Politics › Re: Oyinlola Wins Osun Election Petition by illusion2: 10:02pm On May 28, 2010 |
olafolarin: The governorship is still zoned to Aregbesola's constituency and he has a solid name and good chance of beating everybody come 2011. Zoned by who?  |
Politics › Re: Oyinlola Wins Osun Election Petition by illusion2: 9:24pm On May 28, 2010 |
[quote author=na_so link=topic=453188.msg6110693#msg6110693 date=1275073431]^^^^^^^^^^^^ Excellent.[/quote] Kobojunkie: @Illusion2, good one. Thanks  |
Politics › Re: Leave Yarima Alone - Women Tell Naptip by illusion2: 9:19pm On May 28, 2010 |
Fhemmmy: If they were so against marrying a minor, how come the dude was able to walk away without being arrested? She(baby-wfie) travelled out of Egypt ostensibly on a busines trip with her dad-Yerima's driver. |
Politics › Re: Doctor's Kidnap Story by illusion2: 9:15pm On May 28, 2010 |
edoyad: ^ Ehe , una don come with una fight again ba ?  Na so bros |
Politics › Re: Doctor's Kidnap Story by illusion2: 8:11pm On May 28, 2010 |
[center]Sad story, I need to bring this to the attention of mekuxxyx [/center] |
Politics › Re: Oyinlola Wins Osun Election Petition by illusion2: 7:59pm On May 28, 2010 |
Aregbesola & Tinubu need to relax.
They do not have so much entrenched support like they would like to think they possess.
i hate PDP,but I think rauf & BAT are wasting too much political capital on the Osun gov race,raising tension in the state unnecessarily and bankrupting Lagos state in the process
Even if Rauf got there(state house) how would he cope with the House of Assembly??
They should have started their movement from the ground -up not this 'commando ' style take-over bid.
Just my 2 cents. . . |
Family › Re: Would You Prefer A Functional Wife Or An Attractive One ? by illusion2: 7:38pm On May 28, 2010 |
lol! |
Politics › Re: Don't Honour Invitations, Muslim Group Tells Yarima by illusion2: 7:33pm On May 28, 2010 |
@jayzee-guy,if you really want people to read your posts,keep them short & straight to the point. All these cut & paste won't help your cause. We are in the modern world,you interprete ' ALL SCRIPTURE' in context. If not we should be fighting wars on horses & with swords  The God that 'gave' you the scriptures,gave you a brain as well,there's a purpose for everything. |
Literature › Re: Brighter Grammar by illusion2: 7:29pm On May 28, 2010 |
^^^ Nice one . . . tho' we're used to using 'shambles' without 'a' in naija. |
Politics › Re: Leave Yarima Alone - Women Tell Naptip by illusion2: 7:19pm On May 28, 2010 |
Isn't it funny that Egypt with 90% Muslim population bans marriage to minors.
As always,Nigerians(both christians & muslims) are more devout than the source of the religious beliefs. . . sad,sad |
Sports › Re: World Cup South Africa 2010! by illusion2: 12:40pm On May 28, 2010 |
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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Quote From An Arsenal Fan on Mourinho by illusion2(op): 12:29pm On May 28, 2010 |
ritchboy: @illusion, can you explain the motive behind starting a thread about one fan's daft opinion? Like Mourinho can survive one year at Arsenal under the circumstances. . . Just wanted to know what othe Gunners felt about this. . .he's not daft by the way. . just has a diff point of view from you  |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: What Will Cesc Fabregas Play At Barcelona? by illusion2: 8:47pm On May 27, 2010 |
. . . . he'll definitely play football  |
Politics › Re: Jurors In Tears As They Clear Nigerian Student Of despoil by illusion2: 8:40pm On May 27, 2010 |
The guy's a bit silly if you ask me. Just four days after arriving the UK prob after numerous prayer,fasting & vigils + appeals , he took home a total stranger. . . .  Shoulda leant from 'African China'  |
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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Quote From An Arsenal Fan on Mourinho by illusion2(op): 6:02pm On May 27, 2010 |
^^ Not really got it from here |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Quote From An Arsenal Fan on Mourinho by illusion2(op): 3:08pm On May 27, 2010 |
As an Arsenal fan, I hated him - we never beat Chelsea when he was their manager, having beaten them with monotonous regularity before he took over - but I had to admire him too. If you gave me the choice for 2010-2011 between Mourinho and the dismally unambitious Wenger - who couldn't motivate a lawnmower - I know who I would choose. |
Sports › Re: World Cup South Africa 2010! by illusion2: 2:48pm On May 27, 2010 |
I'll do Brazil,Cote d'ivoire,Portugal & DPK- Group G. I beg fill us in on full JD  |
Autos › Re: Brand New Armoured Bullet Proof Toyota Landcruiser by illusion2: 4:38pm On May 26, 2010 |
Nigeria is getting scarier by the day. . .  |
Literature › Re: Brighter Grammar by illusion2: 4:37pm On May 26, 2010 |
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Politics › Re: Nuzo For House Of Representatives 2011. The Revolution. by illusion2: 4:33pm On May 26, 2010 |
So have you now been screened out due to age restrictions?  |
Islam › Re: Curious About Islam,facts About Islam. by illusion2: 8:29am On May 26, 2010 |
toba: @all, theres something troubling me. I spoke to two of the muslim sisters here about 'love'. They said nothing for me that i am a keferi. I asked y&they said allah commanded muslims not to marry unbelievers. My point is im i an unbeliever&cant marry a muslim because im a christian? Does allah tag christians as unbelievers? Go and marry a christian like your self. . . .you can't force 'love'. And talking from experience its better for family stability. Just my 2 cents. Cheers, |
Politics › Re: Don't Honour Invitations, Muslim Group Tells Yarima by illusion2: 8:09am On May 26, 2010 |
AIRDIG: @illusion In a precipitance to issue a vitriolic comment, you fail to peruse my response. Do me a favour read them again from pg 7. to get my drift. (but given your predilection, I will have to wait & see) Ehen . . . . . . , see English ?  Vocab without dictionary. . .wa sere  Seriously,if indeed you disagree with Yerima,whats the point of your argument? nuggard: Muslims are Paedophiles Muslims are not Paedophiles . . .Yerima is  |
Music/Radio › Re: What Are You Listening To Right Now? by illusion2: 3:30pm On May 25, 2010 |
"Inkanyezi nezazi" by Ladysmith Black Mambazo  |
Politics › Re: Don't Honour Invitations, Muslim Group Tells Yarima by illusion2: 3:21pm On May 25, 2010 |
@AIRDIG, you are trying too hard !  Lets even assume you are correct,this is 2010. . . which 'christian' senator in Nigeria has quoted your dubious texts as justification for marrying a minor? Don't dig yourself further (tho' you're AIRDIG  ). . . . do you think its wrong for Yerima to spend so much resources on a 13 year old or not? Trying to look for Mungo Park examples can't work. [quote author=Had_one link=topic=448497.msg6090474#msg6090474 date=1274782191][size=18pt] But pastors inpregnates teenagers and practice homosexuality with small boys of below 10yrs inside the most holiest churches, but no thread in that respect exist on NL.[/size]  [/quote]Check very well on NL,all these topics are thrashed regularly,but unlike people like you . . .most christians don't try to find justification for nonsense . |
Politics › Re: Don't Honour Invitations, Muslim Group Tells Yarima by illusion2: 7:35pm On May 24, 2010 |
nopuqeater: @onlysose (m) « #156 on: Yesterday at 08:35:49 AM » Common sense, is permissable in Islam, as long as it is not against Quran and Sunnah. When the prophet sent Abdullah (RA) as the governor of Yemen, he asked him how will he judge the people. his answer was by the Book of Allah. he then asked if you do not see the decision immediately from Quran, what do you use? he said by Sunnah of the prophet (AS). the question is the same about sunnah as that of Quran above. the governor to be said i will use by own discretion (brain, common sense, etc, acting independently). the prophet (AS) said that he is grateful that Allah allows people of independent conscience in Islam. for if there is no independent conscience we will all be like drones, not seeing the fullness of the sea of knowledge in Islam. for example, all could just have married their first cousin, rather than looking far and wide even accross the pond for a mate, in order to vary the genetic pool.
give me a single verse of the Quran that supports your statement and or provide a hadith or give example of a marriage between sahabah, male and female companions or a woman mate that is not a muslim that will support child bride. and before you use Aisha(RA) as example, please know that the conditions of Muhammad (AS), are unique. his fasting, his number of wives, etc, are not like that of muslims in general. what is important too about Aisha is that she was seen in dreams, twice by the messenger (AS) and dream is part of revelations and when was Aisha (RA) born relative to her father's first year of Islam entry to it? if she was born before the beginning of revelation, how old was she before "Iqra" and then 13 years in Makka, she couldnt have remained 9 in the second year of Hijra!
I need a single verse from the Quran that says child bride is allowed. But of course Muhammad (AS) says get knowledge even if it means going to china for it. even from nigeria and on plane, china is a long distance journey and the one who goes there for knowledge must be dedicated to the intention.
wrong my brother. any law by anyone that does not have its thread to Quran, Ahadith must be innovation which leads to hell fire. for exampke, the prophet [ra] sent some companion on a mission made one of them a leader whom all must obey. the leader on the journey ordered his associates to collect wood and made a fire, which when it became inferno commanded them to jump into. they refused and he quipped that the prophet (AS) had made me your leader and commanded you to obey me. they said yes, but we will not obey you on this. finally when they returned to Medina, they asked the prophet, who told them that if they had obeyed his commandment of jumping into fire, they would have remained in the fire until the day of Judgement. of course no believer wants to be in fire! We must not obey blindly. Allah does not even want people to worship Him blindly, except to know His Lordship as Absolute.
Ibrahim (AS) the father of faith and a FRIEND of Allah even wants to be sure, by asking question, using common sense in order that his heart be at peace.
there is no law in Islam that is rigid. there are always choices. there is no islamic state, there is no Kalifah. we have individual believers, mumim, mumina, but there is not true muslim country. saudi arabia is not it and definitely iran is not it. look at what they do, to other muslims and even to non muslims! the guy who is marrying 13 years old woman, and devorcing them at 19, is performing Zina if he knew at the time of marriage that there will be a time in the future that he will devorce her. if he does that, he is what we call people of Zina. finally, Sahabah Ali Abitalib (RA) cautioned women from marrying his son from Fatimah (RA) because he was fond of marrying and devorcing just as much since the women were willing because they wanted to be part of the "HOUSE of the prophet (AS)" in order to be covered in the prayer Commanded by Allah in Surah Azhab. Deeds are looked upon by intentions. If the intention is unIslamic, the deed will be looked at as unIslamic. nopuqeater = common sense. Enough respect to you. . . . . . .your post is deeply revealing ,kudos ! |
Politics › Re: Don't Honour Invitations, Muslim Group Tells Yarima by illusion2: 4:16pm On May 24, 2010 |
[center]AIRDIG is very busy on google ,desperately trying to find where a six year old got married in the Bible [/center] |
Islam › Re: Curious About Islam,facts About Islam. by illusion2: 7:29am On May 24, 2010 |
I understand your point of view. . . This brings me to our previous discussion of what constitutes 'Sharia Law'. As exemplified in my example above- comparing an ARAB ISLAMIC country with a poverty stricken one like Nigeria. Is it stated in the Qu'ran categorically that a thief's hands must be cut off,our you are inferring from similar situations that occured 1,500 years ago?Laws & statutes as our legal friends will tell us need to be codified and clearly stated. Offences & penalties clearly spelt out. E.g Its in the nigerian penal code that anyone that contavenes certain sections will be liable to so,so & so years in prison or fine; depending on the offence Is this the case with 'Sharia Law'? I have an Arab muslim collegue,whose teenage son was caught drinking in Doha some years back(his fellow white british friends were not charged),a Sudanese judge sentenced him to 50 strokes  My colleague protested because in his own opinion,it was 'too severe' , now I asked. . .what would be the right punishment? He said maybe 6-10 strokes  Now why would the poor boy be given 50 strokes ,if the qu'ran had stated 6-10 strokes?  Or is the punishment subject to interpretation & modification? Strokes of cane. . . one can recover from,but making someone permanently disabled. . . .I don't know.  Then again,are criminal penalities under 'Sharia law' meant to punish & reform or seek retribution? You get my point? |
Literature › Re: Brighter Grammar by illusion2: 8:36pm On May 23, 2010 |
[quote author=Azuka.O link=topic=393698.msg6028519#msg6028519 date=1273747077]Which sentence is correct? 1. The polls' results temporarily put the UK at a crossroads. 2. The polls' results temporarily put the UK at a crossroad. 3. The polls' results temporarily put the UK at crossroads.[/quote]MOST APPROPRIATE STATEMENT-- The election results temporarily put the UK at a crossroad. The poll results, should be the correct answer. . . so none of the above. would apply. To confirm juggle the words around a bit - The results of the election . . . . . . .(correct) The results of the poll. . . . . . .(correct) , if more than one poll = The polls results (no need for apostrophe )  |
Islam › Re: Curious About Islam,facts About Islam. by illusion2: 8:29pm On May 23, 2010 |
^^^ *** claps*** claps*** I wonder what would have happened if Cut & Paste hadn't been invented  But I really get your gist & I agree- people should always read Holy books in context  |