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Islam for Muslims / Re: God Does Exist! by hadbak: 12:01am On Feb 13, 2013
^^
I'm married.
Islam for Muslims / Re: Areality You Cant Escape! by hadbak: 11:45pm On Feb 12, 2013
^^ I guess so, doe the narrator's name wasn't clear..
Nontheless, we know from sirah that prophet sulayman(as) is blessed with an extraordinary power of perception and intelligence n as a king of a vast kingdom Allah (SWT) gave him powers of being able to talk to animals and control the wind. Allah made it in such a way that man n jinn obeys him amonge so many other things ..
I actually got the story here https://sites.google.com/site/islamicdawaonline/purnishment-of-hellfire
Islam for Muslims / Re: God Does Exist! by hadbak: 3:52pm On Feb 12, 2013
@ pascal..Hahahahah, funny!. Form for who, Lagbaja?
I did not say I cnt be ur val, I only said I DO NOT celebrate val, simple. If I celebrate it, its a diff thing entirely but I don't.. Check else where pls
Islam for Muslims / Re: God Does Exist! by hadbak: 11:28am On Feb 12, 2013
Which kind planned coincidence b tis? My baby niece is still asleep, Whn she wakes up she wil ans ur ques.lol
Islam for Muslims / Re: God Does Exist! by hadbak: 11:28am On Feb 12, 2013
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Islam for Muslims / Re: A 3-year-old Nigerian Girl Memorizes The Quran by hadbak: 11:19am On Feb 12, 2013
mrlizo: A three-year-old girl is amazing Nigeria after memorizing the whole Qur’an, becoming one of the youngest Muslims in the world to learn the Noble Book by heart.

“Honestly, I can’t say much but I am very grateful to Allah for this,” Sayyada Maimunatu Sheikh Dahiru, the girl’s mother, told our source on February 10.“This is...read full story and view pic @ http://www.newsinnigeria.org/2013/02/a-3-year-old-girl-amazes-nigeria-after-memorizing-the-whole-quran.html
I've heard d news bfor now, d amasing little girl is from bauch n d mallam is her grandad. I'm really happy for her. May Allah bless n keep it for her, ameen.

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Islam for Muslims / Re: A Poem About Death by hadbak: 10:59am On Feb 12, 2013
zayhal: Very interesting to say the least. I especially love the end rhyme scheme.

Hadbak, did you compose that?
No, I didn't compose it my dear sister. I got it from a site talking about Al-qiyama n death. I find It very interesting too so I said I shld share it.
Islam for Muslims / Re: If You Are A Muslim, There Is a Possibility You will Be Buried Alive. by hadbak: 1:43am On Feb 12, 2013
@ OP..the laws of burial acording to d islamic doctrine has been ordained by God n not man, therfore d idea of mistake or buring someone alive has not arise except what God has ordained. During the period of burial arangments he deceased weda brain dead or in coma can be detected if they still have life in them. When smone dies their looks changes n canot b compared with d looks of d peson who is brain dead..Nontheless, irrespective of d circumstances surrounding anyone's dead/destiny its wht has been ordained by God n cannot be changed. We as muslims believe that whoever dies, killed or BY ANY OTHER MEANS, it is in term of appointed DESTINY n nothing is reduced from it.
In islam ther is noting like an UNTIMLY death, each pesin running its course for a term appointed so d ideal of dying bfoe ur time is ridiculus..whatever has been written for someone must surely come to pass weda buring alife/buring dead..
Islam for Muslims / Areality You Cant Escape! by hadbak: 8:07pm On Feb 11, 2013
It is narrated that one day, a man entered the court of Prophet Sulaiman (عليه السلام ), looked around at all the people and went out again. When the court adjourned, one of the people present approached Prophet Sulaiman (عليه السلام ) and asked him whether he knew this strange man.

"The person you saw was the angel of death (Izrael)" replied Prophet Sulaiman (عليه السلام ). The man was taken aback and looked worried.

"Why was he staring at me as though he wanted to take my soul?" he asked.

"What do you want me to do?" enquired Prophet Sulaiman (عليه السلام ).

"O Sulaiman!" exclaimed the man."You have power over the wind. Command it to transport me to the land of Hind (India)."

As the man was a believer, Prophet Sulaiman (عليه السلام ) agreed and granted his wish.

A few days later, Prophet Sulaiman (عليه السلام ) saw the angel of death again. He asked him why he had been staring at the man so intently on that particular day.

"O Sulaiman!" replied the angel of death. "Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَتعال ) commanded me to take the soul of that man on the soil of Hind. When I saw him sitting in your court, I could not understand how I could carry out Allah's order. Nevertheless, as it was a divine command, I left for Hind and fortunately found the man there. I took his soul as Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَتعال ) had commanded."

Allahu Akbar!
Islam for Muslims / God Does Exist! by hadbak: 7:50pm On Feb 11, 2013
A man went to a barber shop to have his hair cut. As the barber began to work, they began to have a good conversation. They talked about so many things and various subjects.
When they eventually touched on the subject of God, the barber said: “ I don’t believe that God exists. ”
“ Why do you say that ?” asked the customer.
“ Well, you just have to go out in the street to realize that God doesn’t exist. Tell me, if God exists, would there be so many sick people? Would there be abandoned children? If God existed, there would be neither suffering nor pain. I can’t imagine a loving a God who would allow all of these things. ”
The customer thought for a moment, but didn’t respond because he didn’t want to start an argument. The barber finished his job and the customer left the shop. Just after he left the barber shop, he saw a man in the street with long, stringy, dirty hair and an untrimmed beard. He looked dirty and unkempt.
The customer turned back and entered the barber shop again and he said to the barber: “ You know what ? Barbers do not exist. ”
“ How can you say that ? ” asked the surprised barber.
“I am here, and I am a barber. And I just worked on you!”
“ No! ” the customer exclaimed.
“Barbers don’t exist because if they did, there would be no people with dirty long hair and untrimmed beards, like that man outside.”
“Ah, but barbers DO exist! What happens is, people do not come to me.”
“Exactly!” affirmed the customer.
“That’s the point ! God, too, DOES exist ! What happens, is, people don’t go to Him and do not look for him."
Islam for Muslims / A Poem About Death by hadbak: 7:39pm On Feb 11, 2013
hadbak: This is a tale of an average man,
 Who acts contrary to Allah's plan,
 If you are reflected herein,
 Then repent, and commit no sin.
 It was early in the morning at four
 When death knocked upon a bedroom door
 "Who is there?" the sleeping one cried
 I'm Izrael let me inside
 At once, the man began to shiver
 As one sweating in deadly fever
 He shouted to his wife
 "Don't let him take away my life."
 "Please go away, O Angel of Death
 I'm not ready yet
 My family, on me depend
 Give me a chance, to go back and mend .
 The angel knocked again and again
 "Friend, I'll take your life without any pain
 It's your soul that Allah requires
 I come not with my own desires.
 Bewildered, the man began to cry
 "O Angel, I'm so afraid to die
 I'll give you gold and be your slave
 Don't send me to the unlit grave.
 "Let me in O friend", the angel said
 "Open the door, get up from your bed
 If you do not allow me in
 I will walk through it like a Jinn.
 The man held a gun in his right hand
 Ready to defy the Angel's stand
 "I'll point my gun towards your head
 You dare come in - I'll shoot you dead.
 By now, the Angel was in the room
 Saying, "O friend - prepare for your doom
 Foolish man - Angels never die
 Put down your gun and do not sigh."
 "Why are you afraid -
Tell me O man
 To die according to Allah's plan?
 Come - smile at me, do not be grim
 Be happy to return to him."
 "O Angel, I bow my head in shame
 I had no time to remember Allah's name
 From dawn 'til dusk, I made my wealth
 Not even caring for my spiritual health."
 "Allah's commands I never obeyed,
 Nor five times a day I ever prayed,
 A Ramadhaan came and a Ramadhaan went,
 But no time had I to repent."
 "The Hajj was already obligatory upon me
 But I would not part with my money
 All charities I did ignore
 Taking usury more and more."
 "Sometimes I sipped my favorite wine,
 With flirting women I sat to dine.
 O angel I appeal to you,
 Spare my life for a year or two."
 "The laws of the Qur'aan, I will obey
 I'll begin Salaat - this very day.
 My Fast and Hajj I will complete
 And keep away from self-conceit."
 "I will refrain from usury
 And give all my wealth to charity
 Wine and unlawful women , I will detest
 Allah's oneness I will attest."
 We Angels do what Allah demands
 We cannot go against his commands
 Death is ordained for everyone
 Father, mother, daughter and son."
 "I'm afraid, this moment is your last
 Now be reminded of your past.
 I do understand your fears
 But it is now too late for tears."
 "You lived in this world, two score or more
 Never did you, your people adore
 Your parents you did not obey
 Hungry beggars, you turned away."
 "Your two ill-gotten, female offspring
 In nightclubs, for livelihood they sing.
 Instead of making more Muslims
 You made your children non-Muslims."
 "You ignored the muadhin's Adhan (call to prayer)
 Nor did you read the holy Quraan.
 Breaking promises all you life
 Backbiting friends and causing strife."
 "From hoarded goods, great profits you made
 And your poor workers - you underpaid.
 Horses and cards were your leisure
 Money-making was your pleasure."
 "You ate vitamins and grew more fat
 With the very sick - you never sat.
 A pint of blood, you never gave
 which could a little baby save."
 "O human, you have done enough wrong
 You bought good properties for a song.
 When the farmers appealed to you
 You did not have mercy, this is true."
 "Paradise for you? I cannot tell
 Undoubtedly you will dwell in hell.
 There is no time for you to repent
 I'll take your soul for which I am sent."
The ending however is very sad
 Eventually, the man became mad
 With a cry, he jumped out of bed
 And suddenly, he fell down dead.
O! Reader take a moral from here
 Never know, your end may be near.
 Change your living and make amends
 For heaven, on your deeds depend.

http://www.angelfire.com/me/anneesa/dthpoem.html

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Islam for Muslims / Re: Why A Married Muslim Woman MUST Keep Her Father's Last Name? by hadbak: 2:17am On Feb 11, 2013
^^ Hauwa is Hauwa. Plus u should understand that ha creation differs with ours n canot be compared. Besides there r no verses frm d scriptures that says she was called Hauwa Adamu/somtin. No doubt ha origin is from Adam bt that doesn't means he fathered ha, she was only a part of him from creatn. If there was a need for ha to hav a surname God cud hav made a provisn for it..
Islam for Muslims / Re: Can Muslims Celebrate Valentine? by hadbak: 1:02am On Feb 11, 2013
@ OP...valentine has nothing to do with Al-Islam, therfore it should have nothing to do with muslims..its an Eid celebrated by non-muslim that promote infatuations which calls for the heart to be pre-ocupy with haram matters dat leads to immorality(haram relationship)
Islam for Muslims / Re: A Personal Journey.. by hadbak: 12:28am On Feb 11, 2013
Possible, I got it here.. http://ymsite.com/ymonline/
Islam for Muslims / Re: Can Muslims Celebrate Valentine? by hadbak: 11:51pm On Feb 10, 2013
Paschal007: Hey c'mon, it's just exchange of gifts or something like that. I possibly can't see any harm done. What do u say? smiley
my dear, I don't celebrate val I'm a muslim sorry.
Islam for Muslims / Re: Can Muslims Celebrate Valentine? by hadbak: 12:32am On Feb 10, 2013
Paschal007: ^^@hadbak what's up? Will you be my Val? grin grin
OMG! Yeas, I will be ur val...
in ur dreams!!!
Islam for Muslims / A Beautiful Reminder.. by hadbak: 12:09am On Feb 10, 2013
Tonight there was a girl who walked into the Masjid holding tightly to the scarf that kept falling from head. I had just finished praying ‘Asr when she walked up to me and said, ‘I’m so sorry. I know you just finished praying. I want to pray too but I don’t really know how. Could you pray with me and recite out loud so I can learn?’
I didn’t hesitate for a moment. I lead her in prayer just the way she asked me to. She seemed so sincere. After we prayed, I was going to the YM event and I invited her to join me. She told me that her mother was Christian and her father was Muslim. He brought her to the Masjid when she was younger, but as she had grown up, he stopped. Now she was here, almost fifteen years later, because she wanted to learn more about Islam for herself.
That night, she participated in our halaqa, which, coincidentally, was about the importance of remembering Allah and surrounding yourself with those who remember Allah in order to find internal comfort and peace.
SubhanAllah. Things that were basic knowledge to me, like knowing what the word dua’ meant, were not known to her at all. I admired her that night. It was humbling. As person born into Islam, I had never in my life thought that it would be possible for me or anyone to turn away from it. And if I did lose the way, I really don’t know if I would have ever thought to come back.
Allah truly is Al Hadi – the only one who guides souls upon the straight path. The last words she said to us before giving salaam were ‘You girls are here every weekend right?’
SubhanAllah. I’m looking forward to her joining us next weekend InshaAllah. She was one of the most beautiful reminders Allah has ever given me.
- YM member from New York
Islam for Muslims / A Personal Journey.. by hadbak: 11:50pm On Feb 09, 2013
I was far from Islam
I remember, as a child, a teacher at Sunday school gave me a dirty look for leaving my hair uncovered. It made me never want to go back. I stayed as far away from the Masjid as possible.
As I entered my teenage years, depression crushed me. I had little self expectations. I felt that everyone hated me at times. I felt that no one knew my problems. And worse, that no one cared. It would be impossible to count the number of times I cried because of how messed up I felt about my life
Guilt for not practicing Islam gnawed me from inside, but, for a few years, I continued to push it aside. But there was only so much I could bear. I was overwhelmed by how I felt. In desperation I turned to Allah and begged him to guide me and help me practice Islam.
Soon after that, I decided to tag along with someone as they went to an Islamic class. In that class I experienced Islam like I had never known. I saw sisterhood. I saw happiness. That was the moment that I felt my life begin to change. I could not believe that I had been ignorant about this beautiful, indescribable sisterhood that Islam was giving me.
That year, I began the slow process of becoming a stronger Muslimah. I started shedding bad habits. I would focus on my prayer. I even worked up the nerve to wear the Hijab. (No credit to the Sunday School teacher). After I made the decision, my friends at school started distancing themselves from me. People would talk behind my back.
It was hard. I had nowhere to turn except Allah. I asked Him to grant me good, genuine friends. He blessed me with the best. He led me to Young Muslims.
I met people who positively influenced my life in ways that I can’t begin to describe. I started looking forward to Fridays every week because I wanted to be with these sisters. They broke the stereotypes I had about practicing Muslimahs. They were fun. They joked around. I could talk to them with ease. They were human!
I learned from them. I looked up to them. I am grateful to them. They probably don’t realize how much they’ve influenced my life. In the past few years, I have became more confident and gained self-esteem and respect for myself. I could never have imagined that my life would change so much.
Please please please, if you’ve had bad experiences like I did – where people made you feel like dirt – don’t take that for Islam. Islam is meant to uplift not to degrade. Enroll in an Islamic class, join a youth group, learn more about your religion.
There will always be people who discourage you, judge you, look down on you, and make you feel like you could never surmount to anything. But ignore them. You might even feel like I did, “I’m a terrible Muslim, how could I of all people change?” Never be hopeless of Allah’s limitless Mercy.
Take the first step. Allah knows your potential. Just keep asking from Him. Raise your hands to Him. Make dua to Him. You’ll be surprised.
Islam for Muslims / Re: Can Muslims Celebrate Valentine? by hadbak: 5:36pm On Feb 09, 2013
BetaThings:

This is an opinion surely
Muslims believe that God created us and gave us guidance and we believe God's guidance should be weightier than the opinion of a human being
they don't know d purpose of life n y God created them..I really pity them.
Islam for Muslims / Re: Lodge Your Complaints Here by hadbak: 10:49am On Feb 08, 2013
vedaxcool: ^

It is a satire, written by a muslim, who was actually mockingly presenting how bad Islam by showing its positive aspects that only a mad man would call evil!
how are u sure it was written by a muslim. Its posible dey set it up. And y was it posted by a non-muslim? Its obvious he is just trying to drive at d usual hate....any which way we shld not encourage such rubish on IFM sectn..
Islam for Muslims / Re: Lodge Your Complaints Here by hadbak: 9:13am On Feb 08, 2013
Salam dear mod! I fine this thread offensive to islam and uncalled for..
https://www.nairaland.com/1185486/exposing-evil-religion-called-islam
This should not be seen on islam for muslim section. If they need clarification about islam we can make it clear but not calling islam evil to our face like this please. Please can something be done about it..
Thanks!
Islam for Muslims / Re: We Are Losing Our Identity To The Arabs by hadbak: 12:04pm On Feb 06, 2013
murtalaa: @Poster

If you think you will get a pat from these bigots on NL you are sadly mistaken. You will never get anything short of ridicule. let me tell you why you should be proud of your Arabic name: 1. Our beloved prophet was an Arab 2. Qur'an was revealed in Arabic 3. Arabic would be the language of the hereafter.If you don't find these reasons enough to be proud of your Arabic name then you have no besiness identifying yourself as muslim. When people mistake you for hausa, does that implies that you are loosing your identity to Arab? when have Hausas become Arabs?
may Allah reward u wit good. This is d angle I have been wanting him to look at. May Allah let him c it bfor its late
Islam for Muslims / Re: We Are Losing Our Identity To The Arabs by hadbak: 12:12am On Feb 06, 2013
THEPOLY11: Arabic is a language and Islamic is a religion they are both different but always go together , the reason why you study Quran in arabic is to proctect it's value, but the mistake with all black people today is that we buy all these religions and everything that comes with it , and we have no value for anything that is ours, we need to protect our culture as well .

Pratice your religion and do not loose your culture not everything in our culture is bad.....English People call YESHUA-JESUS , AND YORUBA CALL HIM JESU , GOD IS NOT A HUMAN THAT LISTEN TO YOUR VOICE BUT YOUR HEART .


pointless! look, u can go n bear ur Akintola/lagbaja for all I care, so long as its not me dats bearing d name..how does it fuel my car?
Islam for Muslims / Re: We Are Losing Our Identity To The Arabs by hadbak: 11:54pm On Feb 05, 2013
PAGAN 9JA:


shut up. they do worship in Persian. THe Zoroastrians. i know them.
Ignoramus!!! U bloody pajan thinks u know my relign that beta than I do? There is no muslim that say their salah in any lang other than arabic..if u say suplicatn, I will fall for it..joker!
Islam for Muslims / Re: Tolerance Is The Key by hadbak: 6:18pm On Feb 05, 2013
Not again!
Islam for Muslims / Re: We Are Losing Our Identity To The Arabs by hadbak: 4:59pm On Feb 05, 2013
justaqad:

there is no beef bro.
i simply love my root more than any other.
I'm a sis not a bro. Of cus I don't expect u to love any root more than yours. We are talking of the quran n messenger's root hia n u categorised dat as some root?..c'on ur smarter than tis now.
Islam for Muslims / Re: We Are Losing Our Identity To The Arabs by hadbak: 4:30pm On Feb 05, 2013
donwilz: I am no muslim, but what you are saying in essence is the allah will not understand you when you speak in other languages, apart from arabic?. This is the height of ignorance and complex issues. The Op is spot on IMHO. This also applies to Christians! I don't get the logic in bearing alien names. I was laughed at in my high school days because i have no English name.. What happened to our pride ? God created all mankind equally. That is the beauty of diversity. Don't you ask yourselves , why God/Allah didn't make us all a single race? This is the beauty of his creation.. DIVERSITY.. Never forget your roots!
I understand ur pains, no one says u shld bear an alien name/forget ur root, never. U r n wil alway be an igbo, yor or hausa whether u speak it or not. Wht am saying is, the lang of d sciptures is important as ours too is important. its God that created all d langes yet he choose a language for His scripture. He does things acording to His wishes. The language of d quran is Arabic n I love Arabic with all my heart..when I die n resurect, I want to speak arabic, y'all heard!
Islam for Muslims / Re: We Are Losing Our Identity To The Arabs by hadbak: 4:13pm On Feb 05, 2013
justaqad:

arabic is the language of the language,but i cant love arabic mmore than Yoruba.Islam is my religion Yoruba is my language.
beef!!! Simple..
Islam for Muslims / Re: We Are Losing Our Identity To The Arabs by hadbak: 4:04pm On Feb 05, 2013
demmie1:

So if every one in the world is a muslim, should every one now start speaking only arabic as their first language? no, this will eventually push arabic as the superior>superior culture, which english is doing now to Nigerians. I fully support justaquad points.
Yeas, its d language of the quran n our dear prophet(pbuh) n it should superceed any language. I love my language but I love the lang of d quran n our dear prophet more. period!

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