To day is my birthday and and i have a wish peach be upon every one in this world

My breach with Islam started as far back as I could discern things. More to the point, I never embraced Islam in the first place, although I was born and raised in a Muslim family.

For one thing, I had a very difficult time following a so-called religion whose founder and followers had butchered my ancestors, raped and sold our women, burned our libraries, and destroyed our magnificent culture. Islam was forced down the throats of Iranians with the sword of Allah. In my heart, I never considered myself a Muslim. However, I didn’t reveal this until later in life for fear of retribution by radical Muslims.

Sharia law stipulates that any Muslim who turns his back on Islam should be given a chance to revert to the faith. For an unrepentant male apostate, death is the proscribed punishment and life imprisonment for the female apostate.

“Kill whoever changes his religion.” __Sahih al-Bukhari 9:84:57

Islam considers an apostate as a person who unilaterally breaks the covenant he has made with the faith. An apostate is condemned as guilty of turning his back on Allah’s immutable eternal religion.

I came to the realization that the root cause of my peoples’ degradation and suffering was Islam. It was a creed imposed on an enlightened, tolerant and free people at the point of the sword by savages hailing from the Arabian Peninsula during the seventh century with promises of booty and women in this world and glorious eternal sensual rewards in the promised paradise of Allah in the next. With each passing day, I rejoice more and more in my good fortune; in my ability to avoid the yoke of Islamic slavery and its blinders that imprisons a billion and half people by walls of superstition, hatred of others, and a celebration of death.
Iranian Muslims are victims of the Islamic virus that has destroyed in them their traditional respect for diversity. It is the Iranian ancient fundamental belief in the validity and value of diversity that is , the unconditional respect for the complete rights of all the people of the world (an anathema to the Islamists’ credo) that has held the nation together over the millennia. Although Islam was imposed on Iran some 1,400 years ago, Iranians deeply value their own ancient non-Arab identity and have never fully surrendered to the Arab culture.
The 2009 protests were just as much against the Islamic Republic as they were about Shi’a Islam. In fact, much of it was against Islam itself. People have experienced what a primitive and defective system of belief Islam is and aim to abandon it for good. Many will still hang on to it to some extent for some time. Yet, a great many would simply leave Islam and even actively oppose it.

Things Islamic not only did not resonate with me, they often clashed head on with what I valued and loved. What appealed to me and even enchanted me were more often than not, taboo in Islam or anathema to the creed. I loved life, beauty in all its forms, poetry, ancient Iranian culture and traditions. I loved laughter, celebrations of joy such as birthdays; our yearly festivities of Nowruz, my favorite, lasts for thirteen days. Nowruz, this ancient festival, has been celebrated for thousands of years by my people; it ushers in the spring, welcomes renewal of life, and expresses optimism for the year ahead to bless us with good health, abundant food, family, and friends in the land of a civilized and free 

Please Allah create my future life a true man and I wanna to be good man .

youth club: Good news for our nation

youth club: Good news for our nation: "The World Bank has decided to come back to the Padma bridges. All the while they are at the decision jaika edibisaha other donors. " ...

Good news for our nation

"The World Bank has decided to come back to the Padma bridges. All the while they are at the decision jaika edibisaha other donors. "

Allegations of corruption in the World Bank to be canceled this project rnacukti pherate the Government of Bangladesh and the World Bank, the two sides 'discounted' by the Finance Minister Abul Maal Abdul Muhith told journalists dupurei.

Ambassador hopes, Thursday ratei World Bank in this regard will be formally announced; corruption charges in the two and a half months ago by Padma multi-awaited project funding was canceled.

The World Bank has formally announced Friday night that the Finance Minister told reporters that, "I hope, there will sukhabara within you."

This is coming in a few days to a World Bank delegation said, who signed the MOU with the ACC to investigate allegations of corruption.

In September last year on corruption charges after a pause of some of the funding agencies, which have not been met rnacukti the cancellation of the final decision.

World Bank concluded that the government's violent reaction from the government, but after trying to run this project in their pherate.

As part of the former Communications Minister Syed Abul Hossain resigned, the former secretary Mosharraf Hossain Bhuiyan bridge, go to vacation. Click to go to the government khabarao project integriti ayadabhaijara masiura multiple sources said, though he declined to release it.

World Bank in terms of the four conditions (masiurera go on vacation) in Washington to discuss Padma bridge project after coming back to the path of multilateral donor agencies have been created in order calachila speculation.

Foreign Affairs Adviser to the Prime Minister's visit to Washington in gaohara Rizvi, who is in Washington to discuss with officials of the company headquarters. The World Bank's resident representative in Washington, Alan goldasteina to taking part in the discussion and understanding.

Akaramula ambassador who said, "Today (Thursday) morning gaohara level Rizvi has been with me. I have a meeting with officials of the World Bank. "

Finance Minister told journalists at noon, announced by the World Bank, that any moment '. Bangkok for understanding the world, as well as some 'discount' has.

Rahman holiday masiura question of the Minister of Health said, "Padma setusaha government has no financial involvement in any of the masiura government."

In the first half of last year's election promise to build Padma Bridge World Bank, edibi, aidibi and jaikara rnacukti with the government. The 91 km-long double-deck rail and road bridge 6 million dollars to build the design. The acquisition of land.

The projects were approved in Canada for the initial qualification examination esaenasi labhalinera corruption accusations against the country by the World Bank, it was with the last year suspended the rnacukti September 1, 0 million dollars.

Accusations of corruption in World Bank projects coming from the government rejected it. Projects sanslistadera resignation / leave and sent to the government's investigation into the activities of the World Bank Group to meet the conditions had not been any reflection, however, stuck with the project.

Did not comply with the terms of the World Bank Group has announced the cancellation of rnacukti sarakarapradhanasaha violent reaction from the leader of the group. World Bank said the attack.

World Bank with its own financing to construct the Padma Bridge is mantrisabhayao. The World Bank has suspended the agreement after discussing the project with the Government of Malaysia.

World Bank to be discussed again in the face, which is expected to start in the achievement of success Muhith Finance Minister.

World Bank's positive decision is coming - but he has told, multilateral donor agency contract expires at the country's reputation yetuku 'jeopardized' was, they reaffirmed their decision to change it again 'elevated' has been.

"Defamation of corruption at the World Bank to cancel the loan agreement. We blame them he had refused to change the decision, "he said.

World Bank funding, the project was canceled Padma other lender edibira 61 million to 50 million, jaikara 40 million and 14 million dollars promised aidibi stuck.

The government has a two-point increase in the request edibi and jaika their rnacuktira. However, the decision to stay aidibi projects.

youth club: EMOTIONS are powerful. They affect the way you ...

youth club:


EMOTIONS are powerful. They affect the way you ...: EMOTIONS are powerful. They affect the way you think and act. They can motivate you for both good and bad. At times, they may even se...

youth club: EMOTIONS are powerful. They affect the way you ...

youth club:


EMOTIONS are powerful. They affect the way you ...: EMOTIONS are powerful. They affect the way you think and act. They can motivate you for both good and bad. At times, they may even se...

EMOTIONS are powerful. They affect the way you think and act. They can motivate you for both good and bad. At times, they may even seem to overwhelm you. “I hardly ever feel that I’m good enough,” says 20-year-old Jacob. “Often, I fail to meet my own expectations. Sometimes I just cry, or I get so angry that I take it out on those around me. It’s hard to control what I’m feeling.”

Part of becoming a mature, responsible adult, however, is learning to control one’s emotions. Some experts now feel that the ability to manage emotions and to deal with people is more valuable than intelligence. In any event, the Bible places a high value on controlling one’s feelings. For example, Proverbs 25:28 says: “If you cannot control your anger, you are as helpless as a city without walls, open to attack.” (Today’s English Version) What makes it so hard to control one’s feelings?

A Challenge for Youths

People of all ages and backgrounds struggle with controlling their emotions. However, the struggle can be particularly challenging during one’s transition from adolescence to adulthood. Says the bookChanging Bodies, Changing Lives by Ruth Bell: “Most teenagers feel a jumble of crazy, beautiful, frightening, mixed-up emotions. A lot of people have several different feelings at the same time about the same things. . . . One minute you may feel a particular way, and then a minute later you may find yourself feeling the opposite way.”

As a young person, you are also inexperienced. (Proverbs 1:4) So, as you encounter new situations and challenges for the first time, it is only natural to feel a bit insecure and perhaps overwhelmed. Fortunately, your Creator well understands your feelings. He knows even your “disquieting thoughts.” (Psalm 139:23) In his Word he has set forth some principles that can help.

A Key to Controlling Emotions

One key to controlling your emotions is learning to control your thoughts. Negative thoughts can sap you of the energy you need to take action. (Proverbs 24:10) But how can you learn to think positively and thus be helped to control your emotions?

One way is to refuse to dwell on negative things that make you feel depressed or insecure. By following the Bible advice to focus on things that are “serious” and “righteous,” you can replace negative thoughts with positive ones. (Philippians 4:8) Doing this may not be easy, but with effort it can be done.

Consider a young woman named Jasmine. “I feel so overwhelmed by all that I’m faced with,” she once lamented. “New job, new responsibilities. My emotions are spent. I find it difficult to breathe.” It is not surprising for a youth to feel that way on occasion, and it can cause one to feel insecure, unsure of oneself. The Bible tells us about a young man named Timothy, who was superbly qualified for the responsibilities he was given. Yet, it appears that he battled feelings of inadequacy.—1 Timothy 4:11-16; 2 Timothy 1:6, 7.

It may well be that you feel insecure when you are confronted with a new or unfamiliar task. ‘I’ll neverbe able to do this,’ you may tell yourself. But you can control such feelings of insecurity by refusing to dwell on negative thoughts. Focus on learning to do the task competently. Ask questions, and follow instructions.—Proverbs 1:5, 7.

One key to controlling your emotions is learning to control your thoughts

The more competent you become at a task, the less insecure you will feel. Do not dwell on your weaknesses, allowing them to paralyze you and prevent you from applying yourself to making improvement. One time when the apostle Paul was criticized, he replied: “Even if I am unskilled in speech, I certainly am not in knowledge.” (2 Corinthians 10:10; 11:6) Similarly, you can build your confidence by acknowledging your strengths and turning to God for help to cope with your weaknesses. God really can help you, as he did people in the past.—Exodus 4:10.

Another way you can help to control your emotions is to set modest, realistic goals and accept your limitations. Also avoid unfairly comparing yourself with others. At Galatians 6:4, the Bible gives good advice when it says: “Let each one prove what his own work is, and then he will have cause for exultation in regard to himself alone, and not in comparison with the other person.”

Slowing Down Anger

Managing anger can be another difficult challenge. Like Kate, mentioned at the outset, anger prompts many young ones to say and do things that are hurtful or destructive.

Granted, it is normal to feel anger at times. But remember the first murderer, Cain. When he became “hot with great anger,” God warned him that such anger could lead to his committing serious sin. He asked Cain: “Will you, for your part, get the mastery over [sin]?” (Genesis 4:5-7) Cain failed to heed this divine advice, but with God’s help you can control your anger and avoid sinning!

Again it comes down to controlling your thoughts. At Proverbs 19:11, the Bible says: “The insight of a man certainly slows down his anger, and it is beauty on his part to pass over transgression.” When someone upsets you, try to understand why he or she behaved that way. Was that person deliberately trying to hurt you? Could it be that he or she was acting impulsively or out of ignorance? Making allowances for the mistakes of others reflects God’s own mercy, and it can help slow down your feelings of anger.

What, though, if anger is justified? The Scriptures say: “Be wrathful, and yet do not sin.” (Ephesians 4:26) If necessary, talk the matter out with the individual. (Matthew 5:23, 24) Or perhaps the best thing to do is simply to let the matter drop—let go of the anger and move on with your life.

Interestingly, your friends can have an influence on how you deal with anger. The Bible thus directs: “Do not have companionship with anyone given to anger; and with a man having fits of rage you must not enter in, that you may not get familiar with his paths and certainly take a snare for your soul.”—Proverbs 22:24, 25.

Being around people who make an effort to control their anger can help you to develop self-control yourself. The Christian congregations of Jehovah’s Witnesses are full of such mature individuals, many of whom are older and more experienced than you. Get to know some of them. Watch how they cope with problems. They may also be able to give you “skillful direction” when you face difficulties. (Proverbs 24:6) Jacob, quoted earlier, relates: “A mature friend who can remind me of God’s Word is priceless. When I remember that Jehovah loves me despite my insecurities, I’m able to feel in control and remain calm.”

Other Practical Steps

A popular exercise book says: “Countless studies have proven that how you move your body influences your mood through your biochemistry. Hormone and oxygen levels all change with the kind of movements you make.” There is no question about it, physical exercise is beneficial. The Bible tells us: “Physical exercise has some value.” (1 Timothy 4:8, Today’s English Version) Why not establish a modest routine of regular exercise? It can have a good effect on the way you feel. Maintaining a healthful diet can likewise bring benefits.

Consider, too, your choices of music and entertainment. A study published in The Harvard Mental Health Letter said: “Viewing violence . . . tends to stir angry and aggressive feelings. . . . People watching violent films thought more aggressive thoughts and showed a rise in blood pressure.” So make wise decisions when it comes to what you listen to and watch.—Psalm 1:1-3; 1 Corinthians 15:33.

Ultimately, the best way to learn to control your emotions is to develop a close friendship with your Creator. He invites each of us to speak to him in prayer, to pour out our feelings and emotions. “Do not be anxious over anything,” encouraged the apostle Paul. “Let your petitions be made known to God; and the peace of God that excels all thought will guard your hearts and your mental powers.” Yes, you can develop the inner strength to face any situation in life. The apostle Paul added: “For all things I have the strength by virtue of him who imparts power to me.”—Philippians 4:6, 7, 13.

Young Malika says: “I’ve learned to pray, pray, and pray. Knowing MIGHTY Allah helps me to feel calm and more in control of my emotions.” With God’s help, you too can learn to control your emotions.

NGO in Bangladesh

Bangldesh is my mother land  .now its population is 160 million most of people are poor but they have a dream one day they will win the problem of poverty .there are so many problem as like health problem education problem food problem natural problem etc every moment people are diff and it i think we want to change our education system because its not a creative .our every system want to be changed .corruption is every where .as like NGO they have a lot of fan but they can properly utilized it .last time i was worked on a project 
Safe drinking water is a necessity that most Americans take for granted. But, in some parts of the world, like Barisal, Bangladesh, it is a luxury many don’t have. This summer, Thafhim “Muna” Siddiqua ’13 (Silver Spring, Md.) and Taneesha Tate-Robinson ’13 (Bowie, Md.) will take steps to create change in Bangladesh.
The students have secured a $10,000 Davis Projects for Peace grant for their Save Me from Arsenic project. This is now the sixth year in a row that Lafayette students have received Projects for Peace grants to support research and community service projects. 2 us student they wanna working on this project .but every steps we faced corruption  problem .why ? the people did as like this .But i hope so it will be solved as soon as possible.we need accountability and proper clearance in NGO system . The government of Bangladesh will be take steps for is