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Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by petitejolie(f): 9:52am On Mar 21, 2021 |
OmoManU:It is a school not a religious place of worship. Cele people don’t wear shoes wen going to their place of worship but they wear wen coming to schools. Even atheists attend schools. So there is a standard uniform to be worn if dey don’t want to they should go to their place of worship to open schools for them. So many people Muslims today passed through mission schools cos that’s like the only school those days and till today they still practice their religion but got educated through mission school. Even the hijab doesn’t event guarantee u heaven and their fighting over a piece of cloth sewn by fellow humans. |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by OLULAW: 9:54am On Mar 21, 2021 |
Lamasta: You're mistaken. The only way Islam spreads its ungodly teachings and beliefs is by force. Mo conquered Makkah by brute force. Islam spread across North Africa purely by brute force. Besides being proclaimed a peaceful religion, it's never achieved anything peacefully but violently. Shalom. 2 Likes |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by captain247: 9:55am On Mar 21, 2021 |
Christians are always peaceful from the days of Father Abraham to his son Isaac and to present day generation. They'll only strive to break Christians but they will not succeed because God established His Convenant with Isaac and not Ishmael. They always want to take and impose on Christians by force their bidding. What they're doing is not about the dress code they just want to flush Christianity away from the State by using this approach first. |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by Gabbriell: 9:56am On Mar 21, 2021 |
Divide the country into two. Muslim one part and Christians the other part. It's sad to notice that a lot of Muslims don't even understand the quaran. So sad...hijab != Muslims. Your president's wive is a Muslim, how many times have you seen his wife or children wear hijab. But they always dress very decent. decent dressing is the recommendation of both Christians and Muslims. As long as the school dress is decent, there is no problem. Come to think of it, Nigerians problem might have nothing to do with religion. I think the problem is poverty. Politician use it as a tool to control the masses. |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by Fuckingmallam45(m): 9:58am On Mar 21, 2021 |
olisaEze:Well there’s cause for you to be angry which I understand very well, but have you explored enough to see the behavior of some Muslims? I will like you to visit Quora an international forum and see the way Muslims are contributing intelligently. Just because of the mayhem of the few shouldn’t depict the behaviors of the rest. 3 Likes |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by ledaman: 9:59am On Mar 21, 2021 |
GeeOh:Keep lamenting Islam lead! |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by AmDayo: 10:00am On Mar 21, 2021 |
lanryoung: My niece was necessitate to wear hijab and trouser at ansaru Ilorin years ago when she was still in the school. 1 Like |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by Friend22(m): 10:05am On Mar 21, 2021 |
KGD10: As "enlightened" as you may sound, I want to know your definition of retrogression? Like I have said, and I will always say, our standard of judging right from wrong is not based on individual perception no matter how highly placed that person is. Not even my mother can command such obedience once it goes against that standard. Somebody who knows little or nothing about Saudi Arabia except what comes as a reference point or breaking news then he starts bearing his mind on what he honestly have no idea about. I want to know what you mean by retrogression ? |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by Nobody: 10:08am On Mar 21, 2021 |
247Dior: I have always passed by ignorant comments like yours. But I think you need to enlighten yourself and be silent so people won't see how unlearned you are. You sound rather stupid. How can you even say islam has not done anything good for the world. It was the peak of civilisation at some point infact Western Europeans incorporated Muslim ideas on maths, science, medicine and astronomy into their own thinking and practises. I can also say Christianity was a bane of civilisation too. Go and learn your history. |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by Nobody: 10:11am On Mar 21, 2021 |
Gabbriell: They are not our standard for islam, Quran is. Everyone is accountable for their deeds including if they followed or do not follow the commandments. |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by KGD10: 10:14am On Mar 21, 2021 |
Friend22: Retrogression like all Muslim countries in the world except Saudi Arabia you know. If Saudi, a progressive country shouldn't be used as a standard for Muslim, then what should be used? The desolated boko haram North, right? Or Afghanistan? Anyway, Saudi Prince knows about you losers hence the reason why he always denies any Muslim seeking permanent residence into his country. I recall a time when some affected people in Iran and Afghanistan were seeking asylum into Saudi, the prince quickly shut his borders and asked them to seek somewhere else. The prince already knows what you retrogressive losers are capable of. 2 Likes |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by Joygift3666: 10:15am On Mar 21, 2021 |
Is like allowing a visitor smoke a cigarette in the presence of your children in your house. 4 Likes |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by OmoManU: 10:15am On Mar 21, 2021 |
petitejolie: Nobody is arguing all these derailing arguments that you are making about making heaven or not. I don't have time for arguing with you,i have made my point |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by sammyj: 10:15am On Mar 21, 2021 |
This one of the most reason statement Omokri will ever present in my generation and hope the governor of the state does not turn Kwara to another Osun state which current government on thesame party is working seriously to overturn a daft inconceivable school policy that has put that state into deep confusion and chaos since Osun was created. What a daft way of satisfying a set of people all in the name of gaining political relevance for being a failure �!! |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by OmoManU: 10:22am On Mar 21, 2021 |
Fuckingmallam45: Chairman if you claimed to be a muslim then be a muslim with your chest and your heart. Nobody is asking anybody to go against any rules. Funny enough I have hundreds of friends both Muslims and Christians that finished from those schools in question at Ilorin and during our own time all these issues were never in existence but why now? That's first question, what's the big deal in allowing secondary school kids just using to use a very little piece of clothings to cover their heads. Nobody is talking about those very big burkah o or what's it called, just very simple piece of veil. Plus tagging those schools christian schools I don't think is appropriate anymore because I don't know of other places o, the government have been the one funding those schools up to 90 or 95% for decades,so tagging them Muslims or Christian schools is very very inappropriate. They're simply public schools |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by KushLyon(m): 10:23am On Mar 21, 2021 |
OmoManU:The reverend sisters you mentioned have their own school (Convent)....let the Muslims go to a Muslim school where hijab is accepted 4 Likes |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by obosi2028(m): 10:24am On Mar 21, 2021 |
OmoManU:is the Rev sisters put on the veil at church activities or at school? |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by Alexa77(m): 10:24am On Mar 21, 2021 |
[/b]I have argued (and been insulted by Christians) when I said Arabic on the Naira note and Nigerian Army emblem is not a religious matter, but a cultural matter, because many Muslim Northerners cannot read or write in English and can only read or write in Ajami or Arabic. It is therefore wrong to impose a foreign language that they cannot understand on them. I support Arabic on our currency and army emblem.[b],@the bolded,this stance is useless.Nigeria as a sovereign state is colonised by the british,therefore our official language is English.why write another language on the currency just to please the northern muslims.what about the igbankes,edos,tivs,nupes,urhobos e.t.c that can't read or understand english.are you going to write their own language on the paper notes too?I disagree with reno on this 1 Like |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by Mjay111: 10:24am On Mar 21, 2021 |
Felixalex:you have said it all, that's the best solution now. |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by OpinionCounts(m): 10:27am On Mar 21, 2021 |
OmoManU: Would any Islamic school you know in Nigeria or even in Africa allow a Reverend sister attend their school fully adorning her Catholic regalia? People should learn how to speak truth in all matters and stop calling white as black just because it suits them. This is thesame country where state governments fund and supervise the destruction of people's businesses worth millions of naira on the basis of religion, I mean a state government in a so called secular country, even though thesame state governments collect money from alcohol VAT. These are the same religious group that are forcing others to permit from them what they can never permit from others even in a million years. Infact, if it were Christians trying to infiltrate an Islamic school in the way these Muslims are doing, by now you would have been hearing the number of burnt down houses, number of beheaded school children etc...if you doubt me, go and try this same thing in any Islamic school and see if you will walk out of the premises alive. |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by lahizak: 10:27am On Mar 21, 2021 |
oluwaseyi0:I don't know about the school u went to and about Ogun but d ahmaddiyya school that I know in Ilorin, Christians do not wear Hijab at all, at all at all. Any body in Ilorin can go to d school and verify this. And regarding NYSC, it seems u never go NYSC camp because the long skirt I saw been worn by some deeper life is still stuck in my memory. I don't know why you bring NYSC to this because NYSC is even more strict on Muslims, many of them are forced to wear trousers as against their normal cultural wears. I strongly believe state funded schools should be religion tolerance, so I believe the govt should change dos school names to capture this Or they should return d school to the missionaries so it can be run the way they want. They should stop holding on to schools that are not their own |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by EduTechTainMent: 10:31am On Mar 21, 2021 |
Pastorfavourdes: I hardly ever like commenting on such posts but I need to make a clarification here. Why is it that the Christians always jump to quote the Saudi crown Prince and also cite an example of chaos happening if all religious adherents are allowed to dorn their religious attires to school. Let me make some clarification. 1. Muslims don't follow the teachings of any Saudi Crown Prince. He may be a Liberal for all we care. For almost 1500 years now, we hv followed the teachings of the Quran and Prophet Mohammed (PBUH). That is the minimum and maximum standard. We care less what one 21st century Prince says about what he thinks should be the norm in the 21st century. Mecca and medina are sacred places for the Muslims but that doesn't mean citizens of that region are better Muslims. Piety is what makes one superior and not your skin color or national identity. Pls non Muslims should stop asking Muslim to be Liberal as perceived by Saudi Crown Prince or claiming we want to be more pious than Saudi Arabia. We don't follow Saudi Arabia teachings. This is common Knowledge. Saudi Arabia is not the pace setter or yardstick to measure our religiosity. 2. Islam is a way of life. The hijab is a way of life. The hijab is the identity of the Muslim female. She adorns herself with the hijab whenever she is outside the confines of her home or when she is with non-mahram people at home. She is always on the hijab as part and parcel of her everyday dressing. She doesn't just wear it to school, she also wears it to the market, mosque, restaurant, gym, mall, to visit her friends, when travelling, when praying, during the hot season and cold season, and generally when outside her home. It is an inherent part of her being. Thesame cannot be said for any other religion. They only use their attires when worshipping or on special occasions. This is the difference. I wonder why there is such pervasive islamophobia. The world isn't just waking up to the fact that the identity of a Muslim lady is the hijab. All over the world it is thesame attire. Why then would we want them to change a centuries old practice. If u argue that all other religious adherents should equally be allowed to wear their traditional attires to school just cos Muslims do so, that's not a logical argument. Laslas na dem go tire. Fact remains they aren't used to it and would find it burdensome, if they hv to do so for most part of their life or even school life. Will they also be able to wear same attires to all the aforementioned places? The answer is most likely an emphatic NO. Islam has stood the test of time and changes over all these centuries for a reason. We adhere as much as we can to the dictates of the religion, albeit we aren't PERFECT. Our holy books and prophetic traditions are sacred. We hold them dear and follow the teachings as best as we can, although We are also humans and aren't infallible, so please cut us some slack. I will welcome a superior argument asides from this oft-repeated ones I argued against above. For the records, I think we should find an amicable way to settle this issue. Govt can choose to hand back the mission schools to the original owners and hands-off their management. Then the schools can decide to implement whatever policies they desire, and they can compel all students to comply. Muslim students can equally go to a school that is much more receptive to their islamic ideals. |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by BnQoyyim(m): 10:32am On Mar 21, 2021 |
Pastorfavourdes: Ilorin, the Capital city of Kwara State is 90% muslim dominated city. The lands occupy by these mission schools are alloted to them by the Ilorin Descendants So, if a visitor can't do anyhow in the host's enclave, then, the land have to revoked by the original owners, since they're not ready to subscribe to their host wants. hijab is humanity's modesty, humanity in the sense that it is stated in Christians bibles 1 Corinthian 11 13-16. Any contrary opinions will automatically proof the divisive assertions in biblical verses like Mathew 10:34 which says "do not think I have come to preach peace, I have not come to preach peace but SWORD" and 1 Samuel 15: 3 "go to the Amalekite, kill the infants, men and women, do not spare the donkeys and cattle" |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by BnQoyyim(m): 10:33am On Mar 21, 2021 |
GeeOh: Ilorin, the Capital city of Kwara State is 90% muslim dominated city. The lands occupy by these mission schools are alloted to them by the Ilorin Descendants So, if a visitor can't do anyhow in the host's enclave, then, the land have to revoked by the original owners, since they're not ready to subscribe to their host wants. hijab is humanity's modesty, humanity in the sense that it is stated in Christians bibles 1 Corinthian 11 13-16. Any contrary opinions will automatically proof the divisive assertions in biblical verses like Mathew 10:34 which says "do not think I have come to preach peace, I have not come to preach peace but SWORD" and 1 Samuel 15: 3 "go to the Amalekite, kill the infants, men and women, do not spare the donkeys and cattle" |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by BnQoyyim(m): 10:34am On Mar 21, 2021 |
247Dior: Ilorin, the Capital city of Kwara State is 90% muslim dominated city. The lands occupy by these mission schools are alloted to them by the Ilorin Descendants So, if a visitor can't do anyhow in the host's enclave, then, the land have to revoked by the original owners, since they're not ready to subscribe to their host wants. hijab is humanity's modesty, humanity in the sense that it is stated in Christians bibles 1 Corinthian 11 13-16. Any contrary opinions will automatically proof the divisive assertions in biblical verses like Mathew 10:34 which says "do not think I have come to preach peace, I have not come to preach peace but SWORD" and 1 Samuel 15: 3 "go to the Amalekite, kill the infants, men and women, do not spare the donkeys and cattle" |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by OpinionCounts(m): 10:34am On Mar 21, 2021 |
kalu61: Don't be surprised my dear, some people just talk without reasoning. They don't even know the meaning of "Uniform". |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by BnQoyyim(m): 10:35am On Mar 21, 2021 |
KGD10: Ilorin, the Capital city of Kwara State is 90% muslim dominated city. The lands occupy by these mission schools are alloted to them by the Ilorin Descendants So, if a visitor can't do anyhow in the host's enclave, then, the land have to revoked by the original owners, since they're not ready to subscribe to their host wants. hijab is humanity's modesty, humanity in the sense that it is stated in Christians bibles 1 Corinthian 11 13-16. Any contrary opinions will automatically proof the divisive assertions in biblical verses like Mathew 10:34 which says "do not think I have come to preach peace, I have not come to preach peace but SWORD" and 1 Samuel 15: 3 "go to the Amalekite, kill the infants, men and women, do not spare the donkeys and cattle" why Mary, mother of Jesus was always in her hijab? |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by oluwaseyi0: 10:35am On Mar 21, 2021 |
lahizak: By religious tolerance I believe you don't mean Muslim alone? Because they seems to be the only one always asking for a waiver Should Catholic students be allowed to wear their rosery? Should traditional religious people allow to wear their religious regalia on the uniforms? Should non Muslim allow to drink alcohol on Kano? How is it uniform when it's no longer uniform I'll rather every single one is wearing rosery and hijab, so far everyone is wearing EXACTLY the same thing ... that's UNIFORM 5 Likes |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by shadeyinka(m): 10:36am On Mar 21, 2021 |
OmoManU:You mentioned Roman Catholic Reverend Sisters and NOT Female Roman Catholic members! Yours indeed is a Religion of aggression! A religion of Hooligans! Did Muslims buy the land? Did Muslims build the schools? Children of Shaitan will always act like armed robbers 1 Like |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by BnQoyyim(m): 10:37am On Mar 21, 2021 |
oluwaseyi0: Ilorin, the Capital city of Kwara State is 90% muslim dominated city. The lands occupy by these mission schools are alloted to them by the Ilorin Descendants So, if a visitor can't do anyhow in the host's enclave, then, the land have to revoked by the original owners, since they're not ready to subscribe to their host wants. hijab is humanity's modesty, humanity in the sense that it is stated in Christians bibles 1 Corinthian 11 13-16. Any contrary opinions will automatically proof the divisive assertions in biblical verses like Mathew 10:34 which says "do not think I have come to preach peace, I have not come to preach peace but SWORD" and 1 Samuel 15: 3 "go to the Amalekite, kill the infants, men and women, do not spare the donkeys and cattle" why Mary, mother of Jesus was always in her hijab? |
Re: On The Kwara Hijab Crisis - Reno Omokri Writes by BnQoyyim(m): 10:38am On Mar 21, 2021 |
Lamasta: Ilorin, the Capital city of Kwara State is 90% muslim dominated city. The lands occupy by these mission schools are alloted to them by the Ilorin Descendants So, if a visitor can't do anyhow in the host's enclave, then, the land have to revoked by the original owners, since they're not ready to subscribe to their host wants. hijab is humanity's modesty, humanity in the sense that it is stated in Christians bibles 1 Corinthian 11 13-16. Any contrary opinions will automatically proof the divisive assertions in biblical verses like Mathew 10:34 which says "do not think I have come to preach peace, I have not come to preach peace but SWORD" and 1 Samuel 15: 3 "go to the Amalekite, kill the infants, men and women, do not spare the donkeys and cattle" why Mary, mother of Jesus was always in her hijab? |
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