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Babaheekmat:
Non of this crap you wrote proved the allegations on the kufar there wrong..

Eri la need. We need dalil

tonididdy:
RIP to the dead but why are these white people so cute and beautiful compared to we African monkeys.?.

Babaheekmat:
If any of those allegations leveled against them is wrong.

Prove it

mvem:
Muslims generally justify terrorism with this Instead of calling a spade a spade....Forget America or whatever , it is not sensible to kill in the name of your God no matter how you want to justify it

aumeehn:
Aslam Alaikum. Please I have some questions I want to ask you regarding what you posted earlier.

Q1. You said one should read Suratul Yaseen and stop at every mubeen, then recite 100x Q54:45, Ya Qahhar and Ya Jabbar. my question here is are we going to start from the first ayah after reaching the first mubeen or we can continue after reciting the 100x prayers??

abkrgumel:
it's just a rehab program because it is for Christian if it's the other way they will show you how hypocrisy work

true2god:
Ogbeni empire, kilosele? Oju to ri e ti gbo ooo!

true2god:
Why not send blessing to your African ancestors who gave birth to who gave birth to who gave birth to who gave birth to you? Why send blessings upon an obsure Arabian ancestor who gave no qualms about you and who you have no relationship with? Africans need to start using their senses.

May God bless my late mum (peace be upon her).

Mustsucceed:
Cc:em.piree
Mov.ado19
Baka.r1
Aum.eehn

Others please what other way is there to achieve this?

Must it be this manner?emp.iree have you done this?please egbon @em.piree don't even try to smartly discourage me

Mustsucceed:
Are you sure you are not ikupakuti? Similarities too much ...

Tessyy1701:
cc:

My question is what can cause this stoppage of "enjoyment" my mind was going through back then and how can I get back to that medium. I'm very lazy this days though and I lost that Maddiu Nabbiyy I do recite back in 2011.

ayinba1:
No sir. Never did. Hope you are doing well too

ayinba1:
I don't understand. Could you explain how Erdogan got sense?

Bakar1:
A great topic if am to add I think a Ruhaniya is Under a khodam a Khodam is higher that a Ruhaniya maybe due to my research work, A Khodam has so many Ruhanni and jinns under his control a Ruhaniya would be sent to do any kind of work (Good) so far it conforms to their laws of what's good or bad i.e if the good Jins under the Ruhanni cant complete the task then the Ruhanni goes but if he too cant which is a less case then the Khodam goes but if he should take a case the khodam, then the evil person own is dead like dead.


They don't just do what's not in line of good they would make you keep up with good works and sadaqa and they don't give you a contract to sign like the jinns do to take you away from Islam the Khodam if you have in a lifetime may interact with you once or twice but that depends if you a Walli it may be more the Ruhaniya under him may interact with you frequently.

That's why if someone with black magic wants to hurt your family and anyone in your family has just one Khodam they would say they can't this is not attacking the person with the Khodam, but a family member maybe even distant family they would refuse to attack because of the weapons at his disposal.

Some people have higher spirits working for them even beyond the Ruhaniya and Khodams but they don't know, Some where born with it others reached the position trough prayers and all.

But a portion of those born with it, some have their Qareen re-programmed for them there would be in his bloodline a family member that's had that spiritual height who when he died his spiritual self deemed the person born with spiritual gifts worthy of accepting or getting his gifts that's why sometimes you see those who might be spiritually gifted from birth not resembling the father or mother but maybe the grand father or great grand father.

So the Qareen is still able to work and tweaks between different realms easily trough it's carrier maybe to complete his works or maybe to serve God continuously.

Quran 2 verse 154
"Do not say that those who are killed in God's cause are dead; they are alive, but you are not aware of it.

And say not about those who are slain in the way of God: They are lifeless. Nay! They are living, except you are not aware.

Do not say: "They are dead!" about anyone who is killed for God´s sake. Rather they are living, even though you do not notice it."

No matter what an entity/spirit or force that's Pure won't go against his Creator and his natural laws to help anyone, so your brother that's his destiny to get jail time no matter how much you try to bring him out with evil entity/spirits he would still end up in jail it's an If Else construct or a Switch case program.

That brings me to destiny tough destiny is in twos just like we created things in pairs one is not touchable while the other is touchable with prayers, your good deeds and so many other forces like the entities/spirits attached to you praying for you which could make Allah the Almighty change the destiny that which could be changed.

The part in which could change (I think) is what's visible to spirits on all realms, that's why those are the part they could touch or try to change because it's changeable i.e giving one what's bad and taking his good or try to put obstacle so as not to get to your changeable destiny but with prayers sadaqa and the rest it could change back for what it was or what's better all down to the will of Almighty Allah but what's changeable as per destiny and it's form all is recorded in the unchangeable destiny i.e if you to be rich by 25 at that time Allah has calculated for you to have the sum of let's say 25 mill a good house and a wife, evil people could make it longer or change it for you not to get that at all. But all is recorded that at this certain stage this certain evil person would change this but then when you pray and it's time for it to manifest your real destiny let's say Almighty Allah gave you his grace then by 27 with his help you get your life back together maybe even superseding the 25 mill and good life but it would have been recorded in the unchangeable destiny, that by this time I would send my servant to you to let you know this and that and when you do this and that I would accept and change what was bad to what's good for you.

Everything is recorded in a book and the ink is dry.

That's my little addition.

reema11:
Wow! I can't put into words how impactful your contributions to this thread have been. May Allah continue to increase your knowledge, and continue to use you guys as a vessel to give us an insight into the spiritual side of Islam.

Empir.ee, you caught my attention from the Jinn thread, although I must add that I've only read both threads in their entirety, in the past two days. Yes, I was that hooked! Lol! Empi.ree, you caught my attention after having made mention of ruhanniya in the Jinn thread. And here's why:

Some months back, my brother was arrested by the police in Europe and remanded in custody. I was thereafter put in touch with a learned Islamic fellow based in West Africa(not Nigeria). The first thing he asked me was on which day my brother was arrested. I answered that it was on Wednesday. He then said that those arrested on Wednesday are difficult to release. But since it was early days and he had just been arrested, that prayers and sacrifice could be made that would aid in the case been discarded and him being released. He told me a lot more about my brother's involvement that I won't divulge here. But one pertinent thing he did say was that my brother had committed two offenses in the past that Allah had shielded him from the police from. And further stated that my brother will be set free but will later be re-arrested for another major offense.
Anyway, since my mother subscribes to the view that 'fortune-telling' is wrong (mind you, this man is an Islamic man), I did not know how to take the topic of this man to her. So I decided to ask my grandmother first on whether she thought it wise that I tell my mother about the man. She reproached me and stated that I leave things as they are and that our family members back home(we live in Europe) are performing 'tokoreh Allah' (I'm a Fulani but from Mali) for him instead. So I did but still kept in touch with the man.

Some months before the case was to start, we got word from his solicitor stating she wasn't too optimistic about his chances of being set free. Worried, I called up the man again and spoke to him about him. He then said to me that things were looking very difficult for my brother and that as a family, we should stand firm if we wanted him free. He also said that if only my family had agreed to him performing certain duas and sacrifices, that he would have 'deadened' the case by now. I asked that he please pray and make duas for him. I had just graduated and wasn't working, so there was no way for me to fund anything in getting my brother free. I could only ask that they make dua for him. Be reminded that I never took this issue to my mother after my grandmother advised me not to.

Anyway, the trial started and he was subsequently convicted. I thereafter asked him about it, and he said although he wasn't paid by myself or my family, since he had taken a liking to me(not romantic), he tried several times to intercede on behalf of my brother but on every occasion, his ruhanniyah(although he said Ruhani instead of ruhanniyah), would come down and tell him that Allah had refused because this is a lesson that my brother must learn from. I, of course, asked him what a Ruhani was, and he said it was a 'being.' And I asked whether he saw him, he replied 'yes', that it takes the form of a human. But never did I ask whether it was a jinn. I just assumed it was until I came across your post, Empire. How interesting!

Since he stated that it was Allah's will, I accepted that it must have been my brother's fate. But it also raised questions about 'destiny' to me. Because initially, he had stated that my brother would be released but that a bigger case awaited him. And he wasn't the only person to have said this to me. However, at the conclusion of his trial and subsequent conviction, he said my brother had to be convicted and imprisoned for him to learn his lesson. Otherwise, he would have continued on his path of criminality. This, of course, made me ponder on the mutability/immutability of destiny. So you can imagine my excitement whilst reading this thread, when I saw someone (ikupakuti), who hasn't posted on here in a long time, touch on it. Unfortunately, he didn't expand on the issue.

So could one of you kindly satisfy my curiosity on this 'destiny' issue? Can destiny be changed(by oneself, evil/demonic forces, Allah), or is it set in stone? I have so many more questions to ask, and I intend to do so in due course. I pray that you all be patient with my 'many' questions and help increase my understanding of these issues. I look forward to your responses, Insha Allah.

reema11:
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Thanks for responding, Empi.ree. Yes, I am new (as far as having a username is concerned). I'd often read posts on Nairaland(on a range of topics, not exclusively Islam), but I had always done so as a guest, though I wasn't a regular on here. Anyway, I stumbled upon your posts in 'Jinn Stories' thread because[b] I had specifically typed in "Jinns nairaland"[/b] on Google to see if anything would come. I'll disclose in future posts why it was that I did such a search. As I said in my previous post, I have 'many' questions(lol) that I seek answers to. I found this thread on the landing page(for lack of a better word) of the Islam section. I hope that explains things.
So impacted I was by the contributions and knowledge on display here, that I just had to sign up to seek answers to the questions I have. I hope this has sufficiently answered your question.
I look forward to your response(s).

reema11:
Wow! I can't put into words how impactful your contributions to this thread have been. May Allah continue to increase your knowledge, and continue to use you guys as a vessel to give us an insight into the spiritual side of Islam.

Emp.iree, you caught my attention from the Jinn thread, although I must add that I've only read both threads in their entirety, in the past two days. Yes, I was that hooked! Lol! Em.piree, you caught my attention after having made mention of ruhanniya in the Jinn thread. And here's why:

Some months back, my brother was arrested by the police in Europe and remanded in custody. I was thereafter put in touch with a learned Islamic fellow based in West Africa(not Nigeria). The first thing he asked me was on which day my brother was arrested. I answered that it was on Wednesday. He then said that those arrested on Wednesday are difficult to release. But since it was early days and he had just been arrested, that prayers and sacrifice could be made that would aid in the case been discarded and him being released. He told me a lot more about my brother's involvement that I won't divulge here. But one pertinent thing he did say was that my brother had committed two offenses in the past that Allah had shielded him from the police from. And further stated that my brother will be set free but will later be re-arrested for another major offense.
Anyway, since my mother subscribes to the view that 'fortune-telling' is wrong (mind you, this man is an Islamic man), I did not know how to take the topic of this man to her. So I decided to ask my grandmother first on whether she thought it wise that I tell my mother about the man. She reproached me and stated that I leave things as they are and that our family members back home(we live in Europe) are performing 'tokoreh Allah' (I'm a Fulani but from Mali) for him instead. So I did but still kept in touch with the man.

Some months before the case was to start, we got word from his solicitor stating she wasn't too optimistic about his chances of being set free. Worried, I called up the man again and spoke to him about him. He then said to me that things were looking very difficult for my brother and that as a family, we should stand firm if we wanted him free. He also said that if only my family had agreed to him performing certain duas and sacrifices, that he would have 'deadened' the case by now. I asked that he please pray and make duas for him. I had just graduated and wasn't working, so there was no way for me to fund anything in getting my brother free. I could only ask that they make dua for him. Be reminded that I never took this issue to my mother after my grandmother advised me not to.

Anyway, the trial started and he was subsequently convicted. I thereafter asked him about it, and he said although he wasn't paid by myself or my family, since he had taken a liking to me(not romantic), he tried several times to intercede on behalf of my brother but on every occasion, his ruhanniyah(although he said Ruhani instead of ruhanniyah), would come down and tell him that Allah had refused because this is a lesson that my brother must learn from. I, of course, asked him what a Ruhani was, and he said it was a 'being.' And I asked whether he saw him, he replied 'yes', that it takes the form of a human. But never did I ask whether it was a jinn. I just assumed it was until I came across your post, Empire. How interesting!
Since he stated that it was Allah's will, I accepted that it must have been my brother's fate. But it also raised questions about 'destiny' to me. Because initially, he had stated that my brother would be released but that a bigger case awaited him. And he wasn't the only person to have said this to me. However, at the conclusion of his trial and subsequent conviction, he said my brother had to be convicted and imprisoned for him to learn his lesson. Otherwise, he would have continued on his path of criminality. This, of course, made me ponder on the mutability/immutability of destiny. So you can imagine my excitement whilst reading this thread, when I saw someone (ikupakuti), who hasn't posted on here in a long time, touch on it. Unfortunately, he didn't expand on the issue.

So could one of you kindly satisfy my curiosity on this 'destiny' issue? Can destiny be changed(by oneself, evil/demonic forces, Allah), or is it set in stone? I have so many more questions to ask, and I intend to do so in due course. I pray that you all be patient with my 'many' questions and help increase my understanding of these issues. I look forward to your responses, Insha Allah.

Empi.ree:
when you have time watch this response to Oni


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3sItKTs35A&t=3559s

reema11:
Wow! I

Daviddson:
So any country can just sit down and form a them-Africa forum and railroad all African countries into their country for a summit? Even India sef too. Chai
When are we going to have a Nigeria-European Summit where we bundle all European countries to Abuja for a summit? Or an Egypt-Asia Summit? I hate this low self-esteem and neocolonialism these African countries are allowing every Tom, Dik and Harry to use them to play. Africans need to start rejecting these so-called summits. It's an embarrassment whether their economy is 10,000 times our own or not.

MODIFIED: It's like they even gave each of them blue and green suit uniforms to wear

LordAzubuike:
Every president wear suit na only him dey different.