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Islam › Re: Hijab In The United States by deols(f): 7:10pm On Mar 07, 2013
Ishilove: Total nake.dness and the hijab are two very different things, and you know it. The hijab is opression, the women just don't realise this.
and who are you to give that definition.

I wear hijab smiley and I am not oppressed.
Islam › Re: Hijab In The United States by deols(f): 6:23pm On Mar 07, 2013
[quote author=the_ripper]Moreover, can a woman wear tight-fitting trousers in Iraq, Yemen and saudi-arabia. Why are Muslims so self-centered, it is always a "we" against the world situation with dem.[/quote]have you been to Iraq? You need to learn to keep mute on matters you know nothing about.
Islam › Re: Hijab In The United States by deols(f): 6:21pm On Mar 07, 2013
Ishilove: No one forced them because they have been conditioned that way. Conditioned to see themselves as sub-human. If God wanted women to be faceless ghosts flitting around, He would have created us with cauls covering our faces.
so you walk around nak.ed? because God didnt create you with clothes. If He wanted you covered He would have given you a leopard skin?

some of you are so irrational in thought that i smh.
Islam › Re: Hijab In The United States by deols(f): 6:18pm On Mar 07, 2013
donsax: See them.....they want freedom and enjoy it in the USA but can't you carry bible everywhere in a core muslim country like iran, iraq, Saudi,dubai, Kuwait afghan and many more without been attack by mob or stone to death....
You mix things up. Unfortunately many of you here are very ignorant and fail to learn.


The government policies and Islamic principles. In many cases, the policies arent Islamic.


There is no compulsion in religion says the Quran. any government that infringes on the right to practice your religion is not being Islamic enough.

and many of you dont even have proof for all the things you say. You just pass it on from mouth to mouth without veriying..
God dey!
Islam › Re: Hijab In The United States by deols(f): 6:14pm On Mar 07, 2013
Ishilove: This is oppression. undecided
and u are sure because?


can you prove that they were forced to wear it. only then can this be termed oppression. I see them as people with a total control over their sexuality. they decide who see what and their bodies are not for show.
Islam › Re: Anger Management: A Quranic Perspective by deols(f): 4:31pm On Mar 07, 2013
wow.

the presentation is superb.
Islam › Re: Hijab Dispute: COHI Warns LASG by deols(f): 11:04am On Mar 07, 2013
Babadeen: smiley

I don suffer smiley
we can still be friends though.

babadeen over macdaddy anyday grin
Islam › Re: Hijab Dispute: COHI Warns LASG by deols(f): 10:09am On Mar 07, 2013
Paschal007: ^^Their right to wear the hijab to public schools is enshrined in the Lagos constitution Abdulsleek you no dey tire? Lol
caught again..lol

d deen in d name speaks it all..


u dont do deen and act against d deen. wolf in human skin


shouldav figured out earlier but d clown was even askn d mod to speak wv d mod..shoooosh.
Islam › Re: Hijab Dispute: COHI Warns LASG by deols(f): 10:07am On Mar 07, 2013
bukatyne: Nobody is controlling anybody's life dear.

Some christians believe that a woman cutting her hair is shameful yet we have a lot of schools where ladies cut their hair and christians attend.

Some denominations like Deeper life, Redeemed, MFM etc preach against trousers from the Bible yet their members wear trousers during NYSC.

The moment a student decides to attend a school where any form of religious identification (Hijab, Rosary, Ifa cap/stick, Beads etc) are not allowed, he/she have subjected him/herself under the rules and regulations of that school and must abide by it.

I am sure that disobedience of authorities (School, Governmental etc) is a sin in Islam.

I am good and you?
that christians change their religion to suit happenings around them doesnt mean muslims shld do d same.

muslims are forever distinct. we will have our ways eventually-fact!
Islam › Re: Nairaland Muslim Newbies: Introduce Yourselves Here by deols(f): 9:46am On Mar 07, 2013
I agree with ibn Jurayj and it isnt about wishing someone well but about wishing them luck.




welcome to all newbiesss grin
Islam › Re: Hijab Dispute: COHI Warns LASG by deols(f): 9:38am On Mar 07, 2013
Babadeen: Calling someone a bigot without proof is an insult.


Thanks sha, everyone can see who the real "bigot" is.
eeeya. i am sorry to hurt ur feelings.


can we be friends? grin
Culture › Re: Common Yoruba Words Borrowed From Arabic by deols(f): 9:34am On Mar 07, 2013
shymexx: How could his father be an Arab when there was no one called an Arab at that point in historyhuh

That's like saying someone that existed when the vandals lived in present day UK was English, when there was nothing called England nor a language called English at that point in historyhuh Common sense! undecided
check my modified post.

they were arabs. even in ahadiths(collections of the sayings, deeds and silent approvals of the prophet) people were reffered to as arabs. you would find words like bedouin arabs..to even differenciate the villagers from the city dwellers.

also in d qur'an, Several verses point to the reasons why the holy book was revealed in arabic. If the language didnt exist before then, there would be no need to specify that.

one of those reasons was for those at the time of revelation, to understand the message of the qur'an. if it wasnt a language they knew,what was there to understand?
Islam › Re: Hijab Dispute: COHI Warns LASG by deols(f): 9:22am On Mar 07, 2013
bukatyne: My post will not be offensive.

If all religions were to demand for their religious 'rights', our schools will be so colourful.

To the muslims, which type of hijab are we talking about?

I saw a girl in the bus this morning and until she stood up and stretched to put her bag in the baggage space, I didn't know she was a student. I am sure if she's beaten or sent back home, she will carry placard and start protesting.
why would she be beaten. how does the lenght of her hijab affect her studies?

I wonder why people think they should have control over other people's lives.


how are you, btw grin
Islam › Re: Hijab Dispute: COHI Warns LASG by deols(f): 9:18am On Mar 07, 2013
Babadeen: Please, moderators, can this person be cautioned?


I corrected him/her by saying that religions should get equal treatment and she shouldnt mock another religion. Now he/she is insulting me and calling me a bigot?
you are new abi, no wonder. to speak to moderators, click on d report button.

calling u a bigot isnt an insult btw. it is whom u are.
Islam › Re: Hijab Dispute: COHI Warns LASG by deols(f): 9:14am On Mar 07, 2013
Babadeen: You were not derisive in your tone by mentioning the pilgrims awards board?

You even made the mistake of asking why he/she should demand for something that muslims demanded for? Is than not equality? Should one religion get favour over another?
Culture › Re: Common Yoruba Words Borrowed From Arabic by deols(f): 9:14am On Mar 07, 2013
kabiyesiii: The Saudi's idols are still there. The Kaaba is the repository of these idols and the pre-eminent idol is the Black Stone at Kaaba. As a muslim, you will bow down to kiss this baba dudu stone. Is that not "idol" worshiping?

This is a meteorite that fell from the sky, which the Arabs had been worshiping ever since, hundreds of years before Muhammad was born. Arabs, among others, preserve their idols but are telling you to get rid of yours. Who is mumu? Japanese, Chinese & Koreans are too smart for that.

By the way, the Russians are now selling their meteorites, same Black Stone, just fell from the sky some weeks ago. Fresh, 21st century Kaaba quality. Would that not be a personal one to have instead of the saliva galore one at Kaaba?

Religion is the cocaine of the ignorant. Unfortunately, many of whom are the educated blacks.
argh..hehe..i laugh in arabic.

the kaaba was built by prophet Ibrahim and his son, Ismail.

Taking over the place by the Muslims was only natural since the reason for its construction was for the purpose of worshipping the one true God, Allah.
Culture › Re: Common Yoruba Words Borrowed From Arabic by deols(f): 9:09am On Mar 07, 2013
dayokanu: Oyo , Kwara and parts of Ogun and Osun are predominantly Moslem and have a lot of contact with Fulanis

People from Ondo, Ekiti and parts of Ogun(Egba) and Osun (Ife-Ijesha) might never have heard that word

I know it also because my grandparents lived in the North and typical Ogbomoso people always had contacts with Fulanis through trade
I agree with you. Those words, even if from the fulanis are originally Arabic.

I remember we did ayalo ede in secondary school. My teacher included these to be from Arabic(i think)
Islam › Re: Hijab Dispute: COHI Warns LASG by deols(f): 9:07am On Mar 07, 2013
Babadeen: You were not derisive in your tone by mentioning the pilgrims awards board?

You even made the mistake of asking why he/she should demand for something that muslims demanded for? Is than not equality? Should one religion get favour over another?
and that is a mock of the religion?
go get a dictionary jorh. i was making an inference, a comparison.


Obasanjo once spoke in relation to christians asking for the pilgrims board even though pilgrimage isnt a part of their religious rites. going to jerusalem is tourism whereas a

muslim goes to mecca to fulfil.one of the five pillars of his faith.

no religion should get favor over the other in relation to what their religion preaches. I can sense u are a bigot and wont spend my time on u anymore.
Culture › Re: Common Yoruba Words Borrowed From Arabic by deols(f):
shymexx: Read this:



^^^^If the people called Arabs are identified by linguistic and cultural backgrounds(with language/linguistic being the primary reason) - and the language started in 600AD... now tell me when the first "Arab" walked this planethuh

This just common sense...Your ignorance and knowledge of history has been exposed... Just go and sin no more...
heheh..are u saying the prophet's father wasn't an arab man and his language wasnt arabic?

common sense, man




talking of the classical arabic of the 600AD, I understand what that means perfectly well. I doubt that you do.

it is like saying the English people before shakespeare werent English because he created new words and brought a new dimension to how english was written and spoken.
Politics › Re: I Am Not Dead, I Am Still Alive..by Musiwa by deols(f): 4:17am On Mar 07, 2013
hahha..

good to av u back..and tell all ur impersonators to stop.
Islam › Re: Hijab Dispute: COHI Warns LASG by deols(f): 4:13am On Mar 07, 2013
Babadeen: So you can mock another person's religion when it comes to clothing but you can fight for the hijab?


some people and their hypocri......
where is d mock?
abi u need a dictionary?
Culture › Re: Common Yoruba Words Borrowed From Arabic by deols(f): 4:00am On Mar 07, 2013
shymexx: Just as your response is the most ret.arded ever!!

Did you read the post from the muslim guy that I responded to before quoting mehuh

And can you define who an arab is and did people who lived in the arabian pennisula back then call themselves arabshuh

Once you can answer those two questions, I'll explain to you how ignorant and dumb your post is...
according to wikipedia-

Arab people , also known as Arabs ( Arabic : ﻋﺮﺏ , ʿarab ), are a
panethnicity[14] primarily living in the Arab world , which is located in
Western Asia and North Africa . They are identified as such on one or
more of genealogical , linguistic , or cultural grounds, [15] with tribal
affiliations, and intra-tribal relationships playing an important part of
Arab identity. [16]

now, explain how the prophet was the first arab..did the genealogical tree start from him? was he the first to speak arabic?, ...
Culture › Re: Common Yoruba Words Borrowed From Arabic by deols(f): 3:56am On Mar 07, 2013
dayokanu: I think Alaruba and Alamisi are for those part who were in close contact with Fulanis.
I have been hearing people say those right from childhood and I lived in Ibadan.
Culture › Re: Common Yoruba Words Borrowed From Arabic by deols(f):
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Culture › Re: Common Yoruba Words Borrowed From Arabic by deols(f): 9:01pm On Mar 06, 2013
[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]PLEASE IM SICK OF THIS PROOFLESS, ILLOGICAL AND INEXPERIENCED CHILDISH STORIES! angry angry angry angry

HAVE YOU BEEN TO ARABIA? HAVE YOU LIVED AMONG THE BEDU? NO! WELL I HAVE! I HAVE BEEN TO MOST GULF KHALEEJI COUNTRIES AND I HAVE TRAVELLED THERE!

NO TRIBE HAS BLACK ARABS! THOSE THAT DO ARE MOSTLY MIXED DESCENT IN THE GULF!

WHAT HAS THE PHARAOH GOT TO WITH ARABS? HUH?

YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT THE NUBIAN PHARAOHS OF MEROE! OBVIOUSLY THEY WERE DARKER SKINNED! BUT NOT THE EGYPTIAN PHARAOHS OF THE UPPER NILE! THOSE WERE BROWN SKINNED!

AND ANYWAYS WHY ARE YOU BRINING RACISM INTO ALL OF THIS! IT IS TRIBE THAT MATTERS! NOT SKIN COLOUR! angry angry angry angry[/quote]I didnt mean to be racist. I am not racist. My initial post was in response to people talking about the migrations. As I cld not make a quote of the exact post, I just added it 2 d response I gave to shymmex. you had a choice to ignore but went ahead to get involved in such a childish...
Culture › Re: Common Yoruba Words Borrowed From Arabic by deols(f): 8:54pm On Mar 06, 2013
kabiyesiii: Days of the week in Yoruba:
AIKU - sunday
AJE - monday
IṢEGUN - tuesday
ỌJỌRU - wednesday
ỌJỌBỌ - thursday
ẸTI - friday
ABAMẸTA - saturday
when did this start?

when did yoruba writing start?
what is the role of Ajayi Crowther, the man who translated the bible to yoruba in Yoruba writing. better learn your history.


alaruba, alamisi etc are what Yorubas use for their everyday communication. Only people who learnt yoruba at school know what you wrote above. they had to coin those words.they are not indigenous ways to it.

it is like asking a market woman what irindegbeta is. she would ask you to tell her how many 'apo' that is.
Culture › Re: Common Yoruba Words Borrowed From Arabic by deols(f): 8:33pm On Mar 06, 2013
I dont totally agree with op. some of the words dont tally at all.

amo-but??

the arabic I know has laakin as but.

maybe I.dont know enough yet..
Culture › Re: Common Yoruba Words Borrowed From Arabic by deols(f): 8:29pm On Mar 06, 2013
sunboy: Yoruba - Lae 'means never'
Arabic - Laa

Yoruba- Wa o 'means come'
Arabic - Wa u
ta al is come in arabic. wa u? I never heard of that.

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