Couple, 85, remarries 48 years after their divorce

Lena Henderson and Roland Davis will remarry 48 years after their 1964 divorce.

A couple holds hands showing their wedding rings. (Jay Directo/AFP/Getty Images)

The second time is a charm for 85-year-old couple Lena Henderson and Roland Davis.

CBS News reported the couple married in their teens and were together for 20 years, during which time they had four children.

They divorced in 1964 but "always kept in touch," according to the Associated Press.

The couple will remarry on Saturday, with four generations of their family as witnesses.

"It's every child's dream, every child who has ever been in a family where divorce has occurred, that your parents would come back together," daughter, Renita Chadwick, told the Associated Press.

"We are all so ridiculously excited. We're like little children again," said Chadwick, who is herself a grandmother.

Davis' previous wife died several months ago and in an phone call on Easter with Henderson proposed to her. She said, yes.

original report | 31 July 2012 

Gadis cina, 21 tahun. bukan Islam, menceritakan pengalaman berpuasa.

Published on Jul 29, 2012 by xifu naser : J SZE adalah gadis cina, 21 tahun. Bukan Islam. Beliau menceritakan pengalaman berpuasa ramadhan dan menerangkan hikmah2nya. Beliau juga bersolat terawih bersama umat Islam. Beliau adalah salah seorang dalam team Najasyi / Abu Talib yang terdiri dari mereka yang bukan Islam tetapi berusaha menghayati Islam secara positif.

China's most incredible mother: Staggering story of the woman who saved 30 abandoned babies after finding them dumped in the street with the trash.

Lou, left, caring her the babies with her husband Li Zin. She would give
 them to friends and family after she rescued them

A woman has been hailed a hero after details of her astonishing work with abandoned children has emerged.

Lou Xiaoying, now 88 and suffering from kidney failure, found and raised more than 30 abandoned Chinese babies from the streets of Jinhua, in the eastern Zhejiang province where she managed to make a living by recycling rubbish.

She and her late husband Li Zin, who died 17 years ago, kept four of the children and passed the others onto friends and family to start new lives.

Her youngest son Zhang Qilin - now aged just seven - was found in a dustbin by Lou when she was 82.

'Even though I was already getting old I could not simply ignore the baby and leave him to die in the trash. He looked so sweet and so needy. I had to take him home with me,' she said.

'I took him back to our home, which is a very small modest house in the countryside and nursed him to health. He is now a thriving little boy, who is happy and healthy.

'My older children all help look after Zhang Qilin, he is very special to all of us. I named him after the Chinese word for rare and precious.

'The whole thing started when I found the first baby, a little girl back in 1972 when I was out collecting rubbish. She was just lying amongst the junk on the street, abandoned. She would have died had we not rescued her and taken her in.

'Watching her grow and become stronger gave us such happiness and I realised I had a real love of caring for children.

'I realised if we had strength enough to collect garbage how could we not recycle something as important as human lives,' she explained.

'These children need love and care. They are all precious human lives. I do not understand how people can leave such a vulnerable baby on the streets.

Read more: 30 July 2012

Comparison of Islam in Europe and America

Published on Jul 30, 2012 by DiscoverIslamTV : Dr. Murad Hofman-Germany

Sister Carolyne in England ..

accepts the truth and becomes Muslim, Love for Islam: Uploaded by faithfinder2010 on Sep 13, 2010

America after 911!

Uploaded by enqilab on Jul 20, 2012 : What happened to America after 911? For other Nations - lesson to be learned !

Yahya Seymour: My journey to Islam

Published on Jul 17, 2012 by PressTVGlobalNews : In this edition of the show we talk to Yahya Seymour about his journey to Islam.He talks about his challenges and changes as a Muslim convert in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion. His journey to Islam began when he started to realize that he didn't believe that the truth was being told by the media and so, particularly after September 11th his interest in alternative views increased.

He was first introduced to Islam through a Muslim who gave him some leaflets to read. Reading them left him with no choice and he couldn't deny that he believed that Allah was the true God and the prophet Mohammad was his messenger.

Soon after he had a conversation about death which made him think about what he had read about Islam. This ultimately led him to take his Shahada. Interestingly, it was only after he reverted that he started discovering more about Islam. Becoming Muslim was a very natural choice that was also accepted by his family quite easily.

The most honest three and a half minutes of television, EVER...

Published on Jun 26, 2012 by James Bouder : Beginning scene of the new HBO series The Newsroom explaining why America's Not the Greatest Country Any Longer... But It Can Be.

Difficult questions that I face in life by Ahmed Deedat

Uploaded by shazib9595 on Oct 22, 2010 :

Dreams And Visions In Islam

By Sheikh Imran Hosein : Published on Jun 19, 2012