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Escape the Matrix: Drugs, Gangs and Rap

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Monday January 28, 2008 21:20

by Omar Abdul Shakoor - Fosis Ireland Chapter

icecube.omar at gmail dot com

00353861761360

Part of the Shadows Tour

The lecture on Escape the Matrix: Drugs, Gangs and RAP is part of the 'Shadows Tour 2008' on thursday the 21st feb 2008 is aimed to educate, motivate and activate participants in various fileds such as history, anti-war campaiging and reality of what we call entertainment.

Event is open to everyone and the talk is 100% FREE

ESCAPE THE MATRIX DRUGS GANGS AND RAP

The whole tour can be summerised by the phrase 'Open your Mind' as said on the poster. There are a variety of issue that have another side of the story that people really need to know but unfortunately there isnt an oppurtunity for them to find out. Here are just a few points that will be discussed in the talks..

*Note the talk will be given using powerpoint presentation.

'Escape the matrix: Drugs, gangs and RAP'
Thursday 21st February 2008 - 6.00 p.m.
In Arts Block, University College Dublin
What does Nas really wanna say in his 'Hip-hop is dead' album?
Who was Dr.Dre before Hip-hop?
Who did Tupac really work for?
Blood diamonds from africa or bling-blingm for rappers?
Where are all the hustlers getting their drugs from?
Who really makes the drugs profits?

NOte some of the above raised questions are subject to change!

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Comments (6 of 6)

Islam and rap?

by Napoleon

Fri Feb 15, 2008 14:58

Dude whats this got to do with Islam man?

I mean rap and islam dont go?

wheres the connection?

please enlighten us all

Islamic Rap

by Mark C

Fri Feb 15, 2008 16:33

And there's plenty more on youtube.

by anonymous

Sun Feb 17, 2008 00:11

Islam doesnt allow any instrument apart from the drum.

2pac was aterrorist as are many rappers 2day.

peace

..."& to David we gave the psalms"

by gurgle

Sun Feb 17, 2008 18:02

Now would the Lord of the Worlds have bothered saying that several times in his transmission to humanity through the prophet (pbuh) in the text known as the Quran?

http://www.islamawareness.net/Music/

Next the swamp fascists will be telling us music isn't kosher. Don't they have a website?

Mon Feb 18, 2008 13:32

There is no difference of opinion in that string instrumenst are forbidden in Islam, Also most artista have love and sexual content intheir music, some have worse.

Why not we go to the talk and then hear it out?

& to David we gave the psalms meaning a long book of poetry on death, love, sex, played on lyre.

Mon Feb 18, 2008 14:58

Would you stop trolling please "anonymous". The Quran refers to stringed instruments twice in a list of precedents to the prophet (pbuh) which includes the king David and his psalter. All we could wonder would be the inclusion of the non-davidian telihim or psalms in Islamic scripture. Notwithstanding the beautiful final triad of songs of the book include an exhortation to praise God on all instruments.

you're a troll. strange you popped up as soon as sceptic went.

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