Exciting New Experiences

Assalamu Alaikum...

On the 18th of January 2009, Sunday it rained here in Amman. A cease-fire started in Gaza on that day and soon afterward the Zionists withdrew. Since then there has been some skirmishes in and around Gaza. I changed the gas canister for the stove in the kitchen, and clipped my finger nails on that day.

I formatted C: and reinstalled everything; retrieved money from the bank; changed gas canister for the gas heater in the family room, and I talked with my dad through my cellular during the night of the 19th of January 2009, Monday.

I took out the garbage on the 20th of January 2009, Tuesday. Barack Obama took office as the first African-American president and making history, with him being the 44th U.S. president. He did some excellent domestic activity in the U.S., but his foreign policy isn't much different from George W. Bush, and since he's still supporting the Zionists, he's a Neo-Colonialist.

Only Allah knows, but it's possible it would be during President Barack Obama's term that the Taliban would gain control of all of Afghanistan, either by defeating ISAF or kicking them out of Afghanistan. In neighboring Pakistan the Mujahideen are being active, as it seems they have blown up a vital bridge that was part of the supply route for NATO from Pakistan into Afghanistan.

I changed the light bulb in the kitchen on the 21st of January 2009, Wednesday. It blew up during the morning on that day and I had to change it. I took a shampoo on; and trimmed my mustache on that day.

I formatted C: and installed everything all over again, with the Flash Player working after C: being formatted and stuff being installed, on the 23rd of January 2009, Friday.

I had an outing for bread on the 25th of January 2009, Sunday.

I took out the garbage; visited a friend of mine in their home, and met up with an old acquaintance of mine on the 26th of January 2009, Monday. I found out from my friend that satellite here in Amman costs less than a 100 JDs. I talked with my friend for awhile and we shared some things. Afterward I came back home.

I clipped my finger nails on the 30th of January 2009, Friday, with it being the 47th birthday of King Abdullah II of Jordan.

It rained on the 1st of February 2009, Sunday, and there was provincial Iraq elections on the 31st of January 2009, Saturday.

I took out the garbage; changed the gas canister for the gas heater in the family room, and failed to visit my aunt yesterday. Mozilla Firefox started acting up yesterday and so I had to format C: and install everything all over again. I did that during late last night, and early this morning, as I hadn't sleep during the night. I only slept after the dawn prayer, after I had prayed.

I had taken a nap during the day before I woke up during the night, and so I didn't need the sleep. Flash Player isn't working now though, and I'll need to format C: and install everything again tonight.

It's been awhile since I last had posted a post on this blog of mine. I feel that I'm going to experience new exciting experiences this year. My little boy inside myself was missing my aunt, and that encouraged me to try and visit her, but it was a disappointment when he couldn't.

I have found out that my aunt rented out my deceased uncle's home to an Egyptian. I'm learning more and more about Al-Andalus, and I'm coming to like Al-Andalus more and more. I want to do more in-depth research and possibly visit Spain some time in the future to visit the sights that were constructed from the Al-Andalus time.

I also saw an interesting clip, which I understand from it that both the Neo-Colonialists and Zionists are preparing for the Dajjal's arrival. The Zionists want to destroy Al-Aqsa Masjid in order to build their "temple" so they can welcome the Dajjal from Jerusalem.

However it would be Islam that would be the only capable force to deal with the Dajjal. I sense that more and more Muslims are returning to the Sunna. It's happening slowly, but it's happening nonetheless.

An interesting event that happened recently in Davos, Switzerland is that the Turkish Prime Minister walked out of the World Economic Forum after responding to the Zionist President's "justification" of its massacre on and in Gaza.

I have a feeling that things are going to get worse steadily with the relations between the Zionists and Turkey. The Zionists are worried about it themselves; they're worried about their future relations with Turkey. I'll have to say that's just the tip of the iceberg though. The Turkish Prime Minister's behavior was the behavior of an upset Muslim conscience, and it good that it came from a Muslim country that's non-Arab. Take care, and assalamu alaikum...