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After joining every social network in the universe, posting dozens of photos as well as adding thousands of friends and strangers, you realized that your online presence needs consolidation. You need a one-stop place to show the world who you are and what you do. Even though there are quite a few build-it-yourself homepage solutions, Flavors.me gives you beauty, simplicity, flexibility and most of all: “tweet appeal.”

Flavors.me has three features that makes your own page fun and cool. Besides pulling in your social feed, you can customize your main content. Here’s your chance to tell the world about your plans for world peace or how much you love posting comments on this article. Also, you can use your own image for your background. Best of all, it’s all so easy. With so much flexibility and ease-of-use, you can try different layouts, styles and colors.

Here’s my Flavor: http://flavors.me/mikael

Read the article for the interview and invite code: http://bit.ly/flavorsme

Here’s a screen shot of my article featured on Flavors.me feedback page:

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This is an audio rip of the BBC Radio 3 show Belief in which Joan Bakewell interviews various people about their beliefs. In this show, she interviews Cambridge Don Tim Winter (aka Abdal Hakim Murad) who converted to Islam as a teenager. First broadcast Friday 2nd January 2009 – to read articles by Tim Winter see http://www.masud.co.uk

Joan Bakewell Interviews Cambridge Don Tim Winter about his conversion to Islam

You will need to install a torrent software if you don’t have one. IslamCrunch recommends uTorrent.com (for Windows and Mac).

Once you have downloaded the file, please allow the file to seed so others can grab it quickly.

Much thanks to Sidi Mas’ud Khan for directing us to this audio gem.

UPDATE: Here is a download link (no software needed): http://rapidshare.com/files/182161792/Belief_-_Series_4_-_Tim_Winter_-_edited.mp3

Link supplied by the same beloved Sidi Mas’ud Khan.

Mecca.com recently conducted an interview with our editor and blogger, Mikael. You can find his interview here: http://www.mecca.com/modules/lifestyle/article.php?id=2619

Please rate the article (look for the little stars, thanks).

If you are a Mecca.com member, you can add him here: http://www.mecca.com/userinfo.php?uid=221&lang=english

Or click the image below to register for a new account.

You can read our previous interview with Mecca.com’s CEO, Sami al-Taher here: http://islamcrunch.com/archives/islamcrunch-interviews-meccacom/

Technorati Tags: mecca, interview, CEO, mikael pittam, social network, web 2.0, blogger, editor

Here is the video of the interview conducted on live television on May 12, 2008 at the Noor TV studios for the FALAH TV program. This is my abridged ‘conversion to Islam’ story.

To view the full interactive video, please click on the speech bubble icon next to the time code (00:21:49). You can add comments and tags at specific points on the video by mousing over the large white and gray circle. A green ‘plus’ icon will show, click on that to add your comments and tags. You can mouse over the small black and gray dots on the progress bar to see comments and tags from others.

Click here to see a larger version video: http://www.viddler.com/explore/islamcrunch/videos/1/

I would like to thank Sidi Feraidoon Mojadeddi for inviting me for the interview. I would also like to thank Sidi Fahim Mojadeddi for taking care of me during the interview. Most importantly, I would like to thank my wonderful Su for her support, patience, love and companionship.

I have been invited to speak on Falah TV tonight. The channel executive producer asked me to discuss my conversion to Islam and my path since then. The program starts at 7pm PST. Here is some info about Falah TV:

Falah TV’s English program is dedicated to preserving and disseminating traditional Islam to the worldwide audience. It provides a colorful array of programs covering classical subjects like Qur’an, Hadith, and Fiqh, as well as contemporary issues. While the views reflected are primarily that of mainstream western Muslims, the programming appeals to Muslims everywhere. Our intent is to attract a strong viewership of both Muslims who are practicing and seeking appropriate programs for their families, as well as those who may have become wayward and are no longer practicing their Deen. It is our hope to provide programs that will educate them in the fundamentals of Islam.

Falah TV is a subsidiary of Noor TV.