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Allahu akbarr. May Allah helps us to follow the sunnah of the Prophet(be peace on him and his family). Amiiin |
WaLlorhi, there is a need to educate Muslim Ummah on the roles of women in Islam. Though nowadays it has mostly stopped because people have been enlightened. JazakAllah khaeran @ Op. |
horlanreyfoward:I do not know about that but,insha Allah I will find out. |
good4all:jazakumullah khaeran. What we do not understand is that by sharing our views about a particular topic, some people may gain more knowledge and understanding of the topic. So let's contribute to the topic by sharing our views. |
After reading this, I was like 'Whaooow! So educating and interesting' I really like your simplicity Op. May Allah reward you abundantly.AAMIN. Modified; Upon all the people viewing this topic,the comments so far has not reach second page. This is bad. I hereby call upon the Muslims on nairaland to always comment on Islamic topics by not only writting 'jazakumullah khaeran'. Let's contribute to the topic. Let's share our opinions too. A lot of people may gain from us. May Allah grant us goodness in this world and in the hereafter.Aamiin |
The charcoal part got me LOL |
NnamdiN:Abeg park well joo. Stop spreading lies. You know this is 2015,you really need to stop it. @ the bolded, you got me laughing at your lie. All I can say is lie from the pit of hell. |
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AlBaqir, your attention is needed. |
Lilaex:When I saw the bolded above, then I realized that you still have a long way to go. Maybe you should try to learn SIGN LANGUAGE. It aids the brain in having a GOOD MEMORY. Plus you will also find it interesting if you passion for learning new things. I am improving in sign language gradually. I am not a deaf and dumb, but I want to be able to communicate with them. 1. They have sign language that they always use in communication and can be used to say anything,i mean ANYTHING speakable in this world. 2. If you know them, you can help them by always talking to their baby that is yet to speak a word. You can help them by letting the baby know how to speak and identify objects. 3.I have seen a deaf and dumb parent having a MEDICAL DOCTOR and an ARCHITECT children. I mean their children survive with the help of ALMIGHTY GOD. I have never come across any deaf and dumb person that is LAZY in my life. They are always hardworking. Very hardworking. |
May Allah reward you abundantly @OP. It has been a perpetual act of human being to envy others success. Just the OP has highlighted, the best way is to seek Allah's refuge from the spirit of envy. To all Muslim brothers and sisters, the OP mentioned awareness. Let the wrong doer knows that what he/she doing is wrong. Call their attention to it. Awareness is helpful too. |
AlBaqir:I do not want them to gather with the Christians. That is why I mentioned enlightment in my earlier post. But rather than organizing events on the eve of Gregorian new year, how about preaching and enlightening the Muslim populace for atleast about two weeks before and after Christians celebrate it. That, inshAllah, I believe will keep Muslims from celebrating it with them. AlBaqir:No, not at all. I do not want them to back off. It is to promote unity in the country not celebration. AlBaqir:Jazakumullahu khaeran. AlBaqir:Exactly. But some may mistake it the other way round just as 'Empiree' has said. So, I think condemnation of some bad actions involved in it is good. AlBaqir:Absolutely no. Not forbidden. Nigeria is a secular country. Some drunkards are still even saying someone want to islamize Nigeria when it is Gregorian calender we are using in the country. But it is celebration we are discussing about. That was why I said I use it too. AlBaqir:Jazakumullahu khaeran. |
AlBaqir:Know their intentions (Niyyat) before tagged them "ignorant"? Seriously? Really? What else should I have called them when they are gathering in the mosque on the eve of Gregorian new year knowing fully well that Christians are also gathering in their churches? Even went as far as making the Adhan(call to solat) at exactly 12am. For what reason? Is it time for Solat? SubhanAllah. Even the Prophet(s.a.w) enjoined us to be different from Christians and even other religions as much as possible. e.g - the fasting on Ashura.You forgot to mention that the Prophet(saw) said Muslims should fast also on the day BEFORE and AFTER Ashura SO AS TO BE DIFFERENT FROM THE JEWS. I will stop there for now. AlBaqir:But should not make it as a form of festival in any way as it will make them the same as Christians also celebrates Jesus(asw) birthday too. It is better not to celebrate it. AlBaqir:Well said. Not partying. AlBaqir:I never say i do not use it. Because it is common in Nigeria. AlBaqir:I always wish any Christian happy new year with respect and in the best manner. Due to your long post, i am not able to quote all your post. But, there is nothing uncivilized in reminding my Christian friend that he should "Wish Me Happy New Year When It's Hijrah New Year". And if it is, please do not hesitate to tell me. Salam alaekum. |
It is still the same #50 that was been lost. #50 lost = the money the person is losing. OP,i dey enjoy your this topic ooo https://www.nairaland.com/2047979/amazing-facts-photos/1 Keep up the good work. No shaking. |
Jazakumullah Khairan @ Creator of Topic(C of T). Some people are just blind to the truth. It breaks my heart when i see some Muslims copying other religion acts that has no basis and evidence in Islam. Some ignorant Muslims even went as far as celebrating Gregorian new year, some even gathered in the mosques on the eve of it.THIS IS ABSOLUTELY BID'AH. PLEASE I AM BEGGING YOU PEOPLE TO STOP COMPLICATING THIS PERFECT ISLAM. PLEASE FOR ALLAH'S SAKE!!! I would like to add these too: Greeting them(christians) "Happy New Year" is allowed but not celebrating it with them. When i greet a christian "Happy New Year" and he/she says "I Wish You The Same" , i will just say "Please Don't Wish Me The Same Now, Wish Me The Same When It's New Hijrah Year" . There are only three festive days in Islam. .1.Eid-l-fitr .2.Eid-l-adha .3. Jum'ah days. MUSLIMS JUST NEED TO BE ENLIGHTEN MORE ABOUT ISLAM. WE CAN DO OUR OWN BIT BY SHARING THE MESSAGE WITH OUR FELLOW BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN ISLAM. May Allah guide us and them on the right path.AAMIIIN. |
DaBullIT:That is not what i mean. I read what those dudes are saying. But they are fighting for their own pockets. E-hypocrite ? Really? But thanks for replying without insult. Your type is not common. |
DaBullIT:What has Biafra got to do with this? Your post would have make much clarity if you don't put ethnic tune into your post. Please let's SAY NO TO TRIBALISM. |
I don't know of others, but the "MODERNIZATION OF OAU TEACHING HOSPITAL,ILE-IFE" is a lie. Modernization my foot. |
I am also interested. |
seankafor:I am afraid i can not do that. The last time i did that i was banned by the anti-spam bot. I am sorry for that. |
FOOTBALL’S GREATEST EXCUSES Football is a beautiful game when you are winning and things are going your way. There are, however, times when you have to taste the bitterness of defeat, but for some managers and players it is simply too much to take in. As FIFA.com discovers, there are excuses ranging from comical to the absurd when some of the sport’s most recognisable names struggled to come to terms with adversity. VLADISLAV VASHCHUK Before Spain became the all-conquering force that swept all those who stood before them, they were known as a team who did not quite live up to their exquisite potential at major tournaments. This is why it came as a surprise when they defeated Ukraine 4-0 in their opening game at the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™. But it was not the fault of future Chelsea frontman Andriy Shevchenko in front of goal, or their leaky defence for the loss. It was in fact frogs. Yes, frogs! Defender Vladislav Vashchuk jumped at the chance to defend his team post-match. "Because of the frogs' croaking we hardly got a wink of sleep," Vashchuk explained. "We all agreed that we would take some sticks and go and hunt them." JOSE MOURINHO Upon Shevchenko’s arrival at Stamford Bridge, he was greeted by a man who has been the subject of more than a few headlines around Europe. But Jose Mourinho’s most infamous excuse came during his tenure at Real Madrid. After a Spanish Super Cup defeat to Barcelona in 2011, ‘The Special One’ launched a tirade on his bitter rivals. “What I'm about to say is not a criticism, I'm just stating a fact: there were no ball-boys in the second half, which is something typical of small teams when experiencing difficulties." The Catalan side had won just a mere ten trophies in three seasons before the tie. He used the same excuse at the weekend after Chelsea lost their unbeaten run at Newcastle United. MARCO REZENDE But while there is no doubting that ball boys play an important role during a match, a game cannot be played without a referee. Therefore, it became a slight problem when referee Marco Rezende failed to appear for River Plate’s Copa Libertadores last-16 clash with America of Mexico in 1998. The crowd were buoyant; the television cameras were ready to broadcast, but Rezende was more than one thousand miles away in Belo Horizonte, Brazil after claiming that “nobody informed me that I was appointed for that game." Due to the misunderstanding, the game was postponed and played a week later, with Santiago Solari scoring the only goal in his last game for River before moving to Spain. FRANCESCO TOTTI & CHRISTIAN PANUCCI Players that featured in his new surroundings of Italy's Serie A would become accustomed to the odd unusual outburst. Francesco Totti and Christian Panucci fell victim to the old adage ‘a bad workman always blames his tools’ after a disappointing 0-0 draw against Denmark at UEFA EURO 2004. Totti opted for the more credible excuse of blaming his boots, claiming that they were “like having your feet on boiling sand.” Panucci, on the other hand, went one step further and blamed his socks, claiming that “the thread that these socks were made with is too rough.” SIR ALEX FERGUSON In fairness they are not the only individuals to blame an uninspiring performance on their apparel. Sir Alex Ferguson made his team remove the now infamous grey away shirts at half-time against Southampton in 1996. Manchester United found themselves 3-0 down and on a run of four games without a win in that kit, and Fergie decided enough was enough. “Get that kit off, you’re getting changed," remembered Lee Sharpe. “Those were the first words he said at half-time... we certainly never played in it again." It made little difference. The Saints still ran out 3-1 winners. TOMMY DOCHERTY Manchester United’s most successful manager ever may have learned a thing or two from one of his predecessors, Tommy Docherty, whose Red Devils side were condemned to relegation from the English top flight in 1974. However, rather than admitting that the team were to blame for their poor performances, Docherty attributed the responsibility to the bus driver who had frequently turned up late throughout the season. Also while playing for debutants Scotland against Uruguay at the 1954 World Cup Switzerland™, the fiery midfielder laid blame to wearing old-fashioned thick woollen jerseys for their defeat to the then reigning world champions. "The Scottish FA assumed Switzerland was cold because it had mountains," explained Docherty. "You'd have thought we were going on an expedition to the Antarctic. The Uruguayans wore light V-neck shirts with short sleeves. No wonder we lost 7-0." DAVID JAMES The clothes that Angelina Jolie wore in the 2001 film Tomb Raider will be more likened to the South Americans than the Scots. Brad Pitt’s future wife played the role of Lara Croft, who was a popular video game character that David James became very accustomed to during his stint at Liverpool. The goalkeeper paid the price on match-days for an obsession with his Sony PlayStation® console and after a match against Newcastle United, where James was held responsible for three goals, the England goalkeeper revealed the cause of his lapses in concentration: "I was getting carried away playing Tomb Raider and Tekken II for hours on end." Have Your Say. What’s the best footballing excuse you’ve heard - either from a professional or someone you’ve played with? SOURCE: http://m.fifa.com/newscentre/news/newsid=2489787/index.html |
(continued) While dealing with other people, the most important aspects of Ihsan are giving, showing love,patience and forgiveness. {Those who spend (in the way of Allah) in prosperity and in adversity, who repress their anger and who forgive people; and Allah loves the Muhsineen (those who practice Ihsan), Al `Imran 3:134}, {So, forgive them and overlook (their offensive behaviour), verily, Allah loves the Muhsineen, Al-Ma’idah 5:13}, {Indeed, who maintains Taqwah and remains patient and steadfast, Allah does not let those who practice Ihsan lose their reward Yusuf 12:90}. It applies to what we say as well: {And say to my slaves that they should utter only what is the best(Ahsan), Al-Israa` 17:53}. Once the Messenger of Allah asked his companions: “Should I guide you to the qualities, because of which, Allah raises people’s ranks?” On affirmative response, he said, “Be patient (forbearing) with him who treats you ignorantly; forgive him who is unfair to you; give him who deprives you; and, fulfill social obligations to the relative who is delinquent in doing his part.” ~ reported from ‘Ubadah Ibn Saamit in Targheeb wa Tarheb with reference to At-Tabarani. The same message was conveyed, among other things, in the following Hadith: The Messenger of Allah said, “My Lord has commanded me nine qualities: 1. Fearing Allah both secretly and openly; 2. Saying only the words of justice both when angry and when happy; 3. Maintaining moderation both during poverty and affluence; 4. Making up (social obligations and relationships) with a relative who shirks his obligation to me or breaks away from me; 5. Giving even to the person who deprives me; 6. Forgiving him who is unjust to me; 7. Reflecting when I am quiet; remembering Allah when I speak; and, learning lessons from what I see, 8. Enjoining good; and, 9. Forbidding evil.” ~ Abu Hurayrah in Mishkaatul Masaabeeh. Normally, responding to negative behaviour in the best manner and practicing Ihsan consistently as mentioned in the verses and Ahadith given above, results in winning the hearts of those who are treated with Ihsan. So much so that it has the potential of converting enemies into loving friends, as stated in the following verse: {Good (Hashanah) and evil are not equal. Respond in a way that is the best. Then, he between whom and you was enmity will become as if he was a close friend, Fussilat 41:34}. Sometimes, however, a person practicing Ihsan may not individually witness the benefits of his best practices. In such situations, a sincere believer may feel discouraged, used, or broken-hearted. Allah SWT assures them that: {Verily, Allah does not let the Muhsineen (those who practice Ihsan) lose their reward, At-Taubah 9:120, Hud 11:115, Yusuf 12:56 & 90}. {We do not let the reward of one who performs in the most excellent (Ahsana) manner be lost Al-Kahf 18:30}. He also assured: “{Allah is with those who have Taqwah and practice Ihsan An-Nahl 16:128}, {Allah’s Mercy is near those who practice Ihsan Al- A’raf 7:56}, {Yes indeed, who turns his face submissively toward Allah and he practices excellence (Ihsan), his reward is with his Lord Al- Baqarah 2:112}, {For those who perform excellently (Ahsanul Husna) is the best (reward) and even more Yunus 10:26}. Hence, Allah expects us to perform in the best possible way that we can: {Who can be better in religion than one who submits totally to Allah in submission and practices Ihsan, An-Nisa` 4:125}. {And Practice Ihsan, Allah loves those who practice Ihsan, Al- Baqarah 2:195}. And finally, the rewards Allah has promised to those who practice Ihsan are also the best. For example: {Is the reward for excellence other than (Ihsan) excellent, Ar-Rahman 55:60}, {To reward those who do their best with what is the best(Ahsanu Bil Husna), An-Najm 53:31} REFERENCE: Taken with slight editorial modifications from: http://users.iafrica.com/n/ns/nsalie/concept_of_ihsaan.htm |
{And spend of your substance in the way of Allah – and make not your own hands contribute to your destruction - And practice Ihsan, Allah loves those who practice Ihsan, Al-Baqarah 2:195} Ihsan also ehsan or ahsan is an Arabic term meaning "perfection" or "excellence," which is related to the word "goodness" (Arabic. husn). It is a matter of taking one's inner faith (Iman) and showing it in both deed and action, a sense of social responsibility borne from religious convictions. In Islam, Ihsan is the Muslim responsibility to obtain perfection, or excellence in worship, such that Muslims try to worship Allah) as if they see Him (as if they are in His presence), and although they cannot see Him (due to the belief that Allah is not made of materials), they undoubtedly believe that He is constantly watching over them and aware of everything that is done, thought and verbalised. That definition comes from the Hadith (known as the Hadith of Gabriel/Jibreel) in which Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him) states, "[Ihsan is] to worship Almighty Allah as though you see Him, and if you cannot see Him, then indeed He sees you." ~ Al-Bukhari and Muslim. Ihsan, also meaning "to do beautiful and righteous things", is one of the three dimensions of the Islamic religion: Islam, Iman and Ihsan. In contrast to the emphases of Islam (the outer expression and exterior acts of worship or what one should do) and Iman (why one should do), the concept of Ihsan is primarily associated with absolute intention. One who "does what is beautiful and righteous” is called a Muhsin. It is generally held that a person can only achieve true Ihsan with the help and guidance of Almighty Allah, who governs all things. Some Islamic scholars explain Ihsan as being the inner dimension of Islam whereas Shariah is often described as the outer dimension: Ihsan then means striving to reach the best standards of performance in any circumstances or situations. It represents excellence, graciousness and benevolence. While ‘Adl (fairness and justice) requires satisfactory performance of one’s obligations to others and fulfilling the rights of others on oneself, Ihsan suggests doing more than that which a person is obligated to do and giving more to others than what they are entitled to. Thus, while ‘Adl ensures peace and security of human society, Ihsan makes it loving and caring and adds beauty to it. It is the single most distinguishing feature that raises a human society above any other creations of Allah. That is why Allah has mentioned the following in five different verses of the Holy Qur'an: {Allah loves those who practice Ihsan, ~ Al-Baqarah 2:195, Al-`Imran 3:134 & 148, Al-Ma’idah 5:13 & 93}. Like ‘Adl, Ihsan is a comprehensive concept that covers all human affairs whether it is about one’s relationship with Allah, interactions with people or fulfilling social obligations. When it is applied to one’s relationship with Allah, it represents excellence in servitude to Allah so that a person performs his servitude to Allah as if Allah is right in front of him keenly observing his performance. Naturally, when we perform worship with a consciousness that we are being observed by Allah , our performance is going to be the most sincere and the most excellent just as people perform better when they are being watched by those in whose good books they want to be in e.g. a supervisor/manager or best friend. When The Messenger of Allah was asked what is Ihsan, he responded: “You fear Allah as if you are seeing Him, even if you cannot see Him, He is watching you”, ~ reported by Abu Hurayrah in Bukhari and Muslim. When it is about people, it represents benevolence towards people and graciousness in dealings. The most important in this respect is Ihsan towards one’s parents. {We have enjoined on man to behave with his parents with Ihsan, Al-Ahqaf 46:15} |
By OI Africa Editing Team Friday, 28 November 2014 00:00 Editor’s Note: This article is taken, with slight editorial modifications, from IslamHouse website. The following seven reasons make the Qur'an a must-read book: 1. Inimitable It dares you to disprove it. How? It says that humans cannot write a book like this even if they pooled all their resources together and got help also from the spirits. The Qur’an said this issue fourteen hundred years ago and yet no one has been able to disprove it. Billions of books have been written-but not another one like the Qur’an. 2. Incorruptible It is the only religious sacred writing that has been in circulation for such a long time and yet remains as pure as it was in the beginning. The Qur’an was kept intact. Nothing was added to it; nothing was changed in it; and nothing was taken away from it ever since its revelation was completed 1400 years ago. 3. Unsurpassable The Qur’an is God’s final revelation to humankind. God revealed the Torah to Moses, the Psalms to David, the Gospel to Jesus, and finally the Qur’an to Muhammad peace and blessings be upon Moses, David, Jesus and Muhammad. No other book will come from God to surpass His final revelation. 4. Indisputable The Qur’an withstands the test of time and scrutiny. No one can dispute the truth of this book. It speaks about past history and turns out right. It speaks about the future in prophecies and it turns out right. It mentions details of physical phenomena which were not known to people at the time; yet later scientific discoveries prove that the Qur’an was right all along. Every other book needs to be revised to accord with modern knowledge. The Qur’an alone is never contradicted by a newly discovered scientific fact. 5. Your Roadmap for Life and Afterlife The Qur’an is the best guidebook on how to structure your life. No other book presents such a comprehensive system involving all aspects of human life. The Qur’an also points out the way to secure everlasting happiness in the afterlife. It is your roadmap showing how to get to Paradise. 6. God’s Gift of Guidance God has not left you alone. You were made for a reason. God tells you why he made you, what he demands from you and what he has in store for you. If you operate a machine contrary to its manufacturer’s specification you will ruin that machine. What about you? Do you have an owner’s manual for yourself? The Qur’an is from your Maker. It is a gift for you to make sure you function for success, lest you fail to function. It is a healing from God. It satisfies the soul, and cleans the heart. It removes doubts and brings peace. 7. Your Calling Card to Communicate with your Lord Humans are social creatures. We love to communicate with other intelligent life. The Qur’an tells us how to communicate with the source of all intelligence and the source of all life. The Qur’an tells us who God is, by what name we should address Him, and the way in which to communicate with Him. Are these not seven sufficient reasons for reading the Qur’an? References Taken with slight modifications from: http:// www.islamhouse.com/ OnIslam Africa Editing Team http://www.onislam.net/english/onislam-africa/english/472981-7-reasons-to-read-the-glorious-quran.html |
The answer is -3. 2 - {1 - [1 - (2 - 3) - 2] + 3}. 2 - {1 - [1 - (-1) -2] + 3}. 2 - {1 - [1 - [2] +3}. 2 - {1 - [-1] +3}. 2 - {1 + 1 + 3}. 2 - {5}. 2 - 5 = -3. |
Thanks OP. But what is wrong with all these moderators. If it is Tonto topic or celebrity gists it will make front page. Haba since Nov 29. I SMH for nairaland ooo. |
Mogidi:Please calm down. Okay let start with this. In 2003 in The State of Osun, PDP choose Olagunsoye Oyinlola(christian) and Erelu Obada(christian) as governor and deputy respectively even when Muslims population is more than christians population in the State. Muslims did not complain. Someone even created a thread about the governors of the South West since the return of democrazy as from 1999 till date. Can someone please remember me or show 'Mogidi' the link to that thread. |
O. M. G. With the falling of Naira coupled with the planned petroleum subsidy slash, Nigeria is shaking. |
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God will not allow you people smell aso rock. If your so called mr anti corruption so much wants power, I'd recommend zuma rock. You people keep screaming change, I live in an apc state, there's absolutely nothing they do differently from their pdp counterparts. I've not even seen a working street light in ibadan(a whole state capital).