Durbah’s Study Session Crew is back in effect.
Your exam scores, they will positively affect.

They’re Paltalk’d, recorded, for future posterity
Such innovation, embracing modernity

So now we present the first session of precious provisions
It’s like a podcast, not radio or television.

So stop watching that 80’s action film
And hit up http://durbah.org/ilm

p.s. BOO
We have a slash Exams too.

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From MuslimMatters:

JOIN Facebook Group for Action-Gaza. DIGG this post.

Bismillah, before continuing, please check all pessimism and hopelessness at the gate, otherwise do not read any further. Feel free to use this post, in entirety, and circulate as much as possible. Copyright rules are waived for it.

FAMILIARIZE : Familiarize yourself with the Gaza situation if you are not already up to speed. You can read MM’s complete coverage by clicking here.

We have compiled a list of action-items (many from readers’ comments) into one list that, inshaAllah, will empower us all. We have all read enough about Gaza to know the grave situation that our brethren find themselves in. Now, it’s time to do something. This is OUR 60-90 minutes action-guide that WE should go through at least once. Repeat one or more of the actions as often as you are able to. Do as much as you can, whenever you can. NO ACTION IS INSIGNIFICANT.

Once you are done taking ANY or all actions, come back and add a comment to record your small contribution(s), but with great reward towards OUR cause. The purpose of checking back in is to encourage others to do the same. A small logo for this post will be added to front page, on the right side:

OUR 60-Minute Action-Gaza Plan (one-time, not daily):

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WAGWAN!

Pages of Durbah is glad to present a special interview with Yasir Qadhi, giving one and all a sneak peek at the upcoming AlMaghrib seminar in New Jersey, Precious Provisions.

Questioner:  Br. Adib, Ameer of Qabeelat Durbah
Answererer:  Yasir Qadhi, Dean of Academic Affairs and Instructor at AlMaghrib Institute.
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Twice in the past week, I found myself in line at an establishment that I do my best to stay away from: Dunkin Donuts.  It is a place that finds many sipping and biting, sighing their alhamdulillahs into the steam rising from their tightly-held cups. For me, it is instead a place of torture.

It’s them, the ones behind the counter. The ones who await fresh and full of a sugary high. The ones who have beautified themselves for those like me, who want what they cannot have. They enrapture my senses. Their look, a golden glow in a somber world. Their smell, a scent of pure desire. Their touch, so soft, so oh so very soft. Their voice, silent yet screaming at me, “Take me”. Then there’s that sweet, melty taste, so sweet, so melty. They, of course, are (more…)

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Dear readers,

You are about to embark on a literary journey of proportions yet unimagined.

Sit back, relax, and open your eyes.

The Durbah Blog is now available to you even when bed bugs are biting.

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