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I come by here very rarely. Maybe once or twice a month. If you really wanna reach me, it is best to email me at bilaljoy143@hotmail.com

That beautiful little girl that you see is my daughter, Naimah-Joy. "I love you sweetie." - Daddy

I love my family; My sister's Kariema Sonoma, Afi Loyiso, Ayesha Kalissa, Rafiah Consuela, & the one who help start it all, my mother Naima Ain.
Naima
= Rich & pleasant magnificently impressive, Comfort, amenity, tranquility, peace, graceful.
Ain
= The Third Eye, precious & the one who practices reasoning.
Kariema
= Generous & Noble
Sonoma
= An Indian tribe, but Kariema was named for the neighborhood that existed on "Sonoma Street" that helped to take care of my mother when she was pregnant with her & helped to take care of Kariema after she was born. It was a tribute to all of those people.
Afi
= Spiritual
Loyiso
= She Who Comes to Conquer
Ayesha
= Alive, Full of Life, She was named that because of her difficult labor where she &/or my mother was not expected to live. Right before the doctor was to perform a procedure that would've saved my mother, but not necessarily Ayesha, just popped out. The doctor said that in his entire career that had never happened before. Ayesha also came out smiling.
Kalissa
= Sweetheart & Beloved, name given to my mother by my father.
Rafiah
= Prophetess, Happiness, prosperity, named for a family friend named Rafiah.
Consuela
=My grandmothers name.

Bilal
- named for the first caller of prayer, also Bilal was an Ethiopian slave that rose to greatness because of his strong faith in "One God". Was also known as the only one of Prophet Muhammad's followers who did not waver under torture to denounce Islam. Bilal also rose to greatness as a statesman, & military strategist for Islam. Bilal also represents African-Americans, who were once enslaved, believed in the power of God, & has survived because of that strong belief.
Muhammad
= Prophet - worthy of praise, praised
I Hope this helps explains some things. My mother & father took great pains to name us all with names that represented out spirit, & well as the spirit of our people.

I want to say, . . .

. . ."Hello" to all my Family & Friends: Naimah-Joy, Naima, Kariema, Afi, Ayesha, Rafiah, Dominic, Jihad, Zenobia, Surayyah, Nandi, Naim-Bilal, Ali, Imani, Kim, Deanna, Dominique, Savon, Benson, Big Just, Young Just, Brandi, Ashaki, Adam, April, Alesha, Alethia, Alexis, Alicia, Amanda, Amathula, Amy, Andee, Andrea, Angela, Angelina, Anika, Anissa, Arisia, Ashanti, Beverly, Birthe, Brandria, Bridgete, Candi, Candice, Carla, Carley, Carmen, Charita, Cathie, Cassandra, Chisara, Crystal, Dana, Dawn, Denille, Demetria, Dominique, Donna, Elease, Erica, Faith, Fallon, Fantasia, Farah, Genolia, Gina, Ginny, Gladys, Gretchen, Hattie, Heather, Jai, Jaime, Janet, Janetta, Janine, Jasmine, Jean, Jillian, Joi, Julie, Justin, Kamii, Karin, Katisha, Katie, Kelly, Keisha, Kenya, Kesha, Kesmit, Kia, Kieva, Kim, Kirsten, Kristin, Kyesha, Laconda, Lashonda, LaSonya, Lauren, Latrece, LaToria, LaToya, LaTrina, LeKenya, Lesley, Linda, Lisa, Lorre, Marggie, Mariam, Margret, Marika, Melody, Meya, Michelle, Myesha, Monje, Monica, Mo-Neke, Monique, Nisha, Nancy, Odesha, Pam, Pauline, Patrece, Patrick, Petra, Qiana, Rebecca, Rasheemah, Raynell,Rebecca, Renea, Ria, Robin, Rotimi, Sabrina, Samia, Samora, Sara, Shai, Shakeeba, Shani, Sharla, Sharon, Shay, Shelly, Shoneen, Shevon, Shuanda, Shauna, Sherreka, Sherrice, Shuntoya, Shante, Sophia, Stephanie,  Taifa, Tamaira, Tenecia, Tameka, Tapekia, Tara, Tiffany, Tina, Teisha, Thomika, Tiyonnoh, Tolona, Tomasa, Tonya, Trecie, Twinetta, Tywana, Valerie, Vallie, Vanessa, Vernell, Victoria, Vinita, Viola, Volari, Will, Wanda, Ylonda, Yoki, Zalestra



And a special "Happy Birthday" to all my friends who have birthdays in September:

Events Around the World in May
 

• September 21 is the International Day of Peace
• It is the start of the academic year in many countries in the Northern Hemisphere.
• On the first Sunday of September, the regata storica parade is staged in Venice, as prelude to the rowing contests known as regattas.^{[citation needed]}
• Labor Day (Labour Day in Canada) is observed on the first Monday in September in the United States and Canada.
• In India, Teachers' Day is celebrated on September 5. The date is the birthday of the second President of India, academic philosopher Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan.
• In Brazil, Independence Day is celebrated September 7
• In Japan, Respect for the Aged Day is a national holiday celebrated on the third Monday of September. Autumnal Equinox Day is also a national holiday.
• In Alaska, Statehood Hero Day is celebrated on September 9. It is the birthdate of small town hero and legend, Quinn Bennett.^{[citation needed]}
• In the United States, September 11 is Patriot Day, in remembrance of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.^[3][4]
• In the United States, Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15 to October 15.^[5]
• In Mexico, Independence Day is celebrated September 16.^[6]
• In Saint Kitts and Nevis, National Heroes' Day is celebrated September 16.^[7]
• In Saint Kitts and Nevis, Independence Day is celebrated September 19.^[8]
• In Chile, Independence Day is celebrated September 18
• In China, Shenyang Incident 18-9-1931 Japanese invaded China September 18
• September 19 is International Talk Like a Pirate Day.
• National Grandparents' Day takes place on the first Sunday after Labor Day in the United States and Canada.^[9]
• In the Netherlands the third Tuesday in September is known as prinsjesdag. The government presents its annual budget. The queen rides to the parliament in a gilded coach and reads the plans for the coming year to the States-general.^{[citation needed]}
• The equinox named the autumnal equinox in the northern hemisphere and the vernal or spring equinox in the southern hemisphere occurs on dates varying from 21 September to 24 September (in UTC). In the pagan wheel of the year the spring equinox is the time of Ostara and the autumn equinox is that of Mabon.^{[citation needed]}
• Heritage Day is celebrated in South Africa on 24 September.
• In KwaZulu-Natal, king Shaka is commemorated on the last Sunday of September.^{[citation needed]}
• As a celebration for the coming October, the traditional harvest month in historic Germany, the German Oktoberfest is celebrated near the end of September.
• The Chinese August Moon festival (more correctly called the Mid-Autumn Festival) occurs in September.
• German American Heritage Month begins on September 15 in the United States.^[10]
• In Australia and NZ, Father's Day is celebrated on the first Sunday of September.^{[citation needed]}
• In Australia, the Rugby League Grand Final is played on the last Sunday of September.^{[citation needed]}
• In Australia, the AFL Grand Final is played on the last Saturday of September.^{[citation needed]}
• September 1 is celebrated as the beginning of Eritrea's 30 year armed struggle for independence from Ethiopia, which began in September 1961 and ended in May 1991.
• California Admission Day to commemorate the admission of California into the Union is September 9