thanks for the comment. I don’t know why didn’t your first comment appear in full. I usually have to moderate only new comers, once you’re approved you can write

whatever you like without my approval for the next times. Anyway, I couldn’t agree more with your opinion, and I believe that the disaster of the Muslim world today is one

of two: either Muslims have nothing to do with Islam and are Muslims by name, which leads to practicing things that do not represent Islam but still the world thinks it’s pure

Islamic giving Islam a very bad reputation. Or Muslims have this wrong understanding of Islam believing that it’s all about after-death, and so they totally ignore life and and

turn their lives into prayers and take these prayers as excuses for others to leave them alone or to understand why they’re tired or busy…etc.
I believe a Muslim isn’t a

Muslim until (s)he can maintain a certain balance between religious practice and lifestyle.

Roba, “It is cool that stereotypes are being broken- Arab tv is finally stepping

out of the fake “reality” into something more real.”
Couldn’t put it in a more perfect way. Finally we’re starting to watch part of the real thing!

my previous post got truncated, (mr Admin … ehm ehm!!)
I was talking about this part:
“being a strict Muslim doesn’t contradict with being a successful member of

society in any field that does not require breaking the Islamic rules.”
Basically, very true, I totally agree. Being a good Muslim doesn’t mean one would take long prayer

breaks while people are waiting in line for him to finish. Or to make people suffer because he’s fasting.
Work is also worship, as Muslims, we were encouraged to do a

great job.
Imagine if Muslims didn’t have to fight or defend their lands because “they’re fasting”!
Anyway, Ranting aside, I think it’s going to be a real challenge for

the veiled lady, but I salute her courage and her determination.

really watched much of the show, I myself found a great deal of appeal in Sulafa’s presence. It is cool that stereotypes are being broken- Arab tv is finally stepping out of the

fake “reality” into something more real. I like.

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