Candis009: Tanx sisie,ifyjemila ofcos she is

can you read Quran 33 v 59 for her which says: o prophet! Tell your wives and your daughter and the women of the believer to draw their cloaks(veil) or hijjab all over their bodies(ie seveen themselves completely, except the eye to see the way) that will be better that they should be known(as free respectable woman) so as not to be annoyed . And Allah is ever oft forgiving, most merciful. Let her know it is Allah's instruction, & always remember her in your prayers. Inshallah she will chenge.

Salam everybody in the housn, what do you intend to break your fast with & tomorrow's suhur?

Candis009: wow wow wow... Lemme say I luv ds,am inspired n.... av bin on NL for some tym now Buh Neva bumped into D's thread bcz I don't usually enter 'Islam for Muslims' cz anytime I do,I find abusive topics n bla bla bla... was bored yestanyt n was just looking around,found it quite interesting. Jazakumu lahu khairan to u all for ur contributions n love for Islam.

My own challenge is on d issue of hijab. Afta my sec school,I went on holidays @ my uncle's place wch was quite long. hs wife wears flowing hijab n I rilli took interest in it. Dat was wen I started using d jilbaab,but wen I came home it was difficult to continue bcz of my parents(dey said I had changed completely n wats wt wearin d hijab always even in d house ,(Dats wen we av visitors,)dey get pissed at every lil thing I do,dat I don't even relate well again n all ODA related issues),I realised I was hurtin dem n before u knew it,I stopped. aktually,I don't go out wtout complete covering, like I wear my free skirt,jacket n roll my veil. of recent I even started sewing new hijabs n am getting more consistent in weà8ng dem now again. uhm,its not easy. Like yestaday she saw one of my hijabs n was like is D's one not reaching grnd(my mum,cz I just cam3 bk fr9m skull). Got discouraged again cz I luv ha n don't want to hurt ha. a times I fe3l guilty dat am I no5 disobeying Allah? Trying sha but its nô5 eàsy. May Allah aid n guide us. ova to u all,advice,coñttribution,criticism n all

Wats ur advice to so many odas like me out dere?

pls my sister is your mother a muslim?

ameenahz: Wow! Our Sissie is pretty. May Allah put his barakah in all your endeavours.

Ameen

CERKEYNAH: @ harmeenart; when u get to d bridge u'll cross it, just ask 4 God direction.
@ all; I av something dt has been disturbing my mind c goes does: how do u care 4 ur hair 4 ummus in da houz considering d fact dt u av to take ur ghusl(spiritual bath) after intercourse unlike normal cycle c u know is once in a mnth u've gotta wash. I av dis stubborn hair, n long c i av to relax after so much pain, I also dont like plating my hair cos of headache buh I wash n pack it neatly. Buh been married n putting water on it often is disturbing n it get due easily. Pls my sis both married n singles, I nid ur suggestion, contributions n advise. Tanx

i thing you should get your self a hand drier, after bath you dry your hair immediately.

Bigcake: if a blind man leads a blind man, assuredly i put it to you that both will fall into a pit. Jesus christ is the only saviour of Mankind. Am not attacking you, but try and have a personnal relationship wit Him and you will never regret it. I wish u well my guy.

where do you worship?

harmeenart: Assalam alaykum sisters.
Just wanted to share my own experiences.
One thing I find challenging with the hijab is d issue of hairdo.To get a place to make ur hair is always a serious issue.1 of d complains dey give is "I cant close the door of my shop".
But I knw Allah is our source of help.

i had same problem, i made a friend with one of the hair dressers in my area who comes to my house whenever her service is needed.

Bigcake: My Brother, its only JESUS dat can save. Just try Him today n u wont regret.

This thread is for muslims so pls back off.

Sissie: Khadijah bint Khuwaylid

She was from the tribe of quraish and bani asad, she was à rational and venerable women who was famous for her strictness, reason and decency, because of this she was respected and desired by the elite of her tribe.
She got married to Abu Halah and gave birth to Halah and Hind, after his death she married Ateeq and they separated after sometime. She refused many proposals of marriage from venerable men.

She was wealthy and use to hire men to manage her business, being informed of the Prophet's truthfulness, integrity and good manners before his messengership, she entrusted him to run her trade, she was quite pleased with his achievements, but what pleased her more and gained her admiration was the Muhammad (SAW) himself.

She found herself emotionally attracted to him. She started to wonder will he accept her proposal since she ess forty five years and he was only twenty five, her friend Nafisa bint Munabbih comforted her and reminded her of his good character, lineage over all those venerable men who sort her, no sooner did Nafisa leave khadija than she (Nafisa) went to meet Muhammad (SAW), she asked him "why did you not marry Muhammad" he answered "I cannot afford marriage" she smiled and said "if there is anyone who could be eligible would you agree" he asked "who is she" and she said "khadijah bint Khuwaylid" he said "I would agree if she did"
Nafisa instantly went to khadijah to tell her the good news. On the other hand Muhammad told his uncles he wished to marry Khadijah, and Abu talib, Hamza and others went to khadijah's uncle Amr ibn asad.
The marriage was concluded.

To be continued.

I know about this but these days if a sister unfortunately jarms a brother who is not knowledgeable, what do you think the brother will call that sister?

Sissie:

We've not had much contributions from sisters for some time now.

Inshallah it will no longer be board.

Sissie:
Wa Alaikum salam.
Bashfulness means shy/reserved/not wanting to be noticed, so the question is if you see a single and searching good Muslim brother and you think he will be a good husband will you approach him and propose to him directly or indirectly? Or you will just let him be and pass you by.

For me i can not proposn to a brother no matter what.

Sissie:
Wa Alaikum salam.
Bashfulness means shy/reserved/not wanting to be noticed, so the question is if you see a single and searching good Muslim brother and you think he will be a good husband will you approach him and propose to him directly or indirectly? Or you will just let him be and pass you by.

For me i can not propose to a brother.

Pelummy: salam alaikum sis,what do you mean by a good brother passing u by because of your bashfulness?

About asking same question.

Any body in the house? Assalamualekun.

luqken: salam alaykum ma'ams. so sorry for intruding, just cant resist it.
as a brother,father,husband and son to u all, i appreciate ds thread and ur discussions. may Allah reward u all esp dose multitaskng in ds holy month.

Ameen.

Sissie: salam sisters
how do you find time to do ibadah during ramadan, being a worker/student, mother and doing the cooking for iftar and sahur, how do you juggle going for tarawih, reading the quran and doing tahajud.
i think the men finds it easier than us.
personally, i go to work, immediately i get home, i head to the kitchen to cook, break my fast, pray, read the Quran but praying tarawih is a struggle and waking up for tahajud is another.
am sure its tougher for married women, who work and have little children and demanding husbands.
i know its just the beginning and i will adjust to the situation but then how do we still do it.
we women multitask alot.

yes its not easy but may Allah make it easy forgive us for our short coming.

k4kenny: Salam alaykum sisters.
Wonderful thread. On the issue of hijab, I believe what's worth doing at all is worth doinf well. The funky hijabs I see these days are a no no. Imagine someone wearing a transparent hijab, barely passing her shoulders, then wears a fitted top and tight jeans ? I see a lot of these in lagos. Even in the North, the hausa girls use their Hijab more as a fashion statement. I'm not judging o, but I feel the Hijab should be used in obedience to Allah and not an accessory.

yes it is true, at times i fill uncomfortable seenig most of our sisters wearing trasparents hijjabs. We need to always give lactures about the importance of hijjab. May almighty Allah make us good muslims.

Sissie:

Salam your welcome to this thread.
I must say it's been a little bit boring for sometime now.
Wa yakking.

Walekun- Salam why did you say is boring?

Salam to everybody in the house. A big jazak to my sister sissie for letting me know the existence of this thread.

Assalamualekun, I thing it is good to discuss & know the challenges we face on our daily bases as muslim sisters in our verious locations. As for me the community where i stay in rive state forbid hijjab because their masquerades cover the way we cover but that dose not privent me from wearing my hijjab because hijjab is my pride.

Mintayo:
Heheheheh,maybe u shld go back to my post again and read it slowly.Lol.
I didnt say The Quran say u shld worship Jesus,Lol.
Its like reading d two books and still convinced that Christainity- the believe in Jesus and accepting Him into ur life as ur Lord and savior is the way.
I dnt wana go into my discovery,it will be too much for u.
And let me tell you,I am a follower of Paul...:p-did it shock u?

what discovery do you have infact i challenge to that discovery of your.

Mintayo:
Abeg,talk something new Jawe and stop this ur ignorance.
And YES,I WORSHIP JESUS,go figure...He is the Lord over all,and soon every knee shall bow and every tongue will confess that Jesus is Lord.

If jesus is lord, what wil God be?

Lil B®ight™©:
Firstly I don't read/understand Arabic Secondly I'm in all ways pleased with the Bible, thanks for your....offer

you can read english translated quran.

Phoenix619: Who's she? Never heard of her. And why's she going into yorobawood instead of Nollywood? All this talentless actresses sef.

It won't be long before we hear of alhaji somewhere. Who knows if her ex is really the father of her children.

;P

whats your business instead of your to asking qustion you there critisizing her or are you jealous?

peteregwu:

my friend, I am not resurrecting any child. it is God that will do it. what i said was that I would pray and not me doing the mirvale but God.

am not an unbeliever. I am believer in Christ Jesus. I am chosen. I have seen a woman whose child, and when she rushed to our church (the lords chosen church) with the dead baby, in the course of prAyer from the general overseer of the church, the child sneezed and came back to life.

so, what are you talking about? in the case of my neighbour God could have done the same thing in other for them also to believe that their is power in The lord Jesus. have you been reading some of the testimonies I have been posting here on nairaland coming out from our church. do you think am that kind of a Christian that does not know the God he is serving. the Jesus i know is tye one in the bible and alive forever, who did signs and wonders and still at work doing it. check out the testimonies at www.thelordschosenworld.org

today in fellowship, a woman who has been carrying a womb for 12yrs with a lifeless child received deliverance and the baby started kicking. am not talking about any church, am talking about the lords chosen.

my friend their is power in the lord Jesus!

The more you look the less you see thanks

Hordunlarmy: wot does computer hav 2 do wif dis

this is pure computer work from photo shop

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Just follow the fb link and ask ALHAJI MUHAMMAD KABIR ORJIEGBULAM.

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I got to know about nairaland through my close friend Sal C, a know catholic nairalander.

I got to know about naira land through my friend Sal C, a well known Catholic nairalander.

Shit, computer no go kill me for this world.

The way you make your bed so shall u lyn on it. You can also can not assist your parents all dapends on individue.

Oh! Men see dogon yaro.