You know you are addicted to Sunniforum when...

[NeednoName]

...you check Sunniforum first thing you wake up in the morning and last thing before going to sleep.

Anyone???

[Acacia]

Yep, but as one wise moderator sister once said: at least this is a healthy addiction (or something to that effect).

[hayya]

Yep, but as one wise moderator sister once said: at least this is a healthy addiction (or something to that effect).

i didnt think there was such thing as a 'healthy' addiction

having said that i was a net freak!! Alhumdillah im moving away from it and dont visit sunniforum like i used to - first thing in the morning when i woke up and even went to the extreme of sleeping really late as it was the last thing i was doing before sleeping

[Acacia]

i didnt think there was such thing as a 'healthy' addiction

having said that i was a net freak!! Alhumdillah im moving away from it and dont visit sunniforum like i used to - first thing in the morning when i woke up and even went to the extreme of sleeping really late as it was the last thing i was doing before sleeping

We all have our phases I suppose calling SF an addiction is not fair since the company and content here is much better than some of what is to be found/had out there nowadays. Even if we end up coming here often at times, still... its good stuff insha'Allah.

[sudoku]

i didnt think there was such thing as a 'healthy' addiction

I call it a healthy addiction (oxymoron or not) because a person could just as soon have been addicted to something non Islamic, like so many in the world are.

[Idil_]

Well alhamdullilah I can say I'm not addicted in the least, weeks even months will go by without me even clicking on this website. It cannot be a healthy addiction, whoever said that needs their head checked. It is so sad to see that there are people who actually LIVE here,Iwon't name names.What a waste of life! How can sitting on one's bottom for hours on end, daily partaking in qeela waqaala,cyberfights between this or that group be healthy?? Spiritually or physically it is damaging to one's health. Go out exercise, get a social life and see the wonderful world out there o ye recluses!

[bugmenot]

It cannot be a healthy addiction, whoever said that needs their head checked.

It is a healthy addiction compared to other internet time wasting websites. Although there is much to say on this forum, you do learn new things day by day. Some people don't have much contacts in the real world (like women) so SF becomes a healthy alternative.
That being said, we must learn to live without this forum ie no stress if servers are overloaded

Wassalamu 'alaykum.

[naqshbandiosmanli]

Well alhamdullilah I can say I'm not addicted in the least, weeks even months will go by without me even clicking on this website. It cannot be a healthy addiction, whoever said that needs their head checked. It is so sad to see that there are people who actually LIVE here,Iwon't name names.What a waste of life! How can sitting on one's bottom for hours on end, daily partaking in qeela waqaala,cyberfights between this or that group be healthy?? Spiritually or physically it is damaging to one's health. Go out exercise, get a social life and see the wonderful world out there o ye recluses!

High level post. Internet forums sadly take place of actual community. Also the level of knowledge gained here is superficial at best, without any real depth, and must be verified before one should follow it, since there are hardly any ulama here any more that post. Shaikh Nazim Mangera, how I miss you! At least I have his brother close by.

[Abu Zakir]

I am not addicted either, but have had some tendencies in the past to other websites. I agree with what you have said, unfortunately the real social world out there lacks a community...there are not many opportunities to meet with like minded people who one can meet and discuss things with and I live in one of the most Muslim populated cities in the world. Much of the discussions one is forced to participate in are superficial and do not feed the soul or the intellect.

Well alhamdullilah I can say I'm not addicted in the least, weeks even months will go by without me even clicking on this website. It cannot be a healthy addiction, whoever said that needs their head checked. It is so sad to see that there are people who actually LIVE here,Iwon't name names.What a waste of life! How can sitting on one's bottom for hours on end, daily partaking in qeela waqaala,cyberfights between this or that group be healthy?? Spiritually or physically it is damaging to one's health. Go out exercise, get a social life and see the wonderful world out there o ye recluses!

[mh16388]

I call it a healthy addiction (oxymoron or not) because a person could just as soon have been addicted to something non Islamic, like so many in the world are.

SF should not lead to random surfing of thread and debating.
lets get addicted to salah and dhikr in sha Allah