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[quote][:0]Oh God, Asalaam Alaikum all. Forgive me for not acknowledging all ur replies regarding this poem. I am really sorry, I just came across the replies today as I've been inactive for a while. Honestly speaking, I don't obtain much knowledge about this poem. I'm in several Islamic groups and Islamic poems whether humourous ones or serious ones r shared in the forums therefore I used this poem as a steppingstone to my participation in Studying Islam. It was like my first official post ever (besides the intro. about me). Yes I agree that men without beard should not be considered Kafirun as my father and brothers don't have beards as well however, I would never think of them as non-beleivers. And about the envy of Malaysians, well as I said before, I don't really know much about this poem but together we can surely discuss about it. Maybe the person who wrote the poem is a Malaysian or is bias towards them or maybe he or she meant it in a good way, unfortunately we can't really ever know. Lastly, I like the parallel that was used for men and beards corresponding to women and veil. Women who don't wear the Hijaab does not mean that they rn't as steadfast in their prayers or do charity or recite the Quran like the ones who veil themselves. Sorry for any inconvinience, Allah (S.w.T) knows I didn't mean it that way. Now my lesson is to post and share things I have more knowledge about in order to answer and respond to any follow up questions/discussions.
Jazak'Allahu Khairan [:I]
Fi'Aman'Allah[/quote]

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