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    fatima 

    02 Dec 2009 - 22:11
    hey wasalam! congratulations!! what type of job is he looking for? retail, hospital, etc? i dont think you should panic yet, taking the boards and getting licensed takes a few months usually. and most retail places will be happy to hire graduate interns in the meantime (and most will offer you a store when you do become licensed).
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    ChotooMotoo 

    01 Nov 2009 - 01:01
    thanks :flower: all the worry is so stressful
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    kababqueen 

    12 Sep 2009 - 09:19
    i think flushing is ok. i grew up in elmhurst and jackson heights so i'm used to being around tons of trains and now i have to rely on these stupid buses that are late and out of service more often than not! :mad: but i guess the neighborhood is very suburban, very safe and quiet, not a lot of ppl in my immediate vicinity and parking is easy to find in my neighborhood. we're looking in flushing as a last resort, but forest hills, queens village, fresh meadows, that whole area. yeah i know what you mean, queens is quickly becoming one of those places that you have to think twice before you raise a family in. but yeah the diversity in queens is awesome, esp from an eating-out-often point of view! :)
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    kababqueen 

    11 Sep 2009 - 20:49
    yeah, i know where middle village is...my favorite halal chinese place, halal kitchen is there! well more towards the maspeth side i guess. yeah i live in flushing right now, right across the street from queens college :)
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    kababqueen 

    11 Sep 2009 - 13:03
    wasalam, oh i know al-iman. i think the other masjid might be masjid al-ber? not sure though. i'm also from queens, born and raised in Elmhurst :D
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    Caramel_Candy 

    26 May 2009 - 23:14
    ws, i think it was Rockport?
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    SerenityJaan 

    09 Feb 2009 - 02:01
    sorry, i've written too much. However, if you read from my post downward then you'll read it in order, top to bottom basically :) lol..i'm sure you would have figured i out yourself,
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    SerenityJaan 

    09 Feb 2009 - 02:01
    As'salaam Wa'alikum, i was in madrassah, but what htey tought us, i know a lot of girls did from home with their mothers or friends who knew urdu, or local masjid urdu speaking teachers and Walah! they were doing urdu writing and reading. We used baby books of urdu, like, a book called " Allah kai rasool"..it had basic urdu words, that were written in very big and clear urud, to you know what each letter was..and they emphasis the differnt 'ya's. and 'ha's' so you know how to figure what to use and when to use it,...if you get those baby stories of allah kai rasool, and hazrat abu bakar, Ali, Bibi Aisha, Khadeeja from Madiniyah's website and write each line from the story onto paper,
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    SerenityJaan 

    09 Feb 2009 - 02:00
    it will help you start writing urdu, b/c you will have written ou th eletters and worsd so much you get used to them adn start understanding what to use and when, and it's very importent you have you mom ( if she is goign to be your teacher to check you work, and read out to you adn write what she i ssaying to practise what you have learned)..that comes some time later on, but in the beginng she can say some words adn you try to spellthem out in urdu, like a urdu spelling test.
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    SerenityJaan 

    09 Feb 2009 - 02:00
    there are also self teach urdu books that you can find, one can teach you urdu in one month, another in 3 months. they are pretty good, i've checkd out one a long time ago, my friend had it. If you google it or search on Amazon you might find it " teach yourself urdu in one month ' or something along those lines, it may come up. i hope this helps, take care and all the bset, and please remember me adn my family in your noble dua's plesae, that ALlah make it easier for us. Ameen. Ws.
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    Caramel_Candy 

    29 Jan 2009 - 22:54
    aww yeah I know. I am NOT looking forward to that. Maybe i'll go into the business side of pharmacy so I can have a desk job hah. I don't plan on working full time anyways. Once I have a family I plan on staying home iA... maybe you should try looking online for jobs for your husband where he can work from home. I hear that's the new thing in pharmacy. He can review and check scripts from his computer at home or however it will be set up. If I hear anything about it at school again i'll let you know, iA.
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    Caramel_Candy 

    29 Jan 2009 - 12:49
    salaam...did u find a good pair?
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    AceOfHearts 

    13 Jan 2009 - 20:54
    Thanks for the rep. :)
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    DramaRani 

    11 Jan 2009 - 12:49
    JazakAllah for your duaas! :flower:
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