Looking for an amazing ‘Eid gift or a gift that is ultra cool? Here’s a Twitshirt, a t-shirt with a message (tweet) from our Twitter account. Available in 5 colors and various sizes.
Spread the message of an often neglected practice of our beloved Prophet Muhammad sal Allahu alayhi wasalam.
“What is RT?” is a common question asked by friends and family who have not seen the social media light. RT = retweet. Retweet = reposting a tweet (Twitter message) you found on Twitter.
Recently, Twitter released a new beta feature for retweeting from their web interface. Initially, retweeting had to be done manually. Adding the “RT” then copying the username (not forgetting the @ symbol) and then copying the tweet. Soon after, third party applications like CoTweet and HootSuite integrated the retweet feature into their platforms.
Interestingly, one of our lesser known Twitter accounts (@sumikael) was selected for the beta feature.
Here are the screenshots of the retweet feature.
Twitter Retweet beta message
Retweet feature on the web interface
Retweet icon, post-RT
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As Muslims prepare to celebrate ‘Eid il Fitr around the world, the buzz is growing across the blogosphere and the Twitterverse. Popping up today on the Twitter Trending topics is the well known phrase in the South East Asian part of the Muslim world: Selamat Hari Raya. This Malay phrase translates to “Happy Celebration Day”. This greeting is used more commonly than the universal “Eid Mubarak” in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei.
Click here to see real time results of this Twitter trend: http://twitter.com/#search?q=%22Selamat%20Hari%20Raya%22
If you are on Twitter, make sure you use this phrase to keep the Twitter trend active. Let’s keep Islam in the trendy!
Don’t forget to grab your Twitter ‘Eid shirts!
Smile! It’s Sunnah – http://bit.ly/_smile
Twitter Critter – http://bit.ly/twittercritter
More cool shirts – http://twitshirt.com/mikaelpittam
Zaytuna Knowledge Resources presents “Real Love“, a lecture by Shaykh Hamza Yusuf. In this amazing lecture, Shaykh Hamza asks the listeners to examine the objects of their love. Recorded in Hayward, California in 2008 as part of the weekly Hayward Halaqah gatherings at Masjid Muhajireen.
Previously, only available by using a special link and access code on a Zaytuna DeenCard (see our coverage here and a video). Now, this much sought after lecture is available as digital download for only $5.00. IslamCrunch readers can use the discount code “lovecrunch” to receive a discount of $1.00!
This lecture is available online only as an audio MP3 download. Over 80 minutes of audio!
Also, available as a digital download (audio MP3 and high quality video): Curing Extremism: Three Voices, One Message with Shaykh Hamza Yusuf, Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad and Imam Zaid Shakir. [Click here for a discount opportunity and here for a video clip]
Please visit the Zaytuna Knowledge Resources for the full catalog of online courses.
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