Ali & iPoet Host Free Marriage Webinar, 'How To Know If They Are The One?'

Posted by Zaufishan events, free stuff, marriage, online networking, the idawah Saturday, February 26, 2011

In the name of God, compassionate & merciful بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمنِ الرَّحِيمِ | Peace be with you السلام عليكم

How To Know If They Are The One?

Many young Muslims STRUGGLE to spot their potential spouse. So, how do you REALLY know if they are the ONE? Our hereafter (akhirah) will be greatly influenced by who we marry, do you agree?

In this Unique Marriage iWebinar:
- Baba Ali will share a NEVER HEARD before personal marriage experience!
- You'll see why it is a BIG MUST to ask your potential spouse relevant questions!
- Aaqib Ahmed, the founder of iPOET, will share his start up plans for the iMARRIAGE Project!
- And how iMARRIAGE aims to bridge the gap between Islam & culture through the wisdom of scholars!

MUXLIM Viewers: Check out the {"How To Know?" YT trailer} by brother Ali.

Register for this FREE online event by clicking
{iPoet and Baba Ali @ eventbrite.com}

Common questions answered:

1) Where is the iWebinar going to be?
We'll keep you in the e-mail loop insha'Allah and after you register we'll send you the iWebinar ONLINE Location Link.

2) Will the iWebinar hosts be able to answer my Islamic Marriage Questions?
Subhan'Allah, both brothers Ali and Aaqib are not Islamic Scholars, but we will handpick the most suitable questions to answer.

3) How can I support this iWebinar?
Please share this post on Fb and Twitter, and encourage your friends offline to visit the registration page, and share that link with their contacts inshaAllah.

4) When I register through e-mail it says I need to print out the ticket, do I need to?
No. But save that email. Once you register, keep an eye out for our e-mail in which we'll send you the online location link.

Special thanks to the official sponsors and iWebinar partners of "How To Know?"

1) Elan Magazine
{read Elan's feature on HalfOurDeen - Revolutionizing Matchmaking for Muslims}
2) Muslim Community Fund
3) Muslimness
4) UCL ISoc

Date: Sunday, March 13, 9:00 PM - 10:00 PM (GMT) Convert starting times to your timezone
Venue: Online
Speakers: Baba Ali (Ummah Films) & Aaqib (iPoet)

For questions or potential partnership queries contact: ipoet_dawah@hotmail.com

Register online NOW @ {iPoet and Baba Ali @ eventbrite.com}

Best wishes and duas,

iPOET & Baba Ali
www.halfourdeen.com - A Unique Muslim Matrimony Site
www.islamicpoet.com - Poetry, Leadership & Social Media Growth for Young Muslims

Terrific Tweets Of Muslimness

Posted by Muslimness online networking, terrific tweets Saturday, December 05, 2009

Too Many Muslim Networks?!

Posted by Muslimness muslim blogs, online networking, Social-Media, Social-Networking, technology, websites Wednesday, October 28, 2009

In the name of God, compassionate & merciful بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمنِ الرَّحِيمِ | Peace be with you السلام عليكم

First came Yahoo Geocities, the recently deceased (on Oct 26th) website space for nerds to express their erm, personalities through the medium of uploads! Myspace, Facebook and Twitter and a bunch of other networks followed. And hurray for YouTube's stupid talentless channels. Yayyyyy.

Then the Muslims caught on.

I'm a full on advocate for networking and meeting people: Go out there, share your ideas and what not. But why oh why oh why, must there be a 'religious' version of social networks? Do we people of faith need to bless our Tweets and switch our Myspace loyalty to Myduniya? Whaffor?! I think it's awesome that Muslim web designers and entrepreneurs are branching out their skills but my suggestion would be create something NEW.

To explain my networking dilemma these are the non-muslimness networks I'm a member of - albeit not a regular user, you know, I have an actual life in the real world with actual people -

That isn't even every network so there's an overload straight away. Onto some the networks with the Muslimness twist:

I wouldn't even classify all of them as 'muslim' per se. Just search 'Muslim networks' and you'll see my point. Which one's are more popular? Which ones are more trusting, more 'muslim', easy to use, helpful? Masha'Allah, it's totally awesome that there are THAT many, but do we need THAT many? Local inter-city networks are practical, international copycats, not so.

I see the irony too in my anti-muslim-networking yet severe addiction towards them. Eh, there's a talentless nerd under these glasses and headscarf too.

Personally I'd love to see a 'Muslim' platform where I could consolidate all the above networks and stamp that with 'Muslimness'. That hasn't been done yet and it would be a huge winner with larger companies. So if you're reading Mr Muslim Man with too much time on his hands, get a'working on that.

This is just my opinion, so I'd love to hear what you think of new Muslim networks. Are you a member of them? Will you join them? And will you sign my guestbook please so I have 300 comments within the next 24 hrs and beat last week's record...?

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By: The Misanthrope
Peace & respect ★