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Salam. I saw this on the politics section and didn't see any muslims answer this question. So I decided to ask here.
It really got me curious.


What is the difference between usman danfodio, isis and shekau?

Jazakallah khair

Nobody?
Maclatunji tbaba1234

I think basically they differ in so many ways

1. Non use of terrorism, that is the deliberate targeting of civilians to make political statement.

2. Had consensus amongst the people,

3. Legitimate reasons to oppose the govt. Like high taxation, oppression.

4. No mechanism for resolving the difference.

5. Widespread discontent amongst the governed.

6. Knowledgeable and well versed in the understanding of the shariah.

7. He governed by consultation.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usman_dan_Fodio

You should know these people make their statement out of spite, with little concern for truth and lacking wisdom.

HarrveySpecter: Salam. I saw this on the politics section and didn't see any muslims answer this question. So I decided to ask here.
It really got me curious.

What is the difference between usman danfodio, isis and shekau?

Jazakallah khair

Baghdadi of ISIS and Shekau of Boko Haram are bloodthirsty, mindless mass murderers
And you will notice that Shekau congratulates ISIS

Shayk Uthman Dan Fodio (may Allah have mercy on him) was a scholar, revival of the pure religion, and lawful leader of Muslims
He lived openly and lawfully

Asking about he differs from ISIS and Boko Haram betrays an exposure to campaign of calumny against propagation of Islam
And this is what we still witness today
And we can understand: if PDP were to write the history of APC or translate the manifesto of APC (and vice versa) the product can only be guaranteed to paint a very dark picture of the other party
And that is what Christianity has always done by translating the Qur'an
Clearly Christians would not do the translation of Qur'an to further the interests of Islam

No matter the history we know the record of the church in NIGERIA, Vietnam, Rwanda, South America, the Philippines, Iraq post 2003