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Imam Muqbil Ibn Hadi al-Wadi'i (رحمه الله) said,

"Allah has not raised the affair of the people of knowledge, except because they stand before the falsehood and say to the correct one: You are correct.
They say to the proponent of falsehood: You are a liar!"

Tuhfah al-Mujib 299

Donjazet2:
Wow. Like this means, actually basing there?
I like to think that even with the money there, the quality of life there can't be compared to what is obtainable in places like London and the west. The restrictive laws will surely suppress the will to enjoy life there.

Fat Joe was in Riyadh Saudi Arabia some months ago, there are several people living and working in gulf countries and they're living fine.

larride:
Izzou

NNPP will most likely win Taraba state. What say you?

Ethnoreliguous factor at play here if NNPP pulls through

Nasarawa has different ethnicities but majority of them are Muslims from what I learnt the state was carved out of old Plateau to solve the problem of religious and ethnic marginalization suffered by the people of Nasarawa

Donjazet2:
This can't be.
Them don rig am wetin no good.
PDP clearly carried that state.

They no rig anything the dynamics at play in Nasarawa politics happens to be religious one, the APC candidate is a Muslim and the PDP candidate is Christian after Obi win in Nasarawa some Christians started making inflammatory statements and this riled up the Muslims in the state who were not happy with Sule before the polls to queue behind their own. The PDP candidate would have won had they not turned the campaign into politics of religious identity because he's from the major ethnicity

KAI! (kick against indiscipline)

From the information I received it seems Engr. A.A Sule wins it in Nasarawa State

monerozi5590:
Is official. Gida Gida of NNPP won Kano State.

Kwankwaso, na man you be.

I told an acquaintance that though her uncle is the better candidate but he won't win due to Kwankwaso factor and she was angry with me before the polls. Gawuna just paid for the sins of his boss

Na Joe or Expert do dis one I'm leaning more to Joe

A001:
You no like the "advanced scientific society in Pakistan" that dimwit mentioned. You'd have enough freedom to practice Islam the way Muhammed and his companions did.

Lols, na Germany built on the liberal values of the West you wan go.

That fool at 40 is one of the dullest posters here.

Didnt you see where I mentioned the gulf states and Turkey as my preferred destinations? TJay you need to take a break from NL you've been trying so hard to sound alright but something is off in the past weeks even on Chelsea thread you're quick to insult others this aint like you before.
You need a break from social media you're losing your mental health

DeadPresidents:
This.

I know someone who got a chemical engineering sponsored job here. Him own sweet pass my own because his accommodation is taken care of.

Know another bro (Damola) coming in as a UX Designer.

If you have really good educational background and experience in relevant industries, don’t dull.

Germany is a country I'm interested in after the Gulf states and Turkey, I like the way they developed after all they went through from losing two World Wars and the separation of East and West Germany back to reunification. They offer solid programs and have a booming economy for years they have had tremendous growth economically and scientifically

PapalsBull:
The amoto guy practice what I call " selective Islam". To start with, does Islam support democracy which amoto participate and practice?

In one of my posts I mentioned, democrat? nope. However, I may suggest the lesser evil to those who may be interested in selecting the lesser evil amongst the leading contestants; the position of Islam is whoever indicates an interest in leadership shouldn't be appointed and there's a book on this issue by Ibn Rajab al-Hanbali titled The Evil of Craving for Wealth and Status

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DontBullshitMe:
Come again?

You read me well

OasisX:


I don't wanna tackle Ẹ̀gbọ́n 001 again, would have challenged him. Queen Amina was a Queen in the same North.

A woman can't lead as an Imam but as a Leader in democratic setting? I hope he can furnish us with Qur'an or Hadiths that preaches against it.

I am a Muslim, yet I wholly support her. Amoto.94 posted recently that Council Chairman in Ajaokuta is a woman, yet they are still cooking him.

In 2015 late Aisha al-Hassan won the election but T.Y Danjuma intervened and Darius was pronounced as the winner,

The Northern Region of Nigeria were among the earliest to embrace Islam and in the 17th Century Queen Ameenah led the Zauzzau Emirate. The first University as it is known today was built by a woman in the Maghreb Region, Islam has a role for women and women have held leadership positions as scholars, warriors, etc. but there is a caveat the role of the paramount ruler is reserved for men

My people have a saying, if you dont have a male dog you can use the female for hunting.

GrammarNazi1:
Chinedus must begin to call it Eko.

This is not needed

OasisX:
She is 26, a Lady now a Rep-Elect..... under APC. Same Party gives governorship ticket to a MOG, a Rev. Father. Same Party about to make history in Nigeria with first Female Governor in Nigeria and from North, an impossible region so we do believe.

It wasn't the first time, Mama Taraba ran under APC in 2019 and almost won.... yet same Party is evil Party?

The Council Leader of Ajaokuta LG in Kogi is a female who graduated from ATBU

Queen Amina of Zaria led her state in battle, when they resort to lies you resort to history.

Even at work I do disagree a lot openly with the conduct of my peers and superiors to the consternation of onlookers

Just last week I told a driver not to follow one way he flatly refused and to my surprise no other passenger supported my stance though during previous discussion we were discussing the trouble with Nigeria; I have had countless examples where I challenged people for wrongdoing and I was met with opposition even in this section when I cautioned about harmful rhetoric I was nicknamed Imam of Peace and some of you went to exhume post I've made in the past which I have renounced from.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Please, do well to quote me when you reply my mentions. I'll be grateful

So how does a carpenter who is religious and does not steal planks change this country as an individual?

It is very easy to type motivational quotes from the comfort of your QWERTY keypad, you know.[/color]

When he sees an evil and he's able to change with his hands he should do so, if he's incapable of doing so he should report to those who can do so, if he's unable to do so he should hate the evil and don't partake in it using as an excuse if you can beat them you join them as many have resorted to around this part.

What I have come to realize about the thought process of many around this part is that they care less about physical infrastructure and human capital development which is a prerequisite for long-term and sustainable growth and development; their primary concern is handouts otherwise known as stomach infrastructure.

There are people who are employed by government yet they're not doing the work expected of them, we have masons who will steal your building blocks and cement, carpenters who will steal your planks, bankers who will defraud banks and customers, civil servants who will inflate contracts and collect bribe, traders who will give you half-measure and defective goods; how can a country progress when majority are criminals and potential criminals?
There is no fear of God amongst the religious and the non-religious says the end justify the means.
We need a cultural reboot a nation under God where meritocracy and uprightness is the standard not this system where people are not bothered

I called from Kogi and election was peaceful generally.

All of us cannot japa and this is the reason why we must make things work, a working country is for the benefit of all regardless of your political, religious and ethnic affiliation.

Violence solves nothing it only begets violence. Both physical and cyber bullying and intimidation should be spoken against and perpertrators brought to book.

Al-Imām adh-Dhahab, [may Allāh have mercy on him], said:

“May Allāh disfigure the face of those who spread and make false and damaging statements [i.e., slander] and those who transmit speech between the people with the intent of destroying their relationship [i.e., tale carrying, gossiping].”

Siyar A’lām an-Nubalā’a, 14/380 | Al-Imām adh-Dhahabi [may Allāh have mercy on him]

Those who suffer from the disease of victimhood will never acknowledge their wrongdoings/shortcomings they always act like victims even when they're the guilty party.

Abu ‘Amr Ibn al-‘Aas رحمه الله said:

“It is not from (noble) manners that you respond to one who hasn't asked you;

or ask one who doesn't respond to you;

or speak to someone who doesn't listen to you.”

[Al-Adaab ash-Shar’iyyah, v3, pg. 414]

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