~Lady~:

Hello all,

This message is for Olabowale, I know he'll be here to look at this, if he doesn't can someone please get the message to him.
Tell him to call ~Lady~, I changed phones and don't have his number on my sim card. Thank you

Sorry Ify to derail the thread a bit, I just don't know how to send messages on nairaland. and congrats for the baby.

congoshine:

You can reach him via the State dept. He was transferred to Guantanamo last autumn.

uplawal:

longtime lady

mukina2:

wow Lady how have you been?

Alh should be around.

in fact it defies logic and 1+1+1 can never equal 1

~Lady~:

Hello all,

This message is for Olabowale, I know he'll be here to look at this, if he doesn't can someone please get the message to him.
Tell him to call ~Lady~, I changed phones and don't have his number on my sim card. Thank you

Sorry Ify to derail the thread a bit, I just don't know how to send messages on nairaland. and[b] congrats for the baby.[/b]

~Lady~:

@ Lagosboy.

I'm enjoying your read. I don't want to start a war here, but I this is a wrong way of representing the Trinity . I don't have a problem with you speaking on it, just don't misrepresent it, if you don't understand it then ask, please thanks.

Also you mentioned something about what christians call prayer. I am curious to know what you think Christians call prayer. Thanks.


Et al, please someone drag Olabowale here for me, thank you.

~Lady~:

Lol that was so wrong on so many levels.

I do understand the concept of trinity in depth and I always do my best not to delve into comparative analysis here and I have avoided it on the thread as it causes more harm than good IMO.

My statement of 1 +1+1 = 3 is simply from the doctrine of god the father, god the son and god the Holy Spirit and the three gods equaling one God.

I do understand that the issue is very sensitive and it is what you have known all your life but this same issue is the very foundation upon which islam is built and it is the unity of ONE GOD that never exists in three forms and none can share in his ONENESS

The act of asking God something is what we generally call supplication and the act of bowing and postrating to God in the form of our ritual worship is what we generally call prayer.

solomon111: An igbo muslim?
Weird thread.

babylolaroy: brother lagosboy did a clean, clear good job. alhamdulilah for yu. this thread is d most educative av found on NL too...first about baiti mamur, i neva heard dat b4 and i was so happy to learn that and many more
now i caught something interesting. was it ifyalways i heard someone calling ummuumar?...has she converted?

babylolaroy: oh yea yea...i skipped the last two.pages b4 ds..she born pikin sef..umar and shez converted. whao!!!..

Gooci: i came accross this thread wen confused about a muslim working in a bank( case of interest) cuz i ws suppossed to go for an interview there.. i did enuff findings dat gav me d answer i wanted.... alhamdulilah i skipped the interview cuz i was so afraid to wat Allah said about it in the Quran......... m sure he will get me a beta one... this thread has answered a whloe lots of questions on my mind

ummsulaym:

happy for you brother... May your Wishes come true In Shaa Allah

babylolaroy: Praise be to Allaah.
The one who cuts his hair should make
it all the same length. The one who
cuts his hair on the sides of his head
more than the middle comes under the
heading of qaza’, which is forbidden.
Al-Bukhaari (5921) and Muslim (2120)
narrated from Ibn ‘Umar that the
Messenger of Allaah (blessings and
peace of Allaah be upon him) forbade
qaza’. Naafi’ (one of the narrators of
the hadeeth) said, explaining qaza’:
Shaving part of a boy’s head and
leaving part.
Al-Nasaa’i (5048) and Abu Dawood
(4195) narrated from Ibn ‘Umar that
the Prophet (blessings and peace of
Allaah be upon him) saw a boy part of
whose head had been shaved and part
of it left. He told them not to do that
and said: “Shave all of it or leave all of
it.” Al-Albaani classed it as saheeh in
Saheeh al-Nasaa’i .
That includes cutting some of the hair
short and leaving some.
It says in Fataawa al-Lajnah al-
Daa’imah (5/175):
What is the ruling on leaving some of
the hair longer than the rest?
Answer: Abu Dawood narrated from
‘Abd-Allaah ibn ‘Umar (may Allaah be
pleased with him) that the Messenger
of Allaah (blessings and peace of Allaah
be upon him) forbade qaza’ and said:
“Shave all of it or leave all of it.”
it says in Sharh al-Iqnaa’ : Qaza’
includes shaving some places on the
sides of the head, or shaving the
middle and leaving the sides, as most
of the Christians do, or shaving the
sides and leaving the middle, as many
of the foolish do, or shaving the front
and leaving the back. Ahmad was asked
about shaving the back of the head
and he said: This is the action of the
Magians, and whoever imitates a
people is one of them. Thus it is
known that it is not permissible to
leave some parts of the hair longer
than others.