දෙසැම්බර් 21 වෙනිදා ලෝකය විනාශ වෙයිද?2012 EnD.?

[dj ice cold]

ithin hariyata kiyahanko machan umba aapu tikata man pedili karala tiyanne .

තව ප්‍රශ්න අහල ඇති. ඒවාට උත්තර දෙන්න බැරිද ඒවාට උත්තර කියල දීපු එකා ළඟ නැද්ද?

 

[The Barnacle]

අල් කුරානය කියන්නේ බයිබලයේ පරන ගිවිසුම හා සමානව ලියෑවුනු එකක්.එක නිසා තමයි ඔය මුස්ලිම් අය එයාලගේ දෙවියො එනකම් බලන් ඉන්නේ.බයිබලය හා අල් කුරානය දෙකම කියවු කෙනෙක්ට එක හොදටම තෙරුම් ගන්න පුලුව්න්.මම තදින්ම බයිබලය විශ්වාස කරන කෙනෙක්.Science වලටවත් බයිබලය බොරුකියා ඔප්පු කරන්න බෑ.මම කියන්න උත්සහ කරන්නේ ලොක විනාශය ගෑන බය වෙන්න එපා.අවුරුදු 7ක් අතුලත තමයි ලොකය විනාශ වෙන්න පටන් ගන්නේ.එක දවසින් එහෙම වෙන්න නෑහෑ.එ අවුරුදු 7 අතුලත ගොඩක් අය ඉස්ලාම් දහමට හෑරෙයි.සින්හලයෙක් විදියට මම කියන්නේ මොනවා ඉදිරියට උනත් ඉස්ලාම් ආගමට නොහෑරෙන ලෙසයි.

 

[Cheranga Dharmasena]

 

[ColdBreath]

ඕහ් ඇත්තද ?
හැබැයි වෙන්නෙ නම් ඕකෙ අනිත් පැත්ත . අද කොච්චර නම් මුස්ලිම් මිනිස්සු ඉස්ලාම් අත්හැරලා ක්‍රිස්තියානි ආගමට එනවද කියලා පොඩ්ඩක් හොයලා බලන්න.

ඒකනේ කියන්නේ මචං. 'ආගම වෙනස් කලොත් මරනවා' කියල කියද්දි ඉස්ලාම් දාල යන්න තරම් ඒ මිනිස්සුන්ට ඉස්ලාම් ආගම අප්පිරිය වෙලා නෙ.

'මළත් කමක් නෑ ඉස්ලාම් නොවී' කියල හිතල ඒ මිනිස්සු ඉස්ලාම් දාල යනව ඇති.

 

[sirajstc]

Just Type In Google World fast growing religion

 

[sirajstc]

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Islam is the world’s fastest-growing religion by number of conversions each year: "Although the religion began in Arabia, by 2002 80% of all believers in Islam lived outside the Arab world. In the period 1990-2000, approximately 12.5 million more people converted to Islam than to Christianity".[20] Part of the books quote can be seen online from this extract from Google Books.[20] This was again shown in the 2005, 50th anniversary edition of Guinness Book of World Records, although the number of conversions was not mentioned this time.[21]

 

[sirajstc]

“Islam is the fastest-growing religion in America, a guide and pillar of stability for many of our people…”​

“…there is much that the world can learn from Islam. It is now practiced by one of every four people on Earth.”HILLARY RODMAN CLINTON, Los Angeles Times, May 31, 1996, p.3Already more than a billion-people strong, Islam is the world’s fastest-growing religion. ABCNEWS,
Abcnews.com
ABC News Broadcasted on BIC News 13 December 1997


Fastest-Growing Religion Often Misunderstood By Barr Seitz

“Experts agree Islam is one of the fastest growing religions in America. As many as five million Muslims live in the United States and in the last five years, the number of mosques in this country has increased from 843 to about 1,300. Most of the growth has come from immigration, but much of it is homegrown. For many black Americans, Islam has become the religion of choice and some one million have converted. “It is an American phenomenon, which started in the ghettoes of the north,” says Yvonne Haedad, a professor of history of Islam and of Christian-Muslim Relations at Georgetown University. “It is a response to racism…it is seen as the religion of liberation.”

“Islam is the fastest-growing religion in the country.” NEWSDAY, March 7, 1989, p.4
“Islam is the fastest-growing religion in the United States…” NEW YORK TIMES, Feb 21, 1989, p.1
Moslems are the world’s fastest-growing group…” USA TODAY, The populationreferance bureau, Feb. 17,
1989, p.4A
“Muhummed is the most successful of all Prophets and religious personalities. ” Encyclopedia Britannica
“There are more Muslims in North America then Jews Now.” Dan Rathers, CBS NEWS
“Islam is the fastest growing religion in North America.” TIMES MAGAZINE
“Islam continues to grow in America, and no one can doubt that!” CNN, December 15, 1995
“The religion of Islam is growing faster than any other religion in the world.” MIKE WALLACE, 60
MINUTES
“Five to 6 million strong, Muslims in America already outnumber Presbyterians, Episcopalians, and Mormons,
and they are more numerous than Quakers, Unitarians, Seventh-day Adventists, Mennonites, Jehovah’s
Witnesses, and Christian Scientists, combined. Many demographers say Islam has overtaken Judaism as the
country’s second-most commonly practiced religion; others say it is in the passing lane.” JOHAN BLANK,
USNEWS (7/20/98)
“In fact, religion experts say Islam is the second-largest religion in the United States… Islam has 5 million to 6
million members, followed by Judaism, with approximately 4.5 million….. And Islam is believed to be
fastest-growing religion in the country, with half its expansion coming from new immigrants and the other half
from conversions.” By ELSA C. ARNETT
Knight-Ridder News Service
Times of India


Thursday 12 July 2001

WASHINGTON: ‘Islam is one of the fastest growing religions in the United States, and by 2010 it is expected to become the second largest faith practiced in the country after Christianity, the State Department’s international information programs has said.’
Ohio News, Ohio.com Monday, November 27, 2000


Influx of Muslim immigrants, refugees attracting Americans to Islam

BY JASON KEYSER .Associated Press Writer

”There are about 25,000 Muslims in Columbus. Nationwide there are from 6 to 8 million Muslims. Based on anecdotal accounts and interviews, the refugee service estimates that nationwide there could be as many as 18,000 converts a year or one convert per mosque per month.”
Seattle Times


’Muslim in America’: by Marc Ramirez staff reporter

‘With some 6 million U.S. followers, Islam is one of the nation’s fastest-growing faiths.’
CONVERSIONS IN BRITAIN
Sunday Times (London, U.K.)


Rajeev Syal and Christopher Morgan

”The nation’s claim to be a Christian country is about to meet its first challenge: the number of practicing Muslims is set to overtake Anglican Christians…. There have also been a number of high-profile conversions to Islam from Christianity. These include the British middleweight boxing champion, who has changed his name to Hamdan; and Cat Stevens, the pop musician, who calls himself Yusuf Islam…. Prince Charles courted controversy when he reaffirmed his claim that when he succeeds the throne, he does not wish to be the defender of only the Christian faith.”
THE TIMES Tuesday, 9th November 1993


’Why Are British Women Turning To Islam’ by Lucy Berrington

’Unprecedented numbers of British people, nearly all of them women, are converting to Islam at a time of deep divisions within the Anglican and Catholic churches.

The rate of conversions has prompted predictions that Islam will rapidly become an important religious force in this country. “Within the next 20 years the number of British converts will equal or overtake the immigrant Muslim community that brought the faith here”, says Rose Kendrick, a religious education teacher at a Hull comprehensive and the author of a textbook guide to the Koran. She says: “Islam is as much a world faith as is Roman Catholicism. No one nationality claims it as its own”. Islam is also spreading fast on the continent and in America.


In the United States, women converts outnumber men by four to one, and in Britain make up the bulk of the estimated 10, 000 to 20, 000 converts, forming part of a Muslim community of 1.5 million.
Many of Britain’s “New Muslims” are from middle-class backgrounds. Some say the conversions are prompted by the rise of comparative religious education. The British media, offering what Muslims describe as a relentless bad press on all things Islamic, is also said to have helped. Westerners despairing of their own society – rising in crime, family breakdown, drugs and alcoholism- have come to admire the discipline and security of Islam. Many converts are former Christians disillusioned by the uncertainty of the church and unhappy with the concept of the Trinity and deification of Jesus.’

Conclusion

NBC NEWS: 20000 Americans Convert To ISLAM Each Year, 75% Of Them Women.




Source:
http://video.msn.com/?mkt=en-us&brand=msnbc&fg=email&vid=1151784d...


Islam is the fastest growing religion in the world. Islam is going to dominate many Places in USA and Europe in the next few years, and is now a fiery revival sweeping much of the planet from Africa to Asia to Latin America to Europe to USA.

The number of Europeans, Americans, Latinos and Africans converting to Islam is growing rapidly

sources
check it out !!

CNN WORLD NEWS: Islam is the fastest-growing religion
http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/9704/14/egypt.islam/

Islam is Fastest Growing Religion in United States:
http://www.defendamerica.mil/articles/a100501b.html

Times on line: Thousands of british people convert to islam every year:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle1026534.ece

Why European women are turning to Islam:
http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/1227/p01s04-woeu.html

Washington-Report: The Nation's Fastest Growing Religion
http://www.washington-report.org/bac...96/9605013.htm

Washington Post: Islam Luring More Latinos
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn?pagename=article&contentId=A2775...

Islam is spreading among Thousands black South Africans
http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=139&art_id=qw1100423.. .

Washington Post: Islam Attracting Many Thousands Survivors of Rwanda Genocide
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...2002Sep22.html

Islam - World's Fastest Growing Religion
http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/3016/fastest.htm

Many Converts to Islam Homepage:
http://www.islamawareness.net/Converts/

More Sources:
http://thetruereligion.org/modules/xfsection/index.php?categ%20ory=3&orde...


Learn more about islam:

http://www.islamreligion.com/

http://www.islam-guide.com/

http://www.sultan.org/

http://www.miraclesofthequran.com/

Today the fastest growing religion in the World is Islam..spreading through the Sword of intellect and Wisdom .

http://www.islamicweb.com/begin/results.htm

in islam before we believe we have to get the Evidence of the religion to be committed without any doubt and to live contently.

Muslims don`t look islam as a normal religion, but as a whole system of Life, which gives all answers about this life and hereafter.

many people don`t think how they came to this life and what is waiting them after death. they just do not want to think about their death although they must meet it.......

The followers of other religions have no decisive proof for their belief, therefore they believe in their religions emotionally or through imitation. Some of them think that you just have to have faith without clear proof. However when it comes to normal things in life people apply a lot of thought such as buying a car, house, choosing a University course or which bank to join, so how can it be that when it comes to the most important questions about life; which define the purpose of our lives that we should just have 'faith' without being convinced absolutely.

It is therefore vital for a Muslim to believe in the existence of Allah (swt) without any doubt whatsoever and to believe in the Prophethood of Muhammad (saw) and that the Qur'an is the final revelation sent by Allah (swt) to humanity. Islam is unlike all the other religions as it has a decisive proof that convinces the mind.


Read and Listen Holy Quran online:
http://www.ediscoverislam.com/quran-online.asp

Discover Islam Web Book CD..
A comprehensive learning guide to understanding Islam..For Muslims and non Muslims:
http://www.ediscoverislam.com/download.asp​

You wanted evidence, you got it. It should now be clear as light that Islam is the fastest growing religion on the planet. Islam is growing at an incredible speed because it is the religion of truth which offers you the answers to the questions of life and gives you a complete code of life. Don’t just be amazes at the growth of Islam; study it, accept it and practice it.


http://www.nytimes.com/2001/10/22/national/22CONV.html

or :
http://www.alhewar.com/nyt_islam_attracts.htm


Fast-growing Islam winning converts in Western world : CNN .

CNN states that 1/4 of the 6 Million Muslims in the United States are Revert Muslims (Converts).

Allison Poole was Raised as a Southern Baptist Christian. She became Muslim this Ramadan. Alhamdulilah! Since becoming Muslim, she feels more at peace and finds Islam has made he life much better as she has the right belief in God. Her family is completely behind her decision, but she finds fellow Americans still misunderstand Islam and say bad things.

Barbara Cartabuke is also an American who has found Islam post 911. She was a Catholic who always felt praying to Jesus and reading Hail Mary's was wrong. When she found Islam, it was a breath of fresh air and answered all her questions regarding the reality of her existance and of true belief in God.
Mar 24, 2010

 

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The Future of the Global Muslim Population


The world’s Muslim population is expected to increase by about 35% in the next 20 years, rising from 1.6 billion in 2010 to 2.2 billion by 2030, according to new population projections by the Pew Research Center’s Forum on Religion & Public Life.


Globally, the Muslim population is forecast to grow at about twice the rate of the non-Muslim population over the next two decades – an average annual growth rate of 1.5% for Muslims, compared with 0.7% for non-Muslims. If current trends continue, Muslims will make up 26.4% of the world’s total projected population of 8.3 billion in 2030, up from 23.4% of the estimated 2010 world population of 6.9 billion.


While the global Muslim population is expected to grow at a faster rate than the non-Muslim population, the Muslim population nevertheless is expected to grow at a slower pace in the next two decades than it did in the previous two decades. From 1990 to 2010, the global Muslim population increased at an average annual rate of 2.2%, compared with the projected rate of 1.5% for the period from 2010 to 2030.



These are among the key findings of a comprehensive report on the size, distribution and growth of the global Muslim population. The report by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life seeks to provide up-to-date estimates of the number of Muslims around the world in 2010 and to project the growth of the Muslim population from 2010 to 2030. The projections are based both on past demographic trends and on assumptions about how these trends will play out in future years. Making these projections inevitably entails a host of uncertainties, including political ones. Changes in the political climate in the United States or European nations, for example, could dramatically affect the patterns of Muslim migration.










The declining growth rate is due primarily to falling fertility rates in many Muslim-majority countries, including such populous nations as Indonesia and Bangladesh. Fertility is dropping as more women in these countries obtain a secondary education, living standards rise and people move from rural areas to cities and towns. (See the Related Factors section for more details.)



The slowdown in Muslim population growth is most pronounced in the Asia- Pacific region, the Middle East-North Africa and Europe, and less sharp in sub-Saharan Africa. The only region where Muslim population growth is accelerating through 2020 is the Americas, largely because of immigration. (For details, see the charts on population growth in the sections of this report on Asia-Pacific, Middle-East-North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Europe and the Americas.)
Falling birth rates eventually will lead to significant shifts in the age structure of Muslim populations. While the worldwide Muslim population today is relatively young, the so-called Muslim “youth bulge” – the high percentage of Muslims in their teens and 20s – peaked around the year 2000 and is now declining. (See the Age Structure section for more details.)
In 1990, more than twothirds of the total population of Muslim-majority countries was under age 30. Today, people under 30 make up about 60% of the population of these countries, and by 2030 they are projected to fall to about 50%.
At the same time, many Muslim-majority countries will have aging populations; between 2010 and 2030, the share of people age 30 and older in these countries is expected to rise from 40% to 50%, and the share of people age 60 and older is expected nearly to double, from 7% to 12%.


Muslim-majority countries, however, are not the only ones with aging populations. As birth rates drop and people live longer all around the globe, the population of the entire world is aging. As a result, the global Muslim population will remain comparatively youthful for decades to come. The median age in Muslim-majority countries, for example, rose from 19 in 1990 to 24 in 2010 and is expected to climb to 30 by 2030. But it will still be lower than the median age in North America, Europe and other more-developed regions, which rose from 34 to 40 between 1990 and 2010 and is projected to be 44 in 2030. By that year, nearly three-inten of the world’s youth and young adults – 29.1% of people ages 15-29 – are projected to be Muslims, up from 25.8% in 2010 and 20.0% in 1990.


Other key findings of the study include:
Worldwide

• Sunni Muslims will continue to make up an overwhelming majority of Muslims in 2030 (87- 90%). The portion of the world’s Muslims who are Shia may decline slightly, largely because of relatively low fertility in Iran, where more than a third of the world’s Shia Muslims live.
• As of 2010, about three-quarters of the world’s Muslims (74.1%) live in the 49 countries in which Muslims make up a majority of the population. More than a fifth of all Muslims (23.3%) live in non-Muslim-majority countries in the developing world. About 3% of the world’s Muslims live in more-developed regions, such as Europe, North America, Australia, New Zealand and Japan.
• Fertility rates in Muslim-majority countries are closely related to women’s education levels. In the eight Muslim-majority countries where girls generally receive the fewest years of schooling, the average fertility rate (5.0 children per woman) is more than double the average rate (2.3 children per woman) in the nine Muslim-majority countries where girls generally receive the most years of schooling. One exception is the Palestinian territories, where the average fertility rate (4.5 children per woman) is relatively high even though a girl born there today can expect to receive 14 years of formal education.
• Fewer than half (47.8%) of married women ages 15-49 in Muslim-majority countries use some form of birth control. By comparison, in non-Muslim-majority, less-developed countries nearly two-thirds (63.3%) of all married women in that age group use some form of birth control.

Asia-Pacific

• Nearly three-in-ten people living in the Asia-Pacific region in 2030 (27.3%) will be Muslim, up from about a quarter in 2010 (24.8%) and roughly a fifth in 1990 (21.6%).
• Muslims make up only about 2% of the population in China, but because the country is so populous, its Muslim population is expected to be the 19th largest in the world in 2030.

Middle East-North Africa

• The Middle East-North Africa will continue to have the highest percentage of Muslim-majority countries. Of the 20 countries and territories in this region, all but Israel are projected to be at least 50% Muslim in 2030, and 17 are expected to have a population that is more than 75% Muslim in 2030, with Israel, Lebanon and Sudan (as currently demarcated) being the only exceptions.
• Nearly a quarter (23.2%) of Israel’s population is expected to be Muslim in 2030, up from 17.7% in 2010 and 14.1% in 1990. During the past 20 years, the Muslim population in Israel has more than doubled, growing from 0.6 million in 1990 to 1.3 million in 2010. The Muslim population in Israel (including Jerusalem but not the West Bank and Gaza) is expected to reach 2.1 million by 2030.
• Egypt, Algeria and Morocco currently have the largest Muslim populations in the Middle East-North Africa. By 2030, however, Iraq is expected to have the second-largest Muslim population in the region – exceeded only by Egypt – largely because Iraq has a higher fertility rate than Algeria or Morocco.

Sub-Saharan Africa

• The Muslim population in sub-Saharan Africa is projected to grow by nearly 60% in the next 20 years, from 242.5 million in 2010 to 385.9 million in 2030. Because the region’s non- Muslim population also is growing at a rapid pace, Muslims are expected to make up only a slightly larger share of the region’s population in 2030 (31.0%) than they do in 2010 (29.6%).
• Various surveys give differing figures for the size of religious groups in Nigeria, which appears to have roughly equal numbers of Muslims and Christians in 2010. By 2030, Nigeria is expected to have a slight Muslim majority (51.5%).

Europe

• In 2030, Muslims are projected to make up more than 10% of the total population in 10 European countries: Kosovo (93.5%), Albania (83.2%), Bosnia-Herzegovina (42.7%), Republic of Macedonia (40.3%), Montenegro (21.5%), Bulgaria (15.7%), Russia (14.4%), Georgia (11.5%), France (10.3%) and Belgium (10.2%).
• Russia will continue to have the largest Muslim population (in absolute numbers) in Europe in 2030. Its Muslim population is expected to rise from 16.4 million in 2010 to 18.6 million in 2030. The growth rate for the Muslim population in Russia is projected to be 0.6% annually over the next two decades. By contrast, Russia’s non-Muslim population is expected to shrink by an average of 0.6% annually over the same period.
• France had an expected net influx of 66,000 Muslim immigrants in 2010, primarily from North Africa. Muslims comprised an estimated two-thirds (68.5%) of all new immigrants to France in the past year. Spain was expected to see a net gain of 70,000 Muslim immigrants in 2010, but they account for a much smaller portion of all new immigrants to Spain (13.1%). The U.K.’s net inflow of Muslim immigrants in the past year (nearly 64,000) was forecast to be nearly as large as France’s. More than a quarter (28.1%) of all new immigrants to the U.K. in 2010 are estimated to be Muslim.

The Americas

• The number of Muslims in Canada is expected to nearly triple in the next 20 years, from about 940,000 in 2010 to nearly 2.7 million in 2030. Muslims are expected to make up 6.6% of Canada’s total population in 2030, up from 2.8% today. Argentina is expected to have the third-largest Muslim population in the Americas, after the U.S. and Canada. Argentina, with about 1 million Muslims in 2010, is now in second place, behind the U.S.
• Children under age 15 make up a relatively small portion of the U.S. Muslim population today. Only 13.1% of Muslims are in the 0-14 age group. This reflects the fact that a large proportion of Muslims in the U.S. are newer immigrants who arrived as adults. But by 2030, many of these immigrants are expected to start families. If current trends continue, the number of U.S. Muslims under age 15 will more than triple, from fewer than 500,000 in 2010 to 1.8 million in2030. The number of Muslim children ages 0-4 living in the U.S. is expected to increase from fewer than 200,000 in 2010 to more than 650,000 in 2030.
• About two-thirds of the Muslims in the U.S. today (64.5%) are first-generation immigrants (foreign-born), while slightly more than a third (35.5%) were born in the U.S. By 2030, however, more than four-in-ten of the Muslims in the U.S. (44.9%) are expected to be native-born.
• The top countries of origin for Muslim immigrants to the U.S. in 2009 were Pakistan and Bangladesh. They are expected to remain the top countries of origin for Muslim immigrants to the U.S. in 2030.

About the Report

This report makes demographic projections. Projections are not the same as predictions. Rather, they are estimates built on current population data and assumptions about demographic trends; they are what will happen if the current data are accurate and the trends play out as expected. But many things – immigration laws, economic conditions, natural disasters, armed conflicts, scientific discoveries, social movements and political upheavals, to name just a few – can shift demographic trends in unforeseen ways, which is why this report adheres to a modest time frame, looking just 20 years down the road. Even so, there is no guarantee that Muslim populations will grow at precisely the rates anticipated in this report and not be affected by unforeseen events, such as political decisions on immigration quotas or national campaigns to encourage larger or smaller families.


The projections presented in this report are the medium figures in a range of three scenarios – high, medium and low – generated from models commonly used by demographers around the world to forecast changes in population size and composition. The models follow what is known as the cohort-component method, which starts with a baseline population (in this case, the current number of Muslims in each country) divided into groups, or cohorts, by age and sex. Each cohort is projected into the future by adding likely gains – new births and immigrants – and subtracting likely losses – deaths and emigrants. These calculations were made by the Pew Forum’s demographers, who collaborated with researchers at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) in Austria on the projections for the United States and European countries. (For more details, see Appendix A: Methodology.)


The current population data that underpin this report were culled from the best sources available on Muslims in each of the 232 countries and territories for which the U.N. Population Division provides general population estimates. Many of these baseline statistics were published in the Pew Forum’s 2009 report, Mapping the Global Muslim Population, which acquired and analyzed about 1,500 sources of data – including census reports, large-scale demographic studies and general population surveys – to estimate the number of Muslims in every country and territory. (For a list of sources, see Appendix B: Data Sources by Country.) All of those estimates have been updated for 2010, and some have been substantially revised. (To find the current estimate and projections for a particular region or country, see Muslim Population by Country, 1990-2030.) Since many countries are conducting national censuses in 2010-11, more data is likely to emerge over the next few years, but a cut-off must be made at some point; this report is based on information available as of mid-2010. To the extent possible, the report provides data for decennial years – 1990, 2000, 2010, 2020 and 2030. In some cases, however, the time periods vary because data is available only for certain years or in five-year increments (e.g., 2010-15 or 2030-35).


The definition of Muslim in this report is very broad. The goal is to count all groups and individuals who self-identify as Muslims. This includes Muslims who may be secular or nonobservant. No attempt is made in this report to measure how religious Muslims are or to forecast levels of religiosity (or secularism) in the decades ahead.2

source: PEW FORUM

 

[Mr:Virus]

මුන් වගේ ගොන් හරක් ටිකක් අම්මපා. දුක හිතෙනවා....

 

[sirajstc]

duk wei duk wei lagadeema duk wei

 

[dj ice cold]

විකාර කොපි පේස්ට් කරන්නේ නැතුව මගේ ප්‍රශ්න වලට උත්තර දෙනවද?

 

[\UseR NamE]

duk wei duk wei lagadeema duk wei

යාලුවා මේක පොඩ්ඩක් බලන්න. පුලුවන්නම් ඔය වැරදි මාර්ගයෙන් එලියට එන්න බලන්න.

 

[sirajstc]

User Name machan kohamda ara mage post eka beluwada.?Anith eka Oyaage aagama oya hariyata pilipadinawada>?100 100 kma.?

 

[\UseR NamE]

User Name machan kohamda ara mage post eka beluwada.?Anith eka Oyaage aagama oya hariyata pilipadinawada>?100 100 kma.?

උපරිමයෙන් උත්සාහ කරනවා මචන්.

 

[sirajstc]

HAri Injeel eka watahaganna kiyaka paratana karanawa Bye enam

 

[dj ice cold]

HAri Injeel eka watahaganna kiyaka paratana karanawa Bye enam

මගේ ප්‍රශ්නය වලට තාම උත්තර නෑ

 

[\UseR NamE]

HAri Injeel eka watahaganna kiyaka paratana karanawa Bye enam

machan uba Injeel kiyala kiwwe bible ekatada machan ?
machan mamanam bible eka hariyata watahagenai inne machan. e wagema 100% k wiswasa karanawa.
bye machan.

 

[sirajstc]

Ow original bible jesus tumaata Allah dewiyen visin dunna bible eka
Wishwaasa karanawanam pilipadinne nedda.?

 

[\UseR NamE]

Ow original bible jesus tumaata Allah dewiyen visin dunna bible eka
Wishwaasa karanawanam pilipadinne nedda.?

ඔයා දැන් කියන්න හදන්නේ "අල්ලහ්" කියන්නෙ "දෙවියන්වහන්සේ" කියලද ?
අපි අදහන්නේ අල්ලහ්ව නම් නෙමේ යාලුවා. දෙවියන්වහන්සේවයි.

 

[පැටියා]

පොඩි ළමයිත් ඕහොමයි.
අපේ තාත්තා කාර් එකේ යන්නෙ කිවුවහම අනික් එකා කියනවා මගේ තාත්තා හෙලිකොප්ටර් එකේ යන්නෙ කියලා.
තව එකෙක් කියනවා මගෙ තාත්තා යන්නෙ ජෙට් එකේ කියලා.

මොනවා වුනත් සිරාජ්ගෙ පැහැදිලි කිරීම ගැන ස්තූතියි.