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Anonymous wrote:For those who take a water cup with you into the bathroom, how exactly do you clean your bum with it? Do you just splash it on? Do you dip your hand in the water and then rub your bum? Or do you dip toilet paper in the water and then use that? Really curious.

Well the way I do it is I wipe first with toilet paper till everything is wiped off, then I use water to rinse my bum. I don't dip my hand in the water,my hand is on my bum as if I was still wiping with toilet paper, but sans toilet paper but with water and To describe the process, suppose you have some dirt on your hand and you wipe it till all the dirt comes off, then you rinse your hand with water, same process

Do you always use your left hand?

I never thought about it till you asked, but yeh I actually use my left hand ( did not even know this, had to actually think about it lol, I guess habit )

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Anonymous wrote:For those who take a water cup with you into the bathroom, how exactly do you clean your bum with it? Do you just splash it on? Do you dip your hand in the water and then rub your bum? Or do you dip toilet paper in the water and then use that? Really curious.

Well the way I do it is I wipe first with toilet paper till everything is wiped off, then I use water to rinse my bum. I don't dip my hand in the water,my hand is on my bum as if I was still wiping with toilet paper, but sans toilet paper but with water and To describe the process, suppose you have some dirt on your hand and you wipe it till all the dirt comes off, then you rinse your hand with water, same process

Do you always use your left hand?

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Anonymous wrote:For those who take a water cup with you into the bathroom, how exactly do you clean your bum with it? Do you just splash it on? Do you dip your hand in the water and then rub your bum? Or do you dip toilet paper in the water and then use that? Really curious.

Well the way I do it is I wipe first with toilet paper till everything is wiped off, then I use water to rinse my bum. I don't dip my hand in the water,my hand is on my bum as if I was still wiping with toilet paper, but sans toilet paper but with water and To describe the process, suppose you have some dirt on your hand and you wipe it till all the dirt comes off, then you rinse your hand with water, same process

Ok thanks for answering.

No problem, you are quite welcome

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Anonymous wrote:For those who take a water cup with you into the bathroom, how exactly do you clean your bum with it? Do you just splash it on? Do you dip your hand in the water and then rub your bum? Or do you dip toilet paper in the water and then use that? Really curious.

Well the way I do it is I wipe first with toilet paper till everything is wiped off, then I use water to rinse my bum. I don't dip my hand in the water,my hand is on my bum as if I was still wiping with toilet paper, but sans toilet paper but with water and To describe the process, suppose you have some dirt on your hand and you wipe it till all the dirt comes off, then you rinse your hand with water, same process

Ok thanks for answering.

And I'm here to stay, so get used to my face

I don't have time to respond to you. You are clearly insane. I am not the previous poster but I really don't give a rat's ass whether you believe me or not. I don't have time to write and respond to myself. WOw, really WOW

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Anonymous wrote:I'm Muslim and consider myself practicing. Never really understood the nail polish ban too or even the eyebrow waxing/threading ban bc prostitutes in the Prophet's time used to do it). Honestly religion is not supposed to be hard... I wear nailpolish and religiously thread my eyebrows And I pray 5 times a day and fast and do all the other things "good" Muslims do. Oh I don't wear hijab either, and some would say that's a big fat no no too. But whatevs. What I do or don't do is between me and my Lord. Hopefully He accepts me with all flaws and imperfections. I kind of feel sorry for people who are so black and white with everything.

Live and let live, people.

Salam to you I agree, religion is not black and white and we all have the ability to make decisions for ourselves. What works for you won't work for someone else and vice versa. When it becomes a problem, is when people start forcing their beliefs on you. I used to wear nail polish myself, but don't do it anymore unless Im not praying ( you know what i mean) . Heard about the water permeable ones and cant wait to try them out as I really love nail polish. You know what, at the end of the day, its a personal relationship between you and your lord and on the day of judgment , its just gonna be between You and Him, not you and all the other people so you don't owe an explanation to anyone about your choices. As long as you are confident in what you do, that's what matters. Ramadan Mubarak

Replying to yourself now? You didn't even try to alter your writing style. It's just sad. Please stop.

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What other things did i say? LOL, you might be confusing me with someone else ( I don't think there is only one Muslim poster on this board) and I do not criticize other faiths, I respect all faiths and respect people's rights to follow whatever faith they see fit or lack thereof. I agree, we all need to work on purity of heart, starting by myself, i am not perfect, i am a very deficient human being, make mistakes most of the time, but when I'm wrong and you correct me, I stand corrected. Again, my intention is not to come out harsh or offend, but sometimes when words are written they might come out a different way to the person reading them than what was intended. I really do not want to offend...

Your writing idiosyncrasies are pretty easily identifiable.

+1. I have frankly been fairly shocked at your insulting behavior to non-Muslims.

Yeh life can be quite shocking And it is not good to lie, I have never insulted non-muslims

OK, I'm sick of this so I wasted 3 minutes to find one of your insulting posts (it didn't take long because I had a lot of choices).

"Yeh since hte old testament is bad, lets just create a new one so we can look civilized, is that your point? The thing is, we Muslims don't have a new Quran or Old Quran. Its one, we've been having it for 1400 years+ and won't change it. And that is not the only verse in the Bible that is problematic, there are tons of them, but again like I stated earlier, I am not interested in bashing another religion, nor do I have the time .... "

Here's a link to that quote: http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/120/319047.page. I agree with the PP who said your writing style is very distinctive. Props for deniying that you're bashing anyone, even as you say the Old Testament is bad and Christianity is made up -- but apparently you have no trouble living with cognitive dissonance.

Anonymous wrote:I'm Muslim and consider myself practicing. Never really understood the nail polish ban too or even the eyebrow waxing/threading ban bc prostitutes in the Prophet's time used to do it). Honestly religion is not supposed to be hard... I wear nailpolish and religiously thread my eyebrows And I pray 5 times a day and fast and do all the other things "good" Muslims do. Oh I don't wear hijab either, and some would say that's a big fat no no too. But whatevs. What I do or don't do is between me and my Lord. Hopefully He accepts me with all flaws and imperfections. I kind of feel sorry for people who are so black and white with everything.

Live and let live, people.

Salam to you I agree, religion is not black and white and we all have the ability to make decisions for ourselves. What works for you won't work for someone else and vice versa. When it becomes a problem, is when people start forcing their beliefs on you. I used to wear nail polish myself, but don't do it anymore unless Im not praying ( you know what i mean) . Heard about the water permeable ones and cant wait to try them out as I really love nail polish. You know what, at the end of the day, its a personal relationship between you and your lord and on the day of judgment , its just gonna be between You and Him, not you and all the other people so you don't owe an explanation to anyone about your choices. As long as you are confident in what you do, that's what matters. Ramadan Mubarak

I'm Muslim and consider myself practicing. Never really understood the nail polish ban too or even the eyebrow waxing/threading ban bc prostitutes in the Prophet's time used to do it). Honestly religion is not supposed to be hard... I wear nailpolish and religiously thread my eyebrows And I pray 5 times a day and fast and do all the other things "good" Muslims do. Oh I don't wear hijab either, and some would say that's a big fat no no too. But whatevs. What I do or don't do is between me and my Lord. Hopefully He accepts me with all flaws and imperfections. I kind of feel sorry for people who are so black and white with everything.

Live and let live, people.

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What other things did i say? LOL, you might be confusing me with someone else ( I don't think there is only one Muslim poster on this board) and I do not criticize other faiths, I respect all faiths and respect people's rights to follow whatever faith they see fit or lack thereof. I agree, we all need to work on purity of heart, starting by myself, i am not perfect, i am a very deficient human being, make mistakes most of the time, but when I'm wrong and you correct me, I stand corrected. Again, my intention is not to come out harsh or offend, but sometimes when words are written they might come out a different way to the person reading them than what was intended. I really do not want to offend...

Your writing idiosyncrasies are pretty easily identifiable.

+1. I have frankly been fairly shocked at your insulting behavior to non-Muslims.

Yeh life can be quite shocking And it is not good to lie, I have never insulted non-muslims

Anonymous wrote:For those who take a water cup with you into the bathroom, how exactly do you clean your bum with it? Do you just splash it on? Do you dip your hand in the water and then rub your bum? Or do you dip toilet paper in the water and then use that? Really curious.

Well the way I do it is I wipe first with toilet paper till everything is wiped off, then I use water to rinse my bum. I don't dip my hand in the water,my hand is on my bum as if I was still wiping with toilet paper, but sans toilet paper but with water and To describe the process, suppose you have some dirt on your hand and you wipe it till all the dirt comes off, then you rinse your hand with water, same process

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Doing what things make your heart pure? Uhmm yes, to me that is your opinion, and yeh Muslim beliefs can be "muslim's opinion" to you, really doesn't keep me up at night i am not waltzing around anything, as i have nothing to prove to you. i am firm in what i believe and have zero doubts, so i don't need to waltz around anything, what i believe is enough for me. To you your religion or lack of and to me mine, that is your right!

Well this seems very reasonable, like we could be friends. Then I remember the various things you've said about other faiths over the past few weeks, and the misty good will dissolves. I guess we all need to work on our purity of heart, whether we get there by ablutions, by faith or by good works.

What other things did i say? LOL, you might be confusing me with someone else ( I don't think there is only one Muslim poster on this board) and I do not criticize other faiths, I respect all faiths and respect people's rights to follow whatever faith they see fit or lack thereof. I agree, we all need to work on purity of heart, starting by myself, i am not perfect, i am a very deficient human being, make mistakes most of the time, but when I'm wrong and you correct me, I stand corrected. Again, my intention is not to come out harsh or offend, but sometimes when words are written they might come out a different way to the person reading them than what was intended. I really do not want to offend...

Your writing idiosyncrasies are pretty easily identifiable.

Hum.... ok, i guess you have me all figured out LOL. Well, I very rarely post on the Religion forum, I am actually way more active in other sections of the site. Come to the Religion section once a blue moon but yeh I am probably the obnoxious poster you're referring to Have a good night!

You're not contributing to productive discussion on the Religion forum. Your LOL's, constant emoticons, and regular deflecting don't come off as wanting to participate respectfully with others. You should probably stick to the other more jovial forums and subjects on the site.

I actually quite enjoy it here, so I'm staying

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Doing what things make your heart pure? Uhmm yes, to me that is your opinion, and yeh Muslim beliefs can be "muslim's opinion" to you, really doesn't keep me up at night i am not waltzing around anything, as i have nothing to prove to you. i am firm in what i believe and have zero doubts, so i don't need to waltz around anything, what i believe is enough for me. To you your religion or lack of and to me mine, that is your right!

Well this seems very reasonable, like we could be friends. Then I remember the various things you've said about other faiths over the past few weeks, and the misty good will dissolves. I guess we all need to work on our purity of heart, whether we get there by ablutions, by faith or by good works.

What other things did i say? LOL, you might be confusing me with someone else ( I don't think there is only one Muslim poster on this board) and I do not criticize other faiths, I respect all faiths and respect people's rights to follow whatever faith they see fit or lack thereof. I agree, we all need to work on purity of heart, starting by myself, i am not perfect, i am a very deficient human being, make mistakes most of the time, but when I'm wrong and you correct me, I stand corrected. Again, my intention is not to come out harsh or offend, but sometimes when words are written they might come out a different way to the person reading them than what was intended. I really do not want to offend...

Your writing idiosyncrasies are pretty easily identifiable.

Hum.... ok, i guess you have me all figured out LOL. Well, I very rarely post on the Religion forum, I am actually way more active in other sections of the site. Come to the Religion section once a blue moon but yeh I am probably the obnoxious poster you're referring to Have a good night!

You're not contributing to productive discussion on the Religion forum. Your LOL's, constant emoticons, and regular deflecting don't come off as wanting to participate respectfully with others. You should probably stick to the other more jovial forums and subjects on the site.

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What other things did i say? LOL, you might be confusing me with someone else ( I don't think there is only one Muslim poster on this board) and I do not criticize other faiths, I respect all faiths and respect people's rights to follow whatever faith they see fit or lack thereof. I agree, we all need to work on purity of heart, starting by myself, i am not perfect, i am a very deficient human being, make mistakes most of the time, but when I'm wrong and you correct me, I stand corrected. Again, my intention is not to come out harsh or offend, but sometimes when words are written they might come out a different way to the person reading them than what was intended. I really do not want to offend...

Your writing idiosyncrasies are pretty easily identifiable.

+1. I have frankly been fairly shocked at your insulting behavior to non-Muslims.