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maclatunji: #Badbelle

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May Allah forgive her and us of our shortcomings and grant her Al jannah. Honestly, we do forget that one day we will leave this earth, we are engross with the things of this life.
May Allah have mercy on me and you, make me steadfast and take my life when my iman, deeds are dearer to Him.

May Allah forgive her and us of our shortcomings and grant her Al jannah. Honestly, we do forget that one day we will leave this earth, we are engross with the things of this life.
May Allah have mercy on me and you, make me steadfast and take my life when my iman, deeds are dearer to Him.

I think It's high time the brothers left the thread for the sisters. @Tbaba,jazaakumul lahu khayra

maclatunji: And I am thinking if sisters won't create a thread for sisters to discuss. How does a man take-up the mantle? I am just pondering here, people should not take my word as law.

mac, I beg leave this thing nah.You are taking it too far o.

maclatunji: Nothing, I just feel sisters should be encouraging sisters to talk to each other. But if tbaba wants to lead the way. I think I should let him. What do you think?

I think the thread is more like encouraging one,Since the sister couldn't create something like this. And there's no where in his post that says he will engage in it. He will be like a sub moderator

@mac,what's wrong with what he did?

ayswagga5: pls wat is my faith with 180 in jamb ...5c"s.....I choose. computer science. and mathematics as second. choice?

Only God knows. But very slim with that your o'level.

Osumare2013: Your score in the post utme is the only determinant now. If you can get 50+ in the post utme, you'll be considered.

I think the most important is the o'level and utme.postjamb score ain't that significant. I could remember in 2011 a guy scored 27 and I scored 60% but the guy wit 27% was chosen over me. That doesn't mean you shoudn't prepare harder for it.

I heard that the form is 4000. Someone should verify this please.

Afam4eva: Yeah, that guy was a legend. He was the very best.

We call him Orange man

Wendyslim: . Den move on to the back page. Front is not meant for pple like you.

You didn't get my point sister. I was referring to these derailers(xtians).

These are some of the reasons i don't like islamic post in front page.

xanders: and the name "Aurora" shall echo in their ears for years to come
All (Tecno N3)hail the great "Aurora"

ETA: 9:JUN:2013

Is this. N3

An 18-year-old boy, Olanrewaju Kayode-Aremu, who was recently arrested by the Lagos State Police Command for stabbing his 46-year-old father, Victor Kayode-Aremu, to death has said he does not regret his action.

The native of Kwara State added that he decided to stab his father to death because he could not lay his hands on poison or a gun which he would have used to kill his father

PUNCH Metro had reported on May 15, 2013 that the suspect stabbed his father to death at their home located at Langbasa in Ajah.

It had also been reported that the suspect was a Geology student of the University of Ilorin, Kwara State, but was asked to leave the school due to his poor grades.

The suspect, who is currently being detained at the state Criminal Investigation Department, Yaba, said he killed his father for many reasons.

He said killing his father was a mistake but he still had no regrets.

Olarenwaju said one of the reasons why he killed his father was that his father forced him to study Geology even though he did not like the course.

He said, "My father used to maltreat me and my mother was aware of this. Sometimes he would not give me food or money. He sent me to University of Ilorin but I did not get the course I wanted. I was admitted to study Geology but I wanted to study Biochemistry.

"My father forced me to go to the school and after I failed, the school asked me to leave. I started working with my father afterwards and I used to follow him to work. He did not want to send me to school anymore."

Narrating what happened on the day he killed his father, Olanrewaju said he had complained to his parents that he was not feeling too well but they had ignored him.

He said it was in the usual behaviour of his father to maltreat him, adding that he decided to vent his anger on his father

He said, "On that day that I killed my father, I was ill and I told my parents but they ignored me. I do not really know what came over me. I took a knife and followed my father upstairs and stabbed him repeatedly. He ran downstairs and I chased him downstairs and stabbed him once more.

"My mother saw me when I stabbed him to death but she did nothing."

Asked why he decided to kill his father in such a gruesome manner, he said, "I could not get poison or a gun. That was why I stabbed him."

Olanrewaju, who is the first of five children, said his father married a second wife and this had strained the good relationship the family once had.

He said on several occasions, his father had sent him out of the house because he hated him, stressing that he had reported to relatives but no one ever listened to him.

Olanrewaju said he killed his father because he believed he would not be arrested due to his young age. He said he thought the murder would be treated as a family affair.

He lamented that since his arrest, family members, including his mother, had refused to visit him.

He said, "My mother has not come to visit me since I was arrested. I want her to get me a lawyer. I am still very young. I killed him because I wanted to be free. I did not know I would be arrested. I thought nothing would ever happen to me.

"I am not happy in detention and I want the police to release me; I have suffered enough. I am not happy in the cell."

[quote author=eni orisha][/quote]got a course mate.

You guys just need to calm your nerves about this post utme of a thing.It's not about how hard you have read but how fast and smart you are.And experience really matters.Take care guys.

[quote author=Lala_laila]The simplest way for you to try to organise quranic Arabic classes is for you to set up a skype account and form a class that way. The people participating can be anywhere in the world and you just need to find someone who is able to read the qur'an, this way you will learn the basics and pic up the language as you go along.

The key to learning Arabic is learning to read it.

This is how my friends and I have done it. Every morning right after fajar we have madrassa together via skype [/quote]really!!

labodinho: course n utme score plz?

Lagisco aspirants!!!

^^I didn't follow it up.

mutaalim: ^^^^^^That is serious, How come You forgot ?

Though I have learnt little of Nahw and Sarf before i stopped the Madrasah.But I have forgoten most of it.

Who is going to take the responsibility now?

tbaba1234: I am not qualified to teach, learn modern arabic gradually, I think one can learn the difference with time. I think mac's website is a good one.

tbaba,no tell me that one oo.

tbaba1234: Modern arabic is interesting but you will need to learn Quranic arabic as well. Many people don't know there is a difference.

Can you help me out?I think it is possible to have it here(on nl).I really need it.

maclatunji: I know this is really cool http://www.madinaharabic.com/

It's cool indeed.Jazaakumullahu khayr

^^I dont have the means to pay for it.

^^jazaakillahu khayr yah ukhti.