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Martian:Farouk is the core cause; believe it or not. And the US's action is unjustice and unfair, I repeat. And, what you mentioned is just a crap. You can say that a million and one more times if you like. ![]() |
Am not really surprised, the_seeker. I was just smiling at the sheer stupidity the lady parades there. |
@the_truth, Are you on NL to tell "truth" about Islam? You really get yourself a job. ![]() |
They should remove it ASAP! |
@back belle, Very good post. Allah is certainly great! Don't believe in a word that non-Muslim, Nezan, says. How can a blind lead a sighted person? Impossible, huh? A brother named abulbanaat recently invited them to a debate on the alleged contradiction in the Qur'an. but none indulged him. Nezan himself and one other guy tried but flatly failed. Funny. Here is the thread And, there are numeruous Islamic sites that contain clear cut rebuttals of that allegations. I can give you some if you like. |
@Poster, You don't even know what religion Farouk professes. Thats absurd. ![]() @Others (who seem to know), What substantiation do you have before condeming a whole religion by the action of its follower(s)? |
I wholly concur with Gowon's apt description of US decision as “unfair, unjust and unkind”. Matter of fact: US/Obama has no right to blacklist us. It sounds even insane to me; how the action of a single "citizen" affects 100+ million others? |
Nezan:I supposed you mean misinterpretations. And nothing is immune of that, not even religious scriptures. For a typical example, the issue of tithing in your religion. You know it! |
LOL @ayusman16, You really are a joker. a great one.LOON will revert as you claim to have seen in a dream (because he was a Christian, a true one): ayusman16:Then, he converted because he was paid/offered a material reward (still a true ex-Christian): ayusman16:And lastly, he was never a Christian: ayusman16:Which claim do you specifically want us to accept? ![]() |
And Nairalanders unreasonably worry themselves. . . |
Abu Zola:LOL ![]() This Farouk's case really scares you, brother. |
uplawal:Thanks, Sis ronkeenuf: |
0hsisi:Sallah was great. How were your Xmas and New Year as well? ![]() BTW, why have you been less active these days? |
I couldn't help smiling at your meaningless post. ![]() |
Long ago in the city of Baghdad, there was a Muslim empire. On one side of the River Tigris were the royal palaces and on the other side was the city. The Muslims were gathered in the Royal Palace when an athiest approached them. He said to them, ‘I don’t believe in God, there cannot be a God, you cannot hear Him or see Him, you’re wasting your time! Bring me your best debator and I will debate this issue with him.’ The best debator at the time was Imam Abu Hanifah Rahimullah. A messenger from amongst the Muslims was sent over the River Tigris to the city, where Abu Hanifah Rahimullah was, in order to tell him about the athiest who was awaiting him. On crossing the River Tigris, the messenger conveyed the message to Abu Hanifah Rahimullah saying, ‘Oh Abu Hanifah, an athiest is waiting for you, to debate you, please come!’ Abu Hanifah Rahimullah told the messeneger that he would be on his way. The messenger went over the River Tigris once again and to the Royal Palaces, where everyone including the athiest awaited the arrival of Abu Hanifah Rahimullah. It was sunset at the time and one hour had passed, but Abu Hanifah Rahimullah still hadn’t arrived. Another hour had passed, but still there was no sign of him. The Muslims started to become tense and worried about his late arrival. They did not want the athiest to think that they were too scared to debate him, yet they did not want to take up the challenge themselves as Abu Hanifah Rahimullah was the best of Debators from amongst the Muslims. Another hour passed, and suddenly the athiest started laughing and said, ‘ Your best debator is too scared! He knows he’s wrong, he is too frightened to come and debate with me. I gurantee he will not turn up today.’ The Muslims increased in apprehension and eventually it had passed midnight, and the athiest had a smile on his face. The clock ticked on, and finally Abu Hanifah Rahimullah had arrived. The Muslims inquired about his lateness and remarked, ‘Oh Abu Hanifah, a messenger sent for you hours ago, and you arrive now, explain your lateness to us.’ Abu Hanifah Rahimullah apologises for his lateness and begins to explain, while the atheist listens to his story. ‘Once the messenger delivered the message to me, I began to make my way to the River Tigris, and on reaching the river bank I realised there was no boat, in order to cross the river. It was getting dark, and I looked around, there was no boat anywhere nor was there a navigator or a sailor in order for me to cross the river to get to the Royal Palaces. I continued to look around for a boat, as I did not want the athiest to think I was running away and did not want to debate with him. I was standing on the river bank looking for a navigator or a boat when something caught my attention in the middle of the river. I looked forward, and to my amazement I saw planks of wood rising to the surface from the sea bed. I was shocked, amazed, I couldn’t believe what I saw seeing. Ready made planks of wood were rising up to the surface and joining together. They were all the same width and length, I was astounded at what I saw. I continued to look into the middle of the river, and then I saw nails coming up from the sea floor. They positioned themselves onto the boat and held the planks together, without them being banged. I stood in amazement and thought to myself, ‘Oh Allah, how can this happen, planks of wood rising to the surface by itself, and then nails positioning themselves onto the boat without being banged?’ I could not undertsand what was happening before my eyes.’ The athiest meanwhile was listening with a smile on his face. Abu Hanifah Rahimullah continued, ‘I was still standing on the river bank watching these planks of wood join together with nails. I could see water seeping through the gaps in the wood, and suddenly I saw a sealant appear from the river and it began sealing the gaps without someone having poured it, again I thought, ‘Ya Allah, how is this possible, how can sealant appear and seal the gaps without someone having poured it, and nails appear without someone having banged them.’ I looked closer and I could see a boat forming before my eyes, I stood in amazement and was filled with shock. All of a sudden a sail appeared and I thought to myself, ‘How is this happening, a boat has appeared before my eyes by itself, planks of wood, nails, sealant and now a sail, but how can I use this boat in order to cross the river to the Royal Palaces?’ I stood staring in wonderment and suddenly the boat began to move. It came towards me against the current. It stood floating beside me while I was on the river bank, as if telling me to embark onto it. I went on the boat and yet again it began to move. There was no navigator or sailor on the boat, and the boat began to travel towards the direction of the royal palaces, without anyone having programmed it as to where to go. I could not understand what was happening, and how this boat had formed and was taking me to my destination against the flow of water. The boat eventually reached the other side of the River Tigris and I disembarked. I turned around and the boat had disappeared, and that is why I am late.’ At this moment, the athiest brust out laughing and remarked, ‘Oh Abu Hanifah, I heard that you were the best debator from amongst the Muslims, I heard that you were the wisest, the most knowledgable from amongst your people. From seeing you today, I can say that you show none of these qualities. You speak of a boat appearing from nowhere, without someone having built it. Nails positioning themselves without someone having banged them, sealant being poured without someone having poured it, and the boat taking you to your destination without a navigator against the tide, your taking childish, your talking rediculous, I swear I do not belive a word of it!’ Abu Hanifah Rahimullah turned to the athiest and replied, ‘You don’t believe a word of it? You dont believe that nails can appear by themselves? You dont believe sealant can be poured by itself? You dont believe that a boat can move without a navigator, hence you don’t believe that a boat can appear without a boat maker?’ The athiest remarked defiantly, ‘Yes I dont believe a word of it!’ Abu Hanifah Rahimullah replied, ‘If you cannot believe that a boat came into being without a boat maker, than this is only a boat, how can you believe that the whole world, the universe, the stars, the oceans, and the planets came into being without a creator? The athiest astonished at his reply got up and fled. Transcribed from a lecture delivered by Shaykh Ahmad Ali. |
Salam, I enjoyed reading your post. But I'll need sometimes to check the credibility of some of what you said--not because I don't believe, but that’s what the Deen teaches as the issue is quite a debateable one amongst scholars. |
toba:Am I really Oga? ![]() Anyone doing anything good or bad knows. |
You guys are damned funny. ![]() Brother Abuzola, don't ever expect these guys to appreciate your actions aboard NL. What they did (and are still doing) is just what is expected of them. I know you understand me. |
[quote author=Tudór link=topic=374854.msg5254297#msg5254297 date=1262710356]^^ And to think the voted this crap poster of the year on this board. . . . Goes to show the intellectual bankruptcy of the fellows on here[/quote]What has my response got to do with my being Poster of the Year, and on Muslims' board? I wonder what's you problem with that, Tudor. Please tell me, I don't know or I might be able to help. Waiting. . . ![]() |
This is 9ja at last. I am stunned at people's fusses over this saga, wallahi. Myriad stories are spreading everywhere. ![]() |
@toba, Does jcross22 reply sincerely make sense? Even to you? |
ayusman16:And who are you? And your dreams are what? Don't kill ppl with laughter, dude. ![]() |
The audacity and the guts of our leaders fascinated me greatly. And am sure the U.S will think over it and most likely act upon it. Thumb up to them! ![]() |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=296430.msg5257621#msg5257621 date=1262752505]am I missing something? [/quote]Like what? |
Assalamu alaikum, [center] Jabir reported Allah's Messenger (may peace be upon him) as saying: He who saw me in sleep in fact saw me, for it is not possible for the satan to appear in my form; and he also said: When any one of you sees a hulm he should not inform anyone, for it is a sort of vain sport of devil in the state of sleep. Muslim :: Book 29 : Hadith 5638 [/center] |
Baby Osisi, you still dey? I missed you. ![]() |
I don't think, from the beginning, the OP deserves the response it has gotten from my fellow Muslims. |
You can say more than that crap, mazaje. ![]() |
MUNEER2:The guy is not a Christian. He's an athiest=worst than a Christian. Thus don't expect anything sensible in his posts. ![]() |
Assalamu alaikum, [center]Narrated By Anas bin Malik: Allah's Apostle said, "Whoever prays like us and faces our Quibla and eats our slaughtered animals is a Muslim and is under Allah's and His Apostle's protection. So do not betray Allah by betraying those who are in His protection." Bukhari - Volume 1 - Book 8 - Hadith 386[/center] |
Salam, Very good thread, brother Abu-Safwan. May Allah reward you handsomely. Keep it up! |
Thanks you, brothers and sister. |
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You really get yourself a job. 
