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Great post. I have no doubt that muhammed is a prophet from allah, the question I always pose to all who maintain that Christianity and muslims worship the same Supreme Being. From the old testament, prophets had foretold the coming of the Savior and Jesus Christ fulfilled all these prophecies. Now, immediately after His Baptism, it's recorded in the Holy Bible that the Holy Spirit descended on Him like a dove and a voice from Heaven was heard saying that Jesus Christ was His Beloved Son. Now, if God would testify through his prophets like John the Baptist that Jesus Christ was His Son, why would He turn around and tell mohammed a different story countering His earlier claim in the Holy Bible. So, if muslims say that mohammed is a prophet from allah, no wahala, he was, but let it be known that allah is not the same as the Christian God. Aggressa: Question: Is muhammed a prophet sent by allah? |
Great post. Aggressa: Question: Is muhammed a prophet sent by allah? |
maclatunji: Oral tradition. How did Alex Haley confirm that Kunta Kinte was originally from the Gambia?It's a lie, that book by Alex Haley was fabricated and plagiarised. Check it out on wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roots:_The_Saga_of_an_American_Family#Plagiarism |
IS MOHAMMED A DESCENDENT OF ISHMAEL? By Dr. Rafat Amari Muslims believe that Mohammed is a descendant of Ishmael. As proof of their position, Muslims refer to genealogies written around 770-775 A.D. by Ibn Ishak. What he has written is simply not true. Ishmaelite tribes, especially the tribe of Nebaioth from which, according to Ibn Ishak, Mohammed is said to have come, were nomadic tribes who lived in the Sinai and Fertile Crescent deserts. These tribes disappeared after the 7th century B.C. Mohammed's family was a Sabaean Yemeni family, while the Ishmaelites, who lived in the deserts of the Fertile Crescent, became extinct many centuries before Mohammed's family left Yemen. Historians say that the family of Mohammed was a family which lived in Saba-Yemen. In the 5th century A.D., Qusayy Bin Kilab, the 8th ancestor of Mohammed, gathered an alliance of many Yemeni families forming Quraish, the tribe from which Mohammed later came. These families only came to occupy Mecca in the 5th century A.D. The city of Mecca was built by the tribe of Khuzaa'h in the 4th century A.D. Mohammed’s family is not connected to any Ishmaelite tribe because Mohammed’s family didn’t leave Yemen until the 5th century A.D., and that’s about 1,100 years after the Ishmaelites disappeared. Mohammed’s tribe could not have lived in the same locations as the Ishmaelite tribes at any time throughout history. . . http://www.google.com/search?q=Judah+was+a+father+and+grandfather+in+a+short+time&hl=en&gbv=2&gs_l=serp.3...13153.20792.0.21058.51.15.0.36.0.0.203.1359.8j2j2.12.0...0.0.5kYidoK6S_s&oq=Judah+was+a+father+and+grandfather+in+a+short+time&aq=f&aqi=&aql= |
Very Funny! :DVery Funny! |
mawee: AWWW, u guys!!!! dont make me cry. i rememba practically all the books mentioned!!!. so nostalgic!!!I think it goes like this: "Edet is 8 years old, he lives in Calabar with his parents, Mr and Mrs Bassey." I really miss those novels. There is a chapter in that book that talks about his cousin's, Nene's, wedding. Who remembers this series that featured Agbo Malaika as the central character? Then, his brother, Mike came home from London after five years. I miss those days a lot. |
Is Joshua Ledet, one of the finalists in American Idol originally from Akwa Ibom State? |
jmaine: Got to know the meaning of Mkporo from my maternal granny . . .It depicts or given to those women who shower praises or encomium on deities,kings and individuals . . .As in going local now = Iban Atang AseHave never heard of these people whose duties are to shower praises on kings and individual. What comes to my mind are the griots common in Guinea and Senegal. |
God has given mankind permission to eat animals. Read this: http://www.pointsoftruth.com/foodlaw.html If you are a vegeterian, I have to pose this question to you, since plants are also living things, why do you eat them, or do you think they dont feel the pain of being cut? |
Read the response offered by this advice columnist to a couple involved in this situation. http://www.kansascity.com/2012/04/24/3571542/dear-abby-moms-affair-puts-daughter.html |
Siena: If my wife and myself adopted a child, who later wanted to locate his / her biological parents, I wouldn't have any issues with that. Why would I block a child wanting to find out his / her true identity? It would be a very selfish move on my part. Siena: If my wife and myself adopted a child, who later wanted to locate his / her biological parents, I wouldn't have any issues with that. Why would I block a child wanting to find out his / her true identity? It would be a very selfish move on my part. Siena: If my wife and myself adopted a child, who later wanted to locate his / her biological parents, I wouldn't have any issues with that. Why would I block a child wanting to find out his / her true identity? It would be a very selfish move on my part.And what of the adopted parents? Arent they their true identity? |
jmaine: Mkporo seem like a slang . . .the right word is Mkpokobi literally meaning Lock object/thing . . . . .It is called Ufok mkpakok |
I think paying ten percent tithe is only applicate to the old testament. As we are under Grace, we are no longer obligated to pay 10 percent anymore, you can choose to pay more or less, but let it not be done grudgingly. |
Beaf: I pity Sanusi. The worst labels a man can have are thief and cheat.Do you think he cares about these labels? |
While browsing on her profile, I read that she is married. Wonder when this happened without the glare of the media. Click on the webpage below. Her husband is Ivara Esege. http://www.l3.ulg.ac.be/adichie/cnabio.html |
Samuel, for his earnest devotion to God. |
Just finished reading "Arrow of god" by Chinua Achebe, I have to say, Achebe is a master storyteller, perhaps, the best Nigerian novel I have read. |
Glad to read that Nigeria is not a hell hole as people try to depict. Transportation biz is lucrative, but what might work for one person may not work for another person. Still, an interesting topic. |
[quote author=tpia@]Funerals (of the elderly ie around 70, 75 and above) are used as get togethers for the extended family, community, friends and well wishers to celebrate the person's life. hence the feasts which abound at such. Some people do enjoy attending these kinds of funerals and really, the food is good. however, another offshoot of funerals is hookups. Its getting very common these days- not sure if it was always like that. i used to think hookups were more expected at weddings- when everyone is dressed in nice attire and you had a greater chance of meeting other singles hoping for marriage (catching the bouquet and all that). eh.[/quote][quote author=tpia@]Funerals (of the elderly ie around 70, 75 and above) are used as get togethers for the extended family, community, friends and well wishers to celebrate the person's life. hence the feasts which abound at such. Some people do enjoy attending these kinds of funerals and really, the food is good. however, another offshoot of funerals is hookups. Its getting very common these days- not sure if it was always like that. i used to think hookups were more expected at weddings- when everyone is dressed in nice attire and you had a greater chance of meeting other singles hoping for marriage (catching the bouquet and all that). eh.[/quote][quote author=tpia@]Funerals (of the elderly ie around 70, 75 and above) are used as get togethers for the extended family, community, friends and well wishers to celebrate the person's life. hence the feasts which abound at such. Some people do enjoy attending these kinds of funerals and really, the food is good. however, another offshoot of funerals is hookups. Its getting very common these days- not sure if it was always like that. i used to think hookups were more expected at weddings- when everyone is dressed in nice attire and you had a greater chance of meeting other singles hoping for marriage (catching the bouquet and all that). eh.[/quote]Like one goes to funerals to sample dishes to taste if they are delicious, I mean funeral food of all dishes! And if they dont taste good, what would you do? |
knowledge4: The man who marries a woman with a child from another man must accept the child as his own. |
You are bothered by faceless cliques chatting on a public forum, I mean, folks that you havent met from Adam and would most likely never meet them? Shakes head! |
Some questions people ask is |
When you are desperate for money, suicide/death is far from your mind. |
Yeah! |
Why am I not receiving notification to my contributions on Nairaland? |
It's none of YOUR business if your only brother and his wife are unable to have a child in the course of their marriage. Sometimes, couples enter into a relationship with no desire to bring kids into the world. it's stuff like this that leads to the breakdown of a marriage. |
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. . .but the prison representation might have being crucial at a point in their history . .which i don't know