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OUR PHONES ......................

One of the hardest task in this 21st century is for the youths to spend 30 mins without "touching" their phones!

Almost everyone is now a phone addict.

It's the last thing you touch before you sleep at night.

It's the first thing you touch when you wake up at dawn


Some even put earpiece on their ears overnight.

Some still wake at night to download films but they can't wake up for tahajud.

Some are always "online" chatting.

As early as 6am they are online and they remain online till midnight.

They have thousands of friends online whom they chat with but they don't relate with their families at home.

They isolate themselves in their rooms.

Some argue till midnight about aqeedah issues, yet by fajr time, he is sleeping and snoring.

Immediately after the tasleem in salat, you see people pressing their phones again, no time for adhkaar!

As if all their past and future sins have already been forgiven!

When accidents happen, instead of saving lives, you see people snapping the victims with their phones.

When a house is burning, instead of quenching it, you see people snapping so as to be the first to upload it on social network.

When a person loses a loved one, instead of thinking about the funeral issues, the first thing the person does is to upload the news on social network perhaps to get
comments!

We are so addicted to phones, we even chat when we are on motorcycles.

Some still chat in the exam halls.

Some still chat in the toilet or even make a calls.

Some play games with their phones in the masjid.

# Subhanallah
Some watch films in the masjid.
What a fitnah befalling the Ummah.

Along the road, some keep pressing their phones, until perhaps they narrowly dodge an accident or until a banana peel slips them.

Even when we have guests, we still concentrate on our phones than our guest.

Some ignore their spouses because they are chatting with "mere friends" on Facebook!

Some use Suratul Asr to hasten their salat because of their phones, not knowing that Suratul Asr is talking about spending time in righteous deeds.

Many are those whose phones have made them "hypocrites". Many are those whose phones are leading them to hellfire
Because of your phone, you are the last person to come to Juma'ah and you are always the first
person to leave!

Allah said, 'Closer and closer to mankind comes their judgement, yet they don't take heed, and they turn away' (Sura Al-Anbiyaa vs 1)

Sheik Uthaymeen rahimahuLlah said, Whoever does not spend his time for the sake of Allah, what is better for him is DEATH!

May Allah forgive our numerous sins, ameen.

Please educate others, May Allaah reward your efforts, Aameen.

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Firstly.. A look at the
various principles of Islam
which show that Islam is
truly a mercy to the world,
and the indiscriminate
violence and terrorism is
not condoned by the
religion is wat i want every1 of us to bear in mind be it christian or any oda religions.
Before i proceed slm to my bro n sis in islam and also may the peace of Allah be on everyone of us...
... Islam, a religion of
mercy, does not permit
terrorism. In the Quran,
God has said:
“God does not forbid you
from showing kindness
and dealing justly with
those who have not fought
you about religion and
have not driven you out of
your homes. God loves
just dealers.” (Quran 60:
The Prophet
Muhammad, may the
mercy and blessings of God
be upon him, used to
prohibit soldiers from
killing women and
children, and he would
advise them: “...Do not
betray, do not be excessive,
do not kill a newborn
child.” And he also said:
“Whoever has killed a person
having a treaty with the
Muslims shall not smell the
fragrance of Paradise, though
its fragrance is found for a
span of forty years.”
Also, the Prophet
Muhammad has forbidden
punishment with fire.
He once listed murder
as the second of the major
sins, [and he even
warned that on the Day of
Judgment, “The first cases
to be adjudicated between
people on the Day of
Judgment will be those of
bloodshed.
Muslims are even
encouraged to be kind to
animals and are forbidden
to hurt them. Once the
Prophet Muhammad said:
“A woman was punished
because she imprisoned a
cat until it died. On
account of this, she was
doomed to Hell. While she
imprisoned it, she did not
give the cat food or drink,
nor did she free it to eat
the insects of the earth
He also said that a man
gave a very thirsty dog a
drink, so God forgave his
sins for this action. The
Prophet, may the mercy
and blessings of God be
upon him, was asked,
“Messenger of God, are we
rewarded for kindness
towards animals?” He
said: “There is a reward
for kindness to every living
animal or human.”
Additionally, while
taking the life of an animal
for food, Muslims are
commanded to do so in a
manner that causes the
least amount of fright and
suffering possible. The
Prophet Muhammad said:
“When you slaughter an
animal, do so in the best
way. One should sharpen
his knife to reduce the
suffering of the
animal.”
In light of these and
other Islamic texts, the act
of inciting terror in the
hearts of defenseless
civilians, the wholesale
destruction of buildings
and properties, the
bombing and maiming of
innocent men, women, and
children are all forbidden
and detestable acts
according to Islam and the
Muslims. Muslims follow a
religion of peace, mercy,
and forgiveness, and the
vast majority have nothing
to do with the violent
events some have
associated with Muslims. If
an individual Muslim were
to commit an act of
terrorism, this person
would be guilty of violating
the laws of Islam... this is d teachings of islam. may God makes everyone of us to understand his word correctly and in the right ways.. #I am ABDULLAH and am not a #Terrorist.. Good day

dorox:
I would really like to hear what a nairaland muslim thinks about this blatant display of medieval barbarity in the name of Islam by the Saudi judiciary.
Awaiting a reply from AbuKhair, madjnr, Empiree and company.

my bro tnx for d observation buh i think d post of my bro and Sister out dere could have give u more light on this..

As Muslims, we strongly condemn the terrorist
attack on the two big cities of the United States
of America on September 11, 2001 that caused
the death and injury
of thousands of innocent people, and offer our
condolences to the American people. These
attacks carried a very important issue related to
the true source of terrorism to the top of the
world agenda. By this occasion, it was announced
to the entire world that Islam is a religion of
peace and tolerance and that it summons people
to compassion and justice.
Many world leaders, leading media organizations,
television and radio stations told their own people
that true Islam forbids violence, and commands
peace between people and nations. The Western
circles that have come to a full grasp of the
religion of Islam and are well-informed about the
true Islam commanded by God in the Koran noted
clearly that the words of Islam and terror cannot
stand side by side, and divine religions by no
means permit violence.
This essay maintains that the source of the terror
that we condemn is definitely not a divine religion,
and that there is no room for terrorism in Islam.
This is made clear in the Koran, the main source
of Islam, and in the practices of all Muslim rulers,
the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him,
being the foremost of them.
As you know, for centuries, various acts of
terrorism are being carried out in different parts of
the world by different groups for different
purposes. Sometimes a communist organization,
sometimes a fascist group, and sometimes radical
and separatist factions assume responsibility for
these acts. While countries like America often
become the target of the attacks of racist and
marginal terrorist groups, the European countries
become the center stage for violent acts carried
out by terrorist groups. 17 November in Greece,
RAF and Neo-Nazis in Germany, ETA in Spain,
Red Brigades in Italy and many other
organizations seek to make their voices heard
through terror and violence by killing innocent and
defenseless people heinously. Terrorism changes
with the developing and changing world
conditions and steps up its impact and power
with the new means made possible by the
developing technology. In particular, mass
communication tools such as the Internet extends
the
scope and influence of the terrorist activities
considerably.
Besides USA and Europe originated Western
organizations, there are also other terror
organizations of Middle East origin. Some
terrorist attacks are carried out by these groups
in all corners of the world. Yet there is an
important point to be remembered here. The fact
that the perpetrators of various terrorist acts
carry Christian, Muslim or Jewish identities cause
some people to develop some erroneous ideas
and put forward some claims which do not
concur with divine religions. The fact remains
however, that even if the terrorists have Muslim
identities, the terror they perpetrated cannot be
labeled " Islamic terror ". In the same way, it would
not be called "Jewish terror" if the perpetrators
were Jews or "Christian terror" if they were
Christians. That is because, murdering innocent
people in the name of religion is unacceptable. We
need to keep in mind that, among those who
were killed in Washington or New York, there were
people who loved Jesus (Christians), Prophet
Moses (Jews) and Muslims. Unless forgiven by
God, murdering innocent people is a great sin that
brings torment in Hell. Thus, a religious person
who has fear of God can never commit such an
act.
The aggressors can commit such violence only
with the intention of attacking religion itself. It
may well be that they carried out this violence to
present religion as evil in the eyes of people, to
divorce people from religion and to generate
hatred and reaction against pious people.
Consequently, every attack made in the name of
"religion" on innocent people is actually an attack
made against religion.
Religion commands love, mercy and peace.
Terror, on the other hand, is the opposite of
religion; it is cruel, merciless and it demands
bloodshed and misery. This being the case, while
looking for the perpetrators of a terrorist act, its
origins should be sought in disbelief rather than in
religion. People with a fascist, communist, racist
or materialist outlook on life should be suspected
as potential perpetrators. The name or the
identity of the terrorists is not important. If he
can kill innocent people without blinking an eye,
then he is a disbeliever, not a believer. He is a
murderer with no fear of God, whose main
ambition is to shed blood and to give harm. For
this reason, "Islamic terror", "Jewish terror",
"Christian terror" are quite erroneous concepts.
That is because, neither the religion of Islam, nor
other religions can by no means concur with
terror. On the contrary, "terror" (i.e. murders
committed against innocent people) in Islam is a
great sin and Muslims are responsible for
preventing these acts and bringing peace and
justice to the world... let it trend my Muslim bro nd sis. #my name is #Abdullah and am not a #terrorist

No Bootable Devices Error
Explanation, Causes & Troubleshooting Guide
Yesterday, in the middle of switching between user
accounts, my Girlfriend's laptop went blank, then blue
screen, then when everything restarted an awful error
message appeared:
"No bootable devices--strike F1 to retry boot, F2 for
setup utility"
If you ask tech support, they will likely suggest wiping
your hard drive (if it is just corrupted) and starting over,
or buying a new hard drive (if it really is dead) and
starting over. Both options suck. And both options
equal loosing any data you have on your computer.
Going through pages and pages of search results, forum
discussions, troubleshooting guides, etc...I fixed my "No
Bootable Devices" error in a very simple way...and
learned a lot about troubleshooting internal HDD errors. I
realized I could help visitors with the same problem by
organizing all the info I gathered into this page.
So, before giving up and trying to re-install Windows (or
other OS), or messing with BIOS -- Please see how I
fixed this problem, how others fixed the problem, and
what to do next if you can't find an easy fix. This guide
is based on my experiences fixing this error on a Dell
laptop with WinXP, but the instructions/steps should
hold up for just about any make, model or operating
system (OS).
No Boot Device Available - What Does This Mean?
Simply put: "No Bootable Device Available" means your
computer can't find your hard drive. Aka: Hard Disk or
HDD. The hard drive is where data is stored on your
computer (files, programs, photos, everything), this
includes Windows or whatever operating system you
have installed.
Since your computer "can't find" your hard drive (HDD)...
it can not boot (start) Windows or other OS...and you are
stuck.
Troubleshooting Steps:
First, let's see if your computer has any link left to the
hard drive. You've already tried pushing F1 (if you are on
a Dell), and recieved an "Internal HDD Error".
So, step 1: Press F2 (or whatever the computer
suggests) to enter BIOS setup. If F2 doesn't work try the
"del", or F10 key. The "esc" key works on some brands,
too.
BIOS has different versions, but there should be
something labled "Primary Hard Drive" - if it says
"none" ... then your computer doesn't even recognize
that a Hard Drive is connected. Let's hope my solution
works for you.
If under "Primary Hard Drive" it lists any info (name,
size, etc)...then skip down to this section for your next
step (actually, even if the HDD is showing up in BIOS,
you could try my easy fix below...but it is less likely to
work.
If under "Primary Hard Drive" it says "none", it could just
be a loose connection keep reading:
How I fixed my No Bootable Devices Error on my Dell
Laptop:
I removed the Hard Drive, then pushed it back in...nice
and tight. And TA DA!
All Fixed. Crazy, eh?
If your computer can't find the HDD at all, the problem
came without warning, and you are on a Laptop (Dell
and HP are known for this)... this would be my first
suggestion to try fixing your error.
Opening a computer can void your warranty, but if you
are like me: my computers always break after the
warranty has expired anyway -- it doesn't matter
You must: Unplug the power cable, and remove the
battery first before removing the Hard Drive. Remove any
thing else plugged into the computer: mouse, USB
drives, etc.
Also, you'll want to ground yourself by touching a un-
painted metal object (I use a wrench) to ground myself
before touching the insides of a computer.
After removing the battery, you should see if you
computer model has a way to ground the MotherBoard.
On my Dell 610 -- you simply hold the power button
down for a 5 seconds after disconnecting the battery to
ground the MotherBoard. All Dell laptops work this way,
I think.
This guide has photos and steps to disassemble a Dell
610 Laptop (thanks to the author for helping me fix my
computer!) -- but my guess is that any Dell Laptop
would have similar instructions.
If you have a different computer brand or model simply
do a Google search for "disassemble brand /model" --
replacing "brand / model" with your own computers
name. For instance if you have a HP Pavillion G6, your
search term would be "disassemble HP Pavillion G6". Go
through the results and try to find a nice step-by-step
guide with photos. Check out my resources below for
quick links to common Laptop Disassembly guides .
Remember: you don't have to take apart your whole
computer. Just find out how to remove the battery and
the hard drive. Be sure to read warnings and
suggestions if the guide mentions any.
I don't know if this would work on Desktop computers
-- but it may be worth a try.
Why Does Removing and Putting-Back a Hard Drive Fix
this Error?
Sometimes, the connection to the HDD gets loose --
removing it and putting it back in (push it into the slot
firmly to make sure) can fix this issue instantly. Dell
laptops seem to be especially associated with this
issue.
I also think perhaps removing and re-installing
(physically, not software-wise) the hard drive resets
things back to normal. Kind of like how if your computer
is acting weird, the first step is generally to turn it off
and on again.No Bootable Devices Error
Explanation, Causes & Troubleshooting Guide
Yesterday, in the middle of switching between user
accounts, my Girlfriend's laptop went blank, then blue
screen, then when everything restarted an awful error
message appeared:
"No bootable devices--strike F1 to retry boot, F2 for
setup utility"
If you ask tech support, they will likely suggest wiping
your hard drive (if it is just corrupted) and starting over,
or buying a new hard drive (if it really is dead) and
starting over. Both options suck. And both options
equal loosing any data you have on your computer.
Going through pages and pages of search results, forum
discussions, troubleshooting guides, etc...I fixed my "No
Bootable Devices" error in a very simple way...and
learned a lot about troubleshooting internal HDD errors. I
realized I could help visitors with the same problem by
organizing all the info I gathered into this page.
So, before giving up and trying to re-install Windows (or
other OS), or messing with BIOS -- Please see how I
fixed this problem, how others fixed the problem, and
what to do next if you can't find an easy fix. This guide
is based on my experiences fixing this error on a Dell
laptop with WinXP, but the instructions/steps should
hold up for just about any make, model or operating
system (OS).
No Boot Device Available - What Does This Mean?
Simply put: "No Bootable Device Available" means your
computer can't find your hard drive. Aka: Hard Disk or
HDD. The hard drive is where data is stored on your
computer (files, programs, photos, everything), this
includes Windows or whatever operating system you
have installed.
Since your computer "can't find" your hard drive (HDD)...
it can not boot (start) Windows or other OS...and you are
stuck.
Troubleshooting Steps:
First, let's see if your computer has any link left to the
hard drive. You've already tried pushing F1 (if you are on
a Dell), and recieved an "Internal HDD Error".
So, step 1: Press F2 (or whatever the computer
suggests) to enter BIOS setup. If F2 doesn't work try the
"del", or F10 key. The "esc" key works on some brands,
too.
BIOS has different versions, but there should be
something labled "Primary Hard Drive" - if it says
"none" ... then your computer doesn't even recognize
that a Hard Drive is connected. Let's hope my solution
works for you.
If under "Primary Hard Drive" it lists any info (name,
size, etc)...then skip down to this section for your next
step (actually, even if the HDD is showing up in BIOS,
you could try my easy fix below...but it is less likely to
work.
If under "Primary Hard Drive" it says "none", it could just
be a loose connection keep reading:
How I fixed my No Bootable Devices Error on my Dell
Laptop:
I removed the Hard Drive, then pushed it back in...nice
and tight. And TA DA!
All Fixed. Crazy, eh?
If your computer can't find the HDD at all, the problem
came without warning, and you are on a Laptop (Dell
and HP are known for this)... this would be my first
suggestion to try fixing your error.
Opening a computer can void your warranty, but if you
are like me: my computers always break after the
warranty has expired anyway -- it doesn't matter
You must: Unplug the power cable, and remove the
battery first before removing the Hard Drive. Remove any
thing else plugged into the computer: mouse, USB
drives, etc.
Also, you'll want to ground yourself by touching a un-
painted metal object (I use a wrench) to ground myself
before touching the insides of a computer.
After removing the battery, you should see if you
computer model has a way to ground the MotherBoard.
On my Dell 610 -- you simply hold the power button
down for a 5 seconds after disconnecting the battery to
ground the MotherBoard. All Dell laptops work this way,
I think.
This guide has photos and steps to disassemble a Dell
610 Laptop (thanks to the author for helping me fix my
computer!) -- but my guess is that any Dell Laptop
would have similar instructions.
If you have a different computer brand or model simply
do a Google search for "disassemble brand /model" --
replacing "brand / model" with your own computers
name. For instance if you have a HP Pavillion G6, your
search term would be "disassemble HP Pavillion G6". Go
through the results and try to find a nice step-by-step
guide with photos. Check out my resources below for
quick links to common Laptop Disassembly guides .
Remember: you don't have to take apart your whole
computer. Just find out how to remove the battery and
the hard drive. Be sure to read warnings and
suggestions if the guide mentions any.
I don't know if this would work on Desktop computers
-- but it may be worth a try.
Why Does Removing and Putting-Back a Hard Drive Fix
this Error?
Sometimes, the connection to the HDD gets loose --
removing it and putting it back in (push it into the slot
firmly to make sure) can fix this issue instantly. Dell
laptops seem to be especially associated with this
issue.
I also think perhaps removing and re-installing
(physically, not software-wise) the hard drive resets
things back to normal. Kind of like how if your computer
is acting weird, the first step is generally to turn it off
and on again.No Bootable Devices Error
Explanation, Causes & Troubleshooting Guide
Yesterday, in the middle of switching between user
accounts, my Girlfriend's laptop went blank, then blue
screen, then when everything restarted an awful error
message appeared:
"No bootable devices--strike F1 to retry boot, F2 for
setup utility"
If you ask tech support, they will likely suggest wiping
your hard drive (if it is just corrupted) and starting over,
or buying a new hard drive (if it really is dead) and
starting over. Both options suck. And both options
equal loosing any data you have on your computer.
Going through pages and pages of search results, forum
discussions, troubleshooting guides, etc...I fixed my "No
Bootable Devices" error in a very simple way...and
learned a lot about troubleshooting internal HDD errors. I
realized I could help visitors with the same problem by
organizing all the info I gathered into this page.
So, before giving up and trying to re-install Windows (or
other OS), or messing with BIOS -- Please see how I
fixed this problem, how others fixed the problem, and
what to do next if you can't find an easy fix. This guide
is based on my experiences fixing this error on a Dell
laptop with WinXP, but the instructions/steps should
hold up for just about any make, model or operating
system (OS).
No Boot Device Available - What Does This Mean?
Simply put: "No Bootable Device Available" means your
computer can't find your hard drive. Aka: Hard Disk or
HDD. The hard drive is where data is stored on your
computer (files, programs, photos, everything), this
includes Windows or whatever operating system you
have installed.
Since your computer "can't find" your hard drive (HDD)...
it can not boot (start) Windows or other OS...and you are
stuck.
Troubleshooting Steps:
First, let's see if your computer has any link left to the
hard drive. You've already tried pushing F1 (if you are on
a Dell), and recieved an "Internal HDD Error".
So, step 1: Press F2 (or whatever the computer
suggests) to enter BIOS setup. If F2 doesn't work try the
"del", or F10 key. The "esc" key works on some brands,
too.
BIOS has different versions, but there should be
something labled "Primary Hard Drive" - if it says
"none" ... then your computer doesn't even recognize
that a Hard Drive is connected. Let's hope my solution
works for you.
If under "Primary Hard Drive" it lists any info (name,
size, etc)...then skip down to this section for your next
step (actually, even if the HDD is showing up in BIOS,
you could try my easy fix below...but it is less likely to
work.
If under "Primary Hard Drive" it says "none", it could just
be a loose connection keep reading:
How I fixed my No Bootable Devices Error on my Dell
Laptop:
I removed the Hard Drive, then pushed it back in...nice
and tight. And TA DA!
All Fixed. Crazy, eh?
If your computer can't find the HDD at all, the problem
came without warning, and you are on a Laptop (Dell
and HP are known for this)... this would be my first
suggestion to try fixing your error.
Opening a computer can void your warranty, but if you
are like me: my computers always break after the
warranty has expired anyway -- it doesn't matter
You must: Unplug the power cable, and remove the
battery first before removing the Hard Drive. Remove any
thing else plugged into the computer: mouse, USB
drives, etc.
Also, you'll want to ground yourself by touching a un-
painted metal object (I use a wrench) to ground myself
before touching the insides of a computer.
After removing the battery, you should see if you
computer model has a way to ground the MotherBoard.
On my Dell 610 -- you simply hold the power button
down for a 5 seconds after disconnecting the battery to
ground the MotherBoard. All Dell laptops work this way,
I think.
This guide has photos and steps to disassemble a Dell
610 Laptop (thanks to the author for helping me fix my
computer!) -- but my guess is that any Dell Laptop
would have similar instructions.
If you have a different computer brand or model simply
do a Google search for "disassemble brand /model" --
replacing "brand / model" with your own computers
name. For instance if you have a HP Pavillion G6, your
search term would be "disassemble HP Pavillion G6". Go
through the results and try to find a nice step-by-step
guide with photos. Check out my resources below for
quick links to common Laptop Disassembly guides .
Remember: you don't have to take apart your whole
computer. Just find out how to remove the battery and
the hard drive. Be sure to read warnings and
suggestions if the guide mentions any.
I don't know if this would work on Desktop computers
-- but it may be worth a try.
Why Does Removing and Putting-Back a Hard Drive Fix
this Error?
Sometimes, the connection to the HDD gets loose --
removing it and putting it back in (push it into the slot
firmly to make sure) can fix this issue instantly. Dell
laptops seem to be especially associated with this
issue.
I also think perhaps removing and re-installing
(physically, not software-wise) the hard drive resets
things back to normal. Kind of like how if your computer
is acting weird, the first step is generally to turn it off
and on again.

grayht:
May 29...


Patiently waiting to see SAI BUHARI dance shoki after his victory to the sensitive clueless one

grayht:
May 29...


Patiently waiting to see SAI BUHARI dance shoki after his victory to the sensitive clueless one

.... Cnt wait seeing him winning

Uhn!!