Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen So like who's this Jacksons guy everyones talking about!
June 29 at 7:21pm
You, Riaz Sabi, Raihaan Cassim, Muhammad Taher Khan and 2 others like this.
Yusuf Ganie
Better known as Jackson Bhai.
June 29 at 7:23pm
Mantshadi Setai
King of Pop
June 29 at 7:24pm
Sayed Dhansay
I think he was like a singer or something
June 29 at 7:33pm
Sheriif Sayed
He is the cook at Bismillahs in CPT :)
June 29 at 8:06pm
Aadil Ismail
Wheres the Bismilla in CPT...i need some indian food:)
June 29 at 11:11pm
Saberah Federer Gumede
yeah, where's Bismilla in CT? i also need Indian food...
June 30 at 8:59am
Samina Anwary
That one with the face..the half falling off one.
June 30 at 8:09pm
Monday, July 20, 2009
Of the End
Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen and in the end, there is nothing
July 4 at 9:35pm • via Twitter
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Zakir Patel
At the end there is nothing-ness!!
July 4 at 10:08pm
Adam Deane
At the end there is a new beginning
July 5 at 6:13am
Muhammad Jawwaad Akleker
And after the end there will the be hereafter!
July 6 at 2:52pm
July 4 at 9:35pm • via Twitter
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Zakir Patel
At the end there is nothing-ness!!
July 4 at 10:08pm
Adam Deane
At the end there is a new beginning
July 5 at 6:13am
Muhammad Jawwaad Akleker
And after the end there will the be hereafter!
July 6 at 2:52pm
Of Caves and Corners
Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen no longer has anything worthwhile to share. [and i think that this is a repost!] oh well, back to the cave for me....
July 6 at 3:08pm • via Twitter
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Sheriif Sayed
to the cave or to the corner....?
July 6 at 3:25pm
Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen
:) To the cave in the corner
July 6 at 3:25pm
Riaz Sabi
or a corner in the cave! :)
July 6 at 4:22pm
July 6 at 3:08pm • via Twitter
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Sheriif Sayed
to the cave or to the corner....?
July 6 at 3:25pm
Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen
:) To the cave in the corner
July 6 at 3:25pm
Riaz Sabi
or a corner in the cave! :)
July 6 at 4:22pm
Of reality and Leniin
Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen
"Be as radical as reality" - Lenin
Fri at 6:17pm
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Zubair Habib
radical implies beyond reality.
Fri at 6:25pm
Muhammad Karim
not necessarily beyond reality... but... just above it.
Fri at 9:39pm
Zubair Habib
yeah...nice.
Fri at 9:40pm
Layura Kingsely
Each has own view of reality, its the logical thing to do,
Sat at 11:42am
"Be as radical as reality" - Lenin
Fri at 6:17pm
You, Muhammad Karim and Mava Mothiba like this.
Muhammad Karim and Mava Mothiba like this.
Zubair Habib
radical implies beyond reality.
Fri at 6:25pm
Muhammad Karim
not necessarily beyond reality... but... just above it.
Fri at 9:39pm
Zubair Habib
yeah...nice.
Fri at 9:40pm
Layura Kingsely
Each has own view of reality, its the logical thing to do,
Sat at 11:42am
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Of Homer and Doctor Evil
Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen thinks that Homer Simpson and Doctor Evil are essentially the same person. The major distinguishing factor is that Doctor Evil has ambition and motivation. And thats why he has friggen sharks with friggen layer beams on their friggen heads. Oh how would Homer love friggen sharks with friggen lazer beams on their friggen heads.
Yusuf Talia, Muhammad Ikhlaas Saadiq and 2 others like this.
Lateefa Hayat Khan at 10:56pm June 12
lmfao.. Crazee sht
Nazeema Dada at 11:38pm June 12
say wat?!
Shakera Ameen at 6:14am June 13
Now you talking about something i understand
Yaseen Joolay at 6:15am June 13
Yeah. Then he coud hold the world ransom, for ONE MILLION DOLLARS!
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Of materialism and familiarity
Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen thinks that HOME IS WHERE YOUR STUFF IS. Any house can be made familiar or homely just by possessions.
11:36am
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Zubair Habib at 12:04pm June 2
so...the more stuff we have, the more familiar our world becomes?
Muhammad Karim at 12:12pm June 2
'My Papa was a Rolling Stone... wherever he laid his hat, was his home...'
Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen at 12:42pm June 2
the more stuff we have, the more we see it, the more we can familiarise ourselves in new environments. Such as new houses.
Samina Anwary at 1:29pm June 2
You don't have to have a lot of stuff to make a place your home. As long as you're surrounded by stuff that is your own. Whether it's a calendar from 7 years ago, that you just don't have the heart to get rid of, or your favourite couch. Or whatever. Posters, plants, picture frames..
Uzayr Jeenah at 1:31pm June 2
Ned ned ned... since when are you so materialistic.. gotta agree with Mac on this one...
Samina Anwary at 1:44pm June 2
At no point did Ned say "LOTS of stuff"
He just said stuff.
How's that materialistic?
Haroon Wadee at 1:56pm June 2
one is just trying to BE....and sumtyms the possessions give us a sense of who we ARE...yes they are attachments to this world and hence materialistic, but often they serve as reminders and certain possession just laced with meaning that transcends the material reality...hence some NOT ALL posessions can serve as a tool or medium to take us to another level of consciousness....it could be a book, a childhood toy, a t-shirt purchased at a rally that inspired one...etc....
Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen at 3:54pm June 2
The issue isn't accumulation which relates to materialism. The issue is familiarity. I just moved into a new flat at tygerberg hospital. I'll be living at a hospital. In an crummy area, Didnt like the flat first few times i saw it. Only felt homely when i unpacked. Seeing my stuff around the place made me feel somewhat comfortable.
However, with that being said and taking the current discourse of materialism into account, being comfortable and having a place of solitude is important. Again, familiarity is the issue, not opulent possessions that 'define' us.
I bought cool cereal bowls that are practical and smart, and that defines me :)
Sufyaan Sarang at 7:07pm June 2 via Facebook Mobile
for me home is where th wife is..
Sufyaan Sarang at 7:09pm June 2 via Facebook Mobile
and that's only materialistic if u regard women as objects.. or objective if u regard women as material.
Mash Ayub at 5:05am June 3
I disagree.
Adam Mukendi at 8:43am June 3
hummm! Not really..
11:36am
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Zubair Habib at 12:04pm June 2
so...the more stuff we have, the more familiar our world becomes?
Muhammad Karim at 12:12pm June 2
'My Papa was a Rolling Stone... wherever he laid his hat, was his home...'
Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen at 12:42pm June 2
the more stuff we have, the more we see it, the more we can familiarise ourselves in new environments. Such as new houses.
Samina Anwary at 1:29pm June 2
You don't have to have a lot of stuff to make a place your home. As long as you're surrounded by stuff that is your own. Whether it's a calendar from 7 years ago, that you just don't have the heart to get rid of, or your favourite couch. Or whatever. Posters, plants, picture frames..
Uzayr Jeenah at 1:31pm June 2
Ned ned ned... since when are you so materialistic.. gotta agree with Mac on this one...
Samina Anwary at 1:44pm June 2
At no point did Ned say "LOTS of stuff"
He just said stuff.
How's that materialistic?
Haroon Wadee at 1:56pm June 2
one is just trying to BE....and sumtyms the possessions give us a sense of who we ARE...yes they are attachments to this world and hence materialistic, but often they serve as reminders and certain possession just laced with meaning that transcends the material reality...hence some NOT ALL posessions can serve as a tool or medium to take us to another level of consciousness....it could be a book, a childhood toy, a t-shirt purchased at a rally that inspired one...etc....
Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen at 3:54pm June 2
The issue isn't accumulation which relates to materialism. The issue is familiarity. I just moved into a new flat at tygerberg hospital. I'll be living at a hospital. In an crummy area, Didnt like the flat first few times i saw it. Only felt homely when i unpacked. Seeing my stuff around the place made me feel somewhat comfortable.
However, with that being said and taking the current discourse of materialism into account, being comfortable and having a place of solitude is important. Again, familiarity is the issue, not opulent possessions that 'define' us.
I bought cool cereal bowls that are practical and smart, and that defines me :)
Sufyaan Sarang at 7:07pm June 2 via Facebook Mobile
for me home is where th wife is..
Sufyaan Sarang at 7:09pm June 2 via Facebook Mobile
and that's only materialistic if u regard women as objects.. or objective if u regard women as material.
Mash Ayub at 5:05am June 3
I disagree.
Adam Mukendi at 8:43am June 3
hummm! Not really..
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
It is what it is....
Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen - It is what it is! Whats the difference! Such is life! Bcoz thats the way the cooky crumbles. Bobs your uncle!
Zubair Habib at 3:47pm May 26
Bobs MY uncle?! Bobs YOUR uncle!
Ah yes, my man, that night in Mochahos, when I wanted to expand the It is What it Is philosophy, I'm glad you stopped it, because, it just is what it is....
Ayesha Jacub at 3:56pm May 26 via Facebook Mobile
Did sum1 say mochachos?
Zubair Fazaad Mahdi at 4:01pm May 26 via Facebook Mobile
Lol i tawt Bobs my best friend lol
Nani Ma at 8:02pm May 26
is there mochachos in cape town..
Afzal Carrim at 8:37pm May 26
Just like Ned is MZ..it is what it is...Rem "No gs for Js" still applies in CT:)
Ayesha Jacub at 9:27pm May 26 via Facebook Mobile
Js r ppl 2 AC! Nanima, no Mochachos :( only: Flamebo's Flamebo's, only 4 the main ou's. Bruin ou's in sebegos. Ayesha Jacub at 9:27pm May 26 via Facebook Mobile
Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen at 10:50am May 27
thats right boys and girls. it is what it is. thats all. nothing more. nothing less. whats the difference! there is no difference. there is no spoon. such is life.
No Gs for the Js LOL
Zubair Habib at 3:47pm May 26
Bobs MY uncle?! Bobs YOUR uncle!
Ah yes, my man, that night in Mochahos, when I wanted to expand the It is What it Is philosophy, I'm glad you stopped it, because, it just is what it is....
Ayesha Jacub at 3:56pm May 26 via Facebook Mobile
Did sum1 say mochachos?
Zubair Fazaad Mahdi at 4:01pm May 26 via Facebook Mobile
Lol i tawt Bobs my best friend lol
Nani Ma at 8:02pm May 26
is there mochachos in cape town..
Afzal Carrim at 8:37pm May 26
Just like Ned is MZ..it is what it is...Rem "No gs for Js" still applies in CT:)
Ayesha Jacub at 9:27pm May 26 via Facebook Mobile
Js r ppl 2 AC! Nanima, no Mochachos :( only: Flamebo's Flamebo's, only 4 the main ou's. Bruin ou's in sebegos. Ayesha Jacub at 9:27pm May 26 via Facebook Mobile
Mohammed Ziyaad Hassen at 10:50am May 27
thats right boys and girls. it is what it is. thats all. nothing more. nothing less. whats the difference! there is no difference. there is no spoon. such is life.
No Gs for the Js LOL
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