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Are jews choosen people ? - By Rabbi Gershon Steinberg-Caudill By Rabbi Gershon Winkler Regarding the question about the Jews claiming to be the chosen people, and how that has led to antisemitism: my feeling is that we never claimed to the world to be the chosen people. We claimed it to ourselves, no less and no more than did the Celts claim that they were the chosen ones, or the Hopi Indians, or the Lakota Sioux or the Egyptians, or the Greeks. It is not our fault that Christianity TOOK our personal diary from us and published it all over the world. It is the early Church in its claim to be the only true religion that used our scriptures to prove this by quoting about how we were chosen by God, so that by replacing us, they became automatically the NEWLY chosen ones. But we Jews never publicized to the world that God had chosen us over any other. On the contrary, throughout the Tenakh we were reminded again and again that we are not THE chosen people, but A chosen people, meaning a people chosen amongst many others. Here are a few examples from the Tenakh, the private diary of the Jewish people: "In that day shall Israel be third alongside Egypt and Assyria, as a blessing on earth; for God will bless them, saying: 'Blessed be my people Egypt, my handiwork Assyria, and my inheritance Israel'" (Isaiah 19:24). "Are you not just like the Children of the Ethiopians unto me, O Children of Israel? Did I not bring out Israel from the Land of Egypt, and the Philistines from Caf'tor, and Aram from Kir?" (Amos 9:7). From the Talmud: "It is written, 'There never again arose among the Israelites a prophet as great as Moses' (Deuteronomy 34:10) --among the Israelites there never again arose a prophet as great as Moses, but amongst other peoples, it is certainly probable!" (Midrash Bamid'bar Rabbah 14:19). Martin Buber put it this way: "As a historical people, Israel enjoys no precedence over any other. Like Israel, the other peoples were all wanderers and settlers; they came 'up' from a land of want and servitude into their present homeland. The one God, the Redeemer and Leader of the peoples, strode before all of them upon their way -- even the hostile neighboring peoples -- protecting them by His might. He guided their steps, gave them power, let them 'inherit' the soil of a people that had been ruined by its sins and abandoned by history." (From "Martin Buber On the Bible", edited by N. Glatzer [Schocken Books, 1982], p. 80). I believe that we believe that God does not discriminate between one people and another. That God loves the Palestinians as much as [God loves] the Israelis. Sort of like a mother who writes six letters to her six children, and in each letter she writes "You are my favorite. I love you more than anything in the world!" This is why we never went out missionizing to people. We believed every-one had their own divine revelation and each their path is sacred as long as they don't use it to destroy others. A tzadik (righteous person), the Talmud teaches, is not someone who is a holy Jew, but someone of ANY faith or [ANY] people who is righteous by their actions. A tzadik is not determined by belief or religious affiliation but by how they live their life. So, no we are not any more chosen than the aboriginals of Australia. We are equally chosen. And when we say "asher bachar ba'nu mee'kol ha'ameem" (who chose in us from all the nations) we mean that we thank God for choosing us, too, from among all the other nations, meaning from among all those other peoples who were chosen long before we were. Of course the average traditional Jew will think about this differently. I believe that is because we have as a people been persecuted for so long that our religious teachers kept impressing upon us how precious we were to God in order to lift up our downtrodden spirits. A people oppressed for close to two thousand years needs to hear that they are important, chosen, the highest of the high. But theologically it is totally incorrect. We are different than most, yes. But we are not more important to God than most. God likes us because we are funny. We gave the world more comedians than anyone else. We are not hated because we claim to be chosen. We are hated because of the venom spread against us by the New Testament story of the Jews calling for the crucifixion of Jesus, which has been proven again and again as historically and theologically fictitious, but it is already a poison well-entrenched in every-one influenced by the Church, whether Christian or not, which is practically the entire world today. I think another factor of this chosen people problem is not anything we say or said to the world as much as what the world assumes we say about ourselves or think about ourselves, because the world sees us as uncompromising, tenaciously clinging to our peculiar and often politically-incorrect ways, even when those ways clash with the rest of the world. We have always been different, and always refused to conform to the religious and cultural ways of those who have conquered us, whether Babylonian, Greek, Roman, Christian, etc. which led them to assume that we thought ourselves special. Why don't the Jews give in? They couldn't understand it. Everyone else who was conquered adopted the conqueror's ways. Everyone but the Jews. Which may naturally lead people to think that we think we are too special, chosen by God or the gods. Our crime was our stubborn refusal to compromise our beliefs and our ways, and so we chose death more often than any other conquered people, rather than conform or convert. Our crime was not our claim to be chosen. Our crime was our claim to the right to believe as we wished. And for that we have paid dearly.

Saeed Rafay Writes Why is Malala, #Malala From Abdul Wali: Now carefully learn here, I have written it myself and I know her since 2008: 1) she is the greatest because she stood up for her education in the age of 11 years back in 2008 when the Taliban closed her school. 2) Taliban blown Up hundreds of schools in Swat and the remaining were closed especially the Girls schools, but Malala did not accept it and started protest against this in her town, and finally got back to school with other students. This was a time when a BIG General even could that openly protest in Swat and She did it. So she is the greatest again. 3) in the time of war in Swat, she went to Peshawar and Islamabad to protest nationwide against the Taliban and for the girls who's education was affected. 4) She secretly wrote a diary for BBC with the name of "Gul Makai" which later became a very popular diary in the local media of Pakistan. 5) Her struggles brought children back to school in 2009, and thus it was the courage that others boys & girls went to schools in Swat without any fear in the leadership of Malala Yousaf the Greatest. 6) After peace restoration in Swat in 2009, she began to appear on Pakistani Channels and started promoting tourism in Swat and she did struggles for bringing people back to Swat because she was the only greatest one who could speak so effectively. 7) after this all 3 years struggles in 2011, she was nominated for International children peace prize award which she didn't win, but she got international and local media attention. source is here: http://tribune.com.pk/.../swats-malala-runner-up-for.../ Malala this award again in 2013, but in 2011 she was run up, see the people comment there on the post who now are acting as idiots. 8) After this all till 2011 she was a national hero and given many Awards including the national Peace award for youth by PM Raza Gilani and Punjab biggest award by Shahbaz Sharif. everyone in Pakistan used to say her a hero till October 2012. She appeared on so many local channels in 2009, 2010, 2011. Source of award: http://www.thenews.com.pk/article-29002-Malala-Yousafzai... 9) She has a BIG rule in restoration of peace in Swat therefore she used to be invited by Universities, colleges, schools for speeches about peace and children in Karachi, Peshawar, Lahore and Islamabad, during that I met her once in Karachi and I found her the greatest. 10) At the age of 11 or 12 years a girl in Pakistan can not do this, parents protect their children inside the rooms for safety, but she said to her father that I would get my education even if I lose my life, because she was the greatest, and still she is. The above all facts are before the October 2012 Attack, because after the attack everyone knows why she was the greatest. And you would love to watch these videos of Malala the greatest from 2009 to 2012 before the attack. Interview on in 2009 when she was famous in PK: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6eT0PpQkRo interview in 2011 after getting Peace award: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaFpM8HKuak Interview when she was nominated in 2011 for International peace award: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bB5OQaKIPuY there are a lot more to watch and read and explore about this greatest girl on the earth, this was just to give you a little small introduction what she has done. But remember this is all before the attack on Malala in 2012. Because everyone knows after she went UK for treatment she the more greatest Thanks

A new book by Cebir Chaudhary is out called , Abnormal Ki Diary - (DIary of an Abnormal Person) - You should check it out, and also add Cebir Chaudhary - I hope this comes in English soon also !

Most Pakistanis don’t realize that Pakistan is 200 million people that is 2% of the planet ! 90% of the planet knows pakistan due to Osama BIN Ladins Death If you want to change that, you have to become incredible yourself and reach out inside of you and bring out the amazing human that god has made you Below is a post from Abdul Wali While exiting Tanzania, at the airport I was standing in the line for immigration, I was just thinking that I have to write a post about very good experience in Africa with Pakistani passport. The immigration officer called "next please" and it was my turn. I handed over my passport to her. She saw it and immediately called another officer, she told me that go with my boss. The boss took me to a room and stared at me a few times then opened the passport and looked at every page and then he started asking questions. Officer: do you know Osama? Me: who is Osama? Officer: Osama Bin Laden Me: Yes Officer: is he dead or not? Me: Yes he is dead Officer: where? Me: according to news, he was dead in Abbottabad Officer: what's Abbottabad? Me: a city in Pakistan Officer: so you are from Osama's country? Me: no no, he was not from Pakistan, he was just hiding there He asked many questions and checked my visa as well as asked for return ticket to Pakistan. But the Osama question was very weird for me, because I have no beard and nothing like the jihadi guys. And so I decided not to write about "good experience" in Africa with Pakistani passport. #Africa #Tanzania #TravelDiary

Future Shadow Ministries for Insan Party - Join Insan.pk - Political Party to make a team of People wanting to make a prosperous Pakistan ! Please share this with people who you think can run this position well ! What is a shadow minister : Mission: The mission of our ministries and ministers Is to collaborate with the existing organisations, elected bodies, business, internationally and locally to empower their ministry subject. Vision: In Insan party a shadow minister is a person who Connects, Interacts Promotes, Builds vertical community, Creates enable environment, Do online seminars on the subject every month to 3 months to bring all the people together on a platform Who can become Shadow Minister: Someone under 40, with passion for the subject, completed our training program, being able to sit with people who they do not get along with, love of technology, use of social media and video for 5 years. Minister of online education Minister of literacy Ministry of Religious Education Minister of digital literacy Ministry of Foreign Education Minister of higher education Minister of secondary education Minister of cottage industries Ministry of NGO Ministry of Men Ministry of Women Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of Interior Minister of industries Minister of large industries Minister of drinking water Minister of water Minister of climate change Minister of religion Minister of sikh affairs Minister of christian affairs Minister of Hindu affairs Minister of interfaith Minister of Shia affairs Minister of Sunni affairs Minister of children affairs Minister of youth for girls Minister of youth for boys Minister of elder affairs Minister of defence Minister of peace Minister of solar energy Minister of alternate energy Minister of automobile Minister of electric vehicles Minister of motorbikes Minister of artificial intelligence Minister of space affairs Minister of mobile phones Minister of internet affairs Minister of social media Minister or internet technologies Minister of software industry Minister of fin-tech Minister of digitalisation Minister of digital literacy Minister of poverty eradication Minister of bio sciences Minister of health Minister of insurance Minister of urban housing Minister of rural housing Minister of land rural Minister or urbanisation Minister of textile Minister of leather industry Minister of animal affairs Minister of greenery Ministry of Forest and Parks Minister of food processing Minister of fruits Minister of luxury travel Ministry of Business tourism Minister of tourism Minister of Youth & budget travel Minister of cotton and cotton value addition Minister of rice and rice value addition Ministry of Skills training Ministry of seeds and seed development Ministry of recycling industry Ministry of waste management Ministry of mineral affairs Ministry of tea Ministry of sugarcane and sugar development Ministry of sports development Ministry of sports good development Ministry of silk and rayon development Ministry of diary value addition and development Ministry of chicken & chicken value addition Ministry of shipping Ministry of organic agriculture Ministry of Labour development Ministry of overseas employment generation Ministry of e-commerce development Ministry of gemstone development Ministry of fisheries development Ministry of electronics development Ministry of fashion industry development Ministry of exports development Ministry of carpets development Ministry of Happiness Ministry of Hotels Ministry of Marriage Development Ministry of Parenting Development Ministry of Data Ministry of Science and Scientist development Ministry of Person of Disability Ministry of Food Security Ministry of Future ( for planning for 100 years) Ministry of Planning ( for planning of 10 to 50 years) Ministry of Mining and petroleum Ministry of Entrepreneurship Ministry of Information Ministry of Culture Ministry of History Ministry of Transgender Ministry of Human Resource Development Ministry of Ethics Ministry of Investment

words that have different meanings or connotations in various languages: 1. "Rat" - In English, it's a rodent, but in German, "Rat" means advice or council. 2. "Embarazada" - In Spanish, it means pregnant, but it might be mistaken for "embarrassed" in English. 3. "Chef" - In French, it simply means chief or leader, while in English, it specifically refers to a professional cook. 4. "Libra" - In English, it's a zodiac sign, but in several languages, including Spanish, it means pound, a unit of weight. 5. "Bras" - In French, it means arms, but in English, it refers to a type of undergarment. 6. "Pain" - In French, it means bread, but in English, it refers to physical discomfort. 7. "Mist" - In English, it's a fine spray or fog, while in German, "Mist" means manure. 8. "Fabrica" - In Spanish, it means factory, but in Italian, it means workshop. 9. "Exit" - In English, it's a way out, but in French, "exit" is used to mean success in a show or performance. 10. "Bald" - In English, it means having no hair, but in German, "bald" means soon. 11. "Molestar" - In Spanish, it means to bother or annoy, but it might be mistaken for "molester" in English. 12. "Actual" - In English, it means current or real, but in Spanish, it means the opposite, referring to something in the past. 13. "Novio" - In Spanish, it means boyfriend, but in Italian, it means groom. 14. "Coin" - In English, it's a form of currency, but in French, "coin" means corner. 15. "Rope" - In English, it's a thick cord, but in Dutch, "roep" means cry or shout. 16. "Carpet" - In English, it's a floor covering, but in Spanish, "carpeta" often refers to a folder or file. 17. "Debt" - In English, it means something owed, but in German, "Debt" means duty or obligation. 18. "Ratón" - In Spanish, it means mouse, but it might be confused with "raton" (without the accent) in French, which means small rat. 19. "Chef" - In English, it refers to a professional cook, but in German, "Chef" means boss or manager. 20. "Slip" - In English, it can refer to a mistake or a type of undergarment, but in German, "Slip" means panties. 21. "Bibliothèque" - In French, it means library, but it might be mistaken for "ballet" in English. 22. "Parent" - In English, it refers to a mother or father, but in French, "parent" means relative. 23. "Tas" - In Dutch, it means a pile or stack, but in German, "Tas" means bag. 24. "Drama" - In English, it often refers to intense emotional situations, while in Greek, "drama" simply means action or deed. 25. "Fabric" - In English, it's a material, but in French, "fabric" can also mean structure or framework. 26. "Eventual" - In English, it means something that will happen eventually, but in Spanish, "eventual" means occasional or casual. 27. "Biblioteca" - In Spanish, it means library, but in Italian, it means bookshop. 28. "Exit" - In English, it means a way out, but in Dutch, "exit" is used for an emergency exit. 29. "Raisin" - In English, it's a dried grape, but in French, "raisin" simply means grape. 30. "Sympathy" - In English, it's compassion, but in Dutch, "sympathie" often means liking or approval. 31. "Sensible" - In English, it means practical or reasonable, but in French, "sensible" means sensitive or emotional. 32. "Path" - In English, it's a route or trail, but in Greek, "pathos" means suffering. 33. "Table" - In English, it's a piece of furniture, but in Italian, "tavola" often refers to a tablecloth. 34. "Apology" - In English, it's an expression of regret, but in Greek, "apologia" means a defense or justification. 35. "Radio" - In English, it's a device for receiving broadcasts, but in Spanish, "radio" can also mean radius. 36. "Papa" - In Spanish, it means potato, but in some languages, including English, "papa" is an informal term for father. 37. "Library" - In English, it's a place for books, but in Swedish, "library" refers to a bookstore. 38. "Eventually" - In English, it means at some point in the future, but in Italian, "eventualmente" means possibly or potentially. 39. "Gymnasium" - In English, it's a place for physical exercise, but in several languages, "gymnasium" refers to a high school. 40. "Embarazo" - In Spanish, it means pregnancy, but it might be mistaken for "embarrassment" in English. 41. "Coin" - In English, it's a form of currency, but in French, "coin" means corner. 42. "Camera" - In English, it's a device for taking photographs, but in Italian, "camera" means room. 43. "Largo" - In Spanish, it means wide or spacious, but in Italian, it's a musical term indicating a slow tempo. 44. "Prénom" - In French, it means first name, but it might be mistaken for "prenom" (without the accent) in English. 45. "Novel" - In English, it's a fictional story, but in French, "nouvelle" means short story. 46. "Mesa" - In Spanish, it means table, but it might be confused with "mesa" (without the accent) in Portuguese, which means knife. 47. "Rock" - In English, it's a type of music and a geological formation, but in Swedish, "rock" often refers to a skirt. 48. "Dent" - In English, it's a small depression in a surface, but in French, "dent" means tooth. 49. "Man" - In English, it refers to an adult male, but in German, "man" means one or someone in a general sense. 50. "Agenda" - In English, it often refers to a schedule, but in Spanish, "agenda" means a diary or notebook. These examples illustrate the fun and sometimes confusing aspects of language diversity.

In Islamic theology, there are indeed concepts related to pre-existence and the afterlife that touch upon the idea of souls having connections before they are born into this world. These concepts are primarily derived from Islamic teachings about the realms of existence, known as **Alam al-Arwah** (the world of souls) and **Barzakh** (the intermediary state). ### Alam al-Arwah (The World of Souls) 1. **Pre-Existence of Souls**: - According to Islamic belief, all souls were created by Allah before they were given physical bodies. This realm is referred to as Alam al-Arwah. - There is a hadith (saying of the Prophet Muhammad) that supports the idea of souls having pre-existing relationships: - **Hadith**: "Souls are like conscripted soldiers; those whom they recognized, they get along with, and those whom they do not recognize, they will not get along with." (Sahih Muslim, Book 45, Hadith 159). - This hadith suggests that the souls had familiarity and relationships with each other before being sent into the physical world. ### Barzakh (The Intermediary State) 2. **Concept of Barzakh**: - Barzakh is an intermediate state where souls reside after death and before the Day of Judgment. It is a barrier between the physical world and the afterlife. - While the primary function of Barzakh is related to the afterlife, some interpretations and cultural beliefs extend the idea of pre-existing soul relationships into this realm as well. ### Relevant References 1. **Quran**: - The Quran mentions the creation of souls and the testimony they gave to Allah before their physical creation: "And [mention] when your Lord took from the children of Adam - from their loins - their descendants and made them testify of themselves, [saying to them], 'Am I not your Lord?' They said, 'Yes, we have testified.'" (Quran 7:172). This verse implies a primordial covenant and awareness among souls. 2. **Hadith**: - The aforementioned hadith from Sahih Muslim is often cited in discussions about the pre-existing relationships between souls. ### Understanding in Islamic Tradition - **Sufism and Mystical Interpretations**: - Sufi traditions, which often explore deeper spiritual and mystical aspects of Islam, frequently discuss the pre-existence of souls and their interactions. The concept of divine love and spiritual connections before earthly life is a common theme in Sufi poetry and thought. - **Scholarly Interpretations**: - Islamic scholars have varied interpretations of these concepts. Some emphasize the metaphorical understanding of pre-existing relationships to explain the ease or difficulty of human interactions in this world. In summary, while mainstream Islamic theology focuses more on the accountability and journey of the soul, there are traditions and teachings within Islam that acknowledge pre-existing relationships among souls before their earthly existence. These concepts are primarily supported by hadith and interpretations of Quranic verses.