Salman al-Audah, said on a popular satellite TV program last month that it was OK to mark birthdays and wedding anniversaries with parties as long as the Arabic word that describes the events _ "eid," meaning feast _ is not used.— - Latest Popular Stories, Instablogs Community
Salman al-Audah, said on a popular satellite TV program last month that it was OK to mark birthdays and wedding anniversaries with parties as long as the Arabic word that describes the events - "eid," meaning feast - is not used.— Barking Moonbat Early Warning System
"Christians have Mother's Day, an eid (festival) for trees, and an eid for every occasion," said Al Sheik, who also heads the Presidency for— Planet Atheism
First of all, I'd like to apologize for not giving much attention in the last few days due to eid and all (Yes … Belated eidkom mubarak) … But I'll try to work things out …— Safat: The KuwaitBlogs' Aggregator
A Muslim cleric once commented that "Christians have Mother's Day, an eid (feast) for trees, and an eid for every occasion."— mongster's nest

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