Da world today...

ya, you're very rite.. first, thanx to reply here.. it' true.. we didn't have to depend to others. we must be ourselves.. acting proactively, not reactively! muslim people must be type of pro-ctive, mean we must see what WE MUST DO/CAN DO to help development.. whether ummah's, economy's, life's, and so on.. but remember, we must avoid re-active! re-active is some kind of keep asking, keep questioning.. why like this? Probably keep blabbering.. why? why and why? for example, what the surrounding can give to us..not what we can give to surround.. well, ikhwah akhawat..think about it.

AA, I agree with you. It is disheartening to see the condition of the muslim ummah. It saddens continously to see us under the spotlight world wide. There is constant turmoil in all muslim countries. The statement "Divide and rule" does certainly make sense here. The ummah needs to take action rather than sitting back and feeling bad for ourselves. The only way things can change is through our actions and not depends on our goverments for anything. We need not to even depend on each other. Through lifes experiences I've only been disappointed when depending on other muslims and even non muslims. I think each person needs to contemplate and figure out how they can make a difference. If everyone were to think this way we'd definitely would be noticed. The sad thing is I noticed that the muslim ummah constantly points fingers when we see a fault within the community and fellow muslims. They have this certain urge to correct it without realizing that we shouldn't be pointing faults of other but we should be looking within to find the solutions to global problems. Because we are leaderless there are way too many people trying to get into a leader position, either to exploit a political perspective or a personal perspective. Enough is enough, stop the whining and complaining and get off our behinds and do something about it. Are we expecting the world to feel sorry for us? Or are we waiting for the world to apologize to us?

AA, I agree with you. It is disheartening to see the condition of the muslim ummah. It saddens continously to see us under the spotlight world wide. There is constant turmoil in all muslim countries. The statement "Divide and rule" does certainly make sense here. The ummah needs to take action rather than sitting back and feeling bad for ourselves. The only way things can change is through our actions and not depends on our goverments for anything. We need not to even depend on each other. Through lifes experiences I've only been disappointed when depending on other muslims and even non muslims. I think each person needs to contemplate and figure out how they can make a difference. If everyone were to think this way we'd definitely would be noticed. The sad thing is I noticed that the muslim ummah constantly points fingers when we see a fault within the community and fellow muslims. They have this certain urge to correct it without realizing that we shouldn't be pointing faults of other but we should be looking within to find the solutions to global problems. Because we are leaderless there are way too many people trying to get into a leader position, either to exploit a political perspective or a personal perspective. Enough is enough, stop the whining and complaining and get off our behinds and do something about it. Are we expecting the world to feel sorry for us? Or are we waiting for the world to apologize to us?