Ghazals are not of Islamic origin.They are of Jewish origin.First Ghazals were written by King Solomon.they are translated in English Bible as Songs of Solomon.it is actually the love Poems.

Also, I quote your note, “Requests for celebrities’ contact info or homework assistance; racist, abusive, illiterate, content-free or commercial comments; personal, non-issue-focused flames; intolerant or anti-secular comments; and long, obscure rants may be deleted. Unless theyÂ’re funny. ItÂ’s all good then.”

Anti-secular? You josh about these guys, making fun of a religious thing (is does look pretty funny), but then don’t want “anti-secular” comments? This makes no sense. You’re talking about an anti-secular subject here, homeboy!!!

And dear, Bak,

Forgiveness, the staple of the Christian religion, is “inclusive” as it applies to everyone. You can say what you want about Christians, but it is Christ you must know. Every other religion is based on merit. MEASURING OUR OWN MERIT has always been the source of evil and leads to EXLCUSIVENESS. But it is by Christ’s merit that we are all rendered equal.

Most other religions, like Christianity, are categorized as ‘exclusive’, where religious figures in other religions are pagans.

Mad malu christians live out in long island.

Who knows, it could have been a knock-off, like Kenny G as jazz, etc..

(“American-style televangelism” actually began over on that side of the world with overzealous missionaries who needed to create a sense of “power” via theatrics in order to awe the masses in a manner similar to “indigenous” religions; Billy Graham, although not so theatrical, was the first to broadcast his missions from the around the world, which is how televangelism started)

The “uncle glasses” are what take the place of blue hair and sequin-suits, by the way; the women, as you may have noticed, still have bad perms.

My sister always likes to say that Hinduisum has enormous powers of digestion.