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cant d call be traced?? educating d people of nigeria en masse will make a big difference. let d true teachings of islam be integrated in d school curriculum in northern Nigeria. let d government do somthn about our borders let Nigerians stop being sentimental. let d right questiions b asked. i still woneelr how some lowlifes, cattle rearers got access to bomhs, how did d bombs get to dem. who should regulate arms dealings. . . |
wats embarrassing about that |
heard dey boast of over a hundred ppl ready for deir thing, avn an add wldnt do much to deir ego, abi uv got oda ppl to take wv u.heard dey boast of over a hundred ppl ready for deir thing, avn an add wldnt do much to deir ego, abi uv got oda ppl to take wv u. |
toba:now i thnk d matter goes beyond wat meets d eyes-its an identity issue. can rememba u wantd to b a part of d iftar, u'r most welcome into our fold but it has to b by convction nd not by marriage nor by food , lol |
KDULAR:u sound confused. read suratul ikhlas,chapter4 of the quran nd u'd c ow THEprophet can not be regarder as a son of GOD. |
lailai, olorun ma je. Xtians sef, no! way |
the real hypocrites keepp showing their faces |
Sweetnecta:Allahu Akbar! |
I was doing my usuals online when I came about this site talking about eid celebrations from around the world. I checked it out and not only was Nigeria out of the list, no African nation was mentioned. EH eh, that is not the racist me oo, Its just the me that is passionate about what is mine. And how would they even have it when we have not taken the time to put it into writing, I always say if we don’t write our view of our own stories, who would?? SO came the inspiration to write this. A Yoruba proverb says ‘there is no particular way to the market’. There is no standard way to this celebration. And as Nigeria is highly multicultural, the manner of celebration differs among ethnic groups. From the Yorubas of the southwest, to the igbos in the south east to the majorly Muslim north, Eid is one special event! Am a Yoruba girl( a typical one at that, lol) so I’d be writing on how we do our thing at my side. And you know what, I got MJ, my hausa friend to write the hausa way of doing it, Now am going to be needing friends from other parts of Nigeria. When they do write, we’ll get this post updated InshaAllah. Eventually, we’ll all learn of the other cultures in our dear country and people from other places might learn too. Preparation The preparation for eid starts from a week before it usually. The most important things at this time are the clothes to wear. Yorubas are well known for what is called Aso ebi, also known as and-co. The family shops for a common material to be worn by all its members. Some have a particular one for the boys and another for the girls. These are given to tailors/fashion designers(we have got many of them oo) and trust my Nigerian folks to want the latest trends in fashion for their eid celebrations! Shoes, bags, goggles(for children) and other accessories are gotten to match the clothing. Every child loves this part of it- they go hiding their clothes so no one sees them until the D-day. I can remember always going to peep at mine as a child, I still do this sometimes ![]() Then comes the food. It is Usually rice, amala and pounded yam. Amala is the real deal for adults and children would always go for rice. By this time, eid is very close and the next thing is to keep the house clean. washing, fixings and all. If you have a generator, that’s when the petrol is bought too- no one wants a blackout on eid day! Finally, there’s the need to cut those nails, plait that hair(for girls) and visit the barber’s shop(boys). If its eidl adha, the ram must have been scaring the children and making the whole neighborhood know of its presence. The D-day wow! dressed up, everyone goes for the eid prayers. The Eid ground is always a spectacular site with a blend of colours from the beautiful outfits. Some eid grounds have large tall trees or beautiful gardening which further give them serene looks. Of great importance is d ‘barka de sallah’ hat worn by children. These are sold at the eid grounds and parents rush to get for their children for every child sees them as part of the celebration. Ice cream is one of the main things sold at the grounds. This you don’t usually get until the eid day. yoghourts and all forms of snacks are just part of the eid. Earlier, before getting for the prayers, it is common practice for the elderly to give eid gift(usually money) to the young. Also the husband gives his wife. Child to the mother and so on. This is usually given in new notes- we wld keep some until long after eid cos they were just too new to be spent, . These monies provide for the ice creams and snacks of the day.Every one goes back home where the mothers do the cooking. Home usually means the extended family home. Family members from far and near meet here, have fun, discuss their various lives. Cousins get to meet and so much re-unions happen. It is common practice to take food to the neighbours whom are usually Christians. For eidl adha, meat from the killed ram is also given to them. There is so much merry making, singing and dancing. By evening, it is time to visit others and to be visited. Non muslims usually come to take part in the feasts at this time. Day after eid This is when the outdoor part of the celebration is done. many people go visiting relatives. Others go to parks, and eateries (mr.Biggs and co) have a boost. Eid in Islam is for three days but the official holiday is Usually for two and that doesn’t leave room for more celebrations. EPILOGUE Anytime we witness eid, let us thank Allah for the previous year, plan for the coming one, make corrections for our mistakes and make resolutions on them. May we live long to witness more of this. Eid Sa’eeeeeeeeeeed! Now, part two is on how Hausas do it, I tell you, you don’t wanna miss that, You think there is Something missing in this write-up? leave a comment!
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I second FIX ur house toba dont put odas luggage on ur head while holding urs. ![]() |
tobalase, i yield not to ur request ![]() |
Frosbel is soooooo immature |
i dont c a reason for these. |
@ toba, i can c u'r avn a good time, P.s- My muslim siters arent going to be lured into marrying u. Ur aim is obvious- to convert them into xtianity nd dats not goin to happen by Allah's grace |
@ toba, now i leave u wv frosbel, frosbel:I hav a dinner to attend!- mo n kiri odun lo ![]() ttyl |
toba:yorubas wont join boko haram because of their understanding of the religion afam4eva:abi oo, y wld anyone bring wahala into their own household. It is marriage w'r talkn about here, not mere friendship. afam4eva:i dont like people playing the tribal card. It all boils down to ur understanding and not all hausas support bok haram- many of them are victims too. |
toba:av bn here long enoff to know wat ds is. 'lets call dem terrorists wen we run out of point' well, i av told u my definition of Islam, d boko haram av told u drs- choose one ![]() |
toba:wen u preach xtianity, are u forcing some ideas on somebody's throat Islam is goodwill nd dr's no compulsion in it. It is also total submission to the will of God. SO, reminding fellow Muslims of what is expected of them isnt a forceful act. |
OLASODE2K:makes sense! Many pple wu think such allowances as ds are for the good of the muslim men do not understand Islam. A man is the shepherd of his household and would be asked about every individual under his keep. A muslim man who marries a xtian woman would be working so hard to keep his children on the part. If they stray as a result of his choices, he has a great case to answer before God. So a muslim man married to a xtian woman better not feel like he has one big priviledge. I would call that a TEST. Just like in polygamy, d man is under a great test. How just can he be? A fear of the above is enoff to keep any man away but most dont know. |
toba:u call ds slavery?? dey are not forced to marry anyone. dey'r only given a guideline. i'd assume calling me doels isnt deliberate. |
frosbel:wat does a young girl want wv an old man. MONEy?? Materialism?? toba:nice of u to control urself hahahah. am serious about the benefit. Am talking from experience. Yu'll c many of those big men goin after xtian girls wu wld marry them obviously for the reasons i mentioned. but that is not to say ds is it in all cases. dats y i sed many of d time. |
[quote author=PAGAN 9JA link=topic=748203.msg9047158#msg9047158 date=1314794694]excuse me my dear friends. this is a bit complicated. let me explain this issue a bit. Before the advent of islam and christianity, tribe was inseparable from religion. Every tribe in this world had its own religion. Nowadays, because of islam and christianity, many tribes around the world have lost their original religion, which has been replaced by one of the two, like a virus. As a result, when i say tribe comes before religion, i am not referring to the original tribal religion. I am referring to these foreign religions.[/quote] ![]() do u believe in GOD ![]() |
frosbel:i can nd should forgive u now. Racism is only against blacks ughn?? just like xtians are the only victims of terrorism?? u are highly myopic |
frosbel:u can say wat u like but the issue of polygamy solves much more than u wld admit. is it not worse that your women are turning lesbians nd fathers turning gay |
toba:ur girls av a choice. Like i said earlier, they marry Muslims for the material benefit many of the time |
Laalamed:a man who prevents his children from going out late at night but comes back late from work is an hypocrite by your definition then??. Common sense is all anyone needs sometimes! |
frosbel:have u ever heard of the word abrahamic?? u can find google helpful |
frosbel:did u c d word common of cus dr are always d bad eggs. Generally, muslim girls are d most decent. |
frosbel:grow up frosbel, grow up pleaseeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!! i'd expect that follow Jesus in totality, Where is your claim found in the bible, to start with. |
toba:yes, d christians of then, who were monotheists and not those of three-in-one |
Teejazy:abi ooo. He is after decency, common among Muslim girls |
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