Critical Thoughts Retro

June 30, 2005

Not wacky at all

Filed under: Loudspeakers — menj @ 4:55 pm

Rajan Seri is downright jealous that the Organisation of Islamic Nations came up with an idea for the U.N. to give a Muslim member country one seat on the Security Council. Aiz shares his reservations. The idea for a “United Nations” of religions is not new. Ism’il al-Faruqi once proposed in his work, “Al-Tawhid” that the U.N. be reorganised into a series of “ummahs”, i.e. a Christian ummah, a Muslim ummah, etc.

Hence, I am all for it. This is a good step towards eventual de-nationalisation. We need to discard this senseless ideology of “nationalism” and move towards an “ummatism” of religions, which is much more fairer and just. Insha’allah, this idea firstproposed by Faruqi 20 years ago will go through.

I broke the power law

Filed under: Loudspeakers — menj @ 11:28 am

Oh, yeah, baby!

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June 29, 2005

AMD sues Intel

Filed under: Loudspeakers — menj @ 7:42 pm

My favourite computer microprocessor maker sues the giant. A Goliath versus David battle? Will wait and see. Thanks to Bryan for the tip.

MENJ in Egyptian Hieroglyphs

Filed under: Loudspeakers — menj @ 4:08 pm

MENJ using Egyptian Hieroglyphs!

M E N J

Try your name

I’m a fanatic Mozlem!

Filed under: Religion & Philosophy — menj @ 2:27 pm

After reading this…I just have to fall off my chair laughing (no offence, okay :D) Its funny that someone calls me a “fanatic” (duh…how original) and yet a few passages later admits that I quoted a Bible passage. Is it common for a “fanatic Mozlem” (pardon the sarcasm) to read the Bible? And all I did was to quote this passage from their own scripture.

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