Showing posts with label Valentine Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Valentine Day. Show all posts

Feb 14, 2009

Valentine’s Day In Carrie Underwood doesn’t believe


Washington: Country singer Carrie Underwood says that she doesn't like to celebrate Valentine's Day.

The Grammy winner, a hardcore anti-Valentine's Day, believes that "man shouldn''t love you for one day out of 365, he should love you all 365 days."

"I''m anti-Valentine''s Day. I don''t believe - and this goes for anybody - your man shouldn''t love you for one day out of 365. He should love you 365 days out of the year," People magazine quoted her as saying.

"I want Valentine''s Day every day," she added.

Meanwhile, the 25-year-old star won her fourth Grammy for Best Female Country Vocal Performance for ''''Last Name''''


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Gwyneth Paltrow’s recipe for sexy Valentine''s Day meal


Washington: Actress Gwyneth Paltrow has decided to share her idea of a perfect meal for Valentine''s Day celebration on her website.

According to her, the romantic meal would be one that included oysters, artichokes and Cornish hens.

"This menu was as fun to come up with as it is to eat," People magazine quoted her as having written on her site.

Paltrow, 36, also suggested that to sweeten things up, molten chocolate cake would be very good.

"The molten chocolate cakes are also quick and very sexy, oozing with chocolate on the plate," she added.

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Feb 6, 2009

Valentine’s Day ''Haram'' in Islam, says Malaysian state


Johor Baru : The religious Department in Malaysia''''s Johar state has reminded Muslims that St. Valentine''''s Day was haram (prohibited) in Islam.

"The fatwa had been declared in 2005 but the warning was the department''''s yearly reminder to Muslims not to engage in un-Islamic activities," said M. Tahrir Samsudin, director of Johor's Religious Department.

The new Strait Times quoted him as saying that such celebrations involved elements of vice and violated Islamic faith and values.

He also said that the Christian elements found in the celebration did not correspond with Islamic practices