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UJ zagrożony kompromitacją

05.09.03, 21:58
...z czego zapewne nie zdają sobie (jeszcze) sprawy.

www.idf.il/newsite/english/alnajah/alnajah.stm
Może którys z forumowych akademików zechce im pomóc?


"- Prezydent Jacek Majchrowski rzeczywiście zgodził się
już na współpracę Krakowa z Hebronem. Ale ma to być
współpraca różnych instytucji kulturalnych czy uczelni
- wyjaśnia Krystyna Paluchowska, kierownik biura
informacji krakowskiego magistratu. - Natomiast miasto
Kraków nie podpisze formalnej umowy partnerskiej z
palestyńskimi władzami Hebronu."

www1.gazeta.pl/kraj/1,34309,1655607.html
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    • pit_b UJ zagrożony kompromitacją 05.09.03, 22:02
      Na szczescie pan Majchrowski zmusic
      uczelni do wspolpracy nie moze.

      Gorzej, ze miasto czyni ofiara swoich
      ambicyjek politycznych
      • werw Re: UJ zagrożony kompromitacją 05.09.03, 22:48
        Co on robił za komuny?

        Docent marcowy? Partyzant Moczara?
        • werw Re: UJ zagrożony kompromitacją 05.09.03, 22:50
          Polską racją stanu jest sojusz z USA, to wie nawet chyba
          dureń watto. A Majchrowski ich (i Busha) obraża. Diabli
          go wiedzą.
        • pit_b Re: UJ zagrożony kompromitacją 05.09.03, 22:56
          Na marcowego docenta jest za mlody, chyba.
          Zwykly sekretarz UJ-owskiego POP-u, prawnik,
          raczej oportunista. Obecnie swietnie sie ustawia,
          otworzyl wielka szkole wyzsza, m.in. prawo
          (jako prof. UJ i zatrudnia ludzi z UJ).

          A reszta, jak to Prezydent Krakowa. Dzialki,
          kontrakty itp., zwyczajne ciulanie grosza do
          grosza.

          Wiele wskazuje, ze cos mu ostatnio zaszkodzilo.
    • drf PARTYZANCI MOCZARA Z HAMASEM ?! 05.09.03, 22:10
      www.idf.il/newsite/english/alnajah/table2.jpg
      • werw Re: PARTYZANCI MOCZARA Z HAMASEM ?! 05.09.03, 22:55
        To jest najlepszesmile

        www.idf.il/newsite/english/response.stm
        • drf expand your horizons, your mind!!! 05.09.03, 23:04
          www.najah.edu/
          An Introduction To An-Najah



          Wecolme to An-Najah National University! Located in the heart of
          Palestine, An-Najah University sprawls throughout the mountainous region of
          northern Palestine in and around the beautiful city of Nablus. A variety of
          magnificent trees grow about the region, relishing the fertility of the soil.
          Wonderful sights and ancient cities litter the land, each one overflowing with
          historical, political, and religious significance.

          An-Najah University boasts 10,000 students in attendance with over 300
          professors. This popular University has had enormous growth in recent years.
          When the University was founded thirty years ago there were as many students
          as there are professors now!

          This kind of rapid progress speaks for itself. Many of the students are
          native to the land, but there is a presence of students from all over the
          world. A variety of languages are spoken on campus: English, Hebrew, French,
          and Spanish harmonize with the music of the Arabic language.


          Students interested in the pursuit of truth will flock to the region.
          Journalists, writers, artists, and political majors will benefit from the
          perspective and insight gained from attending such a centrally located
          university as An-Najah. The experience is invaluable: it has aided and will
          continue to aid students as their pursue bright futures. There are a variety
          of different academic disciplines, many of which are offered on the Bachelor
          and Masters levels. The region itself serves as an incredible introduction and
          learning environment for the world in which we live as it has served for
          centuries as a catalyst into inquiries about the very nature of human purpose,
          interests, and rights.

          An-Najah has a helpful and attentive staff; each member dedicated to the
          betterment of each individual student. All of your questions and inquiries
          will be met with appreciation and interest. As you pursue your field of
          interest, you will know that you are contributing to the vitality of a land
          that is in an embryonic stage of development after the chaos of past years.
          Your education will be unsurpassed, your contributions, well received, your
          talents, fully utilized.

          We welcome you to visit us at An-Najah University, expand your horizons,
          your mind and potential amidst some of the most beautiful and sacred land on
          this planet.

          • rabin_joe_jerushalmi Re: expand your horizons, your mind!!! 06.09.03, 11:40
            www.yabous.org/links.htm
    • Gość: Scan Opinie z Krakowa IP: *.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl 05.09.03, 22:55
      forum.gazeta.pl/forum/72,2.html?f=61&w=7805712&a=7805712&v=2&strona=0
      • wesoly3 [...] 05.09.03, 23:06
        Wiadomość została usunięta ze względu na złamanie prawa lub regulaminu.
        • drf Re: Opinie z Krakowa 05.09.03, 23:23
          wesoly3 napisał:

          > aj waj aj waj
          > ale zydki sraja w gacie ze zlosci
          > az milo popatrzec
          > a co wy kurwy ub-eckie robiliscie
          > za komuny ????

          wesoly3 ty to zwiadowiec Moczara
          i te kurwy spolkowal wiec wiesz
          co one robily...???
          Czemu sie pytasz czUBku???
          Twoj drF wink
          • wesoly3 [...] 05.09.03, 23:32
            Wiadomość została usunięta ze względu na złamanie prawa lub regulaminu.
            • drf Re: Opinie z Krakowa 05.09.03, 23:42
              wesoly3 napisał:

              > co kurwiszonku pejsaty odwracasz kota ogonem ???
              > rebe tak kazali ???
              > kazdy wie ze w UB byla spora nareprezentacja parchow
              > A ze sie z moczarem o wplywy pobili ???
              > a bo to jedna kurwa warta drugiej

              czUBku drogi NIE chowaj sie pod ogon kota
              rebe cie znajdzie wszedzie nawet na WSN-nie...wink
              mocz oddaj na badanie...
              moze to SYF ?
              pzdr
              Twoj drF
              • wesoly3 Re: Opinie z Krakowa 06.09.03, 00:16
                w szabas zawsze wam tak parchy odpierdala
                pod mycka ???
                • Gość: Josze Krasnodębski Re: Opinie z Krakowa IP: *.gdynia.mm.pl 06.09.03, 00:20
                  Zachowaj umiar w złości, młodzieńcze.
                • drf Re: Opinie z Krakowa 06.09.03, 00:28
                  wesoly3 napisał:

                  > w szabas zawsze wam tak parchy odpierdala
                  > pod mycka ???

                  szabas oszolom czUBku
                  nie GRZESZ bo 100 ZdrowasMario
                  Ci PRZYLOZE PO GOLYM TYLKU !!!
                  a i obrzezam jak bedziesz sie opieralwink)
                  Twoj drF
    • drf Re: UJ zagrożony kompromitacją 06.09.03, 00:41
      http://www.najah.edu/english/Faculties/islamlaw/USUL%20E-DEEN.asp

      UNIWERSYTECKIE KURSY
      “Free” courses: 6 credits

      Memorization of six chapters from the Holy Qur’an



      Course Descriptions:

      USE42213 Exegesis II
      This course studies Al-An’am Sura in terms of wisdom behind the Meccan Holy
      Qur’an’s focus on ‘aqida, and lack of reference to legislative details. The
      course also studies other issues raised in the sura, with particular emphasis
      on ‘aqida, absolute inimitability of Qur’anic verses. Students are expected to
      write term papers pertinent to exegesis of the sura.



      USE42214 Hadith II
      This course is a study of the 40 nawawiyah hadiths in terms of chain of
      authorities, and annotations. Students are expected to memorize these 40
      hadiths.



      USE42215 ‘Aqida II

      Topics covered in this course are belief in prophets and messengers, proof of
      prophethood phenomenon, the need for it, wahiy and its manner of revelation,
      the miracle in terms of definition and in terms of being an evidence of
      prophethood authenticity, prophets’ infallibility, refutation of violators’
      suspicions, belief in angels and heavenly books.



      USE42311 Exegesis III
      This course will be mainly concerned with the interpretation of Tabarak
      and ‘Ama sections. Tafsir iben Kathir and Fayed Al-Qadir will be considered
      in an analytical and comprehensive way.



      USE42312 Hadith III
      This course is a study of the following prophetic teachings cited in Sahih
      Muslim : Al-Faida’il, al-Qadar, Al-Ilm, Al-Thikar, Al-Istighfar, A-Tawbah,
      Sifat al-Munafiqeen, and their prescriptions, al-fitan, al-Jihad and Al-Amara.



      USE42313 ‘Aqida III

      This course is a continuation of Aqida II. It is a detailed study of iman in
      al-qada (divine judgment) and al-qadar (destiny) as well as the effect of this
      conviction in the Muslim’s life. The course also considers conviction in the
      Day of Judgment, small and big signs of that day. It also examines the issue
      of al-Mahadi al-muntather, descension of Jesus, peace be upon him. Finally,
      the course will look at atheism, and apostasy from Islam and its aspects.



      USE42314 Methods of Da’wa
      This course aims at providing students with information and skills that help
      them in achieving success in their da’wa and guidance. Special emphasis will
      be given to psychological factors controlling the public or groups of people.
      The course also highlights the leading role of the preacher, as a leader, in
      the society. The course will also introduce methods of preaching and guidance:
      good call; examples, behavior, good citation or quotation from the Holy Qur’an
      and Hadith. Finally, the course will focus on Friday sermon, its conditions,
      characteristics of a good sermon, models of good sermons. Students are
      expected to deliver Friday speeches.



      USE42315 Prophetic Biography
      The course provides introduction to the study of prophet’s life. It will also
      explain the benefits, characteristics and sources of his biography. The course
      is also an analytical study of the events in the life of the Prophet starting
      from the day of his birth to the day of his death.



      USE42316 Qur’anic Qasas
      This course introduces the notion of the story in the Holy Qur’an and its
      purposes. The course is also a study of models of Qur’anic stories, namely
      Joseph’s and Moses’ stories. There will also be a study of the Judaic versions
      of some stories.



      USE42411 I’jaz al-Qur’an
      This course begins with a definition of I’jaz (absolute inimitability) of the
      Holy Qur’an and the significance of its study. Then the course moves to show
      the difference between prophet’s miracle and those of fellow prophets. The
      course also dwells on the Holy Qur’an stages of challenges, history of
      investigation into the absolute inimitability of the Qur’an and its
      development and refutation of the arguments suggesting its coincidence.



      USE42412 Fiqh of Kitab and Sunna
      This course provides an introduction to the definition of fiqh and sunna and
      shows the relationship of sunna to the Kitab. The course also studies the fiqh
      social prescriptions in the context of An-Noor Sura. These social
      prescriptions include adultery, false accusation of unchastity, visit
      etiquette, encouragement of marriage, some fiqh prescriptions pertinent to
      separation of husband and wife in the light of al-Kitab and Sunna. These
      prescriptions include divorce, its legality, prescription types, divorce
      initiated by wife after paying compensation to husband (Khul’wink and injurious
      assimilation of wife to mother (thihar).



      USE42413 Comparative Religions
      This course is a study of theology and the significance of studying it. The
      course provides also details about Semitic peoples’ religions, namely Judiasm
      and Christianity but the course does not ignore India’s main religions and
      basic beliefs. A comparative study will be held among these religions.



      USE42414 Islamic Sects
      This course covers a number of topics: origin of Islamic sects, causes for
      their distinction from other sects. The course will focus on a number of these
      sects : Al-Asha’rah, Al-Matridiyah, Al-Khawarj and their offshoots, Shiites
      and their branches, the Druse, al-Marji’a, Al-Mu’tazilah. The course will
      briefly study these sects in terms of their origin, development and teachings,
      and their leaders. The course will also attempt to judge them in the light of
      al-Kitab and the Sunna.



      USE42461 Exegesis IV
      This course dwells on the interpretation of Al-Anfal Sura and “Qad Sami’a”
      section. It will also dwell on some social issues raised in the sura and the
      section in question. This is in addition to wisdom of legislation, and secrets
      of the Qur’anic bayan (illustration) as revealed in the verses. The course
      will examine scientific terms cited in exegesis books. Students will be asked
      to bring to class more then one book of exegesis to be trained on these
      exegesists’ methods.



      USE42462 Exegesists’ Methodologies
      This course aims at introducing exegesis, its conditions, and divisions,
      reasons for disagreement among scholars’ methodologies in their interpretation
      of the Holy Qur’an. The course will attempt to find out the most suitable
      approach to interpretation. Selected models will be studied.



      USE42463 Modernists’ Methodologies
      This course is a study of models made by modernists. These include authors of
      the six books, al-Imam Malik, some Hadith school methodologies such as al-Kufa
      and al-Basra schools and modernists' approaches in certain subjects.



      USE42261 Guided Caliphs’ Biographies
      This course introduces the Guided Caliphate and its span starting from Abu
      Bakr’s caliphate to Ali’s caliphate. The course will highlight Abu Bakr’s
      qualities, his status in Islam; Omar’s caliphate, his qualities, outstanding
      legacy during his rule, his assassination; Othman’s caliphate, his qualities,
      major contributions, beginning of Fitna, and his assassination; Ali’s
      caliphate, his qualities, and works, the fitna, Al-Jamel and Sifeen battles,
      al-Khawarij and his killing.



      USE42262 Prophetic Guidance
      This course examines selected hadiths, pertinent to Islamic morals, taken from
      the prophet’s guidance. The course will include the study of a number of
      hadiths that soften the hearts and bring them closer to Allah Subhana and
      decrease one’s clinging to mundane affairs of this life and teach Muslims good
      morals.



      USE42263 Islamic Morals
      This course is a theoretical study of morals such as commit
      • werw Re: UJ zagrożony kompromitacją 06.09.03, 00:53
        A jak zdobywa się zaliczenie końcowe?

        Memorization całego Qranu?
        • drf 100%QURAN 06.09.03, 01:02
          examinacja praktyka jihaddu: gotowy do wysadzenia...crying((
          ten caly teoretyczny aparat terroru w akademickich maskaradach crying
          • werw Jakże mogłem zapomnieć 06.09.03, 01:03
          • werw Jakże mogłem zapomnieć, właśnie: 06.09.03, 01:03
            To na pewno tez jest punktowane:

            www.gamla.org.il/english/feature/sbarro.htm
            www.adl.org/israel/israel_sbarro.asp
            • drf QRWA 100 % qURAN!!! 06.09.03, 01:29
              WAPON OF MASS PSYKOZIS !!!crying(((((((((((((((((((
              • werw Re: QRWA 100 % qURAN!!! 06.09.03, 01:39
                I to jak skuteczna. To się w głowie nie mieści.
                • drf Krakow to Jerozolima Polski 06.09.03, 01:43
                  a napewno NIE Mecca czy Hebron
                  Trzeba wyzwolic Krakow wink
                  Pzdr
                  drf
    • wesolek4 Mysle, ze chce dodac sobie godnosci i powagi 06.09.03, 11:46
      Po tej slynnej blazenadzie z Polanskim
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