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| History of the Shrine of Imam Ali -- Side note for those interested |
| 2004-08-12 |
| Posted by:2% |
| #11 "Grant's Tomb...Grant speaking." [/lame joke my father always tells] |
| Posted by: Seafarious 2004-08-12 11:46:38 PM |
| #10 Sounds to me like they have no idea who, if anyone, is buried in Ali's tomb. Or should I say Cenotaph, since there's no body in it? |
| Posted by: mojo 2004-08-12 11:06:12 PM |
| #9 I've got some guesses, but... ahhh, nevermind. |
| Posted by: tu3031 2004-08-12 9:05:49 PM |
| #8 "AS" is Arabic for Set Cross Hairs Here. |
| Posted by: GreatestJeneration 2004-08-12 8:36:20 PM |
| #7 AS, if I'm not mistaken is alakhum salakhum or some shit like that for "may peace be upon them." |
| Posted by: Jarhead 2004-08-12 8:23:15 PM |
| #6 Squad Automatic Weapon approved™ /smartass |
| Posted by: Frank G 2004-08-12 7:55:17 PM |
| #5 I think it means "may Allah bless him." I noted that the parenthetical for the Prophet was "(SAW)" rather than "(AS)." Not sure what that's about. |
| Posted by: Tibor 2004-08-12 7:52:31 PM |
| #4 Possibly divine Law (al-shari'a). |
| Posted by: 2% 2004-08-12 5:44:49 PM |
| #3 AS - Appropriate for Siege? |
| Posted by: Frank G 2004-08-12 5:39:56 PM |
| #2 Not sure. The answer is probably here but I've not been able to find it yet. |
| Posted by: 2% 2004-08-12 5:36:19 PM |
| #1 Need a decoder ring. What does "AS" stand for? |
| Posted by: eLarson 2004-08-12 4:17:19 PM |