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FamilyRe: What If Spouses Demand Less From Each Other? by deols(op): 2:11pm On Dec 05, 2013
Sissie: First example, this happens all the time, wife doesn't have time to cook the 3 course meal, husband is already used to eating sumptuous meal and also thinks it's wife's duty alone to do the cooking, it sounds simple but it leads to so many other problems.

It's best things like this are discussed before marriage, how flexible is the husband but in this case they are married, the question now is who compromises, wife or husband. Am tempted to say husband should just hire a cook, but wife knew before she got the promotion her husband wants only her cooking.

Both should compromise, hire a cook, so the cook do all the pre-cooking preparation I.e washing, cutting e.t.c and the wife does the actual cooking (consume less time), and when the wife is so busy and can't cook, the cook should do the cooking.

In some cases the woman just has to find a way to do the cooking, some men don't eat food outside, they only eat their mum, sister and wife's food.
It's not enough reason to get a divorce.
Then you agree that the husband could compromise and not demand because they agreed to it b4 marriage.

But there are cases where they have not agreed and had led to divorce.

which makes the talk about couples being ready to take less than what they expected genuine. If he would not, they'll have problems.
FamilyRe: What If Spouses Demand Less From Each Other? by deols(op): 2:09pm On Dec 05, 2013
bellong: The first step to a blissful and prosperous union is to understand the purpose and essence of marriage. Marriage is not to turn any member of the union to a slave but for helping each other. To be an help-meet to each other.

Understanding this straightforward and simple meaning will go a lot in making a home worthy of emulation. Help-meet means to help each other accomplish a set goal in a mutual arrangement.

The lady is more skillful in some areas than the guy and vice-versa. The two parties come together to apply their resourcefulness for the betterment of the home.
But if the lady is more skillful in some areas and the husband just expects her to perform her skills, would it be easy to flex when things go a little wrong?
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 2:05pm On Dec 05, 2013
joker5180: u put everything upside down, there r fédéral laws That banned those drugs u mentioned and fédéral agencies r doing their best to enforce those laws in the state. There r no fédéral laws banning alcohol in nigeria, Is there anything wrong if a state enact a law banning sale nd consumption of alcohol to compliment those fédéral laws?
I think d last part is what naptu2 was going to talk about. But he did not undecided
RomanceRe: Nigerian Men Don't Give Flowers To Us: Why? by deols(f): 2:02pm On Dec 05, 2013
Usminous: .....
who is this one o? ok. I have seen you.congrats.

Even the one who doesn't know what flower smells like would claim to have tried giving flowers or call them romantic.

Nonsense. flower ko, planti ni grin
Nairaland GeneralRe: Striking Down Rule 17 by deols(f): 1:42pm On Dec 05, 2013
I have seen this thread for the first time.

I can only hmmmn at it.
RomanceRe: Nigerian Men Don't Give Flowers To Us: Why? by deols(f): 1:37pm On Dec 05, 2013
Flowers. For what??

i be goat? lol
FamilyRe: Should Newly Married Couple Stay In A Five Bedroom Apartment? by deols(f): 1:29pm On Dec 05, 2013
How I'd use it.

1. master bedroom
2&3. closets
4. nursery
5.guest room.


space is goood. A spacious house is mwahhhh
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 12:56pm On Dec 05, 2013
@debetmx, no tribal post will be allowed here.

You can stop already.
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 12:55pm On Dec 05, 2013
trenchcoat: First and foremost the writer is not a Muslim. He is only speaking of his mind on what he feels should have or shouldn't have. A Muslim does not have a different view in terms of the doctrines of Islam,as Muslims we are guided by the tenets of Islam, going contrary to what Islam says is going out of Islam. Secondly, how could a Muslim be comparing Athan and Alcohol? It is either the person is pained for seeing what he lust for been crushed or is indirectly in support of the consumption of alcohol, I guess he was tipsy when he scribbled this trash. The issue of including Christians does not arise as alcohol consumption is not acceptable in the bible. The writer is the real hypocrite and trying to create confusion between the Muslims and Christians, you call harming yourself with toxins human right? Why cant you follow the rights of Islam and shun your delusional view? Deols what have you achieved in posting such misleading note? You succeeded in showering arguments and insults only few are debating.
Right or no right what do they benefit in taking alcohol....Nothing is the answer, just making a fool of themselves and you call that enjoyment? What a waste of time.
So you are the one who determines who is a Muslim and who is not. Do you also have the list of those who will enter paradise and those who won't?
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 12:41pm On Dec 05, 2013
yousee: Deols, that statement is an open door to attacks on your person.

Burning and slaying humans is not a religious function. Is it?
what are you talking about and why the rhetoric? Say what you want to say plain and simple.
FamilyRe: What If Spouses Demand Less From Each Other? by deols(op): 12:37pm On Dec 05, 2013
Wowwwwww!!

You all don't know how much I love you right now.

You make it seem sooo simple.

spontaneity is key. and friendship too.

hmmmmn. I have to read those posts, again. smiley
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 11:29am On Dec 05, 2013
naptu2: 1) What's the difference between the Criminal Code and the Penal Code?

2) Is Nigeria a federation or a unitary state?

3) Is bigamy an offence under the penal code?

4) What does the NDLEA do with confiscated indian hemp? Does it return the hemp to the city it originated from or does it destroy the hemp?

5) Is the criminalisation of indian hemp a violation of the rights of hemp smokers?

6) Is "desertion of a pregnant woman" a crime under the Edo State Criminal Code? Is it a crime under the Niger State Penal Code? Is it a crime under the Lagos State Criminal Code?
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 11:28am On Dec 05, 2013
naptu2: 1) What's the difference between the Criminal Code and the Penal Code?

2) Is Nigeria a federation or a unitary state?

3) Is bigamy an offence under the penal code?

4) What does the NDLEA do with confiscated indian hemp? Does it return the hemp to the city it originated from or does it destroy the hemp?

5) Is the criminalisation of indian hemp a violation of the rights of hemp smokers?

6) Is "desertion of a pregnant woman" a crime under the Edo State Criminal Code? Is it a crime under the Niger State Penal Code? Is it a crime under the Lagos State Criminal Code?
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 11:09am On Dec 05, 2013
Baby mama: See how Islam constantly segregates people
Listen to the Muslim writers here
Christian areas and Muslims areas being thrown freely
Islam is the only religion on earth that segregates against people yet they shout on the pages of print of tolerance

Isn't it amazing that a religion sees alcohol as evil yet they have the worst smokers on earth
The world largest producer of Opium is a Muslim country
Which is a worse evil?

Children in Kano sniff glue and by products of gutters to get high
Even grandmothers smoke
But alcohol is evil?
Smoking is HARAM. It is not allowed and should be banned. But wouldn't the likes of you cry fowl when that is done?
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 11:08am On Dec 05, 2013
vedaxcool: It is within the govt. Rights to ban Substances that r known to reduce the brain capacity to act normally, the only reason we r having this conversation is simply bcoz it was done in a muslim dominated state. Now I believe the govt. Of the state should have acted more circumspect. Due to the sort of complexity of Nigeria. I think there is an existing agreement on sabongari permitting them to drink as much Apolloalcohol they want in other words live according to their customs.
hi5
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 10:09am On Dec 05, 2013
Ngasky: since you assume alcohol good then why cant you fight for cocaine, heroin, opium to be legalize for public consumption? B4 u jump to reply give the difference btw alcohol and other intoxicants (hard drugs) and pls skip the legalise deception done by immoral (s)elected criminals (politicians). Talk from the science persepective not religion (forget xtremism).
I was in kano throughout all the so called religious crises. Whenever such destruction is about to start there is an early warning system of massive purchase of alcohol and other intoxicants. Becouse the miscreants doing that must be fully loaded (high) before they start slaying people and stealing their properties. Ask anybody present at any massacre in Nigeria. Are the perpetrators sane or drunk?
If only for security reasons i support total eradication of all intoxicants in any form. And the government is tasked with the maintainance of security.
Pls christians does alcohol became the eleventh commandment? My own understanding of the new testament says otherwise. But can someone enlighten me?
Very reasonable.

I find it hard to fathom how Christians agree with what their religion is against when they need to go against Islam.

Any Muslim who needs to get 'high' for a religious practice is definitely deceiving himself.
IslamRe: Is Islam The Most Discriminated Religion In The World? by deols(f): 6:31pm On Nov 29, 2013
experimentist: Islam forever no matter what! Sister deols, I always dey gbadun ur posts and replies to them. Kudos!
Thank you smiley
IslamRe: Is Islam The Most Discriminated Religion In The World? by deols(f): 6:12pm On Nov 29, 2013
Blackteeth: But let me ask this: what are the so called good Muslims doing about their extremist brothers who kill "in the name of Allah"? Definitely nothing! They just relax and allow them destroy people and even sympathize with them. Good Muslims should get rid of their extremist brothers and the discrimination will be over. As long as this doesn't happen I will continue to hate Islam.
Do you know that there are scammers in Nigeria? and kidnappers.

They are spoiling the name of Nigeria. When will you go and silence them as a fellow Nigerian?

Now you see how lame your writing is?
IslamRe: Is Islam The Most Discriminated Religion In The World? by deols(f): 6:09pm On Nov 29, 2013
TyHadebimpe: Asin,its jux too bad. I've xperiencd a situation where somone jux stopd tawkinq to me wen she found out i was a muslim nd started calling me names. I pway Allah 4give dem
Can you just imagine??

Even on this thread and many other NL threads, you will find out that many of them are highly intolerant.

The Christians I knew in secondary school are an attestation to this.
IslamRe: Is Islam The Most Discriminated Religion In The World? by deols(f): 6:05pm On Nov 29, 2013
5megabyte: Every sensible muslim must read this, it is the stark truth! Its a slap on the victims of islamic terrorism to continue to say islam is a religion of peace. In the kenya mall attack, after freeing the muslims to go, the islamic terrorists hung many of those left on meat hooks!! The simple difference btw islam and others is that no other religion will kill in the name of their religion or God, a mexican cartel gangster will not ask u to recite the bible to kill u, only islam does this and to worsen it all, they all use these lop-sided references that christians also kill people in america or mexico. It is irresponsible and. Very very wicked
This line of argument is lame.

So, a christian can commit every attrocity in the world so far he doesnt mention christ while doing it.

whereas any Muslim who does anything is tagged Muslim terrorist and all the other Muslims must take the fall for it?
IslamRe: Is Islam The Most Discriminated Religion In The World? by deols(f): 3:31pm On Nov 29, 2013
Bezed: no islam is not, christianity is.. And is a discrimination of christians by fellow christian.. Yet they are christians sadno islam is not, christianity is.. And is a discrimination of christians by fellow christian.. Yet they are christians
This is a different level of discrimination o.

I see that other Christians don't like the Catholics undecided
IslamRe: Is Islam The Most Discriminated Religion In The World? by deols(f): 2:19pm On Nov 29, 2013
Mujah1deen: Please why is that there are no religious crisis/clashes in our neighbouring countries? Abeg Nigerian Christians should check themselves, you love to provoke, ridicule and mock. I can't comment without being called a terrorist, without people implying that I'm looking for 72virgins, without people calling me cow , illiterate, animal, poor because I'm from the North and I'm not alone , southerners+Christians check yourself . Peace goes both way.
that is true, really.
IslamRe: How To Wake Up For Fajr by deols(f): 1:54pm On Nov 29, 2013
superior1: The shout of Allahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh................ coming from the sound amplifier of the mosque located near my Naija home is loud enough to wake a dead person, even me a non-muslim dey wake up

So, living near a mosque with a big sound amplifier maybe one of the solutions
People should start relocating then grin
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 1:50pm On Nov 29, 2013
With alcohol, you actually don't have to be a Muslim to want its ban.

Alcohol was once illegal in the US.

It is just that the way Nigeria is where every policy is looked at with a religious and tribal lens, drawing lines become hard.


I think that the shariah still provides a way to protect the non-Muslims involved and only punish the Muslims.
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 1:08pm On Nov 29, 2013
tbaba1234: Yes, it does not apply to non-muslims but if it is done in public in a mixed region then it can not be endorsed.

In a predominantly non muslim area, the sale of alchohol can be allowed.

Therefore, before condemning, we have to be sure about the exact details.

We should be more concerned if it is done properly not if people will react.
I am not against the government in general. What I support is the message the guy is passing. He mentions the destruction in relation with the non-Muslims.

And I said that with Sissie's post.
IslamRe: Animal Rights In Islam by deols(f): 1:06pm On Nov 29, 2013
young money101: Jst asking wat rights do pigs ve?
same applies. We love pigs as Allah's creations. We just don't eat them.
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 1:03pm On Nov 29, 2013
uboma: It is you who failed to understand me. I totally agree with the writer and that's why I also offered an advice for him to watch his back because I understand how unreasonable the over zealous ones can be just because of religion. Hence the hypocrites I made reference to couldn't have included him and by extension those who can think beyond their religion and respect the rights of others. Please mind the way you address someone next time.
okay then. You are now understood.
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 1:00pm On Nov 29, 2013
Sissie: What area in kano did it happen, because I know for a fact alcohol is allowed in the sabon gari area of kano state, any other part is not allowed. If this was done in sabon gari, it's totally wrong.

Even for the Muslims, breaking the bottles of alcohol makes no difference, people will still sell/buy alcohol.
Now I see that the location could really determine how right or wrong it is.

I support the op in the context of how it affects non-Muslims.
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 12:57pm On Nov 29, 2013
tbaba1234: Deols, what exactly do you agree with? If you decide to implement sharia in a region, one of the implications is that public drinking is banned.

It is simple, you do not have to be politically correct about this.

I do not endorse or outrightly condemn the destruction because I do not know if it is done in line with Islamic principles.

However, we have to be a little circumspect about the opinions, we endorse.
My understanding of shariah is that it applies only to Muslims. What happens to the non Muslims? Do you deny them that, as well?

and what do you think of the part where he speaks of what could happen in another region of the coutry? If athan gets banned, would we take it lightly?
IslamRe: Animal Rights In Islam by deols(f): 12:38pm On Nov 29, 2013
stardragon: Rights on animal, and no right on human beans.
Beans are to be eaten. soya beans and other kinds of beans have no rights beyond providing the body with nutrients grin

It only requires common sense to realise that if Islam says you should be kind to animals, then Islam must be saying that you should be kinder to human BEINGS.
IslamRe: A Muslim's View Of The Ban On Alcohol In Kano State by deols(op): 12:34pm On Nov 29, 2013
aManFromMars: Wow. Thanks for sharing.



Deep.
You are welcome.

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