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"First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 3:09pm On Sep 13, 2015
"First the saturday people, then the sunday people "

https://www.redstate.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Christian-house-in-Mosul.jpg
The statement above is off course from the Friday people and this statement is proudly scrawled in graffiti paint accros the Arab Muslim world.

Who are the Saturday people? The Jews. And who are the Sunday People? Christians.

The statement stops short on what the Friday people intend to do to the Saturday and Sunday people as this leaves little to the imagination other than mass murder.

Islamic apocalyptic doctrine as contained in the Koran depicts the massacre of Jews and Christians in this order after the emergence of the Iman Mahdi who after leading a bunch of muhajadeens will retake Jerusalem and slaughter the Jews and Christians from where he ( Iman Mahdi) will rule the world!

So you see how and why Jerusalem is very key to Arab Muslim doctrine. For if Jerusalem is in the hands of the Jews as what we are witnessing today, Islamic prophecy becomes invalidated. This is the reason why Arab Muslims from Lebanon, Jordan, Syria and Egypt swarmed present day Israel after its formation in 1947.

The Palestinian cause is not about land tussle but for Islamic control of Jerusalem.

Contrary to what must of you have come to believe, Jerusalem and the mosque on the temple mount are by far the most important sites to Islam and Muslims and not Mecca.

So the question I am throwing out to my fellow Friday posters here is; when and how will you know is the right time to start killing the saturday and Sunday people?

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Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 3:30pm On Sep 13, 2015
Invoking the monikers of some Friday people


Modath
Stola
Moufan
Fash20
Abat4real47
aareonakakanfo
idisuleourown
, bolaino,
Fulanimafia, bolaino,
midolian, vicadex07, passingshot,
Madridguy
Rilwon
idrismusty97
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by xpac01(m): 3:53pm On Sep 13, 2015
Siliness of religion. Does this actually humanityhuh
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by vicadex07(m): 4:32pm On Sep 13, 2015
WombRaiders:
Invoking the monikers of some Friday people


Modath
Stola
Moufan
Fash20
Abat4real47
aareonakakanfo
idisuleourown
, bolaino,
Fulanimafia, bolaino,
midolian, vicadex07, passingshot,
Madridguy
Rilwon
idrismusty97
Funny I was actually born on a friday, but not a "friday people" as u termed it here in your post grin
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 4:42pm On Sep 13, 2015
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 4:46pm On Sep 13, 2015
Aareonakakanfo:
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin


[g]
Man Friday, what do you have to say on behalf of your fellow Friday people?
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 4:48pm On Sep 13, 2015
WombRaiders:
Man Friday, what do you have to say on behalf of your fellow Friday people?
cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 4:48pm On Sep 13, 2015
Aareonakakanfo:
cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy
Bloody terrorist
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 5:05pm On Sep 13, 2015
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Rilwon: 5:19pm On Sep 13, 2015
This dead-brained slowpoke is here again angry
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 5:21pm On Sep 13, 2015
Rilwon:
This dead-brained slowpoke is here again angry
Deny or forever Taqiyya
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by OZAOEKPE(f): 5:22pm On Sep 13, 2015
Rilwon:
This dead-brained slowpoke is here again angry
"The fear of ga(y)briel/Rilwayne001 is the beginning of wisdom. #protect your a$$holes." Quote me anywhere.
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by OZAOEKPE(f): 5:24pm On Sep 13, 2015
WombRaiders:
Deny or forever Taqiyya
"#protect your a$$ from Rilwon/Rilwayne001/ga(y)briel." Quote me anywhere.
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by OZAOEKPE(f): 5:24pm On Sep 13, 2015
WombRaiders:
Deny or forever Taqiyya
"#protect your a$$ from Rilwon/Rilwayne001/ga(y)briel." Quote me anywhere.
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 5:25pm On Sep 13, 2015
This should expose the evil intent Muslims and Islam harbors for Jews and Christians.

[size=18pt]The Muslim Jesus[/size]
 
 
After the emergence or the “rising” of the Mahdi, the second most important event among the Major Signs, is the return of Jesus Christ.  Christians who love Jesus understandably get quite excited by the prospect that even Muslims are looking for and longing for His return.  Unfortunately, the Islamic belief of just who this Jesus is that is coming, and what he does once he has arrived, is drastically different than what Christians believe about Jesus. 
 
The first thing that Christians need to understand regarding the Islamic belief about Jesus is that Muslims of course reject the idea that Jesus was or is the Son of God.  According to Islam, Jesus is not as the Bible articulates, God in the flesh.  Secondly, in Islamic belief, Jesus never died on a cross for the sins of mankind.  The Quran specifically denies that Jesus was ever crucified or that He ever experienced death.  Muslims believe that after Allah miraculously delivered Jesus from death, he was assumed into heaven alive in a similar fashion to the biblical narrative regarding Elijah.  Since then, Muslims believe, Jesus has remained with Allah and has been awaiting his opportunity to return to the earth to finish his ministry and complete his life.  As such, to the Islamic mind, Jesus was not in any way a “savior”.  To Muslims, Jesus was merely another prophet in the long line of prophets that Allah has sent to mankind.  The special title of Messiah, although retained in the Islamic tradition, is essentially stripped of any truly biblically defined Messianic characteristics.  According to the sacred texts of Islam, as we are about to see, when Jesus returns, it most certainly will not be to restore the Nation of Israel to the Jewish people.  Nor will Jesus’ purpose be to save and deliver his faithful followers from the ongoing persecution of the Antichrist.  In order to understand the Islamic concept of Jesus’ return, the first thing that needs to be realized is that when Jesus comes back, he comes back as a radical Muslim!
 
This chapter will outline the Islamic traditions regarding the return of Jesus.  Many of the Hadith below that refer to Jesus do not call him by the name Jesus, but rather Isa.  Muslims occasionally will refer to Jesus by his English name for our sake, but the name that the Quran gives him, and which most Muslims use is Isa (or Eesa) al-Maseeh (the Messiah).  Other common titles that Islam uses when referring to Jesus are Hadrat Isa (Honorable Jesus), Isa bin Maryam (Jesus son of Mary) or Nabi Isa (Prophet Jesus).  Some of these titles may be used below.
 
The Return Of The Muslim Jesus
 
According to Islam’s sacred traditions, Jesus’ return is usually described as taking place just outside Damascus:
 
At this very time Allah would send Christ, son of Mary, and he will descend at the white minaret in the eastern side of Damascus wearing two garments lightly dyed with saffron and placing his hands on the wings of two Angels. When he would lower his head, there would fall beads of perspiration from his head, and when he would raise it up, beads like pearls would scatter from it.  1
 
The Subordinate Of The Mahdi
 
At this time, Jesus descends to meet the army of the Mahdi which will be preparing for battle.  It will be just before the time of prayer. 
 
Muslims will still be preparing themselves for the battle drawing up the ranks.  Certainly, the time of prayer shall come and then Jesus, son of Mary would descend. 2
 
Based on the relevant Hadith, Islamic scholars seem to be in universal agreement that the Mahdi will ask Jesus to lead the prayers.  Jesus will then refuse this request and will defer instead to the Mahdi to lead the prayer. 
 
The Messenger of Allah said: A section of my people will not cease fighting for the truth and will prevail until the Day of resurrection.  He said: Jesus son of Mary would then descend and their [Muslims’] commander [the Mahdi] would invite him to come and lead them in prayer, but he would say: No, some amongst you are commanders over some. 3
 
The important element here that needs to be stressed is that Jesus will then pray behind the Mahdi as a direct statement regarding Jesus’ inferiority of rank to the Mahdi. 
 
Jesus Christ will decline the offer and invitation of Imam Mahdi to come and lead the Muslims in prayer, and say his prayer behind Imam Mahdi. 4
 
Jesus (peace be upon him) will come and will perform the obligatory prayers behind the Mahdi and follow him. 5
 
(Jesus) will be following the Mahdi, the master of the time, and that is why he will be offering his prayers behind him. 6
 
Jesus The Faithful Muslim
 
After Jesus returns, in keeping with his identity as a faithful Muslim, he will perform the ritual pilgrimage to Mecca called hajj:
 
The Prophet said: Verily Isa ibn Maryam shall descend as an equitable judge and fair ruler.  He shall tread his path on the way to hajj (pilgrimage) and come to my grave to greet me, and I shall certainly answer him! 7
 
Jesus Will Institute Islamic Law
 
While the Mahdi, as the Caliph (vice-regent) and Imam (leader) of the Muslims is clearly seen as being a superior to Jesus, Jesus is still said to be a leader of the Muslim Community.  According to the Islamic traditions, Jesus’ primary purpose will be to oversee the institution and the enforcement of the Islamic Shariah law all over the world.
 
Ibn Qayyim mentioned in Manar al-munif that the leader… is the Mahdi who will request Jesus to lead the Muslims in prayer.  Jesus will remain on the earth, not as a prophet, but as one of the Community (ummah) of Prophet Muhammad.  Muslims will follow him as their leader.  According to Shalabi, the Mahdi will lead the Muslims in prayer, and Jesus will rule the Muslims according to the Divine Law (Shari’ah). 8
 
Jesus, the son of Mary will descend and will lead them judging amongst them according to the holy Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad. 9
 
Jesus: The Greatest Muslim Evangelist
 
Islamic tradition teaches that because Jesus will declare himself to be a Muslim, he will lead many Christians to convert to Islam.  Regarding those who do not convert to Islam, the Quran states that Jesus will be a witness against them on the Day of Judgment:
 
There is not one of the People of the Scripture (Christians and Jews) but will believe in him before his death, and on the Day of Resurrection he will be a witness against them.  (Surah 4:159)
 
Commenting on the above verse, Mufti Muhammad Shafi and Mufti Mohammad Rafi Usmani in their book, Signs of the Qiyama [the final judgement] and the Arrival of the Maseeh [the Messiah] explain that the phrase “will believe in him before his death” means that Christians and Jews will:
 
…confirm that he is alive and has not died and he is not God or the Son of God but (merely) His (Allah’s) slave and Messenger, and Isa (Jesus) will testify against those who had called him son of God, the Christians, and those who had belied him, the Jews. 10
 
Sheikh Kabbani, Chairman of the Islamic Supreme Council of America clearly articulates the Islamic perspective regarding Jesus’ evangelistic role when He returns.
 
Like all prophets, Prophet Jesus came with the divine message of surrender to God Almighty, which is Islam.  This verse shows that when Jesus returns he will personally correct the misrepresentations and misinterpretations about himself.  He will affirm the true message that he brought in his time as a prophet, and that he never claimed to be the Son of God.  Furthermore, he will reaffirm in his second coming what he prophesied in his first coming bearing witness to the seal of the Messengers, Prophet Muhammad.  In his second coming many non-Muslims will accept Jesus as a servant of Allah Almighty, as a Muslim and a member of the Community of Muhammad. 11
 
Al-Sadr and Mutahhari, likewise articulate this same expectation:
 
Jesus will descend from heaven and espouse the cause of the Mahdi.  The Christians and the Jews will see him and recognize his true status.  The Christians will abandon their faith in his godhead (sic). 12
 
Jesus Will Abolish Christianity
 
It is crucial to understand that according to Islamic tradition and belief, when Jesus returns, he does not merely come to convert most Christians to Islam but to literally abolish Christianity entirely.  This fact is understood when we analyze a very well-known, and oft-quoted tradition that refers to four specific things that Jesus will do when he returns.  Jesus is said to:
 
Break crosses.
Kill all swine.
Abolish the jizyah tax (a Muslim tax on non-Muslims)
Kill the Muslim antichrist and his followers.
 
The Prophet said: There is no prophet between me and him, that is, Jesus. He will descent (sic) (to the earth)… He will break the cross, kill swine, and abolish jizyah. Allah will perish all religions except Islam. 13
The three actions of breaking “the cross”, killing pigs and abolishing the jizyah tax are based on the notion that Jesus will eliminate all other religions on the earth other than Islam.  Shafi and Usmani explain that to “break the cross” means to “abolish worship of the cross”.  Several Muslim friends that I’ve spoken with have expressed their understanding of this tradition: Jesus will break or remove all crosses from the rooftops and steeples of churches throughout the earth.  This action will thus indicate that Jesus will be making a clear statement regarding his disapproval of the false notion that he was ever crucified on a cross.  The killing of the swine is so that the “Christian belief of its lawfulness is belied.” 14 The reason for abolishing the jizyah tax (the compulsory poll-tax that non-Muslims must pay in order to live in a Muslim land) is based on the idea that when Jesus returns, the jizyah tax will no longer be accepted.  The only choice that Christians will have is to accept Islam or die. As Sideeque M.A. Veliankode states in Doomsday Portents and Prophecies:

Jesus, the son of Mary will soon descend among the Muslims as a just judge… Jesus will, therefore, judge according to the law of Islam… all people will be required to embrace Islam and there will be no other alternative. 15
Even Harun Yahya, likewise affirms this belief in his book, Jesus Will Return when he says,”Jesus will remove all systems of disbelief in that period.” 16 

Muslim jurists also confirm these interpretations: consider, for example, the ruling of Ahmad ibn Naqib al-Misri (d. 1368) from The Reliance of the Traveller, the classic Shafi manual of Islamic jurisprudence:

"... the time and the place for [the poll tax] is before the final descent of Jesus (upon whom be peace). After his final coming, nothing but Islam will be accepted from them, for taking the poll tax is only effective until Jesus' descent (upon him and our Prophet be peace) ..." 17
 
Jesus The Slayer Of Jews
Beyond the “accomplishment” of abolishing Christianity on a worldwide scale, another of Jesus’ primary jobs is to kill a figure know as the Dajjal, or the Muslim version of the Antichrist.  But not only will Jesus kill the Dajjal, but also all of the Dajjal’s followers, who consequently, will mostly be Jews.  Muhammad Ali Ibn Zubair in an article entitled, Who is the evil Dajjal? elaborates:
 
The Yahudis (Jews) of Isfahaan will be his (The Dajjals) main followers.
Apart from having mainly Yahudi followers, he will have a great number of women followers as well. 18
Veliankode explains that one of the main reasons for Jesus return is “to refute the Jews over the controversial issue that they killed Jesus… However Jesus will kill them including their leader, the Antichrist.” 19 Listing the events of the last-days as they occur, Muhammad Ali Ibn Zubair, author of The Signs of Qiyama (Judgement Day) begins:

His followers the Yahudis, will number 70,000… (Then) Hadrat Isa (honorable Jesus) kills the Dajjal at the Gate of Hudd, near an Israeli airport, in the valley of “Ifiq.”  The final war between the Yahudi’s will ensue, and the Muslims will be victorious. 20
 
We will discuss this “final war” between the Jews and the Muslims in more detail in a later chapter.  But for now, it is important to remember that when this final war (or more accurately a final slaughter) occurs, according to Islamic tradition, it is the Muslim Jesus who is the primary instigator of such.
 
Jesus: A Good Muslim Family Man
 
One final aspect of the Muslim Jesus’ return must be pointed out.  After converting the world to Islam and killing unbelievers, the Dajjal and his followers, Jesus is said to marry, have children and eventually die:
 
The Prophet said: There is no prophet between me and him, that is, Jesus… He will destroy the Antichrist and will live on the earth for forty years and then he will die. The Muslims will pray over him. 21
 
After his descention (sic) on earth, Jesus will marry.  He will have children, and he will remain on the earth 19 years after marriage.  He will pass away and Muslims will perform his Funeral Prayer and bury him next to the Prophet Muhammad. 22
 
Summary
 
Now let’s review the various defining characteristics and actions of the Muslim Jesus upon his return to the earth:
 
1.      Jesus is said to return to the earth in the last-days near a mosque in Damascus.
2.      He will arrive at a time when the Mahdi and his army will be preparing to pray.
3.      He will be offered to lead the prayer by the Mahdi, but will decline in direct deference to the Mahdi who Jesus declares to be the leader of the Muslims.
4.      He will then pray behind the Mahdi as a subordinate.
5.      He will be a faithful Muslim
6.      He will make pilgrimage to Mecca.
7.      He will visit Muhammad’s grave, and salute Muhammad, whereby Muhammad will return the salute from the grave.
8.      He will destroy Christianity.
9.      He will repeal the jizyah tax thus causing the only option for Jews and Christians to convert to Islam or die.
10.  He will establish Islamic Shari’ah (Law) throughout the entire earth.
11.  He will kill the Antichrist and his followers made up largely of Jews and women.
12.  He will remain on the earth for roughly forty years, during which time he will marry, have children and then die.
 
As we have clearly seen, the Muslim Jesus, in both his nature and actions is far different than the biblical Jesus.  Rather than coming to reign as King and Messiah over all the earth from Jerusalem, Jesus instead comes to convert the world to Islam or kill those who refuse to do so.  Instead of coming to save and deliver faithful Christians and Jews, he comes instead to kill and slaughter them.  We will discuss a bit more about what the Bible has to say about the return of Jesus in a later chapter.
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Rilwon: 5:28pm On Sep 13, 2015
WombRaiders:
Deny or forever Taqiyya
I have no time for your bullshît.
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Rilwon: 5:30pm On Sep 13, 2015
WombRaiders:
This should expose the evil intent Muslims and Islam harbors for Jews and Christians.

[size=18pt]The Muslim Jesus[/size]
 
 ill discuss a bit more about what the Bible has to say about the return of Jesus in a later chapter.
So when are writing about the christian Jesus, what is he coming back to do?
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 5:32pm On Sep 13, 2015
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by modath(f): 5:41pm On Sep 13, 2015
Rilwon:
So when are writing about the christian Jesus, what is he coming back to do?
Why on earth are you arguing with a mad man in a market huh, don't you know passers by won't know the difference??

Do not let anyone provoke you into a religious argument, it never end well!!!!

I'm a xtian & you'd never catch me engaging in a religious argument, maybe the fact that I'm a yoruba xtian (assuming you are a yoruba muslim) with relatives actively practising both religions ensures I think before I speak...
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 5:46pm On Sep 13, 2015
modath:
Why on earth are you arguing with a mad man in a market huh, don't you know passers by won't know the difference??

Do not let anyone provoke you into a religious argument, it never end well!!!!

I'm a xtian & you'd never catch me engaging in a religious argument, maybe the fact that I'm a yoruba xtian (assuming you are a yoruba muslim) with relatives actively practising both religions ensures I think before I speak...
Mutharishu why you they deny your religion ?
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Rilwon: 5:47pm On Sep 13, 2015
modath:
Why on earth are you arguing with a mad man in a market huh, don't you know passers by won't know the difference??

Do not let anyone provoke you into a religious argument, it never end well!!!!

I'm a xtian & you'd never catch me engaging in a religious argument, maybe the fact that I'm a yoruba xtian (assuming you are a yoruba muslim) with relatives actively practising both religions ensures I think before I speak...
Thank you very much bro. I will henceforth ignore him and his ilks.

I'm a yoruba muslim you've rightly assumed.
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Ilekeh(f): 5:48pm On Sep 13, 2015
This thread accurately describes how religion fffuucks up a good time (weekend).

Can't y'all just do your ish on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday?

Scrap religion please.
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 5:48pm On Sep 13, 2015
Rilwon:
I'm a yoruba muslim you've rightly assumed.
Why do your gambari masters up north consider you as Kafuri Muslims?
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by OZAOEKPE(f): 5:49pm On Sep 13, 2015
WombRaiders:
Mutharishu why you they deny your religion ?
"Leave Rilwon alone, the guy is a 'ga(y)briel'." Quote me anywhere.
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 5:52pm On Sep 13, 2015
I forgot the grand online shekau himself , uniklinkum

uniklinkum, do you really want to kill us Saturday and Sunday peoples?
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by modath(f): 6:11pm On Sep 13, 2015
Rilwon:
Thank you very much bro. I will henceforth ignore him and his ilks.

I'm a yoruba muslim you've rightly assumed.
I'm actually sisita... wink
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Rilwon: 6:21pm On Sep 13, 2015
modath:
I'm actually sisita... wink
Okay, thank you sis cool
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 6:23pm On Sep 13, 2015
modath:
I'm actually sisita... wink
Mulikat, shakirat or Basirat?
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by Nobody: 11:40pm On Sep 13, 2015
All the useless Muslim filth just failed in derailing this thread.

These lazy parasites are just waiting for the day their imam will announce from their mosque speakers when to begin stealing from Christians.

Buy a shotgun and watch out for any strange Muslim prayer call after 7pm.
Re: "First The Saturday People, Then The Sunday People " by nwannaeto: 1:42am On Sep 14, 2015
sometimes,I imagine if us is a Moslem country.nsogbu ga-adi na uwa
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