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| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by EmZsquare: 9:15am On May 15, 2022 |
Mario619:Did my NYSC in Anambra and I was even called terrorist, Boko Haram right to my face but I smiled and concluded that the genesis of such is ignorance. Got close to them and explained few things to some of them and we are good friends today. But our problem has always been generalizing issues and closing our eyes to truth. Truth be told, why insult the prophet of a religion when you can be yourself and stay off their activities. When you refuse to respect your fellow man how do you want to be respect by such man. |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by ajericho(m): 9:18am On May 15, 2022 |
expert234:the world is abolishing the death sentence for grievous crimes,and here we are in Nigeria,killing for mohhamed |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by humberjade: 9:21am On May 15, 2022*. Modified: 1:35pm On May 15, 2022 |
Ilaje1:Well, you have some salient points, but I actually made my points based on the relationship between both religions in my State and family. My mother side is predominantly Muslim, with few Christians including my mum and 2 of her sisters, never has any kind of religious intolerance shown towards the trio. In fact, they attend both party's religious and private events without mutual or one sided suspicion. Same goes with my State, Ogun, hardly will you hear of religious clashes among the Yorubas. As for it happening in Iwo, I beg to differ, it might lead to an unrest and protests, but they won't have killed her in such a barbaric way. After all, laws against blasphemy exist in our constitution, the best they could have done is report or hand her over to the authorities with evidence. But now, her killers must face the full wrath of the law for barbarically taking laws into their bloody hands. |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by ajericho(m): 9:26am On May 15, 2022 |
AntiChristian:You abandoned the Bible curses? Lol, you're just another Islam terrorist |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by fof1: 9:31am On May 15, 2022 |
litigator:Sharia Law Says Adult Muslim who Defames the Holy Prophet...IT NOT SAY ADULT CHRISTIANS... Besides,The Sharia Abhors Killing of innocent Fellows under Any Guise or Excuses without Recourse to d Lawful Adjudication of d Cases in d Matter by a Competent Court with Jurisdiction... |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by showafrica(m): 9:35am On May 15, 2022 |
Naija147:This is the only reason the Isreal don't follow new testament or Christian way. You will go into extinction if you follow new testament. Though, christ says earth is not our home but that should be by the way because, earth is the home of our body and not our soul. Therefore, we cannot allow a Muslim idiot to take it just like that. Nnamdi Kanu has already adopted the Jewish way hence they are hating him. IPOB will not tolerate any nonesense from Islam. |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Ilaje1: 9:35am On May 15, 2022 |
humberjade:I understand where you are coming from. You might not see the violence in them because they are your relations. I have seen it first hand. I remember when 9/11 occurred, an imam in my area told his congregation (if I can use the word) to go celebrate, that if they couldn't afford ram, they should kill chicken or whatever to celebrate. Imagine we had this muslim friend scouting with us that time. He was on the same page with the alfa, ordered food to celebrate. He lives in London now, I wonder why he didn't go to Iraq or Afghanistan. It was only another friend, who was a neighbor that was disappointed in the Imam. In fact he was the one that told us what the imam said. Guess what, his mom is a Christian while dad was a muslim. Hence, liberal unlike the one that stayed with us. My point is that there are many fanatics in the west too, just that they are outnumbered, so the peace is actually from the non-muslim. |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by yomi531(m): 9:36am On May 15, 2022 |
Ilaje1:No be small animals o ![]() |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by humberjade: 9:43am On May 15, 2022 |
Ilaje1:Hmm, true! They condemn western education and religion, but when it comes to health, relocation abroad, or their wards education, they think the same Western world. Hypocrites! Anyways, I agree with almost all your points. |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by smyo(m): 9:43am On May 15, 2022 |
snott:Na person way dey alive dey reason economy Oga, those one u are trying to compete are sane human unlike here in Nigeria, you must finish 1 before 2 |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by matthew080: 9:46am On May 15, 2022 |
May thunder fire the law |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Saidfx(m): 9:47am On May 15, 2022 |
NaijaDonCast:Uncircumcised = NO: They followed the tradition of Prophet Abraham The “Father of Algebra” is generally acknowledged to be Abu Ja’far Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi, born in approximately 786 C.E. Some historians speculate that his name may indicate that he came from the Khwarizmi region, south of the Aral Sea in central Asia. Al-Khwarzimi was born at a time of great cultural and scientific development in the Islamic world.
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| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Panda7(m): 9:51am On May 15, 2022 |
killing for a god who can't save you and which you can not see seems like idolatry worship. Muslims need to understand that there is freedom of worship as a fundamental human right and shedding blood because someone does not have same religious believe as yours is a sin and crime before God and man. |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Nobody: 9:55am On May 15, 2022 |
I'm utterly disappointed by Nigeria as a country. How it desperately wants to be Afghanistan and Pakistan is worrying ![]() |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Naajjii: 10:00am On May 15, 2022*. Modified: 10:22am On May 15, 2022 |
Ilaje1:We are also condemning what those extremist did alot of northerners have come into to condem that. There extremist here in the north who are barbaric as much as there extremist and Killers in your region. So don't make it seem like it's only in the north. So my Osu Caste fellow what do you got to say ? ![]() |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Abubkr98: 10:05am On May 15, 2022 |
This things need to be stop is a sin in Islam for any Muslim to take action in there hands. All this insidence that happen in the past is as a result of bad people, Islam doesn't support terrorism, Violence, killings. We need peace in Nigeria. |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Naajjii: 10:06am On May 15, 2022 |
Panda7:How about your Killing for Yahoo yahoo ,money ritual, how is it possible to turn human part into money? What about Ipod slaughtering people like meat? The about to get wedded military couple you people slaughtered, cut their heads off � and a Other things you did to them what do you call that? My friend you people are barbaric and killers go to this place below and see for yourself https://www.nairaland.com/7106915/army-couple-beheaded-way-imo |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by ShaqFu: 10:08am On May 15, 2022 |
Tissaia:My friend will you shut that rotten hole of yours up!!. All your murderous brothers and sisters abroad who killed just because someone blaspheme your prophet, tell me, how did the foreign authorities treat them? Were they not pumped with bullets till their diseased bodies started leaking like a woman who is suffering from bladder problem. Bloody fool. |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by justli: 10:08am On May 15, 2022 |
While I agree with your noble submission, we must also understand that Islam condones these killings and it was the honourable thing to do giving the circumstance. But then again, people are quick to point to the Yourabs and other non Hausa Muslims and how peaceful they are. The truth is these other tribes hold their native culture superior to Islam. The Hausa man has substituted his culture with Islam and practices to its fullness. These killings will not stop because every core northern Muslim regardless of his education tacitly or openly supports this. The brag about it.It's not a Nigerian thing, Saudi, Pakistan, Indonesia, Nigeria, ... This practice is norm. The baton goes to the so-called liberal individual that thinks Islam is peaceful |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by NamelessOGBENI(m): 10:11am On May 15, 2022 |
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| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Naajjii: 10:20am On May 15, 2022 |
B2Bmen:Look at this terrorist sympathizer supporting Ipod unknown gunmen terrorists. IPOB were responsible for the killing, therefore you are as barbaric and killers as those sokoto extremist who killed Deborah. |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Kokaine(m): 10:21am On May 15, 2022 |
You should not do things like this. |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Nobody: 10:24am On May 15, 2022 |
People dey die for that bloody ancestor of terrorists called Muhammad abi Mohamed (shīt be upon him) una dey talk. This isn't time for talking. Start killing them quietly and quickly. Use wtv u have. Na to just use one of the headslamming mods start... ![]() |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by kayevans: 10:35am On May 15, 2022 |
ajekpaks:Truer words have never been said |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by lordmans(m): 10:40am On May 15, 2022 |
litigator:The problem with these Muslims in the North is mostly due to ignorance, and our christian citizens too need not put themselves in unnecessary risk by staying in the midst of these people who placed lesser values on human lives talkless of provoking them to react. As for the death of the girl, all relevant agencies should rise up to ensure that her family is adequately compensated and shop owners should get some reliefs as well. |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Godjone(m): 10:44am On May 15, 2022 |
That is why I SO MUCH LOVE KADUNA CHRISTIANS. IF THIS NONSENSE THEY DID IN SOKOTO WAS IN KADUNA, THEY WOULD HAVE RECIEVED THE SAME REACTION FROM OUR PEOPLE. NOBODY HAS MONOPOLY FOR VIOLENCE. IT IS TIME WE BEGIN TO RETURN VIOLENCE FOR VIOLENCE BECAUSE THESE ANIMALS WILL ONLY LEARN A HARD LESSON IF WE MATCH THEIR EVIL WITH EVIL |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Magnoliaa(f): 10:44am On May 15, 2022 |
KingOfTheDamned:LMAO. Swear you're any different from the vile killers. ![]() Oun na shebi to'oto. Forming righteous anger. |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by Onokwu001(m): 10:48am On May 15, 2022 |
For example, on 27th February, 2013, Nasir El-Rufai stated via Twitter thus: "If Jesus criticizes Jonathan's govt, Maku/ Abati/ Okupe will say he (Jesus) slept with Mary Madgalene" yet Christians kept the peace. During Easter of 2021, the CEO of Serling Bank named Abubakar Suleiman compared Jesus Christ to our local Agege Bread thus: "AGEGE BREAD, HE ROSE". The Christians' response to his comparison was captured in the Punch News Paper thus: "AGREE BREAD ADVERT: YOUR SINS FORGIVEN, CAN TELLS STERLING BANK". Credit: C. Uzogar Is Jonathan government GOD Christians worship? NASIRU El-rufai In that statement shows how revered and respected Jesus is to the Christians As for the Sterling Bank Man, he blasphemed and can be brought to book by who soever wants. Deborah's act was bad and should be served the punishment which she got through the wrong way. |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by SugarGirl44(f): 11:00am On May 15, 2022 |
We should all bring our energy together to call for the division of this dedass country. That's the only song we should be singing now, enough of english and grammar. These people's minds are twisted, they're never going to change. While we are here blowing grammar, another person is going to get killed. Southerners, wake up from your slumber, una mumu don do!. |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by elfiddy(m): 11:13am On May 15, 2022 |
It's time to start killing Muslims who insult Jesus. Naija147: |
| Re: Blasphemy: What Is The Position Of The Law? by just2endowed: 11:18am On May 15, 2022 |
hakeem4:Omo na death oh in far north but not in South here. |
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