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I'm glad i don't get disturbed by this blabbings anymore, otherwise, i'll i've given you all a piece of me for all this baseless arguments ![]() |
g1:Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!! So, who are your own role models? They are far gonna be less than the mentioned above , swallow your pride, and think ![]() |
0hsisi:Obviously, that was histamine ![]() What a waste to the human race you are ![]() g1:I initially thought you were an island of knowledge as you paraded yourself to be, Even medicine can't prove the rubbish you just said above , 'cos they are all junks, I weep for you |
muhsin:I always wish so too ![]() |
[quote author=aloy-emeka link=topic=370433.msg5412774#msg5412774 date=1264797855]Which judgement?. I though the Mutallabs are allowed to judge kafirs in Islam anytime they wish?. Whether toba types heretic words or not, it wouldn't absolve him from being a kafir before your ![]() |
How bad it is to be ignored ![]() |
[quote author=aloy-emeka link=topic=383250.msg5407850#msg5407850 date=1264731282]Which failure?. Children of God do not fail.[/quote], of course ![]() |
[quote author=t.truth link=topic=377365.msg5421193#msg5421193 date=1264953778]@post : Islamist are the greatest locomotives on earth. It is very hard to see a muslim that doesn't smoke so your article is contradictory !.[/quote]Christians are the worst liars in the whole world, maybe your post'll make sense in the next life ![]() |
alimat 2: ![]() |
FayeZik:Yes, but some still tend to provoke you badly to the extent of making you speak. |
g1:Sorry, were you able to play the video and listen to the commentary at all? 'cos i don't expect anybody that listens well to the video to call this a disorder of any form ![]() Firstly, I'll like you to understand that anything called a disorder would have no trace of rationality in it, and this contradicts the video From your explanation above, the histamines that were released causes the skin of the baby to form Arabic alphabets that were synonymous to that of the Qur'an and the Hadith of the prophet. . . hmmmmm, I think you need to brush up your probable masters in pathology with a PHD ![]() I don't think you heard that it changes the verses of the Qur'an on the baby's leg every Friday, so, the baby must have been suffering from extreme dermatographic urticaria. . . Professor! Open your eyes beyond religion ignorance as you called it. . . This is definitely passing a message, but you still have the choice to choose ![]() Peace to you |
muhsin:You needed to, 'cos it was funny ![]() |
Abu Zola:Sure my brother, I did get your gist, I was only tryin' to let us know that though it might be light to the tongue, but it's effects can be mighty. . . I agree so much with you my brother, Jazakumullahu khairan to you ![]() @Alimat 2 Kudos ![]() |
@MCLOVIN You can do this better in the traffic, you know , or probably the business section, if there's anything like that ![]() |
![]() . . . Maybe he just needed to remind her that. . . ![]() |
So, may be you can call me too, though i aint a ninja, and i do not have the might to receive a those shishi ![]() |
[quote author=aloy-emeka link=topic=370433.msg5364830#msg5364830 date=1264142834]Tiheehee [/quote]Still makes no sense |
Frizy:I love this post most, sensible and straight. |
Here is the Emeka again who keep blaming others for his failure ![]() |
Here comes another sign of the existence of Allah. . . it might be too late for you tomorrow! |
Nice prayers from Abuzola and Alimat. But do you know that as easy as Bismillahi Rahmani Rahim is, it's a duaa that can serve almost every purpose ![]() |
This right up is simply terrific, keep it up my brother ![]() |
I've not actually experienced this, but my friends have a lot of times. . . I don't know what is going on, but i think some just tend to pretend about what they are not ![]() But my brother, some brothers can really be funny, imagine someone telling my love that he's gonna rent a self contain room worth 60,000 naira for her, Hmm, even after she insisted on 'I'm engaged of a thing'. ![]() My brother, just pray for a kind of relationship that will benefit you in this word and the hereafter. . .May Allah increase us all in faith, ameen ![]() |
At least, our sisters are enjoying this thread for now, no kufar yet trivialize issue ![]() |
[quote author=isale_gan2 link=topic=378454.msg5336591#msg5336591 date=1263767398]Wow. Thanks for taking the time. I'll try to respond to each point as I see them. - taking (non-muslims) as our intimate friends - I think this is common when growing up in Nigeria, especially, Lagos where all the tribes are represented. As a teenager, I didn't have a problem with it, and probably had more non-Yoruba and non-Muslim friends than the other way around. My primary school and especially secondary school was full of every kind of Nigerian. Was never an issue. (Of course, the friendship was limited to school. My father was strict and we rarely brought just anyone to come hang out at the house no matter what their religion.) Even in university abroad, my best friend was as different from me as you can get, except she was a nice girl who liked making international friends. A great friend who would give you the shirt off her back. Religion never was an issue then either. Nowadays, I tend to come in contact with a lot more Muslim women, but these women represent evey colour and nation you can think of. I can't say my days of making friends with someone of a different background is past me though. It's not as if they or anyone can make me believe or do something I don't want to do. I'm pretty strong-willed - friends have been inviting you to their sermon - Almost every time I've attended church has been to take a visiting relative from Nigeria to see a pastor they enjoyed watching on television, so don't tend to go along with any "friends." - followed you to the mosque to pray - I didn't invite them. You can't just go to mosque without knowing the rituals. Maybe I'm wrong on that. - you don't want to die in a church. . . I pray you won't - I don't regularly attend, except for the aforementined relative outings, but I learned a lot when I did. It was very eye-opening for me. I saw first-hand pastors harassng parishioners for money they don't have. I saw propaganda videos about Sudan and Somalia being played. I saw a Nigerian preacher stand in front of a church in America proclaim how he cannot wait for the day America would take over Iraq and Afghanistan and a particular African country and compel its people to worship American's god, and, that the reason we black people have problems is because we've angered god and we need to remove the curse. I could go on. - you listen to what they have to say - - not condemning what they practice - I'm not sure how to respond to the above. What they believe or practice does not sway me. As for relatives who have switched over, some didn't quite take. ![]() I really enjoy reading your post and I tried to reply as best I can, without being flippant or causing offense and at the same time not putting all my business out there. [/quote]Dearest Sister in IslamPlease, check up this verses in the Qur'an, I'll strongly advice you use a Tafsir for adequate understanding of the interpretation 'cos i can't really type right now and you can possibly get back to me for your conclusion. . . ![]() (Q2:120, Q3:28, Q4:129 and 144) Thanks ![]() I'm sure my brother Deen4me has convinced you a lot, Salam ![]() |
hollandis:Please guy, stop all this ![]() |
I'm so disappointed we won ![]() An0nimus:. . . at least, den no seize your internet service ![]() |
oddy4real:Guys, take am easy, these Super chickens no worth am. . . dem go soon equalize them ![]() |
I don tire jawe ![]() |
NemekGee: ;DROFLMAO ![]() people dey watch ooo Micheal don dey try small smallll ![]() |
hollandis:omo, person dey vex here oooo ![]() |
I don tire, make person score now ![]() ochukoccna:I'm waiting to see how fast the moderator will change it to 1-1 ![]() |

, swallow your pride, and think 

is a skin disorder seen in 4–5% of the population and is one of the most common types of urticaria,[1] in which the skin becomes raised and inflamed when stroked or rubbed with a dull object

