₦airaland Forum

Seun:
In light of the tragedy in France, which claimed 84 lives, I'd like to ask Nairaland muslims a very important question:

Is there something in Islam that makes it very easy for bad men to convince young muslim men to take part in evil terrorist attacks?

If so, what is it? And what should be done to permanently end the perpetration of terrorist acts by people who claim to be muslims?

It is good to learn the fact before assuming, and to understand why before passing judgement.

However, Islam does not enjoin Muslims to kill, destroy or cause any form of harm. Allah commands Muslims to ''Help one another in righteousness and piety, but help you not one another in sin and transgression'' Qur'an 5, Verse 2

Those who kills and incite others to do same in the name of Islam are disobeying Allah's commandment, hence they are not Muslims.

They make the unsuspecting persons see Islam as a religion of terror, destruction and pains.

Aminat508:
Source: http://jamiat.org.za/marriage-tips/

In addition to the aforementioned tips,

SECRETS OF MARRIAGE......... A Fact of Life!

1. *EVERY ONE YOU MARRY HAS A WEAKNESS*

Only God has no weakness, Every rose flower has its own thorn

2. *EVERY ONE YOU MARRY HAS A DARK HISTORY*

No one is an angel, avoid digging one's past forgive and forget.

3. *EVERY MARRIAGE HAS ITS OWN CHALLENGES*

Marriage is not bed of roses every shinning marriage has gone through its own test of fire

4. *EVERY MARRIAGE HAS DIFFERENT LEVELS OF SUCCESS*

We can never be equal, some will be far front and others far behind. To avoid marriage stresses, be patient, work hard and with time your marriage dreams shall come true

5. *TO MARRY IS TO DECLARE A WAR*

When you marry you enter in to a battle field. Be ready to fight to maintain your marriage zone.

6. *THERE IS NO PERFECT MARRIAGE*

There is no ready made marriage. Marriage is a hard work, volunteer yourself and perfect it daily

7. *GOD CANNOT GIVE YOU A COMPLETE PERSON YOU DESIRE*

He gives you, him or her inform of raw materials in order for you to mould what you desire

8. *TO MARRY IS TO TAKE A RISK*

You cannot predict what will happen after marriage, situation may change, so leave a room for adjustment

9. *MARRIAGE IS NOT A CONTRACT, IT IS PERMANENT*

Marriage needs total commitment, love is the glue that makes a couple stick together. Divorce starts in the mind

10. *EVERYONE HAS A PRICE TO PAY*

There is no free love in marriage, You cannot love without giving and sacrificing.

The federal government on Thursday admitted that the country’s economy is in
recession but played down the potential effects it would have on the country’s
wellbeing.
The minister of finance, Kemi Adeosun, while appearing before the Nigerian Senate,
said on Thursday that the recession was precipitated by months of ‘negative growth’.
“Technically. If you go into two quarters of negative growth, technically you are in
recession. But I don’t think we should dwell on the definition. I think we should really
dwell on where we are going,” she added, predicting any recession would be “very
short”.
“The policy that we have will ensure that we don’t go below where we need to go,” she
told the Senate.
The International Monetary Fund had said on Tuesday that Nigeria’s economy would
contract by 1.8 percent in 2016 after having forecast a 2.3-percent expansion in April.
But the minister said she was “not too worried” about the prediction, as the world body
monitors global trends and had also warned about the impact of Britain’s vote to leave
the European Union.
“I don’t think we should panic. I think we need to be confident around what we are
doing and where we are going,” she told a Senate committee hearing in Abuja.
“I remain extremely confident about Nigeria. The IMF has given their projection, which
is that we may continue into negative territory. I’m not sure that what we are seeing
suggests that.”
Nigeria — on paper Africa’s biggest economy — depends on oil sales for 70 percent of
government revenue but that has been slashed by low prices worldwide in the last two
years.
The situation has complicated the task for the government, which has complained of
being left a “virtually empty” treasury by the previous administration and the theft of
vast sums of public money.
It has struggled to pay public sector wages, while the naira currency has weakened,
foreign exchange dried up and investment stalled.
The National Bureau of Statistics said this week that inflation rose to 16.5 percent in
June — the highest for nearly 11 years — with predictions it could reach 20 percent by
the end of the year.
The central Bank of Nigeria in May said the recession was “imminent” after negative
growth in the first quarter of this year. Figures for the second quarter are expected
soon.
Adeosun said she was encouraged by agricultural output and that despite the high
headline inflation year-on-year, the rate had slowed month-on-month.
“That tells you that things are moving in the right direction,” she added.
Nigeria’s economic woes have been exacerbated by sabotage to oil and gas facilities in
the oil-producing south by militants wanting self-determination for the delta region.
That and the forex shortage has hit fuel supplies, driving up costs of imported petrol,
diesel and electricity.
But Adeosun said the government decision in May to effectively abandon the fuel
subsidy on petrol, which saw prices go up 67 percent per litre, had helped cut
government expenditure.
“If you look at what happened in the petroleum sector, before, we were subsidising
around 45 million litres of fuel per day and now without subsidy, it has dropped to 26
million litres,” she said.
“That tells you that all the smuggling that was going out of the country based on the
subsidy that we were providing has stopped.
“These are real savings to the economy which we are now re-directing into the
essential infrastructure that will keep the economy going.”

Congratulations! May Allah bless her. What a striking resemblance she has with her dad

And funny enough, the people around him that were consoling him were only saying[b] "Thank God say you no dey inside, na ordinary car u go buy another one"[/b] This is a sad one I must say.
That one no funny na, no be person wey dey alive go buy another car. Thank God for his life, because when there is life there is hope.
Bro sad no more, you will buy better car.

What a pity! It is apparent that the marriage has lost substance, love and trust.

NFF that's an height of national embarrassment

Pearl Cardy ti ya were, ko wo oja loku.
Harlot

Chairmen of grand corrupt government officials.

Life is actually short and death can be any moment.

Fedayeen02:
Waiting for any governor that's not a Muslim you will find in such list

Must we attach religion to this as well? To me it has nothing to do with that.

Nothing special na

Wasn't that hypocritical?

Truth from the horse's mouth.