From: nkjle@locus.com (John Elghani/10000000)
Subject: Re: Arabic Names
Organization: LC
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 07:21:07 GMT

In article <3959@copper.Denver.Colorado.EDU> aaldoubo@copper.denver.colorado.edu (Anisa Alnoor Aldoubosh) writes:
>In article <nabeel.718007142@oracle.sce.carleton.ca> nabeel@sce.carleton.ca (Nabeel Ghuzlaan) writes:
>>
>>   And you said you were "disobedient and radical!" I thought
>>you would ask me to stay home and breast-feed the kids while
				    ^^^^^^^^^^^
Earlier Othman was expecting, and now nabeel is about to breast feed,
and I am going to the doctor to have a sonna gram for my stomach, its kinda
began to stick out.


>>the wife makes history! (A friend of mine swears that there

Oh,  wives did make history in the past, and they continue to do, 
come on nabeel.  (see how sneaky I am).

>Nabeel, what I said wasn't to upset you.  My intention was

Now, cool it off you two.  *Jihad* is not here yet, and the fight
already begun.

>I was also saying that I am too disobedient and rebellious
>as a person, but I still retain Islamic belief where
>family values and roles are concerned.  And of course I

I think Anisa is perfect. 

>wouldn't want my husband to stay at home and raise my
>children while I went out to work!  But when I become a

There is nothing wrong with that, if he's willing to breast feed. :)

>diplomat and Jihad is grown up a little, its your turn
>then, dear.  :-)
       ^^^^
       Now that's better.

>>A man has to share arranging the kids educational policy with
>>the woman. He should help in house keeping unless he is busy
>>providing. Anything should be divided fairly, but the woman
>>does not have to pay a penny (not even a cent) even if she has
>>Qaron's wealth. This concludes that a man has to be very

That's Mal Qaron.

>>responsible which I do not enjoy!
>
>I agree with you completely.  I didn't reduce, in any way,
>the role of the man in raising his children or in helping
>the wife.  Maybe when you are a little older you will
>see things differently concerning this.

>>   What we know in the country side is that either getting
>>married or working in the military, makes a kid a man!
>
>But the men (at least in Syria) get their education first,
>go to the military, and then get married - usually in their
>30's - then they are mature enough and ready for the biggest
>role and responsibility in their lives.  Don't you like
>challenges?  I would really love to meet your wife in the
>future - boy, would we talk!  :-)

Now, lets not change subjects here :)

>>   That is the problem. If you want to do something perfectly,
>>don't do it. And I want to do important things perfectly that
>>is why I run away from reponsibility like Jaber from Iraqis!
>>You know what they say about Virgos.
>
>
>That's fine.  As I said before, please do not mistake my
>intentions.  I am not after you, and I certainly hope in
		^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
		You better not, Mrs Elghani.  :)D :D ::) :D

jle


Just kidding, don't kill/flame meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee pleeeeeeeeeeeaase!!.

:) :D :D :) :_] $(*&@#^%*&$#^%&*^$*&#(^%&(*$#^%(*&#$^%(*&^$#*&(%^ :_)

jle
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