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Asalam alekuim @ all.I was wondering if there is any sura or maybe hadith that gave a detailed account of the creation?Besides does anyone of us see Friday as a holy day and therefore working on friday a haram?

^Ofcourse she is.It was just recently that i discovered she was not a muslimah.@Hymen,i just have to add this;It was not a very smooth journey at first for us.My mum especially kept giving me instances of all the crime in the world that was somehow tangled with Islam(according to her),im a model,deciding to give up that was tough,friends were lost initially though now everyone has gotten over it as Islam did not change who i am but rather it changed how i view life and react to issues.I however think i have an advantage been that I and my husband embarked on the journey together,im guessing it wud be more complicated it i were single or it was just 1 of us converting.The best part of it is that God is great and he alone at the best and appointed time wud find you,clear all doubts(believe me,i had thousands of them then)direct and lead u to the truth.

^^chai chai Umuahia lee ooh.onye ga enyetum "ofe akpuru-akpu egusi" ?.O nwere ebe anyi na aga ata nsisa na afara,lol.Ala igbo amaka!

Odunnu biko,o mu Ifeoma ka gi na Tokumbo choro iji eti okwe?lol Uwa nile ma na gi na ya na akpa.Igbo gi amaka,gi onwe gi makwara nma.I nakwa enye Tokumbo garri na ofe onugbo?

All the way from Holland and intrested in Nigerian women,we so unique or fascinating?wouldn't she have better luck if she look closer home,Germany for a start.btwn,assuming we contribute,wud she have written and concluded her research based on what nld says?lol Goodluck to y'all. . .

How do u all round-up  the ages of your wives and mothers?eg your wife/mum wud be exactly 23 by december but she had a child in October,is she 23 or 24?It did not work for me,besides i had twins (2 boys)while it predicted girl for me.lol

Old thread but someone might be in the same boat so,why go for a friend's ex or on-and-off lover when u can get ur own?They both could be playing games with u to see if u deserve the tag "friend".Lots of free female out there,go get urself one.

@OP,at the onset of ur relationship did u directly or otherwise tell her u are her new messaih hence she shld cast ALL her burdens on you?Don't wait for her to come up with a new request,sit her down today and tell her that u love her but u need to save and invest more in the future(which hopefully includes her) hence you won't be able to meet up to her demands.If she leaves u afterwards,her loss!

Naija police and "investigating the matter" line,someone was arrested red-handed and they are still investigating the matter?na so dem go investigate dis matter sotay dis man go disappear from custody and this case forgotten.lmao@ the juju BS.

^keyword is ho.
My reaction wud still be same.action and reaction,cause and effect.
Both parties very well earned and deserved what they got and gave.

hymen:
I hope your husband is not my LagosBoy o

Hahaha,Iyawo ejo r
Nay,Lb was born a Muslim,I and my husband were born as Christians.Besides,he is Yoruba,my husband is not Yoruba.
@Muki,

hymen:
sad,sad. . .I was looking forward to your testimony so as to learn a thing or two.

Kpele,I wish i can say more.My husband is a nlder so hes bound to read whatever i type.
Im looking forward to ur own testimony and besides,the greatest of all miracles and testimonies which is what i hope you come to experience asap is the one of God revealing himself to you and directing your steps to the right path.
@Navfav,no hard feelings bro.

pingolo:
A woman, Oluremi Bolaji, 32, held residents of Ijeshatedo, Surulere and its environs spell bound when she mysteriously appeared on the minaret of the Ijesha Central Mosque in Lagos.
Residents of the area had woken up to see the woman perched dangerously atop the minaret which is under construction as part of ongoing renovation works on the three-storey mosque.

The scene of the incident became a Mecca of sort as residents from the neigbouring communities gathered to witness the incident. Many of the onlookers expressed surprise at how Bolaji managed to climb the mosque tower even as they wondered how the mother of three would be rescued safely.

Meanwhile, there were different sides to the Bolaji saga. While some people claimed she was a witch on a failed mission, and reaping the fruits of her wickedness, others said she was mentally deranged, a claim corroborated by Bolaji’s father. According to Bolaji’s father who wept openly at his daughter’s risky situation, the victim was mentally ill and the family had been making plans to move her to a psychiatrist home for treatment before the incident.

Amid the confusion over how to rescue Bolaji safely from her precarious position, a commercial tricyclist, simply identified as Ikechukwu, offered to bring the lady down if his colleagues would compensate him with the sum of N1, 000. There was another angle to the Ikechukwu story, as another account said he had actually placed a bet with some other young men at the scene that he could bring down the woman. The wager was put at N1,000.00.

Ikechukwu, after getting the assurance that he would be given the money began to climb the minaret. Unaware that he was embarking on a dangerous mission, Ikechukwu never returned to claim the money he was promised. He was allegedly pushed down by Bolaji using one of the wooden beams the construction workers had placed in the minaret. He landed, hitting his head on the concrete floor. He died instantly. Following Ikechukwu’s fatal fall, Bolaji was said to have boasted that she would kill more people should they venture to bring her down.

However, the Imam in charge of the mosque, Ganiyu Oyebanjo, was said to have contacted the policemen and men of the State Fire Service. Daily Sun gathered that before the arrival of the crime fighters, a native doctor was said to have made a futile attempt to rescue Bolaji. The medicine man was said to have recited some incantations, cast spell but to no avail. He was reportedly chased away by the crowd. Men of the state fire service on their arrival splashed water on the victim hoping it would scare her, yet she remained adamant.

When Daily Sun arrived the scene Bolaji was seen entertaining her audience. Repeatedly, she would remove her clothes dance around while the malefolk applauded her. When it was obvious that the woman just had to be saved from possible death, able-bodied men comprising mainly of members of the Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC), took over the rescue mission.

They beckoned on her to come down, while she shouted in Yoruba language that they should leave her alone. She began throwing stones at the men who for safety had to wear helmet. Gradually the men climbed up the tower, distracted the lady while another with the aid of a plank pushed her from the minaret to the roof of the mosque. She was eventually brought down from the roof.

The mob attempted to lynch Bolaji but for the quick intervention of the police. She was whisked to Ijesha police station and later moved to a private hospital where she is receiving treatment. Her father lamented that things would not have degenerated to this if his daughter had not been turned back by Yaba Psychiatric hospital. According to him, the hospital had asked that the family should first treat the wounds Oluremi had inflicted on herself before bringing her for admission. The angry mob took to the street, protesting the death of Ikechukwu and calling for the heads of the woman and members of her entire family.

The mob barricaded Ijesha Lawanson Road, disrupting commercial activities and vehicular movements. Some hoodlums who hijacked the protest used the opportunity to snatch peoples mobile phones and handbags. The police eventually dispersed the protesters by firing tear gas canisters.
The Imam, Ganiyu Oyebanjo, expressed shock on how the woman managed to climb the minaret. “I think she was being controlled by a demonic force. She climbed the minaret at about midnight and was brought down around 11:00 am.”

He alleged that worshippers had prevailed on the deceased, Ikechukwu, to wait for the arrival of policemen and the fire fighters but he was adamant, probably because of the N1, 000, allegedly promised him by his colleagues.

Lagos State police spokesman, Mr. Frank Mba, who confirmed the death of Ikechukwu, said the quick intervention of the police saved the lady from being stoned to death by the mob. He said both the police and fire fighters rushed the woman in an ambulance to the police before taking her to the hospital.
He said the body of Ikechukwu had been taken by his family for burial. Mba advised members of the public to always report such incidents to the police rather than resort to jungle justice.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/jan/28/national-28-01-2011-003.htm

Na waooo
Different story everyday.

@Thread,LMAO

azharuddin:
@ify

Here is a small lesson for you which will bring you large benifits.

Before starting to anything good say 'Bismillahi-rrehmaan-ir-raheem'
meaning: "In the name of Allah, most Gracious, most Compassionate".
Whether you are about to start eating, or starting on a journey, getting back inside the house or while giving charity or while opening any book to read or starting to do any matter say Bismillahi rehmanirraheem.

We should always intend to do things for the sake of Allah. Only with intention we get benefit for our deeds. I hope you can make this a habit InshAllah.
Listen to this video if you have doubts in correct pronunciation.

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We all know about this but we seldom practice it. InshAllah we should try to make it a habit.

Can i also say "In the name of Allah,most gracious,most compassionate" ? I for now,prefer using English language .
Thank you so much.

Wow Hymen.
Its quite a long tori and most of the details very personal but let me just try.
Yep,Im a Pastor's child,still is but I grew up with Muslims around me,a few of my uncles and aunts are muslims.
The very main thing that lead me to Islam remains a secret i can't share online,sorry but long and short of it is that me and my husband could not resist or fight the urge in us anymore so . . . the rest is history.
Im glad we made the change,its been so far very good,no regrets.

nurabela:
Should a married woman accept a gift from her ex boyfriend?

I feel its Not right,I could be wrong though.Personally,The only times I can accept gifts from an ex is during my wedding or my children birthdays.I expect ex'es to channel their gift giving abilities to their next or current GFand leave my hubby to shower me with gifts.

Pictures of Aji busu. Im guessing the name aji busu was coined from the puss.ycat-like furs/rafters on their costume 
Evidently,Its a small masquerade .

Lolz.Who is teaching u Igbo? Onye gwara oke na azu no na ngiga bu onye gwara m na anya na uche Tkb di na ahu gi.

I was abt to suggest that but held back on second thoughts.We don't know how good/bad the land is plus i guess he needs fast cash,farmers wont give him fast and biggg money in a day.

^^Your igbo is not bad.If TKB is shooting blank i can recommend skillful shooters whose sole aim is scoring goals,hatricks Yeah,aji juru na abu m!Ike akuko di m today cos ife nile ga eme na abalia.

Abeg no be me and u go derail Shagamu man thread.Which wife?The one wey u wan marry with IOU ,she dey better man house now,expecting her first set of Ibejis.

Do men have it all,Dayo,Oga space watchman,im asking u?
@Topic,who determines and decide my definition of all? I have all i need and want,expecting more!.i have come to realize that what I, years back saw as/thought to be  all were shadows that exist only in la la land.I have since slapped myself back to reality,adjusted my lens to accommodate more and eliminate some,sacrificed here n there to get the all I really need.IMO,anyone regardless of the sex sitting down to wait till he/she gets it all might end up getting none and losing all.

Ooops,Izaga is the one that wears white,carries and rings a bell to announce its presence and stands/walks on sticks(joined to its ankles or sumthin).Ulaga is always on black,immediately it comes and leaves  a funeral(titled men),the person is buried.Izaga is taller than Ulaga though.

^Onitsha.Ulaga is a very tall masquerade and shld be placed almost on same levels with Izaga.Im not sure now but i think Ulaga comes out only during funerals of titled men(ozo,agbalanze na ndi ichie ume) whilist aji busu is worn by boys with the sole purpose of hunting and flogging girls

The ones i use and know how to manipulate without help are:
Photobucket
Friendstar
ebuddy
Opera mini
Dictionary
Amazon
GPS
IMdb
Ringtone mixer

chic2pimp:
I wonder what the reaction woulda been had this post said Sex Workers(Male) beat up customers(female) into Coma? Just wondering. . . . . . .

Good to know that a Niaja man agrees that men ho do exist.

First where is dis land located?No bi everywhere dem dey carry mast go
Must it be leased to a telecommunications company?Have u thought of other options?

Kuli-kuli

Did they all visit same salon for their hair ? the bride is no exception,all but Chioma,the lady on braids and Maybe Ngozi(not sure cos her face is not very visible) wore terrible hair.
lol@Iya orobo flexing fat muscle with one hand top/gown.

Missssy B
Ebube berra go easy with whatever she is using on her skin.
Who be all dose pipul?Aside the couple and 1 or 2 pics,all i can say is ewwwwwwwww