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| Christianity Etc › Re: Updated Answers To Questions About ISIS by jidoex66(op): 1:29pm On Dec 31, 2015 |
jidoex66:
This special research project was compiled and edited in August 2015 by ING summer intern Salma Abdulkader, a rising sophomore majoring in Political Science and International Affairs at Dominican University of California.
Who is ISIS and where did they come from?
ISIS stands for the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, also called the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant or ISIL, and, more recently, just IS or Islamic State. The group is popularly known as Da’-ish in Arabic. Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi, former Al-Qaeda member in Iraq, is credited with laying out ISIS’ original ideology. Though killed by a U.S. airstrike in 2006, Zarqawi was the first to move the insurgency in Iraq from a struggle against U.S. troops to a Shia-Sunni war. The demographics of ISIS are diverse; it has members of different ages, ethnicities, and agendas. Former followers of Saddam Hussein’s Baathist regime in Iraq make up a substantial portion of the organization. Following U.S. intervention, Baathist supporters who were not put in military prisons fled into hiding. When US troops withdrew, the weakness of the interim government left a power vacuum. This was an ideal setting for the creation of ISIS. Teaming up with former members of Al-Qaeda’s Iraq branch, the former Baathists created what became ISIS. Led by Abu Ayyub Al-Masri, a former Al-Qaeda member, and Omar Al-Baghdadi, a former Baathist, a handful of small insurgent groups joined together to form the Islamic State in Iraq. There is much speculation over who the original leader was, but Al-Baghdadi was identified as the organization’s public face.[1] Both of these leaders were killed in an U.S.-Iraqi air strike in 2010. In June 2014, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi proclaimed himself the Caliph. He is known as the invisible sheikh, commonly covering his face in order to create an alluring shroud of mystery.[2] He is rumored to have several college degrees in Islamic studies. In February 2014 al-Qaeda cut all ties with the group, reportedly because of its brutality, and after a falling out between ISIS and another al-Qaeda-related Syrian opposition group, al-Nusra Front,[3] but the Baathist roots within the Islamic State are very strong. Many former Saddam Hussein followers have been known to hold high positions in ISIS’ regime and ISIS makes use of Baathist intelligence tactics.[4] Today, ISIS has occupied large areas in Iraq and Syria, creating chaos and murdering and terrorizing thousands and driving many more from their homes.
Why do people join ISIS?
There are a variety of reasons that people decide to join the Islamic State. Through its propaganda and recruitment process, IS targets those who are outcasts in their community or minorities in their country or who have been discriminated against in a Western context. These individuals are usually either men in their mid-twenties who have a history of radical and violent behavior or association, or orthodox, traditional Muslims who often have personal radical views. For the younger recruits, the violent actions combined with the accessible propaganda glorifying ISIS’ victories seem to them as alluring and exciting. Orthodox Muslims, however, often confuse the Islamic State’s narrative with legitimate traditional Islam and see joining it as a pledge of loyalty to their faith. Not included in these two categories are refugees from the conflict in Syria. Often feeling that they have no other choice, many swear allegiance to ISIS in exchange for food, shelter, and a promise of safety.[5]
What role does ISIS play in Syria presently?
While the supposed focus of ISIS in Syria was to overthrow the dictator Assad, it is widely reported that there has not been direct fighting between ISIS and Assad forces. There have in fact been widely known reports and other evidence of trade agreements between the two parties.[6] By fighting alongside groups like the Free Syrian Army and al-Nusra Front, ISIS hopes to gain access to more recruits for its own agenda. When the Free Syrian Army sent a worldwide message requesting aid for their cause, the United States decided to send weapons. However, these weapons ended up in the hands of ISIS, becoming a major contributing factor to their current power.[7] Additionally, some of the Western journalists whom ISIS murdered were reported to have been captured initially by Assad forces, another evidence of collaboration between the two forces, raising the question of who is really behind ISIS (according to many Syrians, the Assad regime among others). ISIS is more focused on reaping the benefits of the situation for its own agenda than on overthrowing the Assad government or assisting the Free Syrian Army, unlike the other opposition groups; additionally, again unlike other Syrian opposition groups, it is made up of foreign fighters, not Syrians.
Where does ISIS get their resources and funding?
Though the Saudi government has publicly condemned the Islamic State, private funding has been known to come from wealthy Saudi businessmen. Often it is sent through Kuwait, a country allegedly known for being permissive in regard to funding terrorist organizations.[8] Additionally, many of the weapons currently held by ISIS were unintentionally supplied by the United States, which had originally sent them to the Free Syrian Army to overthrow the Assad regime. These resources supplied by the United States were a key component in launching ISIS from a small jihadist group to the biggest growing threat in the Middle East.
What do Muslims think of ISIS?
Muslims worldwide have universally condemned ISIS for its brutality, extremism, and what they consider as “unIslamic” behavior. Those issuing such condemnations have included the government of Saudi Arabia as well as the country’s clerics, a coalition of over 100 scholars worldwide, and the authors and organizers of numerous articles, rallies, and press conferences condemning ISIS’ actions. The most grievous actions condemned by Muslims include beheadings and other brutal killings; kidnappings; enslavement; oppression of women;[9] aggression against Christians, Yazidis, and Muslims who disagree with ISIS; and other atrocities.
How does ISIS justify its actions in the name of Islam?
The Islamic State focuses on the idea of “jihad,” defined by them as “holy war.” In the Qur’an, jihad (meaning simply “struggle” or “striving” in Arabic) is not used to justify killing innocents or to condone violent behavior; even when used specifically in relation to war; jihad according to the Qur’an is permissible only as defensive action when the Muslim community is directly attacked. ISIS glorifies death in jihad among its members as martyrdom, to motivate the male (and sometimes even the female) members to fight to the death, putting before them the prospect of immediate entry into paradise. Along with this, ISIS frequently cites Qur’anic verses as justification. In their online propaganda magazine Dabiq, the Islamic State regularly quotes cherry-picked Islamic scripture.[10] Verses are often taken out of context to justify mass killings as ridding the earth of the kufar, which they define as anyone who is not a Muslim. The magazine is translated into multiple languages to cater to a worldwide audience and regularly reports on the geographical, political, and religious aspects and progress of the Islamic State. Its main purpose is to recruit more militants. According to ISIS, failure to believe in Islam is a crime deserving of death, mutilation, or slavery, in contrast to the Qur’anic injunction that “there is no compulsion in religion” (2:256).
Do its actions reflect Islamic teachings?
ISIS reflects an extremist interpretation of Islam that Muslims worldwide have declared illegitimate due to ISIS’ atrocious acts of violence toward others. Additionally, intellectuals and world leaders have universally agreed that ISIS should be treated as a political movement rather than a religious one. The political machinations involved in the conception of ISIS and the ways in which it carries out its agenda lead experts to conclude that ISIS may have religious affiliation but is fundamentally a political organization.[11]
Following is a summary of an open letter by several hundred Muslim scholars and leaders to ISIS leader al-Baghdadi, found at: http://www.lettertobaghdadi.com/
Here are examples of the violation by ISIS of Islamic teachings as accepted by the majority of Muslims.
Murdering innocents: Its blatant disregard for human life in particular directly contravenes teachings about the sanctity of life and commands to avoid killing innocents or civilians even in warfare, in particular women and children.
Persecuting Christians and Yazidis: Its destruction of churches and attacks against Christians directly violate Qur’anic teachings about the status of “People of the Book,” whose lives and houses of worship the Qur’an and prophetic sayings command to safeguard (Qur’an, 60: . Yazidis are also one of the religions specifically mentioned by the Qur’an as “People of the Book” (Qur’an, 22:17). The fact that this ancient sect – along with Iraqi Christians – has survived in Muslim lands is proof of the generally prevalent tolerant attitude of Muslims towards them and other minority religious groups.
Forced conversions: Converting people by force makes a mockery of religion, which according to widely accepted Islamic teachings should be embraced for God alone, not under duress. The Qur’anic verse ‘There is no compulsion in religion” clearly states the view on that question embraced by most Muslims, as do other verses that state that God chose to create diversity among people, including religious diversity, and that had God chosen to make every one of the same faith He would have done so (Qur’an, 10:99, 18:29, 13:31).
Torture and mutilation: Mainstream Islamic teachings specifically prohibit torture in any form, as they prohibit mutilating dead bodies or any disrespect of the dead. ISIS’ barbaric acts, which reflect the worst tendencies of humankind, show the true nature of its fighters as criminals, not religious practitioners.
Oppression of women: ISIS’s insistence on women wearing black, all-encompassing garments including a face veil, is an extreme application of the general commandment to wear modest dress. Their misogynistic attitude towards women, including their insistence on confining them to their homes, at a time when Muslim women across the world are teachers, doctors, scientists, and even heads of state, is a perversion of widely accepted Islamic teachings.
Slaves: One of the goals of Islam, as evidenced in both Qur’anic and prophetic practices about the merit of freeing slaves, was ultimately to end slavery at the time of revelation 1,400 years ago. This view has been universally adopted by Muslim societies and leaders. To revert to a practice that Islam sought to do away with makes a mockery of the principles of justice, equality, and other values and is merely a reflection of the gross misdeeds that are often perpetrated in war, including those against Muslim women in Bosnia and Syria. To do to others what was done to oneself is the antithesis of religion and morality.
Concubines: Particularly noxious is ISIS’ revival of concubinage (taking female prisoners of war as sex slaves). This practice existed in many pre-modern societies, including ancient Greece, Rome and China, as well as in the United States, where the use of female slaves for sex continued until the end of slavery after the Civil War. Concubines are mentioned in both the Bible and the Qur’an as an existing practice that reflected a particular time and social order in the greater context of slavery, often as a result of warfare. This practice has long been rejected by Muslims worldwide. ISIS’ attempt to revive it flies in the face of today’s normative Muslim attitudes and practice. It appears that it is being used both as a recruiting incentive and a perverse justification for the horrific reality of wartime rape which has been widely used as a tool of fear and repression in numerous wars in diverse cultures and places, including recently against Muslim women in Bosnia and Syria.
Harsh punishments: The random application of what are known as hudd punishments without the proper context for such application makes a mockery of the entire process. Additionally, all such punishments require the highest level of proof, not the lowest as has been practiced by ISIS and other extremist groups.
Jihad: Jihad is meant to protect the oppressed against aggression, not to furnish a pretext for aggression against others. Driving people out of their homes and massively killing and destroying are not jihad but pure aggression. Such actions can in no way be characterized as jihad, which means striving to inculcate moral character.
Declaring a Caliphate: It is an Islamic principle that one who seeks leadership should not be given it. Additionally, one cannot merely declare oneself to be a caliph, which is a term adopted after the death of the Prophet Muhammad for those who succeeded him as heads of state in a pre-modern context. This term continued to be used in the various dynasties which followed until the early 20th century, when the Ottoman caliphate was abolished. A true caliph as it’s been understood would need to be chosen by consensus of Muslim communities worldwide based on merit and reputation, not by force. https://ing.org/answers-to-questions-about-isis/ |
| Christianity Etc › Updated Answers To Questions About ISIS by jidoex66(op): 1:28pm On Dec 31, 2015 |
This special research project was compiled and edited in August 2015 by ING summer intern Salma Abdulkader, a rising sophomore majoring in Political Science and International Affairs at Dominican University of California. Who is ISIS and where did they come from? ISIS stands for the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, also called the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant or ISIL, and, more recently, just IS or Islamic State. The group is popularly known as Da’-ish in Arabic. Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi, former Al-Qaeda member in Iraq, is credited with laying out ISIS’ original ideology. Though killed by a U.S. airstrike in 2006, Zarqawi was the first to move the insurgency in Iraq from a struggle against U.S. troops to a Shia-Sunni war. The demographics of ISIS are diverse; it has members of different ages, ethnicities, and agendas. Former followers of Saddam Hussein’s Baathist regime in Iraq make up a substantial portion of the organization. Following U.S. intervention, Baathist supporters who were not put in military prisons fled into hiding. When US troops withdrew, the weakness of the interim government left a power vacuum. This was an ideal setting for the creation of ISIS. Teaming up with former members of Al-Qaeda’s Iraq branch, the former Baathists created what became ISIS. Led by Abu Ayyub Al-Masri, a former Al-Qaeda member, and Omar Al-Baghdadi, a former Baathist, a handful of small insurgent groups joined together to form the Islamic State in Iraq. There is much speculation over who the original leader was, but Al-Baghdadi was identified as the organization’s public face.[1] Both of these leaders were killed in an U.S.-Iraqi air strike in 2010. In June 2014, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi proclaimed himself the Caliph. He is known as the invisible sheikh, commonly covering his face in order to create an alluring shroud of mystery.[2] He is rumored to have several college degrees in Islamic studies. In February 2014 al-Qaeda cut all ties with the group, reportedly because of its brutality, and after a falling out between ISIS and another al-Qaeda-related Syrian opposition group, al-Nusra Front,[3] but the Baathist roots within the Islamic State are very strong. Many former Saddam Hussein followers have been known to hold high positions in ISIS’ regime and ISIS makes use of Baathist intelligence tactics.[4] Today, ISIS has occupied large areas in Iraq and Syria, creating chaos and murdering and terrorizing thousands and driving many more from their homes. Why do people join ISIS? There are a variety of reasons that people decide to join the Islamic State. Through its propaganda and recruitment process, IS targets those who are outcasts in their community or minorities in their country or who have been discriminated against in a Western context. These individuals are usually either men in their mid-twenties who have a history of radical and violent behavior or association, or orthodox, traditional Muslims who often have personal radical views. For the younger recruits, the violent actions combined with the accessible propaganda glorifying ISIS’ victories seem to them as alluring and exciting. Orthodox Muslims, however, often confuse the Islamic State’s narrative with legitimate traditional Islam and see joining it as a pledge of loyalty to their faith. Not included in these two categories are refugees from the conflict in Syria. Often feeling that they have no other choice, many swear allegiance to ISIS in exchange for food, shelter, and a promise of safety.[5] What role does ISIS play in Syria presently? While the supposed focus of ISIS in Syria was to overthrow the dictator Assad, it is widely reported that there has not been direct fighting between ISIS and Assad forces. There have in fact been widely known reports and other evidence of trade agreements between the two parties.[6] By fighting alongside groups like the Free Syrian Army and al-Nusra Front, ISIS hopes to gain access to more recruits for its own agenda. When the Free Syrian Army sent a worldwide message requesting aid for their cause, the United States decided to send weapons. However, these weapons ended up in the hands of ISIS, becoming a major contributing factor to their current power.[7] Additionally, some of the Western journalists whom ISIS murdered were reported to have been captured initially by Assad forces, another evidence of collaboration between the two forces, raising the question of who is really behind ISIS (according to many Syrians, the Assad regime among others). ISIS is more focused on reaping the benefits of the situation for its own agenda than on overthrowing the Assad government or assisting the Free Syrian Army, unlike the other opposition groups; additionally, again unlike other Syrian opposition groups, it is made up of foreign fighters, not Syrians. Where does ISIS get their resources and funding? Though the Saudi government has publicly condemned the Islamic State, private funding has been known to come from wealthy Saudi businessmen. Often it is sent through Kuwait, a country allegedly known for being permissive in regard to funding terrorist organizations.[8] Additionally, many of the weapons currently held by ISIS were unintentionally supplied by the United States, which had originally sent them to the Free Syrian Army to overthrow the Assad regime. These resources supplied by the United States were a key component in launching ISIS from a small jihadist group to the biggest growing threat in the Middle East. What do Muslims think of ISIS? Muslims worldwide have universally condemned ISIS for its brutality, extremism, and what they consider as “unIslamic” behavior. Those issuing such condemnations have included the government of Saudi Arabia as well as the country’s clerics, a coalition of over 100 scholars worldwide, and the authors and organizers of numerous articles, rallies, and press conferences condemning ISIS’ actions. The most grievous actions condemned by Muslims include beheadings and other brutal killings; kidnappings; enslavement; oppression of women;[9] aggression against Christians, Yazidis, and Muslims who disagree with ISIS; and other atrocities. How does ISIS justify its actions in the name of Islam? The Islamic State focuses on the idea of “jihad,” defined by them as “holy war.” In the Qur’an, jihad (meaning simply “struggle” or “striving” in Arabic) is not used to justify killing innocents or to condone violent behavior; even when used specifically in relation to war; jihad according to the Qur’an is permissible only as defensive action when the Muslim community is directly attacked. ISIS glorifies death in jihad among its members as martyrdom, to motivate the male (and sometimes even the female) members to fight to the death, putting before them the prospect of immediate entry into paradise. Along with this, ISIS frequently cites Qur’anic verses as justification. In their online propaganda magazine Dabiq, the Islamic State regularly quotes cherry-picked Islamic scripture.[10] Verses are often taken out of context to justify mass killings as ridding the earth of the kufar, which they define as anyone who is not a Muslim. The magazine is translated into multiple languages to cater to a worldwide audience and regularly reports on the geographical, political, and religious aspects and progress of the Islamic State. Its main purpose is to recruit more militants. According to ISIS, failure to believe in Islam is a crime deserving of death, mutilation, or slavery, in contrast to the Qur’anic injunction that “there is no compulsion in religion” (2:256). Do its actions reflect Islamic teachings? ISIS reflects an extremist interpretation of Islam that Muslims worldwide have declared illegitimate due to ISIS’ atrocious acts of violence toward others. Additionally, intellectuals and world leaders have universally agreed that ISIS should be treated as a political movement rather than a religious one. The political machinations involved in the conception of ISIS and the ways in which it carries out its agenda lead experts to conclude that ISIS may have religious affiliation but is fundamentally a political organization.[11] Following is a summary of an open letter by several hundred Muslim scholars and leaders to ISIS leader al-Baghdadi, found at: http://www.lettertobaghdadi.com/Here are examples of the violation by ISIS of Islamic teachings as accepted by the majority of Muslims. Murdering innocents: Its blatant disregard for human life in particular directly contravenes teachings about the sanctity of life and commands to avoid killing innocents or civilians even in warfare, in particular women and children. Persecuting Christians and Yazidis: Its destruction of churches and attacks against Christians directly violate Qur’anic teachings about the status of “People of the Book,” whose lives and houses of worship the Qur’an and prophetic sayings command to safeguard (Qur’an, 60: . Yazidis are also one of the religions specifically mentioned by the Qur’an as “People of the Book” (Qur’an, 22:17). The fact that this ancient sect – along with Iraqi Christians – has survived in Muslim lands is proof of the generally prevalent tolerant attitude of Muslims towards them and other minority religious groups. Forced conversions: Converting people by force makes a mockery of religion, which according to widely accepted Islamic teachings should be embraced for God alone, not under duress. The Qur’anic verse ‘There is no compulsion in religion” clearly states the view on that question embraced by most Muslims, as do other verses that state that God chose to create diversity among people, including religious diversity, and that had God chosen to make every one of the same faith He would have done so (Qur’an, 10:99, 18:29, 13:31). Torture and mutilation: Mainstream Islamic teachings specifically prohibit torture in any form, as they prohibit mutilating dead bodies or any disrespect of the dead. ISIS’ barbaric acts, which reflect the worst tendencies of humankind, show the true nature of its fighters as criminals, not religious practitioners. Oppression of women: ISIS’s insistence on women wearing black, all-encompassing garments including a face veil, is an extreme application of the general commandment to wear modest dress. Their misogynistic attitude towards women, including their insistence on confining them to their homes, at a time when Muslim women across the world are teachers, doctors, scientists, and even heads of state, is a perversion of widely accepted Islamic teachings. Slaves: One of the goals of Islam, as evidenced in both Qur’anic and prophetic practices about the merit of freeing slaves, was ultimately to end slavery at the time of revelation 1,400 years ago. This view has been universally adopted by Muslim societies and leaders. To revert to a practice that Islam sought to do away with makes a mockery of the principles of justice, equality, and other values and is merely a reflection of the gross misdeeds that are often perpetrated in war, including those against Muslim women in Bosnia and Syria. To do to others what was done to oneself is the antithesis of religion and morality. Concubines: Particularly noxious is ISIS’ revival of concubinage (taking female prisoners of war as sex slaves). This practice existed in many pre-modern societies, including ancient Greece, Rome and China, as well as in the United States, where the use of female slaves for sex continued until the end of slavery after the Civil War. Concubines are mentioned in both the Bible and the Qur’an as an existing practice that reflected a particular time and social order in the greater context of slavery, often as a result of warfare. This practice has long been rejected by Muslims worldwide. ISIS’ attempt to revive it flies in the face of today’s normative Muslim attitudes and practice. It appears that it is being used both as a recruiting incentive and a perverse justification for the horrific reality of wartime rape which has been widely used as a tool of fear and repression in numerous wars in diverse cultures and places, including recently against Muslim women in Bosnia and Syria. Harsh punishments: The random application of what are known as hudd punishments without the proper context for such application makes a mockery of the entire process. Additionally, all such punishments require the highest level of proof, not the lowest as has been practiced by ISIS and other extremist groups. Jihad: Jihad is meant to protect the oppressed against aggression, not to furnish a pretext for aggression against others. Driving people out of their homes and massively killing and destroying are not jihad but pure aggression. Such actions can in no way be characterized as jihad, which means striving to inculcate moral character. Declaring a Caliphate: It is an Islamic principle that one who seeks leadership should not be given it. Additionally, one cannot merely declare oneself to be a caliph, which is a term adopted after the death of the Prophet Muhammad for those who succeeded him as heads of state in a pre-modern context. This term continued to be used in the various dynasties which followed until the early 20th century, when the Ottoman caliphate was abolished. A true caliph as it’s been understood would need to be chosen by consensus of Muslim communities worldwide based on merit and reputation, not by force. |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Leicester Vs Chelsea (2 - 1) On 14th December 2015 by jidoex66(m): 6:48pm On Dec 14, 2015 |
irunooboo:
If Jamie vardy no score I will run to the streets naked  no change ur word... |
| Politics › Re: Shiites: Iran Calls Nigeria To Stop Crackdown On Group by jidoex66(m): 1:16pm On Dec 14, 2015 |
Macelliot:
Sunnis are followers of Aisha(muhammed's wife) while Shiites are followers of Ali(muhammed's uncle)...
Sunni headquarter is in Saudi arabia, while Shiite headquarter is in Iran...
The problem started on who will suceed muhammed after his death.. This lead to a deadly war between the two muslim fraction since 1500yrs ago till now...
As of now, they(muslims) have divided into 72 different sect.. Better not to talk of things you have no knowledge of than confuse others. Sunni is literally use to denote people that practise the sunnah ( which is a source of law taken from the sayings, actions and approvals of the Prophet Muhammad). So how do u get the idea of sunnis as the follower of Aisha rather than the prophet. for clarification Ali is Prophet cousin and not uncle, make Google your friend at least. |
| Politics › Re: Why We Attacked Zakzaky, Other Shiite Members – Nigerian Army by jidoex66(m): 11:59am On Dec 14, 2015 |
scammer everywhere |
| Politics › Re: Obiano Donates Patrol Cars To Police In Anambra (Photos) by jidoex66(m): 8:14pm On Dec 11, 2015 |
tunwumi:
2 things I have in mind.
1. What will these cars look like after 6 months with Nigeria police?
2. These are Toyota. What is the governor trying to say when innoson is manufacturing in the same state? Is this how the Governor want to promote the economy of the state or is this another #DasikiGate? Nice one, u read my mind. |
| Politics › Re: Amaechi In A Queue While Boarding A Flight In Abuja.. Photos by jidoex66(m): 10:07am On Dec 11, 2015 |
bigeagleeye:
We are gradually getting out of insanity! It is good for our children because they will meet the right attitudes we didn't meet!
Good to see that both APC AND PDP are on the same page on this one, for every Fayose cutting meat, there is an Ameachi joining queue and Ben Bruce replying people on Twitter! Ultimately we all can keep faking 'humbility' for now, soonest we will key into real humility! i love ur comment, just following u. |
| Phones › Re: See What Lying Can Lead To (see Photo) by jidoex66(m): 3:59pm On Nov 21, 2015 |
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| Education › Re: Never Give Up On Your Dream (touching Photo) by jidoex66(m): 7:06am On Nov 03, 2015 |
DATAW0NDER:
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| Politics › Re: Atiku Abubakar's Comment After Arsenal Match by jidoex66(m): 8:40am On Nov 01, 2015 |
VickyRotex:
Everybody go dey claim Arsenal now.
Abeg, Proudly Chelsea jare.
We will rise again  
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| TV/Movies › Re: "The CEO": Kunle Afolayan Wraps Up The Production In Nairobi Kenya (photos) by jidoex66(m): 9:40pm On Oct 24, 2015 |
Scammer |
| Celebrities › Re: Ohimai Amaize And Chine Ezekwesili Come For Each Other On Twitter by jidoex66(m): 2:49pm On Oct 23, 2015 |
Datavendor1:
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| Education › Re: Study In Bangalore @ A Very Cheap And Affordable Price,admission Still On by jidoex66(m): 2:10pm On Sep 28, 2015 |
avasweet:
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| Education › Re: Study In Bangalore @ A Very Cheap And Affordable Price,admission Still On by jidoex66(m): 12:31pm On Sep 28, 2015 |
avasweet:
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| Politics › Re: ’50 Senators’ Accompany Saraki To Tribunal For Corruption Trial by jidoex66(m): 9:37am On Sep 27, 2015 |
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| Politics › Re: ’50 Senators’ Accompany Saraki To Tribunal For Corruption Trial by jidoex66(m): 12:44pm On Sep 22, 2015 |
klickash077:
Ali baba and the 40 thieves comes to mind
i propose that, as soon as Saraki is found guilty of the charges, the 50 senators should be sent to jail too without trial, we all know that birds of same feathers flock together.
for the record am an indigene of kwara state, but the Saraki's have only not milked the state but butchered it for comsumption Whr in kwara State |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Church General Overseer Converts To Muslim And Gives Reasons by jidoex66(m): 7:05pm On Aug 03, 2015 |
Jarus:
I'm a Muslim and it is natural to feel happy for a man that joins the fold of my religion which I believe is the path to salvation (if I don't have the conviction, I wont practice it).
But I'm usually cautious with dream-based conversion, or indeed dream-based spiritual decisions in general, for two reasons.
1, It is subject to abuse. Anyone can claim he dreams that Islam is not the way and leaves Islam. If our argument for this kind of "favourable news" is based on dream, how do we counter or disprove one that "dreams" the opposite?
2, From my understanding of Islam, I know there are dreams. In fact, the Prophet (PBUH) was reported to have said there are 3 kinds of dream: good dreams from Allah, bad dreams from shaytan and dreams that are just a reaction to fantasies or what we think about (e.g, while awaiting my WAEC result, I can dream of seeing results).
It can be dangerous to rely on dream as we have seen many Muslims get misguided by dreams. I, for one, believe solatul fatih is a bid'ah (pardon me, non-Muslims, Muslims should be able to relate to this), but the initiator claims to have received it as a dream, that he saw "Prophet Muhammad" in his dream and he taught him. This goes contrary to what is well known that there is no addition to the deen after the prophet's death. As a matter of fact, shaytan (or his agents - shayatins) can disguise and mislead people in forms of dreams. I have seen this happen to people.
So what happens if this man comes back tomorrow and says he has dreamt again that Islam is not the way?
That is why I approach cases like this with caution. That said, since good dreams are from Allah, I find this acceptable - with caution, again.
My favourite basis of conversion is when someone sits down, studies the faith he is practicing vis a viz Islam and makes decision, not based on stupid wordly things we hear these days (like which one will make me richer, which people dress better, which one has adherents that pass exams more, which one has more doctors and which one has more motor park touts etc), but comparing the foundation, the kernel of each religion and arriving at superior. I did this in my coming of age (period when you question what you were born with and begin to search for truth - 2002-2003, for me) period too, and I found the foundation, the message of Islam incontrovertibly convincing. Hence, my firm choice. MashAllah you've spoken precisely and well enough. May Allah enrich our knowledge of the deen and guide our path. |
| Politics › Re: Abuja To Otuoke Trekkers Did Thanksgiving For Safe Journey by jidoex66(m): 2:05pm On May 25, 2015 |
Aminat508:
Biko, me sef wanna trek ooo..... Who go join me?
 Oya make we dey go dear |
| Romance › Re: Five Things Ladies Secretly Admire In A Guy by jidoex66(m): 1:51pm On May 25, 2015 |
EroticAngelina:
op is nt serious
What I love in a man..
Physique: Tall, Strong, must have 8 packs  Dark or fair(not albino o), Handsome, Thick black eyebrows, Pink full kissable lips, big stuff
Voice: smooth, svelte bass voice
Character: funny, Must be so romantic, must be a tease, always positive, caring, kind, smart, naughty and rich
God sent!!! EroticAngelina:
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| Politics › Re: US Behind Kashamu’s House Arrest—fg by jidoex66(op): 7:14am On May 24, 2015 |
jidoex66:
The
Attorney-
General
of the
Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr. Mohammed
Adoke (SAN), said on Saturday that the house arrest
which the National Drugs Law Enforcement Agency
placed on the Ogun-East Senator-elect, Buruji
Kashamu, was informed by a recent extradition
request by the United States of America.
Adoke told one of our correspondents on the
telephone on Saturday that the request came last
week.
On May 6, the minister had disclosed to one of our
correspondents that there was no extradition request
for Buruji by the US.
Adoke said this while responding to a suit filed by
Kashamu to restrain the NDLEA and 13 others from
extraditing him to the US.
“The request came shortly after I spoke with you. It
came last week,” he said.
He said immediately his office received the request it
was passed to the appropriate organ of government
for implementation.
The implementation process involves filing an
extradition request before the appropriate division of
the Federal High Court.
Responding to further inquiry, he confirmed that he
was referring to the NDLEA as the appropriate organ
of government to take up the extradition request.
“Of course, it is a drug-related offence and the
appropriate government agency that handles such
cases is the NDLEA,” Adoke said.
The NDLEA confirmed the confinement of the
movement of Kashamu to his Lagos residence on
Oladipo Street, Lekki Phase 1 pending his appearance
in court on Monday (tomorrow).
The spokesperson for the NDLEA, Michael Ofoyeju,
said the action was to perfect his extradition to the
US for drug-related charges.
In a statement sent via email to one of our
correspondents by the spokesperson for the agency,
Michael Ofoyeju, the Chairman/Chief Executive of the
NDLEA, Ahmadu Giade, was quoted as saying the
operation was in line with the legal process of
extradition.
The statement further quoted Giade thus, “The
agency has commenced extradition procedures
against Senator-elect, Buruji Kashamu in line with
the laws of country. He has been in contact with his
attorneys and will appear in court on Monday.”
He also confirmed that the residence of Kashamu was
raided by the operatives of the agency at about 5am
on Saturday.
No fewer than 10 operatives of the agency were said
to have invaded the Lagos residence of Kashamu,
around 5am on Saturday to effect his arrest following
a purported extradition request from the United
States on drug- related charges.
They were said to be heavily armed and were
ruthless.
As soon as they stormed his residence, SUNDAY
PUNCH gathered that some of the NDLEA operatives
brought out a yellow tape and cordoned off the area,
while others went straight to the gate.
After they (operatives) reportedly knocked on
Kashamu’s gate, his security men were alerted about
their mission.
Kashamu’s security men at this point demanded the
arrest warrant from the NDLEA men but they could
not produce any.
Based on this, they were prevented from entering the
residence.
However, this action was said to have infuriated the
NDLEA officials who stormed the compound after
destroying the gate.
The media aide to Kashamu, Austin Oniyokor, in a
statement made available to our correspondent on
Saturday, explained that the NDLEA operatives after
they had forcibly entered the compound, headed for
the living rooms and began to destroy all the doors
one after other, in a desperate move to arrest
Kashamu.
An NDLEA source said they (operatives) closed in on
the bedroom of the PDP chief who was said to have
threatened to commit suicide if the agency tried to
extradite him to the US forcibly.
Oniyokor described the latest onslaught on his
principal as a confirmation of the alleged plot to
illegally abduct him despite the pending suit against
his abduction.
Oniyokor, however, accused a Peoples Democratic
Party leader, Chief Bode George, as being behind the
onslaught against his boss, “in a bid to score cheap
political points.”
He said he is doing this through his wife who is the
Director-General of the agency.
“We urge all well meaning Nigerians to prevail on
NDLEA, Chief George and his wife to toe the path of
the rule of law and follow due process.
“Nigeria is not a Banana republic. The United States
being the bastion of democracy, the rule of law and
due process, should not lend itself to this kind of
illegality.”
However, George, who spoke to one of our
correspondents from the United Kingdom On
Saturday, described the allegation as a ‘huge joke.’
The PDP leader said he did not have the power to
give his wife orders because she was not the
chairman of the NDLEA and the agency adheres to
due process.
He said no right thinking Nigerian would believe that
he was behind Kashamu’s ordeal because his name
had never been mentioned before now. He added
that he had never been involved in Ogun State
politics before and wondered how Kashamu’s
detention could benefit him (George).
He said, “I don’t understand what this is all about.
How does Kashamu’s arrest affect the price of milk?
My wife is not the chairman of the NDLEA, so how can
I give her orders when she has a boss? Also, that
agency always follows due process.
“I am happy that the NDLEA has issued a statement
to the effect that Kashamu’s arrest has nothing to do
with me or politics. I do not dabble into Ogun State
politics.
“Kashamu is like a younger brother to me and he is
not known to speak in such a manner. I am sure it is
his media adviser that concocted this falsehood.” www.punchng.com/news/us-behind-kashamus-house-arrest-fg/ |
| Politics › US Behind Kashamu’s House Arrest—fg by jidoex66(op): 7:12am On May 24, 2015 |
The
Attorney-
General
of the
Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr. Mohammed
Adoke (SAN), said on Saturday that the house arrest
which the National Drugs Law Enforcement Agency
placed on the Ogun-East Senator-elect, Buruji
Kashamu, was informed by a recent extradition
request by the United States of America.
Adoke told one of our correspondents on the
telephone on Saturday that the request came last
week.
On May 6, the minister had disclosed to one of our
correspondents that there was no extradition request
for Buruji by the US.
Adoke said this while responding to a suit filed by
Kashamu to restrain the NDLEA and 13 others from
extraditing him to the US.
“The request came shortly after I spoke with you. It
came last week,” he said.
He said immediately his office received the request it
was passed to the appropriate organ of government
for implementation.
The implementation process involves filing an
extradition request before the appropriate division of
the Federal High Court.
Responding to further inquiry, he confirmed that he
was referring to the NDLEA as the appropriate organ
of government to take up the extradition request.
“Of course, it is a drug-related offence and the
appropriate government agency that handles such
cases is the NDLEA,” Adoke said.
The NDLEA confirmed the confinement of the
movement of Kashamu to his Lagos residence on
Oladipo Street, Lekki Phase 1 pending his appearance
in court on Monday (tomorrow).
The spokesperson for the NDLEA, Michael Ofoyeju,
said the action was to perfect his extradition to the
US for drug-related charges.
In a statement sent via email to one of our
correspondents by the spokesperson for the agency,
Michael Ofoyeju, the Chairman/Chief Executive of the
NDLEA, Ahmadu Giade, was quoted as saying the
operation was in line with the legal process of
extradition.
The statement further quoted Giade thus, “The
agency has commenced extradition procedures
against Senator-elect, Buruji Kashamu in line with
the laws of country. He has been in contact with his
attorneys and will appear in court on Monday.”
He also confirmed that the residence of Kashamu was
raided by the operatives of the agency at about 5am
on Saturday.
No fewer than 10 operatives of the agency were said
to have invaded the Lagos residence of Kashamu,
around 5am on Saturday to effect his arrest following
a purported extradition request from the United
States on drug- related charges.
They were said to be heavily armed and were
ruthless.
As soon as they stormed his residence, SUNDAY
PUNCH gathered that some of the NDLEA operatives
brought out a yellow tape and cordoned off the area,
while others went straight to the gate.
After they (operatives) reportedly knocked on
Kashamu’s gate, his security men were alerted about
their mission.
Kashamu’s security men at this point demanded the
arrest warrant from the NDLEA men but they could
not produce any.
Based on this, they were prevented from entering the
residence.
However, this action was said to have infuriated the
NDLEA officials who stormed the compound after
destroying the gate.
The media aide to Kashamu, Austin Oniyokor, in a
statement made available to our correspondent on
Saturday, explained that the NDLEA operatives after
they had forcibly entered the compound, headed for
the living rooms and began to destroy all the doors
one after other, in a desperate move to arrest
Kashamu.
An NDLEA source said they (operatives) closed in on
the bedroom of the PDP chief who was said to have
threatened to commit suicide if the agency tried to
extradite him to the US forcibly.
Oniyokor described the latest onslaught on his
principal as a confirmation of the alleged plot to
illegally abduct him despite the pending suit against
his abduction.
Oniyokor, however, accused a Peoples Democratic
Party leader, Chief Bode George, as being behind the
onslaught against his boss, “in a bid to score cheap
political points.”
He said he is doing this through his wife who is the
Director-General of the agency.
“We urge all well meaning Nigerians to prevail on
NDLEA, Chief George and his wife to toe the path of
the rule of law and follow due process.
“Nigeria is not a Banana republic. The United States
being the bastion of democracy, the rule of law and
due process, should not lend itself to this kind of
illegality.”
However, George, who spoke to one of our
correspondents from the United Kingdom On
Saturday, described the allegation as a ‘huge joke.’
The PDP leader said he did not have the power to
give his wife orders because she was not the
chairman of the NDLEA and the agency adheres to
due process.
He said no right thinking Nigerian would believe that
he was behind Kashamu’s ordeal because his name
had never been mentioned before now. He added
that he had never been involved in Ogun State
politics before and wondered how Kashamu’s
detention could benefit him (George).
He said, “I don’t understand what this is all about.
How does Kashamu’s arrest affect the price of milk?
My wife is not the chairman of the NDLEA, so how can
I give her orders when she has a boss? Also, that
agency always follows due process.
“I am happy that the NDLEA has issued a statement
to the effect that Kashamu’s arrest has nothing to do
with me or politics. I do not dabble into Ogun State
politics.
“Kashamu is like a younger brother to me and he is
not known to speak in such a manner. I am sure it is
his media adviser that concocted this falsehood.” |
| Romance › Re: Miss Nairaland 2015 Winner Is TohPahz by jidoex66(m): 10:13am On May 22, 2015 |
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| Politics › Re: Buhari Receives Transition Committee’s Report Without Fg’s Input by jidoex66(op): 7:11am On May 22, 2015 |
jidoex66:
The President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, on
Thursday said that despite his best of intentions, the
President Goodluck Jonathan-led administration
misunderstood the activities of the Ahmed Joda-led
transition committee.
Buhari said this while receiving an interim report of
the committee at the Defence House, Abuja, on
Thursday.
He expressed disappointment that the outgoing
administration refused to provide the committee the
information it needed to carry out its duty.
The President-elect said, “It is not that we are
preparing for indictment. What we are trying to get is
a starting point, where exactly are we going to start
from?
“We have seen the debt profile now and the
performance of the economy. The question is what
can we do about it? Especially the urgent ones like
social security, lack of fuel in the country and fraud.
The list is endless.
“I thank you (committee) for what you have done and
I hope that the subsequent submission by the
government will make your job easier and more
efficient and tell us where to begin from.
“What we expected was for the outgoing government
to make a presentation to this committee and for this
committee to study the document and make
submission to the incoming government.
“For your single-mindedness, you went to work.
“But unfortunately, this committee is accused of
being against the Federal Government. From then
on, this committee was constrained to take this
initiative and breaking into various sub-committees
and assigned various task to study the most
important issues nationwide and see what they can
put on record.”
Buhari said he expected that each ministry would
make a presentation to the Joda-led committee to
make things easier for both parties.
Buhari assured the committee that he and members
of his team would find time to read the interim report
and when the outgoing government decided to
present its own report it would be cross-checked and
merged.
Earlier, the Chairman of the All Progressives
Congress Transition Committee, Joda, had
complained that the government committee headed
by Vice President Namadi Sambo refused to provide
them with information to work with.
He explained that the committee had to rely on its
own initiative to cover the grounds it had so far been
able to cover.
Joda further explained that the committee prepared
and presented its interim report without any input
from the President Goodluck Jonathan-led
administration.
He, however, explained that his committee was
hopeful that the Jonathan committee would make a
presentation to it today (Friday).
The committee chairman, who led other members to
the Defence House, said when they eventually get
the input from the Jonathan team they would build it
into the final report to be submitted to Buhari after
inauguration.
The chairman also complained about the shortage of
time as well as manpower because of the enormity of
work.
He said the committee received contributions from
Nigerians especially those who had served the
country both in the private and public sector in
various fields. www.punchng.com/news/buhari-receives-transition-committees-report-without-fgs-input/ |
| Politics › Buhari Receives Transition Committee’s Report Without Fg’s Input by jidoex66(op): 7:10am On May 22, 2015 |
The President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, on
Thursday said that despite his best of intentions, the
President Goodluck Jonathan-led administration
misunderstood the activities of the Ahmed Joda-led
transition committee.
Buhari said this while receiving an interim report of
the committee at the Defence House, Abuja, on
Thursday.
He expressed disappointment that the outgoing
administration refused to provide the committee the
information it needed to carry out its duty.
The President-elect said, “It is not that we are
preparing for indictment. What we are trying to get is
a starting point, where exactly are we going to start
from?
“We have seen the debt profile now and the
performance of the economy. The question is what
can we do about it? Especially the urgent ones like
social security, lack of fuel in the country and fraud.
The list is endless.
“I thank you (committee) for what you have done and
I hope that the subsequent submission by the
government will make your job easier and more
efficient and tell us where to begin from.
“What we expected was for the outgoing government
to make a presentation to this committee and for this
committee to study the document and make
submission to the incoming government.
“For your single-mindedness, you went to work.
“But unfortunately, this committee is accused of
being against the Federal Government. From then
on, this committee was constrained to take this
initiative and breaking into various sub-committees
and assigned various task to study the most
important issues nationwide and see what they can
put on record.”
Buhari said he expected that each ministry would
make a presentation to the Joda-led committee to
make things easier for both parties.
Buhari assured the committee that he and members
of his team would find time to read the interim report
and when the outgoing government decided to
present its own report it would be cross-checked and
merged.
Earlier, the Chairman of the All Progressives
Congress Transition Committee, Joda, had
complained that the government committee headed
by Vice President Namadi Sambo refused to provide
them with information to work with.
He explained that the committee had to rely on its
own initiative to cover the grounds it had so far been
able to cover.
Joda further explained that the committee prepared
and presented its interim report without any input
from the President Goodluck Jonathan-led
administration.
He, however, explained that his committee was
hopeful that the Jonathan committee would make a
presentation to it today (Friday).
The committee chairman, who led other members to
the Defence House, said when they eventually get
the input from the Jonathan team they would build it
into the final report to be submitted to Buhari after
inauguration.
The chairman also complained about the shortage of
time as well as manpower because of the enormity of
work.
He said the committee received contributions from
Nigerians especially those who had served the
country both in the private and public sector in
various fields. |
|
| Politics › Speakership: I’m Not Tinubu’s Candidate, Says Gbajabiamila by jidoex66(op): 6:57am On May 21, 2015 |
The Minority Leader of the House of Representatives, Mr. Femi Gbajabiamila, denied on Wednesday that he was the candidate of National leader of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, for the speakership of the 8th Assembly.
Gbajabiamila, who is one of the leading contestants for the number four job, spoke in Abuja as he met with Peoples Democratic Party members-elect in continuation of his campaign for the position.
Other contenders include Chairman, Committee on House Services, Mr. Yakubu Dogara; Chairman, Committee on Agriculture, Mr. Mohammed Monguno; Chairman, Committee on Finance, Mr. Abdulmumini Jibrin; and Mr. Pally Iriase.
However, the race has lately narrowed down to Gbajabiamila and Dogara, seen as the front runners.
Speaking specifically on being Tinubu’s candidate, the Lagos lawmaker said he was often surprised when he heard or read about such insinuation.
He stated that, having led the opposition for eight years in the House, he wondered how people came about the idea that he did not have the capacity to lead the House unless he relied on Tinubu to make a case for him.
However, he admitted that prominent Nigerians, including the Emir of Kano, Lamido Sanusi, had pleaded with Tinubu to support him, but that he did not give them any answer until a few weeks back when the APC leader said “ maybe this man (Gbajabiamila) has some appeal.”
He spoke more, “I have led the opposition for the past eight years with the best of my ability. I have faced a lot of threats and intimidation to life right from the time of (Olusegun) Obasanjo up to about two weeks ago.
“The way I stick my neck for the opposition, I seek to do same for Nigeria as speaker. I want this campaign to be about issues and hoped it would be that way, but I heard a lot of many negative stories. I tried to maintain dignified silence, but I want to set the record straight now.
“I intend to be speaker not for anbody. Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu has not hand in it. Lamido Sanusi left his palace in Kano and pleadd with him to support me. He didn’t get a clear answer.
“Shortly after that, Senator Lawan Shuaibu went to Tinubu on the same issue. He still did not respond until when few weeks ago, Nasiru El-Rufai went to meet him, then he said maybe this man has some appeal.
“In 2011, some members from the North went to him to suggest that I should be Tambuwal’s deputy, but he said no to that.”
Gbajabiamila also spoke on how some lawmakers were demanding to be chairmen of particular committees as a condition for supporting him.
He alleged that such members were among the people going about town saying that he was Tinubu’s candidate.
He assured the PDP members that allocation of committees would be based on fairness, justice and quality.
The House Deputy Leader, Mr. Leo Ogor, who led the delegation, said the PDP members would go back and study his campaign promises to see how the caucus would key in into his agenda. http://www.punchng.com/news/speakership-im-not-tinubus-candidate-says-gbajabiamila/
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| Romance › Re: Miss Nairaland Contest 2015 - ELIMINATION ROUND 1 by jidoex66(m): 9:16am On May 18, 2015 |
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| Romance › Re: When You Cheat On An African Girl And Their Squad Come To Collect Your Soul by jidoex66(op): 10:45am On May 14, 2015 |
SirHouloo:
Na to start to dey play with them now. SirHouloo:
Na to start to dey play with them now. |
| Romance › When You Cheat On An African Girl And Their Squad Come To Collect Your Soul by jidoex66(op): 11:04pm On May 13, 2015 |
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