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March 17, 2008

Aqeedah Flowers

Aqeedah & Maulid Events
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The community events yesterday were both very lovely. The event speakers included
I Zaid Shakir, S Hamza Yusuf, I Tahir, Ustadh Abdullah Ali.  In the last talk of the evening the finial sentiment that S. Hamza shared was the call to "Bring beauty to the world."

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Assalamualaikum Khadija,

I love the flower arrangements! What kinds of orchids did you use in the first two? My mother loves orchids and grows them herself.

Salams and keep up the beautiful work.

as salamu 'alaykum

Beautiful masha'Allah!

I also want to thank you for recommending the book Animal, Vegetable, Miracle to me on my site. I've read it and loved it! May Allah increase you in khair in both this dunya and the aakhirah. Ameen

Assalam-alaikam,
Mash'Allah beautiful as always.
I would never have thought to put orange and pink with burgundy that way - reminds me of the time between summer and autumn.

As-salamu alaikum sister Khadija,
Beautiful display mashaAllah! I feel like I can smell the flowers!

Salam Aunty Khadija, we posted more photos here: http://islamcrunch.com/archives/photos-from-mawlid-aqidah-events/

And there are links to photo albums and we included a photo of your beautiful designs.

Thank you for easing our hearts.

With love,
Su and Mikael

These are absolutely beautiful! I so love pinks and oranges together.

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