₦airaland Forum

vedaxcool: true, the Malay word for God iou s actually tuhan not Allah, now the Christians could easily use tuhan but for reasons best known to them they prefer Allah, i suspect it has to do with their view that than is a lesser god. yet the an individual with congenital dumbness has been deceiving everyone that Malay word for God is Allah!

indeed satan made their deeds seem fair to them.
http://blog.limkitsiang.com/2011/04/19/why-do-christians-use-the-word-allah-in-their-malay-language-bible-and-not-tuhan/

Logicboy03: See the lying muslim? Allah is also "God" in Malay......have you heard of loan words?


You assumed wrong. The govt was sued for its discrimination and lost.....then the govt used pdpd politics to win an appeal

Are catholics not christians? Do you think that all christians dont know that Allah means "God"?

Sissie: Reverse is the case in Nigeria I think, the men are very powerful and make life miserable for the woman, at times they threaten to divorce their wife and many women don't want a divorce due to stigma and all.

I do agree a woman can turn her kids against the husband if she wishes, yes children are usually closer to their mum.

My list is long because of the kind of person I am.

sambas: I planned converting to Islam 2day but with your comments, i changed my mind... I kind of like logicboy03 religion.. So @logicboy03 enlighten me..

hikmoj: less dan one month u don stat dey miss mum,why u no follow am?mummy's pet

uplawal: I wonder when there will be peace in Nigeria with the way these unbelievers are mocking islam,if boko haram start now,you will open your wide mouth, ehn.

May Allah accept the pilgrims acts and forgive thier sins and ours too and make us the inheritors of Al-Jannah.

Logicboy03: Mumunatu....mumunatu.....mumunatu!!! how many times did I call you by your Arabic mumu name?


Your comment is not coherent.

ummsulaym: eiyeah! I wish her safe trip back to her baby 'you'...
Same here though but it's dad not mum...

deols: This reminds me of Malcolm X

Prominent American civil rights leader, Malcolm el-Shabazz
(“Malcolm X”), cited Hajj as the reason for abandoning his
opposition to unity amongst races in the United States. As quoted
in his biography, he wrote of Hajj:

“There were tens of thousands of pilgrims, from all over the
world. They were of all colors, from blue-eyed blondes to black-
skinned Africans. But we were all participating in the same
ritual, displaying a spirit of unity and brotherhood that my
experiences in America had led me to believe never could exist
between the white and non-white…

“…During the past eleven days here in the Muslim world, I have
eaten from the same plate, drunk from the same glass, and slept
on the same rug - while praying to the same God - with fellow
Muslims, whose eyes were the bluest of blue, whose hair was the
blondest of blond, and whose skin was the whitest of white. And
in the words and in the deeds of the white Muslims, I felt the
same sincerity that I felt among the black African Muslims of
Nigeria, Sudan and Ghana.” (From The Autobiography of Malcolm
X)

After returning from Hajj, el-Shabazz preached a message of
racial unity and harmony, and was soon assassinated, in part,
academics believe, for abandoning his previous radical beliefs.
In the approximately fifty years since, the worldwide Muslim
population has grown significantly, accounting for the now
millions of Hajj pilgrims.

Ogbeche77: Nice one, but who's the dad, who's the nairalander? They both look like brothers

Sissie: Many men feel threatened when their wife have more money than them, and some even try to bring their wife down.

tbaba1234: This should form an important part of your pre-marital discussions

Sissie: Best is to marry someone who is more successful and more or as ambitious as you.

HoldenCaulfield: salam. eid mubarak to you all brothers and sisters especially you deols.
pls we should pray for nigeria in te day of arafat

DMainMan: deols is female.

May Allah accept our fast and forgive our sins.

BahPulo: I used some of these excuses for years thank Alhamdulillah for knowledge
Girls always ask me what made me decide to wear hijab. my answer
'I took sometimes to read the quran'. But one more thing. I always try not to be so harsh on sisters who don't cover. My strategy has been to show them that the hijab takes courage especially these days so just start with baby steps and see how far it will take you. Example after salat leave it on or when going to Friday prayers dress the right way and keep the outfit on for the rest of the day. Also read blogs that talk about islam.... It has worked on my sister in law and my friend. So if you are a hijabi don't underestimate your influence, sometimes just your attitude can help change a sister.
I can tell you my journey has not been always smooth. I have to start my education all over in another field because my field of work won't hire me anymore. But because of a good support i found i have been able to cope alhamdulilah.