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rednaxx:
Please Nairalanders, I need someone to help me with tips on how to open an account with payoneer

baba vist payoneer site and sign up. Upload yoyr id abd Viola! Thats all not rocket Science

decatalyst:
An inexperienced olosho at that.
So she was expected 11 inches from that over blown balloon?

U just hit the nail on the head

sunshineV:
Prick dey stand for grave?

U can't rule that out but possibly

Why e come be say nairalanders get problem with the other room action? It's baffling though

She confessed that she needed deep penetration during the act


Can you just imagine? Wetin prick dey cause for this world eh

Too bad

Just when he decides to score with his feet he got an hat-trick. FANTASTIC..... KTBFFH

To those who wished him death.... all I can say to you is live on earth for eternity and don't die

Pathetic

Developers everywhere u go, make una carry on

Your boyfriend na confirm auction material

I no dey give married women face sef, talk less of calling me

Mouth action actors, oya over to you

10 Things You Should Know About Taraweeh
15 Hadiths on Optional Night Prayer (Qiyam) Taraweeh prayer is one of the remarkable specialties of Ramadan nights; for the whole month, Muslims line up at night to observe a number of optional rak`at and listen to and reflect on the recitation of the Qur’an. It is a very blessed and highly spiritual experience.
Below, Sheikh Sharif Faizullah highlights, in 10 points, valuable information about this prayer.
#1 Taraweeh means rest and relaxation
Qiayam al-Layl in Ramadan after `Isha’ is called taraweeh because righteous people before our time used to rest after every four rak`at as their prayers were lengthy. Taraweeh is sunnah mu’akkadah (a confirmed practice of our beloved Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him).
#2 Praying 5 daily Prayers is more important than taraweeh,
5 daily prayers are fard (obligatory) and
taraweeh is sunnah (recommended).
#3 History of taraweeh
In the last year of the Prophet’s life, he came out one night and prayed taraweeh . On that night, some people prayed with him. during the second night, word spread and more people joined in taraweeh. Even more people attended on the third. On the fourth night, the masjid was packed and the people awaited the Prophet’s arrival.
The Prophet, however, prayed at home by himself. after Fajr, he said:
“Nothing prevented me from coming out to you except the fact that I feared that it would be made obligatory for you. ” (Muslim)
From the time of Abu Bakr to the beginning of `Umar’s time, people prayed either individually or in small groups. Later, ‘Umar gathered everyone behind one imam and they prayed 8 Rak`at. Eventually, it was increased to 20 raka‘at to make it easy for the people.
#4 The Prophet prayed 8 rak`at of taraweeh and 3 rak`at of witr
`A’ishah (may Allah be pleased with her) was asked about the Prophet’s night prayer; she said:
“he did not pray more than 11 rak`at [a night] in Ramadan or any other month. he used to pray 4 rak`at -don’t ask me about their beauty and length–and then he would pray 4 more rak`at-don’t ask me about their beauty and length–and then he would pray 3 rak`at (of witr).” (Al-Bukhari)

I no fit shout !

Pesin weh get head no get cap and pesin weh get cap no get head... Too bad