₦airaland Forum

busar: This happened in magbon area of ibeju lekki.i saw the meat with my two eyes

olawalebabs: If na this battle, you don lose tay tay

OmolodMilkman93: na una area dey bleeped up, yestanite i was browsing at 2MB/sec on a lappy and dis is a screenshot of my fone recently

deols: May Allah not test our faith.hmmmmmn

deols: A woman was beaten and then her brothers went to beat the husband...hehehe.

They seem all wrong biko but at least he learnt his lessons.







Dont get me wrong o. Patience is d key

chiover: They shd return the 3points since they're sad

jhydebaba: Ok, paying electricity bills can be so heart breaking and tedious. To share the point (breaking the unit equally for each tenant) is like a secondary school student thinking of how to solve 'A' level mathematics.
The drama always get a special turn whenever PHCN officials called to disconnect our light from the pole.

A certain working class guy who normally leave home 4:30am to hustle returned home at night say 9pm to find out that there is PHCN light in the area but his room was in darkness. The frustration that he is not owing coupled with the tiredness made him vent his anger on every thing at sight to the extent that he almost slapped the landlord's daughter when she came to call him for a meeting.
Some people in the house owe a lot of money but they're not willing to pay till the kingdom come. "Den no dey pay nepa finish", "govt sef they owe", "I never collect salary", "market dry today", "give me time, I know say I dey owe, I go pay" etc are the likely things you'd hear.
Finally, a meeting would be fixed to resolve the problem. Oh my Gawd! Come see grammar na so that my working class guy (I use to call him Patrick Obahiagbon) go dey blow outdated grammar wey no dey inside oxford advance learner diko We'll drag the issue for hours spreading till the early hours of the new day without headway (I tire oh, no be to pay nepa bill abi na senate we dey) Na so buried issue go dey surface "d last time we contributed money to offload the soakaway some people didn't pay" " baba so so so has never paid for watch man monthly due" "me, I no be fool, I know as he dey go for lagos"...

Christo724: I represent state primary sch, ewutuntun, Ewutuntun Grammar sch Oshodi and Abia state polytechnic, Aba- Abia state

tbaba1234: Question: why was the guy not beaten too? law of Qisas??

tbaba1234: Court sentences wife-beater to memorize Qur’an, Prophet’s sayings

By Aisha Jamal
Saudi Gazette

JEDDAH — The Penal Court here has sentenced a man to memorize five parts (Juz’) of the Holy Qur’an and 100 sayings of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and to read three books on Shariah.
The man was found guilty of beating up his wife.

The court decided to set an examination for the man after six months from the date of the verdict. The judge advised the husband to protect his wife’s rights as stipulated by Islam, perform obligatory prayers regularly and repent to Allah for mistreating his wife. The man did not raise any objection to the verdict.

According to court proceedings the woman wanted to visit a female relative to which the man initially agreed but later changed his mind. He then asked her to fetch a glass of water and she refused. The man went to the kitchen and his wife also followed him. Infuriated, the man slapped her. She immediately headed for the bedroom to take her clothes and leave for her father’s house. This made the man more incensed and he started beating her severely. A report issued by King Fahd Hospital in Jeddah showed she suffered bruises on different parts of the body including nose, neck, head, legs and arms.

The woman filed a complaint with the police and the case was referred to the Bureau of Investigation and Prosecution (BIP), which framed the charges against the man. The BIP claimed that the beating was haram and punishable under the Shariah laws. The prosecution demanded deterrent punishment for the man. The private right of the wife was dropped following a settlement through which the husband paid his wife SR7000 as compensation.

The verdict against the husband included reading three books on the Shariah. The books are The rules of acts of worship and The pillars of Islam by Sheikh Abdulaziz Bin Baz, a book on supplications by Ibn Al-Qayyim entitled Al-Wabil Al-Sayyib… and he will have to sit for an exam.

http://www.saudigazette.com.sa/index...20120507123560

Ishilove: I don't hate Islam. Take note.

And how tha HECK has wrapping women up in yards of cloth like masquerades and putting them at risk of heat stroke and skin infections been of benefit to them. I just don't get the rationale behind this. Why will God give me beauty and ask me to hide it from the world?

How will covering my face with a veil bring about God's favor?

Ibnjurayj: Assalaamu Alaykum warahmatullaahi wabarakaatuhu wassalaatu wassalaamu 'alaa Rasulullaahi wa 'alaa aalihi wa ashaabihi wa man tabi'ahum bi i'hsaani ila yawmi d deen, amma ba'd. Can brothers give me the details or info about salafi masjids in Lagos. Was on holiday few months ago in Lagos but i couldnt find salafi masjids, though, i was told there are salafi masaajid in there. Shukraan wa baraka Allaahu feekum.

zayhal: May Allah reward these women (and the like of them) abundantly and make this life easy for them, and above all, grant them al-jannah firdaus.

tbaba1234: No, I haven't. please be patient

tbaba1234: Wa iyyakum

tbaba1234: Wa iyyakum

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