Eid Mubarak SMS / Text Messages

When The Sun Has
Set, And Day Is Done-
I”Ll Break This Chain, But Only One.
By The End Of Ramadan, This Whole Chain Will Be All Gone!
It”S Time For Eid And Lots Of Fun!!


No shadows to depress u,
Only joys to surround u,
God himself to bless u,
these r my wishes for u,
Today, tomorrow, and every day.
Eid Mubarik.


The moon has been sighted
The samoosas are ready
Here comes EID so just go steady
Lots of dua's is all i request
and just wanted to wish you all the BEST!!
"Eid Mubarak"


Hope Love & Laughter, warmth & wishes joy and a Bouquet of Eid Wishes,
Especially for you!!!
jublications become a past of your eid and your life....!
EID MUBARAK


Before the Golden Sun Rise,
let me decorate each of the Rays
with Wishes of Success,
prosperous and Happiness
4 u and 4 ur Family.
Happy Eid Mubarak.


May the magic of dis EID
bring lots of happiness in ur life
& may u celebrate it wid
all ur close friendzzzzzz
& may it fill ur HEART wid love

Eid Mubarak

Friendship quotes

"My friends are my estate."
- Emily Dickinson

"A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out."

"A friend is one who walks in when others walk out"
-Walter Winchell

"One loyal friend is worth ten thousand relatives."
- Euripides




"Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive, and it is only by this meeting that a new world is born."
- Anais Nin

"What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies."
- Aristotle

"A friend is one who knows us, but loves us anyway."
- Jerome Cummings


"Your friend is the man who knows all about you, and still likes you."
- Elbert Hubbard




"A friend is someone who is there for you when he'd rather be anywhere else."
- Len Wein - Sent by Paulo Louro


"Who finds a faithful friend, finds a treasure."
- Jewish saying

"What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies."
- Aristotle

"Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow.
Don't walk behind me, I may not lead.
Just walk beside me and be my friend."
-- Albert Camus

Onam Pookalam

When ever we talk about Onam in Kerala, the first thing that comes to mind is the flower bed or floral arrangements popularly known as Pookkalam or Athapookalam. The traditional Ona-pookalam usually consists of ten concentric rings of flowers indicating the ten day ritual during the ten day celebrations of Onam. Onam begins on Atham and ends on Thiru Onam in the month of Chingam (August – September).

Nowadays most of the people are more concerned about the design of pookkalams, due to which they are not bothered to keep all the ten rings. The pookkalams are really beautiful and mainly depicts various cultural aspects of Kerala and Onam myth.

Here are a collection of Pookkalam pictures which will help you out to celebrate Onam with lots of fun and excitement.

So celebrate the spirit of the harvest festival in all its splendor. Decorate your house with Pookalams, listen to the melodious Onappattus and enjoy the festivities of the season. Send your loved ones beautiful Onam ecards to wish them joy and prosperity.

Happy Onam!!

It's Onam! So celebrate the spirit of the harvest festival in all its splendor. Decorate your house with Pookalams, listen to the melodious Onappattus and enjoy the festivities of the season. Send your loved ones beautiful ecards to wish them joy and prosperity.

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108 Names of Lord Ganesh

1      Om Gajananaya namaha
2      Om Ganadhyakshaya namaha
3      Om Vignarajaya namaha
4      Om Vinayakaya namaha
5      Om Dwimaturaya namaha
6      Om Dwimukhaya namaha
7      Om Pramukhaya namaha
8      Om Sumukhaya namaha
9      Om Krutine namaha
10     Om Supradeepaya namaha
11     Om Sukhanidhaye namaha
12     Om Suradhyakshaya namaha
13     Om Surarighnaya namaha
14     Om Mahaganapataye namaha
15     Om Manyaya namaha
16     Om Mahakalaya namaha
17     Om Mahabalaya namaha
18     Om Herambaya namaha
19     Om Lambajatharaya namaha
20     Om Haswagrivaya namaha
21     Om Mahodaraya namaha
22     Om Madotkataya namaha
23     Om Mahaviraya namaha
24     Om Mantrine namaha
25     Om Mangalaswarupaya namaha
26     Om Pramodaya namaha
27     Om Pradhamaya namaha
28     Om Pragnaya namaha
29     Om Vignagatriye namaha
30     Om Vignahantre namaha
31     Om Viswanetraya namaha
32     Om Viratpataye namaha
33     Om Sripataye namaha
34     Om Vakpataye namaha
35     Om Srungarine namaha
36     Om Ashritavatsalaya namaha
37     Om Shivapriyaya namaha
38     Om Sheeghrakarine namaha
39     Om Saswataya namaha
40     Om Balaya namaha
41     Om Balodhitaya namaha
42     Om Bhavatmajaya namaha
43     Om Puranapurushaya namaha
44     Om Pushne namaha
45     Om Pushkarochita namahaya
46     Om Agraganyaya namaha
47     Om Agrapujyaya namaha
48     Om Agragamine namaha
49     Om Mantrakrutaye namaha
50     Om Chamikaraprabhaya namaha
51     Om Sarvaya namaha
52     Om Sarvopasyaya namaha
53     Om Sarvakartre namaha
54     Om Sarvanetraya namaha

55     Om Sarvasiddhipradaya namaha
56     Om Sarvasiddaye namaha
57     Om Panchahastaya namaha
58     Om Parvatinadanaya namaha
59     Om Prabhave namaha
60     Om Kumaragurave namaha
61     Om Akshobhyaya namaha
62     Om Kunjarasurabhanjanaya namaha
63     Om Pramodaptanayanaya namaha
64     Om Modakapriya namaha
65     Om Kantimate namaha
66     Om Dhrutimate namaha
67     Om Kamine namaha
68     Om Kavidhapriyaya namaha
69     Om Brahmacharine namaha
70     Om Brahmarupine namaha
71     Om Brahmavidhyadhipaya namaha
72     Om Jishnave namaha
73     Om Vishnupriyaya namaha
74     Om Bhaktajivitaya namaha
75     Om Jitamanmadhaya namaha
76     Om Ishwaryakaranaya namaha
77     Om Jayase namaha
78     Om Yakshakinnerasevitaya namaha
79     Om Gangansutaya namaha
80     Om Ganadhisaya namaha
81     Om Gambhiraninadaya namaha
82     Om Vatave namaha
83     Om Abhishtavaradaya namaha
84     Om Jyotishe namaha
85     Om Bhktanidhaye namaha
86     Om Bhavagamyaya namaha
87     Om Mangalapradaya namaha
88     Om Avyaktaya namaha
89     Om Aprakrutaparakramaya namaha
90     Om Satyadharmine namaha
91     Om Sakhye namaha
92     Om Sarasambhunidhaye namaha
93     Om Mahesaya namaha
94     Om Divyangaya namaha
95     Om Manikinkinimekhalaya namaha
96     Om Samastadivataya namaha
97     Om Sahishnave namaha
98     Om Satatodditaya namaha
99     Om Vighatakarine namaha
100    Om Viswadrushe namaha
101    Om Viswarakshakrute namaha
102    Om Kalyanagurave namaha
103    Om Unmattaveshaya namaha
104    Om Avarajajite namaha
105    Om Samstajagadhadharaya namaha
106    Om Sarwaishwaryaya namaha
107    Om Akrantachidakchutprabhave namaha
108    Om Sri Vigneswaraya namaha

Ganesh Chaturthi is the birthday of Lord Ganesh, the son of Shiva & Parvati. Reach out to your near and dear ones on this auspicious occasion with religious and warm ecards from http://www.hindu-festivals.com/.
ALL cards are absolutely FREE!!!

Ramadan 2008

August 31– September 29 (American Continents only)

September 1– September 29 (Rest of the World)

God willing Ramadan begins on August 31, 2008 and ends on September 29, 2008 for North, Central and South America. However Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia, and Australia start on September 1. The Night of Destiny (Night of Power) will be on September 25, 2008 for the Americas, God willing. It will be one day later (September 26, 2008) for the rest of the world.

The new moon times to be used for determining the beginning and ending of Ramadan are given below for UT (Universal time) – also called GMT (Greenwich Mean Time).

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Source : http://www.masjidtucson.org/submission/practices/ramadan/index.html

Romantic Cards

Romantic love is a passionate emotional attachment between two souls that reflects a high regard for the value of each others. Express your feelings to your sweetheart with this romantic ecards and romantic cards and say those three magical words to make him/ her feel special ! All romantic cards and ecards are absolutely FREE !

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Ramadan 2008

Object of Ramadan
0n a sweltering hot day your throat has become parched. You are in the privacy of your home and the refreshingly cool water is within hand's reach. You desire to drink it, but you do not. Why? Simply because you are fasting and while fasting you cannot eat and drink. If somebody prompts you to nevertheless drink it and says: "Nobody is watching," you will immediately rebuke him with the words: "But Allah is watching!"
Source: http://www.haqislam.org/ramadan/object-of-ramadan.htm


Success Through Tazkiya During Ramadan by an anonymous sister
Success in this life very much depends on self- development, which can be achieved through purifying our souls and actions - Tazkiya. There is a Hadith which narrates that during Ramadan shaitans - which are the forces that make people do bad things- are locked up for the entire month and cannot influence our decisions.
As you can see, to fully acquire the benefits of Ramadan, obe must practice Tazkiya (purification of the soul) The purpose of Ramadan is to cleans our soul and body. Through hunger, we achieve psychological purifications, and bring harmony to our bodies, minds, and souls. By abstaining from our desires, we are disciplining our mind and soul.
Source : http://s12.invisionfree.com/Wasat/index.php?showtopic=3991

Ramadan Virtues, Blessings & Essential Elements by Iman Badawi
In the name of Allah, Most Merciful, Most Compassionate
All praise is to Allah, Whom we thank and seek for His help and forgiveness.
We seek refuge in Allah from the evils of ourselves and the burden of our evil deeds.
Whomsoever He guides, will never be misled, and whomsoever He misguides, will never find enlightenment.
I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allah, and that Mohammad is His slave and Messenger.
Allah said, what translated means, “O you who believe! Fear Allah as He should be feared, and die not except in a state of Islam” [3:102],
Source: http://www.jannah.org/ramadan/ramadan_articles.html


Meaning and essence of Prayers
Human beings have been praying for as long as humanity has existed. Rich or poor, literate or illiterate, the urge to pray is equally present in all. A well-known author has best described this as follows:
"In wandering over the earth, you can find cities without walls, without science, without rulers, without palaces, without treasures, without money, without gymnasium or theatre, but a city without temples to gods, without prayer, oaths and prophecy, such a city no mortal has ever seen and will never see.”
Source: http://www.parvez-video.com/insight/islam/prayers/index.asp

Ramadan Greetings

The time I always wait for is just around the corner - Ramadan!!
I just love everything during Ramadan the Night of Power, Taraweeh, Eid and Eid prayers, and sahur and iftar. It feels so good that I can't express, from my childhood time till now its no difference. I feel the same calibration and spiritualism in my mind.

The purpose of Ramadan is concerned with the renewal of eemaan, actually its the time for speritual growth. Ramadan is a time when every one strive to get every bit of sweetness of Ramadan, to get the benifit for the coming year because you never know whats ahead in your life.

Ramadan has endless benefits which we learn and help ourself to lead a life of greatness. It teaches how to have self control, how to overcome selfishness and greed, to get rid of from laziness. An annual tranning program helps us to understand our duties towards the creator and sustainer Allah. Fasting helps to understand the feeling of thirst and hunger which in turn develops our feeling for poor and hungry people. Also it helps to keep sexual desires under control and have love for everyone in the world.

may your blessings be too many to count and your worries too few to matter. May God bless and protect us all. My wishes to all for a blessed Ramadan and please remember those who go hungry all year long… Ramadan Mubarak to all.


The holy month of Ramadan unites all Muslims in fasting, feasting, worship and prayer. It is a time for contemplation, spirituality and brotherhood. Here is a Collection of some unique Ecards, celebrating this special period of intense prayer and happy rejoicing. Set the mood of Ramadan now by sending some Ramadan greeting cards.

First Love

I ne'er was struck before that hour

With love so sudden and so sweet.
Her face it bloomed like a sweet flower
And stole my heart away complete.

My face turned pale, a deadly pale.
My legs refused to walk away,
And when she looked what could I ail
My life and all seemed turned to clay.

And then my blood rushed to my face
And took my eyesight quite away.
The trees and bushes round the place
Seemed midnight at noonday.

I could not see a single thing,
Words from my eyes did start.
They spoke as chords do from the string,
And blood burnt round my heart.

Are flowers the winter's choice
Is love's bed always snow
She seemed to hear my silent voice
Not love appeals to know.

I never saw so sweet a face
As that I stood before.
My heart has left its dwelling place
And can return no more.

John Clare

Source: http://www.poetry.com/LovePoems/lovepoem.asp?id=98

A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning

As virtuous men pass mildly away,

And whisper to their souls to go,

Whilst some of their sad friends do say

The breath goes now, and some say, No;

So let us melt, and make no noise,

No tear-floods, nor sigh-tempests move;

'Twere profanation of our joys

To tell the laity our love.

Moving of th' earth brings harms and fears,

Men reckon what it did and meant;

But trepidation of the spheres,

Though greater far, is innocent.

Dull sublunary lovers' love

(Whose soul is sense) cannot admit

Absence, because it doth remove

The thing which elemented it.

But we, by a love so much refined,

That our selves know not what it is,

Inter-assurèd of the mind,

Care less, eyes, lips and hands to miss.

Our two souls therefore, which are one,

Though I must go, endure not yet

A breach, but an expansion,

Like gold to airy thinness beat.

If they be two, they are two so

As stiff twin compasses are two;

Thy soul, the fixed foot, makes no show

To move, but doth, if th' other do.

And though it in the centre sit,

Yet, when the other far doth roam,

It leans, and hearkens after it,

And grows erect, as that comes home.

Such wilt thou be to me, who must,

Like th' other foot, obliquely run;

Thy firmness makes my circle just,

And makes me end where I begun.

John Donne
Source: http://www.poetry.com/lovepoems/lovepoem.asp?ID=102

If I Were Her Lover

I

If I were her lover,
I'd wade through the clover
Over the fields before
The gate that leads to her door;
Over the meadows,
To wait, 'mid the shadows,
The shadows that circle her door,
For the heart of my heart and more.
And there in the clover
Close by her,
Over and over
I'd sigh her:
"Your eyes are as brown
As the Night's, looking down
On waters that sleep
With the moon in their deep" . . .
If I were her lover to sigh her.


II
If I were her lover,
I'd wade through the clover
Over the fields before
The lane that leads to her door;
I'd wait, 'mid the thickets,
Or there by the pickets,
White pickets that fence in her door,
For the life of my life and more.
I'd lean in the clover—
The crisper
For the dews that are over—
And whisper:
"Your lips are as rare
As the dewberries there,
As ripe and as red,
On the honey-dew fed" . . .
If I were her lover to whisper.

III

If I were her lover,
I'd wade through the clover
Over the field before
The pathway that leads to her door;
And watch, in the twinkle
Of stars that sprinkle
The paradise over her door,
For the soul of my soul and more.
And there in the clover
I'd reach her;
And over and over
I'd teach her—
A love without sighs,
Of laughterful eyes,
That reckoned each second
The pause of a kiss,
A kiss and . . . that is
If I were her lover to teach her.

Madison Julius Cawein
Source : http://www.poetry.com/lovepoems/lovepoem.asp?ID=128