"Slumdog," which was shot in the streets and slums of Mumbai bagged eight golden statuettes in total and won Oscar race, including two award for music composer A.R. Rahamn(one for the song "Jai Ho" and the other for Best Score.)
A.R. Rahman is very famous in bollywood. He reverted to Islam from Hinduism in 1989 along with his sisters. Rasool Pookutty is also Muslim and worked as a sound engineer for slumdog, under the supervision of A.R. Rahman.
Two great Muslim child stars also contributed in the global success of movie.
The child actors, Azharuddin Mohammed Ismail, 10, and Rubina Ali, 9, were flown to Los Angeles for the Oscar award ceremony. Irfan Khan, another muslim, was also acted the role of police inspector.
Here are some pictures of Azhar and Rubina. May Allah bless them, Aameen!
Monday, February 23, 2009
Slumdog Millionaire
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Sunday, February 8, 2009
Obama quotes Hadith during National Prayer Breakfast
President Barack Obama is telling the National Prayer Breakfast that even though faith too often has been used "as a tool to divide us from one another," there is no religion in the world that is based on hatred.
In his prepared remarks, President Obama quoted the prophetic tradition, or "hadith," which states: "None of you truly believes until he wishes for his brother what he wishes for himself." That hadith may be found in Sahih Al-Bukhari, one of the most respected collections of the Prophet Muhammads(PBUH) statements and actions.
Here is the speech video,
Friday, January 30, 2009
A Strong Middle Class = A Strong America
Today, I was reading Obama's new administrative order about middle class development.
I am happy for this news. Now, at least somebody would hear the shouted voices of middle-class. It is beginning towards prospect future of an average American.
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Monday, December 8, 2008
Eid-ul-Adha Mubarak
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Sunday, November 30, 2008
New Blogs
Well, I am planing to create two more blog. This blog will remain my personal activities.
One of them would be dedicated to programming, technical post and Second would be on Islam.
But before I create them, I need your suggestions and answer of the following question.
Do I really need those two new blogs?
Can I use my present blog for technical and religious posts?
Now, I am using twitter service. It is status based service. You can follow me on twitter.
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Saturday, October 25, 2008
Three Things I Learned About Software WHILE NOT in University
I learned some stuff in University, but here's the thing "Three Things about Software WHILE NOT in University " as well.
Things I Learned about Software in University
- ITC teacher, Hilal Qureshi (Dean of CS), used to say that we (instructors) will not teach, we will just help you. (Have to have read text book before lectures)
- Necessary fundamentals like data structure (specailly C++ pointers, and how to use copy constructor), object oriented programming, relational database theory, algorithm, compiler construction, and math classes. Pascal/C, C++/Java are good languages.
- Computer Science generation (student) will destroyed if they don't know about latest development in CS world. (Have to have read at least one article from any research journal of CS)
Things I Learned about Software WHILE NOT in University
- Software Engineering process/tools/methodologies/good architectural designs/N-Tier implementation are blessing for Software Development.
- Requirements are always weird because life is also weird. Always code weird task with basic functionality, and then add features according to requirements.
- Code writing is an art which become fine and tuned day by day through experience and and contact with experienced peers.
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