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C-Fu
post Jan 25 2013, 03:04 PM

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samak isn't troublesome, unless you call washing your hands with soap troublesome doh.gif samak is EXACTLY like washing soap. it's not like dabbing your hands into the dirty ground. we (and science also proves) that clean sand/dirt is the most effective common bacterial removal agent, much better than any soap and cheap too (almost free).


for muslims, there are only ONE breed of dog that can be considered, which is a special breed of hunting dog. One of the rarely known reasons is that muslims, at least those in old eras, view dogs not as a pet, but as a companion - for hunting, protection, etc.



It's a Saluki. just google it, retyping it won't serve any use. But if you've ever watched Hachiko the movie before, it's like that special bond lah between muslims and Saluki for thousands of years already. Some sects, like the Bedouins, regard the saluki as clean (can put in house, sleep together, etc). but only because of their lifestyle that it is clean.


not to say that you cannot bela a Husky lah. I used to take care of a German Shepherd before, outside of the house. samak wasn't a problem at all..... it's just like washing your hands, really. just that in my opinion if you bela because its cute ke, cantik ke, etc, that's not a normal consideration for muslims to own a companion dog as we don't see them as pets. but up to you ler.

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post Jan 25 2013, 05:17 PM

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QUOTE(s2peMocls @ Jan 25 2013, 03:45 PM)
Prove please. I'm sure if it's true there must be surgeons using sand and dirt to clean clean their hands before going into the operating theater.
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COMMON BACTERIAL REMOVAL AGENT. i don't think you understand what I wrote.
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post Jan 25 2013, 05:22 PM

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QUOTE(Kurapika @ Jan 25 2013, 05:21 PM)
Susahnye syarat~
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senang je.

he meant dia nak batang kecik.
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post Jan 25 2013, 05:29 PM

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pape la achik, i rather not think about dog's d*** size. i don't even think my gay friends think about that everytime we hang out. ko suke batang anjing ko punye hal la bro/babe.


anyway bentonite and calcium-based minerals are used quite often as a cleansing agent. like here a water storage was accidentally treated to be clear gila babi, just because it's in a batu kapur mountain lombong.

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post Jan 25 2013, 05:34 PM

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QUOTE(s2peMocls @ Jan 25 2013, 05:32 PM)
Common bacteria and germs inducing agent got la. You have no idea how many kinds of intestinal parasites live in soil lah. Why do you think Muslim majority countries have so many cases of dysentery and cholera?

In fact, when U.S. soldiers go to the middle east, they get some sort of infection, and when they check, almost 100% of workers there have some form of parasitic infestation.

http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2...3000299?LI=true

Even the CDC agrees that ALL refugees from the middle east be treated for intestinal infections.

http://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/...s-overseas.html
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if you want to use the normal dirt outside of homes as the basis of your argument then I rather not argue, really, because that's just way too stupid for me to entertain.
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post Jan 25 2013, 06:19 PM

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QUOTE(MsGaijin @ Jan 25 2013, 05:49 PM)
A brilliant opinion. thumbup.gif Thanks man.
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but getting a Saluki is quite difficult, and I'm not even talking about a purebred Saluki. But try to get as closest as you can to a purebred. Try contacting this guy.

http://heshmael-saluki.com/index.php?optio...id=27&Itemid=45


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1) THEY DO NOT SMELL! Yes true enough when they breathe into your face after a mega RUN, or after a walk on a hot day, they do smell of dog breath! BUT certainly and definitely NOT like the typical dog odour which is very typical in many breeds. Imagine a wet GSD in a humid room. LOL

2) THEY DO NOT DROOL............................. nope............... not drooly at all!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Imagine examining a mastiff or a basset hound, jeeeeez when they swing or shake their heads, immediately close your eyes!!!!! I was aware that the saluki boys may drool when the gals are on heat, Santana did when Balqes was on heat. But their saliva is not as mucoid as some breeds, and thank GOD am not allergic to it! I do come down with a rash when handling certain breeds, e.g sharpei, bulldogs. Generally speaking they do not salivate much and I think this could be due to the fact that they are desert animals, conserving fluids more diligently.

3) DRY FAST WHEN WET, so very true as I tend to wash their legs after a walk. I have never used a blow-dryer or a hair-dryer on any of them, even after a thorough wash.

4) DO NOT BARK UNNECESSARILY, I love them for this, they do not bark aimlessly. So far they only bark when it is necessary. So far none of them have high pitched shrieky barks, which I find a rather annoying e.g. Miniature Schnauzers.

5) NON HYPER!!!!!!!! I daresay they go to work with me, all 5, and none are hyper at the counter and would only bark or appear curious or even apprehensive unless there is an outsider entering the Reception without the presence of any staff. OR noisy dogs that are at the waiting area!!!!!!!!!
but take care in treating them. Treat them as a pet and they really will rebel against you. They are truly a companion, and by default a hunting dog, so loyalty, etc are their qualities. Also some believe that the story of Ashabul-kahfi, when the few men woke up from their sleep and seeing their dog, long dead, sit next to them, was a Saluki. That is one of the highest honor that Quran mentions of an animal that you can find. That must've have some significant meaning.




This is how you would treat a Saluki. See the difference between a real companion than a normal pet like any other dog. If you want a pet, get a kucing la. cuter somemore tongue.gif



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post Jan 28 2013, 05:20 AM

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QUOTE(Ducki3s @ Jan 26 2013, 11:30 AM)
if bela wild boar can?? this question always pop up in my head
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general questions like this is best answered with a simple WHY. as in, your niat.


then you ask yourself what benefit would you get, as well as what benefit would everybody get as an ummah.

then ask yourself whether it brings more harm to you than good (such as, less time praying/remembering God), whether there are better/halal alternatives readily available.



like for instance, makan babi. just example.

why? because it's darurat. niat? only to survive.

what benefit? can survive and continue fighting for peace/removal of darurat times.

bring harm? there's a risk of poisoning, but eliminating the risk of death.


Islam is quite flexible.


now say, wild boar.

why? for research purpose only, to find cure for AIDS based on your hypothesis. just example.

why? to help mankind. but if to make money? haram.

what benefit? duh.

bring harm? none you can think of.



same thing with owning a dog. if it's just for petting, it's almost borderline haram as it is useless, and got alternatives for whatever purpose you want a pet.

but for a working companion, or for protection, to help blind people? harus.



Islam is very flexible. But no point kidding yourself to try to "make" anything halal for you, because it falls back to God knows everything.

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