Using only Islamic sources with the addition of commentary designed to contextualize the quotes from those sources, does this video show the truth of Islamic history, or is it a distortion of those sources?
For Egypt, I have an appointment scheduled through email for the embassy, but they wanted me to go here to do the return address for the passport/visa, it’s supposed to give a confirmation, but instead it’s asking me to schedule an appointment as the next step, but there’s nothing available for that.
Anyone know what to do or what I’m doing wrong?
I need a book on Djinn. Comprehensive study built on everything known, including what past scholars said. I need to know their appearance, their behavior, their types, good vs evil djinn, the ins and outs and the whys and the hows.
Anyone have a suggestion?
I have a general understanding of all the spoilers at this point, it sounds like it will be a great journey. I built this collection over the past week or two. All hardcovers. Cost me more than I’d like but based on the amount of fans here, I thought I’d give it a share and show it off (yes, I blacked out the background).
I have one book to read before I can hit this collection.
Two questions though:
One: the short stories, how important are they? Like should I try to “complete the set” by getting Endangered Species and Starwater Strains etc?
Two: Has anyone here binged all of these? Usually when I read a series I binge through it so all themes are fresh in memory.
Does anyone here like to read? If so, have any of you found books written by Muslim authors? I’ve found quite a few through browsing Amazon and Instagram, but something I keep coming across is that most of them are young adult and fantasy novels.
Have any of you discovered more variety?
What are your thoughts on this almost universal genre-specific choice of storytelling for Muslims?
I have a MAC from ‘08 with CS6 on it, I might use it once every couple of years now, but when I do, I use almost every tool in the arsenal.
I heard Affinity is supposed to be like it. I need something permanent, that will work offline, that will stay on my computer as long as my computer is around, that’s why I still have CS6, it can’t be stolen from me if I lose my internet.
I feel like CS6 is too old for me to scroll through posts and look for similar questions, so I was wondering if anyone could tell me how similar the two are? What do I lose? Like CS6 had those fun artwork filters, which I sometimes needed for blending two different photos of different quality and lighting… does affinity have something like that?
Any answers would help. I’d download it, but without a project in mind I can’t just start using it to figure it out. All my unfinished projects are on my old Mac.
I’ve been working on something for a while now, finally getting to this part. What do you guys think?