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The article El Cenit has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:
- Unreferenced article about a student magazine that does not yet exist. Too soon and fails to show how this magazine is notable.
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A discussion is taking place as to whether the article El Cenit is suitable for inclusion in Wikipedia according to Wikipedia's policies and guidelines or whether it should be deleted.
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Your article has been suggested for deletion because the magazine does not appear to be notable - see here for the relevant Wikipedia policy.
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El Cenit
editBig101big, there was a discussion of the article at: Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/El_Cenit. I re-iterate my nomination of the article for deletion: "Unreferenced article about a student magazine that does not yet exist. Too soon and fails to show how this magazine is notable. Prod was contested stating "The magazine is under the compilation process", confirming this magazine does not yet exist. " In particular, follow the links I gave. The article had no independent, published reliable sources about the magazine - an example of this sort of coverage would be an article in the New York Times about the impact of El Cenit. In order for an article about El Cenit to pass Wikipedia's criteria for inclusion of articles (called "notability") you need multiple such sources that are substantial and published in independent sources. Since you have admitted the magazine does not yet exist and is simply a student magazine, it seems unlikely that any such sources could be provided, but if this is incorrect and you can cite the sources, you can recreate the article. But be aware that simply recreating the same or substantially the same article would result in it being quickly deleted from Wikipedia. Good luck, Sparthorse (talk) 20:40, 26 December 2011 (UTC)
04:29, 27 December 2011 (UTC)Big101big (talk)its excellent that you are good in wikipedia, but please respect others. Thanks, this time i will try to come up with some new york times references and links for the article. Otherwise dont bother anyone for the quickly deletion.
Just to be clear
editRegarding your edit summary on Splitting of the moon: No depiction or images of Muhammad, the last prophet, is authorized to be pasted or published.
Wikipedia is not bound by any rules of Islam or any other religion. Wikipedia does not need anyone's authorization to publish historical images of Muhammad, especially images painted by a Muslim artist and published in an ancient Falnama Islamic text, as was the one you removed from the article. The prohibition you refer to is not universal among Muslims. Furthermore Wikipedia is not censored for anyone's benefit. Please read over Talk:Muhammad/FAQ to understand why such depictions will not be removed. ~Amatulić (talk) 19:35, 23 July 2012 (UTC)
Big101big (talk) 04:18, 24 July 2012 (UTC) the first thing, who i insulted here, i deserve respect so do others. And secondly, whats the offense for, its a discussion i think. So be calm. Whatever found in history is not correct, if something is happening wrong today, after few decades it will be a history for that time. To me, that depiction is wrong, if its right for you, may it be. I read the page of Muahammad about the issue.