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Saima Here
Posted by Saima Anees
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1:32 AM
Salam Guys,
Well, as its my first post, I'd like to introduce myself here. I have a Bachelor's degree in Computers and IT, and as far as my future plans are concerned , I don't prefer to disclose them , because I think a person should not reveal any plans one has until and unless they have accomplished it.
As a person I'm very stubborn and one thing about me which I'm really fond of is that I never change myself for others. I only change for myself, i.e when I feel the need to change. My mom has problems with this aspect of my personality, but I'm fine with it. I'm pretty straight forward, and I don't care if the person infront of me minds what I say as long as its the truth, because I think that instead of gossiping about other people behind their backs, its better to tell them on their face what really irritates us about them. In this way you keep from back biting and moreover you get to clarify the tensions b/w you n the other person. Otherwise if you can't say anything on their face, back biting just proves that you are a coward.
My priorities in life are first of all my family, then my studies and then whatever I'm passionate about at that time.
I won't say that I'm an ardent follower of Islam , but yes I do try to be a good Muslim. Islam, as a religion has taught me alot , not only spiritually but also guided me in leading a disciplined life. Before,the year 2000, I was'nt a very good muslim, but some incidents chnged my life and I started taking Islam seriously, since then I've seen alot of positive changes in my life. Previously I used to be very materialistic, but after getting closer to Islam I realized what life actually was about. Life is about living each and every moment to the fullest , with the best of efforts that one can make and then leave the rest to Allah(S.W) to handle. Nothing is under our control , we are what Allah(S.W) has made us and only he can change that , so its upto us to pass his tests and have faith in his judgement.
ok guys I think thats enuff for the 1st post.
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Well, as its my first post, I'd like to introduce myself here. I have a Bachelor's degree in Computers and IT, and as far as my future plans are concerned , I don't prefer to disclose them , because I think a person should not reveal any plans one has until and unless they have accomplished it.
As a person I'm very stubborn and one thing about me which I'm really fond of is that I never change myself for others. I only change for myself, i.e when I feel the need to change. My mom has problems with this aspect of my personality, but I'm fine with it. I'm pretty straight forward, and I don't care if the person infront of me minds what I say as long as its the truth, because I think that instead of gossiping about other people behind their backs, its better to tell them on their face what really irritates us about them. In this way you keep from back biting and moreover you get to clarify the tensions b/w you n the other person. Otherwise if you can't say anything on their face, back biting just proves that you are a coward.
My priorities in life are first of all my family, then my studies and then whatever I'm passionate about at that time.
I won't say that I'm an ardent follower of Islam , but yes I do try to be a good Muslim. Islam, as a religion has taught me alot , not only spiritually but also guided me in leading a disciplined life. Before,the year 2000, I was'nt a very good muslim, but some incidents chnged my life and I started taking Islam seriously, since then I've seen alot of positive changes in my life. Previously I used to be very materialistic, but after getting closer to Islam I realized what life actually was about. Life is about living each and every moment to the fullest , with the best of efforts that one can make and then leave the rest to Allah(S.W) to handle. Nothing is under our control , we are what Allah(S.W) has made us and only he can change that , so its upto us to pass his tests and have faith in his judgement.
ok guys I think thats enuff for the 1st post.
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