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Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by ebenholer(m): 4:54pm On Dec 17, 2017
TalkItAll:
A religion that will encourage one to intentionally stir up the hornet's nest and fight against laid down rules and regulation just to prove a point is not a religion of peace at all. Before you know it, fights will break out in different places just because some si.lly girl refused to obey a simple law/rule, and the irony is that she's supposed to be a lawyer that should know what to do. If we all were to "intentionally" start fighting against what we perceive to be a wrong in the laws/rules in our places of abode that doesn't favor us in whatsoever way, what will become of us and our existence/co-existence? See what your stubbornness has caused you, trying to prove a nonesense point my foot. Common sense is indeed not common. I just wonder how we all eneded up together.
Imagine when a judge will put on hijab and will want to deliver a judgement that involves a muslim and a christian. As a christian how will u be expecting a fair judgement when it is written on the face of ur judge that he or she will definitely be biased with religious logo he/she had brought to courtroom

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Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by fellowman: 4:55pm On Dec 17, 2017
smoy:
both trends can run simultaneously. now answer this one about slave above.

did Muhammed have sex with a dead woman yes or no?

Did Muhammed tell his followers to drink water from the well filled with dead donkey and menstrual pads?

Did Muhammed call black people Satan and are you black person?

if you're a black person then Are you Satan?

answer this three questions.
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by elnoor: 4:56pm On Dec 17, 2017
Limitednow:


http://headline.com.ng/intentionally-wore-hijab-bar-ceremony-amasa-firdaus/
Iam always excited when I this kind of topics related to ISLAM my RELIGION, because it hurt our rival. you will see them abusing, challenging, critises. But you are too late, ISLAM is beyond your expectations. So you will still remain our servant, we would rule you forever. You cannot seen a Muslims challenging his core rival in social media, no!!! it is not our habbit. let me have my evening prayer.
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by smoy: 4:57pm On Dec 17, 2017
fellowman:


did Muhammed have sex with a dead woman yes or no?

Did Muhammed tell his followers to drink water from the well filled with dead donkey and menstrual pads?

Did Muhammed call black people Satan and are you black person?

if you're a black person then Are you Satan?

answer this three questions.
out of point.
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by Mrjaz(m): 4:57pm On Dec 17, 2017
smoy:
if you have her number tell her smoy is proud of her.
Another wasted sperm spotted.
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by Geist(m): 4:58pm On Dec 17, 2017
AgentOfAllah:


Please tell me how wearing the hijab inhibits discipline in the legal profession?

Did you even read the link you provided? The argument in that link has nothing to do with this case at all. That link presents a judgement that argues against adjudicatory roles for courts in disputes regarding the rules of voluntary associations. The Nigerian law school is an institution established by the [urlhttp://www.nigeria-law.org/Legal%20Education.htm]Legal Education Act of Nigeria[/url]. It is stated in the link that "The Council of Legal Education runs the Nigeria Law School and all persons who have obtained a University degree in law and want to practice as lawyers in Nigeria, must attend the Nigerian Law School"
To the best of my knowledge, the language conveys anything but voluntarism. Thus, the Nigerian law school is not a voluntary association, thus, is subject to the regulations and oversight of the Nigerian legal system.
Hijab does not inhibit discipline but adhering to a certain agreed dress code does promote discipline(It shows that these set of people are capable of recognising rules and adhering to them) and breaking that dress code is a sign of indiscipline. Please you might want to look to wikipedia for the description of voluntary associationstions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voluntary_association specifically is mentions that "Membership is not necessarily voluntary: in order for particular associations to function correctly they might need to be mandatory or at least strongly encouraged, as is common with many teachers unions in the US.". Please let's also note that the lady in question was not prevented from attending Law School, She was prevented from answering her call to bar by the Body of Benchers which is still under the Nigerian Bar Association. Please read the link well and see how the judgement passed was about the appellant claiming a law in the NBA infringes his fundamental human rights. The court definitely considers the NBA a voluntary association.
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by smoy: 4:59pm On Dec 17, 2017
Mrjaz:

Another wasted sperm spotted.
Alhamdullilah, read Qur'an it shall teach you morals.
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by fellowman: 5:00pm On Dec 17, 2017
elnoor:
Iam always excited when I this kind of topics related to ISLAM my RELIGION, because it hurt our rival. you will see them abusing, challenging, critises. But you are too late, ISLAM is beyond your expectations. So you will still remain our servant, we would rule you forever. You cannot seen a Muslims challenging his core rival in social media, no!!! it is not our habbit. let me have my evening prayer.

is Christianity your rival?
are you worshipping your Allah or you're comparing yourself with other people?

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Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by Mrjaz(m): 5:04pm On Dec 17, 2017
Maezara:
"My major concern is the approval of Hijab."

"My demand is that Hijab should be approved."

What effrontery. What temerity. What gall.

What a stupid and irritatingly idiotic woman. So, when the rules are bent to make an exception for you---when you're allowed to put on your RELIGIOUS regilia and violate the rules of a SECULAR organization, what happens to people of different religions and traditions who have JUST THE SAME RIGHT AS YOU, under the law? They should also be allowed to defy the code of the organization and DESTROY order and professionalism? This woman is an extraordinary idiot.

Islamophobia, indeed. Muslims be playing the victim card, and screaming oppression, while demanding for special rights.

As for the morön posting his daughter's picture to make a point---did he forget that Abuja ISN'T New York, and Nigeria ISN'T America?

There's a reason why we have our own constitution. America has different laws.

There is the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

And there is the Constitution of the United States of America.

They do not tally. Sorry.

I think it's high time we tried a new brand of Mosque-ito repellent for these Islamists and Islamic Fundamentalists. And it should be bacon-scented for extra efficacy.




JESUS u finished d matter what an extraordinary idiot indeed.
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by erico2k2(m): 5:04pm On Dec 17, 2017
smoy:
i disagree with you, the colonial master met many part of this country with our Islamic religion well established when they came and the bases of amalgamation of this country was based on religion tolerance among others, Islam just have to be hard, i mean loudly.
they joined the regions for easy governance, has nothing to do with Religion.When you add religion to governance you get a very toxic mix as they never agree,one is factual the other on belief
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by fellowman: 5:05pm On Dec 17, 2017
smoy:
out of point.
answer my question.
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by Nobody: 5:06pm On Dec 17, 2017
AgentOfAllah:


In what position do I have to be exactly to know that hijab does not prevent a lawyer from carrying out her legal duties? Please, if you have an argument that shows my position to be erroneous, I'm very curious to see it. Share it here, there are too many topics on front page to know what you're on about.
Let me get this straight. Do you mean it doesn't matter if a soldier, for example, violates the dresscode of his profession, as long as it doesn't prevent him from carrying out his military duties (cause it won't---it's all about talent and skill, not appearance)?

Your position seems to be that dressing in any profession should be a free-for-all, and there shouldn't be any strict codes to be adhered to, since your dressing doesn't affect your ability to perform? Is that right?
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by smoy: 5:07pm On Dec 17, 2017
erico2k2:

they joined the regions for easy governance, has nothing to do with Religion.When you add religion to governance you get a very toxic mix as they never agree,one is factual the other on belief
unfortunately Islam can only tolerate the excess of other but cant compromise their values, there are golden to Muslims even more than gold.
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by AgentOfAllah: 5:08pm On Dec 17, 2017
nonut:

It goes against the rules and regulations of the bar.

Nigerian law school is not, and I repeat it is NOT an association! Stop bringing irrelevant arguments as if they have any bearing on the present issue.
Please read the argument I made to Geist below:

AgentOfAllah:

The argument in that link has nothing to do with this case at all. That link presents a judgement that argues against adjudicatory roles for courts in disputes regarding the rules of voluntary associations. The Nigerian law school is an institution established by the [url=http://www.nigeria-law.org/Legal%20Education.htm]Legal Education Act of Nigeria[/url]. It is stated in the link that "The Council of Legal Education runs the Nigeria Law School and all persons who have obtained a University degree in law and want to practice as lawyers in Nigeria, must attend the Nigerian Law School"
To the best of my knowledge, the language conveys anything but voluntarism. Thus, the Nigerian law school is not a voluntary association, thus, is subject to the regulations and oversight of the Nigerian legal system.
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by ebenholer(m): 5:08pm On Dec 17, 2017
manikspears:


Yes o,I totally agree whatever is good for the goose is also good for the gander.stupid girl. There has always been a code of dressing and conduct if she wants to practice her stupidity let her become a sharia lawyer.if we all wa t to start imposing our believes everything would end in chaos.
If we are to be practicising our religiousity in courtroom I think we are to look forward to see different forms of clothing in courtroom. That is my strong stance on this. We have a lot of right that if we are to stick to our right we will definitely step on another person's toe. A genuinely religious person will not emphasize right that will bring conflict to his or her fellow being but in unity with his fellow. Come to think about it, was the NBA clothing made for christians or make in the way that suits christian that a lady will feel of being cheated. Dont seem to know why she wanted herself to be used by the devil.
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by erico2k2(m): 5:10pm On Dec 17, 2017
smoy:
unfortunately Islam can only tolerate the excess of other but cant compromise their values, there are golden to Muslims even more than gold.
I reality all Religion is govern by same principle,anything different had been put there by man, the commandments of Moses cover almost all religion, if not tell me the difference
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by popoolaadewale(m): 5:10pm On Dec 17, 2017
Limitednow:


http://headline.com.ng/intentionally-wore-hijab-bar-ceremony-amasa-firdaus/
Wish I have her direct contact, ugly thing being use to divide an establish organisation, make she come try such with ICAN. Dangote daug was call to bar without Hijab wahala, who she be
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by ebenholer(m): 5:11pm On Dec 17, 2017
Imagine when a muslim military personnel put on hijab to war...i think nigeria is going toward that direction
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by Geist(m): 5:11pm On Dec 17, 2017
AgentOfAllah:


Nigerian law school is not, and I repeat it is NOT an association! Stop bringing irrelevant arguments as if they have any bearing on the present issue.
Please read the argument I made to Geist below:

LoL please stop this. This has nothing to do with the Nigerian Law School. The lady attended and and graduated from the Law School without any issue. This is about her call to bar. Get your facts right Agent
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by Kutzy01: 5:14pm On Dec 17, 2017
Limitednow:
Just tell us you need an Islamic state.

There is no difference between you and boko haram!
Exactly i feel some powerful pple ar using dis radicallized lady to actualise n push for islamisation of d law profession in dis country. Although i believe its her right to where whatever she want yet is it nt also normal to appear according to d occasion u ar attending? In lil keshs voice wanti wo suit but u wear ankara come
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by AgentOfAllah: 5:18pm On Dec 17, 2017
Maezara:
Let me get this straight. Do you mean it doesn't matter if a soldier, for example, violates the dresscode of his profession, as long as it doesn't prevent him from carrying out his bilitary duties (cause it won't---it's all about talent and skill, not appearance)?
1) What has the military profession got to do with legal profession?
2) Are you making the argument that military gear has no practical implications for their profession?

Your position seems to be that dressing in any profession should be a free-for-all, and there shouldn't be any strict codes to be adhered to, since your dressing doesn't affect your ability to perform? Is that right?
It is wrong!
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by smoy: 5:20pm On Dec 17, 2017
erico2k2:

I reality all Religion is govern by same principle,anything different had been put there by man, the commandments of Moses cover almost all religion, if not tell me the difference
all most all you are right, but not all. In Islam it is mandatory for Muhammad and all His followers to perform all 5 pillars of Islam but for the Moses they were not mandatory for all the followers only for Moses.
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by Geist(m): 5:23pm On Dec 17, 2017
AgentOfAllah:

1) What has the military profession got to do with legal profession?
2) Are you making the argument that military gear has no practical implications for their profession?


It is wrong!
I would like you to tell us the practical implications of the beret for their profession?
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by Nobody: 5:25pm On Dec 17, 2017
rayopt:
Lol. . . .



Playing the religious card to have your way. . .we know people like you

Slam all manner of unneccessary narrative so that you can become popular. . .

#BobriskySister. . .continue

People like this are never satisfied. Give them your suit to make them warm and the next thing they want is your entire cloth

Thank God for your life. . .if toh say u don drop out 10 times b4 u finally finish skuul u for no dey talk all this trash. . .

all the great battles you can get ready for in life have to wait because of your religious scarf. . .as if u never remove am before abii. . .

The lord is your strength FIRDAUS!!

Kwantinu your struggle for momentary fame


FIRDAUS indeed. The name set tire me..sounds like names for confusionists...
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by Tugsramm(m): 5:26pm On Dec 17, 2017
Dindondin:
Is Arabic Nigeria's official language. Don't be sentimental, it's not supposed to be there.
so u ar expecting english. Aleast doesn't reduce or add to d value of naira. maybe wen u become president u can remove .suppose nt to cause uproar
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by AgentOfAllah: 5:28pm On Dec 17, 2017
Geist:
LoL please stop this. This has nothing to do with the Nigerian Law School. The lady attended and and graduated from the Law School without any issue. This is about her call to bar. Get your facts right Agent

What are you on about? What institution is responsible for certifying her as a barrister? Please educate yourself by reading the [url=http://www.nigeria-law.org/Legal%20Education%20(Consolidation,%20etc.)%20Act.htm]Legal Education Act[/url]. Pay especial attention to section 5, where it states that "A person shall be entitled to have a qualifying certificate issued to him by the Council stating that he is qualified to be called to Bar if-"...
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by Nobody: 5:28pm On Dec 17, 2017
smoy:
Alhamdullilah, Islam has promised by Allah shall overcome, she is wonderful.

Then allow the Islam to over come on its own without u pushing it...she's just a stupid trouble maker..she be mumu
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by jpphilips(m): 5:29pm On Dec 17, 2017
people who understand what religious organisations are meant for not our CAN that are looking for donations from looters, when was the last time CAN fought for any christian, any one?
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by smoy: 5:31pm On Dec 17, 2017
raphafire:


Then allow the Islam to over come on its own without u pushing it...she's just a stupid trouble maker..she be mumu
naturally is becoming, or do you saw her with sword?
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by erico2k2(m): 5:31pm On Dec 17, 2017
smoy:
all most all you are right, but not all. In Islam it is mandatory for Muhammad and all His followers to perform all 5 pillars of Islam but for the Moses they were not mandatory for all the followers only for Moses.
was that not the intepretation you was tought, was the the original script?
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by Chukazu: 5:32pm On Dec 17, 2017
smoy:
something like that, if that is her religion obligatory .

Then the place would be turned to a shrine
Re: Amasa Firdaus: Why I Wore The Hijab Intentionally To Bar Ceremony by Nobody: 5:33pm On Dec 17, 2017
AgentOfAllah:

1) What has the military profession got to do with legal profession?
Trying to use another profession as an example.

2) Are you making the argument that military gear has no practical implications for their profession?
No. I'm making the argument that DRESSING has NO practical implications for their profession. I may choose to put on other smart clothing other than camo, and still wear my vests and other equipments. But, should that be allowed because it wouldn't affect my performance? The camo is just a piece of clothing that is worn for the sake of identity. I can even put on the camo and add another piece of clothing---like the Hijab, for example. And some of my colleagues may also decide to put on whatever they like. It wouldn't prevent them from performing their duties afterall, so, it should be allowed, right?

It is wrong!
But, why? What stops others from also putting on whatever they like or is SACRED to them, if the Hijab is approved?

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