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1. The conditions of shahadah are 7, which are listed below A. Knowledge B. Certainty C. Acceptance D. Submission E. Truthfulness F. Sincerity G. Love of Allah and his prophet 2. The two conditions of ibaadah are A. Ikhlas B. Mutaba'a 3. If the Quran Quranwas sent in a foreign language, the pegan would have said "Why are its verses not clarified? What! A foreign [book] and an Arab [prophet]?" 4. The prophet would have responded that; it is for those who believe, a guide and a healing and as for those who disbelieve there is heaviness in thier ears and the (Quran) is blindness for them" 5. For the fact that the Qur'an was sent in arabic is not a tenable excuse for we non arabs because the religious activities like Solah, Shahadah and others are to be said in Arabic. Wallahu Ta'Ala halam |
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Kindly check this link and like the fb page created for the baby Musa, https://m.facebook.com/iweing/?tsid=0.1547176947351545&source=typeahead |
Kindly disregard this false update from an idiot blogger. |
What if it has fault? |
Add up this number on whatsapp and explain yourself 08136604365 |
Kindly patronize and promote him Cc: lalasticlala
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Always repping TMT |
Location? |
AlBaqir:There's no need to publicize Jabata's criticism. Opening a blog in jabata's name and posting on nl means u are his advocate. Its better u back out and repent |
MrOlai:There's no need to publicize Jabata's criticism. Opening a blog in jabata's name and posting on nl means u are hus advocate. Its better u back out and repent |
AlBaqir:Then, we are on same track |
AlBaqir:Pls, what is your blog really about? |
So, La jamah has found dia way to NL. Jabata is a confused human bein. Today is another day of his confusing lecture at garage oja |
Space booked This one is surely fp material. Seems Lala is still sleeping help me call am abeg |
Mitsake instead of Mistake |
"REMOTE KEY STARTING WHILE OUTSIDE THE CAR" Does this means is a thumb start? Pls clarify |
bolasexy:Google for appetite tea. It works alot |
Kindly help with the past question horler4luv@yahoo.com |
lollmaolol:Thanks very much bro |
Good day to the bosses. Pls, I wish to know the following before applying for admission. I studied computer science as my undergraduate course but with a low CGP (lower than the required). I have my MBA certificate. My question is that, can I use my MBA to apply for Masters or not? The proposed school is university of Manitoba and the course is also computer science. Thanks as I await your positive responses |
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sanky346:I could remember my days in ogbomoso, Akala was known in as Gomina Mekunu"The masses Governor " |
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Source: www.team-bhp.com There isn’t a doubt that a tyre blowout ranks the highest on any highway driver’s list of fears. With good reason, as a tyre burst could lead to a complete loss of car control. With SUVs & MUVs, there is the possibility of a flip-over too. A blowout is dangerous no matter how good a driver you are or how safe your car is. The good news is that, with tyre technology continually improving, blowouts are becoming an infrequent occurrence. Still, they do happen and it's best that you know what to do if you suffer one. How to handle a Tyre Burst: • Start with maintaining a safe driving speed; there are just no two sides to this. The lower your speed, the higher your chance of survival. A blowout at 80 - 90 kph will be far less dramatic than one at 140 - 150 kph. Indeed, if you survive a tyre burst at 150 kph, consider it a gift of God. • Do NOT slam on the brake pedal. Of course, this is easier said than done, as our brains are hardwired to instinctively jam the brake pedal in an emergency. Hard braking is actually the worst thing you can do as it will further imbalance the vehicle and throw it out of control. • Don’t abruptly take your foot off the accelerator. Do it slowly & gradually. In fact, Michelin recommends that you maintain accelerator input momentarily, before releasing it slowly. The deceleration force from a blown tyre is so strong that your car will anyway slow down rapidly. If you have engaged cruise control, be sure to disengage it immediately. • Try your best to keep the vehicle pointed straight. Cornering or turning with a blown tyre will greatly upset the car’s composure. If your car is pulling to one side, you might need to pull the steering in the opposite direction to keep it going straight. This is critical, else you risk drifting into the road divider or worse still, the opposite lane. • Do NOT attempt to over-correct. The key is to maintain the vehicle’s stability. A sharp yank of the steering wheel can result in a rollover. Even when you have gained control and are slowly moving to a safe parking spot, do so with the mildest steering inputs possible. • Allow the vehicle to gradually coast to a stop. Use engine braking if necessary. Lightly engage the brakes only when your car has decelerated to a slow speed. Use the turn indicators and pull over safely off the road. Drive on the bare metal wheel if you have to, but do NOT stop in the middle of the road as you run the risk of getting rear-ended by a speeding car. Remember to activate your hazard lights when stopped. • If your car pulls to the left or right side and the steering has gotten heavier, either of the front tyres has burst. The direction that the car pulls in is the side of the damaged tyre. On the other hand, if your car weaves, a rear tyre has blown. Again, don’t brake. It can lead to your car fishtailing. • Always drive with both hands on the steering wheel. It’s difficult to control the car in an emergency situation if you have only one hand on the wheel (and the other holding a coffee cup). • Understand that your car will behave very differently with a blown tyre. Effectively, the vehicle now has only 3 contact patches with the road (instead of 4). Any sharp inputs (steering, brake, accelerator) must be avoided. • If you drive an SUV or MUV, the probability of a rollover is extremely high. SUVs also have a greater chance of losing stability and steering control. Maintaining a conservative cruising speed is recommended. • Rubber parts or a broken wheel could have damaged other components of your car. Have a mechanic thoroughly check your car before fitting the spare wheel and driving away. If the extent of damage is severe, call for a tow truck. Most car manufacturers & expressways offer road side assistance now. • The situation worsens if the roads are wet. It’s best to maintain a lower driving speed in the monsoons. On the flip side, the odds of an overheating tyre are also lesser in rain or cold weather. Click here (ARTICLE: Safe Driving in the Rains) to view our article on safe driving in the monsoon season. • Above all, try to remain as calm as possible. You shouldn't panic and you certainly shouldn't overreact. In most cases, but not always, a tyre burst is accompanied by a blast sound or a loud pop. Cc: Lalasticlala |
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