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Politics › Re: 'Sanwo-Olu Approves Mass Burial For 103 EndSARS Victims' - Gazette, The Sun by TenQ: 6:06pm On Jul 23, 2023
helinues:
huh

Where are the list of the victims which we have been asking for over 3 years now?

All those who fell for the acclaimed Lekki massacre should check into rehabilitation center from brain check
Did you read this letter or is it fake?

Education › Re: Reno Compares Nigerian Universities' Tuition Cost With That Of Other Countries by TenQ: 4:48pm On Jul 23, 2023
April396949:
It is essential to compare Nigerian universities' tuition costs with those of other countries to identify the affordability and competitiveness of education in Nigeria. Such comparisons can shed light on the accessibility of higher education and help students and parents make informed decisions about where to pursue their studies.

This analysis holds significance as education costs significantly influence access to education, choice of institution, and the overall quality of education received. By comparing tuition fees between countries, one can evaluate the relative affordability of Nigerian universities in an international context.

Additionally, these comparisons can also provide insights into the resources allocated to education in Nigeria compared to other countries. It allows for an assessment of whether Nigerian universities are receiving adequate funding to meet the growing demands of the country's population and improve the quality of education provided.

By evaluating tuition costs internationally, policymakers and stakeholders can identify areas for improvement, such as the need to increase funding for education or implement measures to ensure affordability and accessibility for all students. Furthermore, it can also serve as a benchmark to encourage Nigerian universities to enhance their competitiveness globally and attract international students.

Overall, comparing Nigerian universities' tuition costs with those of other countries is a meaningful exercise that can help drive positive changes in the education sector, improve the quality of education, and ensure that higher education remains accessible and affordable for all.
But you talk like a theoretician.

It would be nice to know also
That an average professor in America earns between $7000 and $9000 per month.

There is no single professor in Nigerian University that earns $500 per month.


We also want to know the non-school fee cashflow into Nigerian universities especiall from the Government


I want to know:
How much is the average income in Dollars in Nigeria

It seems we always defend the FAILURE of Government
Education › Re: Reno Compares Nigerian Universities' Tuition Cost With That Of Other Countries by TenQ: 4:43pm On Jul 23, 2023
ebukajay184:
Following the recent rise in cost of Tuition fees of Nigerian public universities, former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has compared Nigerian universities' cost of tuition with cost of tuition of other countries' universities, IGBERETV reports.

Taking to his Twitter page, Reno wrote;



https://twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1682764711039844354?t=0IgblwoUFTp0ec_0Jp5VZA&s=19[/quote]I want to know:
Biko, How much is the average income in Dollars in Nigeria
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Is The Quran Of Mohammed: Is It Permanently LOST? by TenQ(op):
Lukuluku69 and AntiChristian are feigning deaf and dumb right now. No answer for your todays bread. It's still hot o

Questions:
1. If Recitations of the Qur'an could not be trusted during the lifetime of Khalif Uthman, why do you think that the Recitation of Hafs (who was born 150 years after the death of Mohammed) be trusted?
2. Where are the copies of the Qur'an sent to Mecca, Medina, Kufa, Basra, Damascus, Cairo and Baghdad so that we can compare it with the Hafs Qur'an.?
3. Explain why If the Isnad of the Qur'an is broken, how can the whole Qur'an not be Daif at best?
4. Why should anyone trust the Recitation of Hafs since he and his father are known as fraudulent according to Muslim sources?



I admit that:
The Questions I have set for you today is though!
I promise to give you bonus marks and also be gentle in marking it. Even LegalWolf had been devoured by a real wolf today and nursing his wounds!
Christianity Etc › Re: If Any Christian Prove's This To Me, I Promise To Give My Life To Christ (pics) by TenQ: 11:57am On Jul 23, 2023
turmacs:
Now according to the Bible, in Exodus Chapter 33 verse 11 the Bible says and I quote "Thus the Lord used to speak to Moses face to face, as man speaks to his friend" ......

Now my question here is, all of you that call yourselves Christians in this world today (especially Nigerians), is there anyone among you that God has spoken to face to face, how a man speaks to his friend ? Please I'm not talking about God speaking to you in a dream please, because that is how he speaks to all of you nowadays.. I'm talking about speaking to God face to face , just like the way you would speak to you earthly friend in a conversation...And for those of you that might bring up the argument that Moses was very special to God and he did works for God that no man was capable of, does that mean that God loves some of his children more than he loves others?

Righteousness99
nlfpmod Mynd44 Seun OAM4J farano
What a reason to give your life to Christ!?
Please stay where you are!
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Is The Quran Of Mohammed: Is It Permanently LOST? by TenQ(op): 11:49am On Jul 23, 2023
LegalWolf may want to tell us in the court of law which is weightier as a source of evidence
1. Oral Traditions or
2. Written Evidences

Especially when it can be proved that written evidence existed.

What is is lam trying to hide?
SMH!
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Is The Quran Of Mohammed: Is It Permanently LOST? by TenQ(op): 10:59am On Jul 23, 2023
The day Muslims will discover that there is no coming out from hell fire AND the best deceiver has scammed them!

On that day,
Muslims will ask Allah when he comes to them in a shape they know not and say:.
Are you TWO Allah? Is the first Allah dead?
Then Allah will remove his garment and show them his Shin : and they would be assigned each their endless penis and appropriate brothel.
Christianity Etc › Re: Where Is The Quran Of Mohammed: Is It Permanently LOST? by TenQ(op): 10:37am On Jul 23, 2023
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Christianity Etc › Where Is The Quran Of Mohammed: Is It Permanently LOST? by TenQ(op):
Many Muslims are not aware that there are up to 32 Arabic Qur'an of which the Hafs Qur'an and the Warsh Qur'an are the most popular. A vast majority of the Islamic world uses the Hafs Qur'an (including Muslims in Nigeria).

However, the point of emphasis today is not about the various Arabic Quran's in circulation (thanks to Hatun Tash who exposed this). Today, we want to ask just one basic simple Question.
"Where is the Quran of Mohammed?"

Facts:
1. The Oral and Partially written Qur'an:
The Qur'an was in was at least partially in written form before the death of Mohammed. A tame sheep was said to eat up a chapter during Mohammed's funeral
2. The first complete Qur'an :
Abu Bakr (the first Khalif) appointed a committee led by Zaid ibn Thabit, who was known for his expertise in writing and memorizing the Qur'an, to collect and compile all the scattered written fragments and the memorized portions of the Qur'an.
3. The second complete Quran:
Somehow the Qur'an of Abu Bakr was unavailable and people were reciting the Qur'an with variations, distortions and errors and these were put in written form. The third Khalifa Uthman thus appointed a committee led by Zaid ibn Thabit (the same person who led the compilation efforts during the time of Abu Bakr) to create an official written copy of the Qur'an. The committee's task was to produce multiple copies of the Qur'an. Every variant Qur'an was BURNT to remove the evidence.

4. At least SEVEN authorised version of the standardised Qur'an of Uthman was distributed to lands far and near to Mecca
Medina, Kufa, Basra, Damascus, Cairo and Baghdad

Note:
1. You will agree with me that we have established the existence of PRINTED Qur'an as of the Time of the First and Third Khalifa after Mohammed
2. Mohammed himself recommend FOUR of the best reciters of the Qur'an during his life time and only Salim Mawla Abi Hudhayfah was dead as of the time of the Third Khalif Uthman : it is strange that non of their Qur'an was used for the authorised version of Uthman.

Sunan Ibn Majah, Hadith Number: 215
The Prophet once said, "Learn the Qur'an from four: from Abdullah ibn Masud, Salim Mawla Abi Hudhayfah, Ubayy ibn Ka'b, and Mu'adh ibn Jabal"



ENTER MODERN QUR'AN
Any reasonable person will expect that the modern Arabic Qur'an we use today would be from copies from either one of the Qur'an from Mecca, Medina, Kufa, Basra, Damascus, Cairo and Baghdad

Unfortunately, this is not. The version in popular use today is according to the RECITATION of Hafs (not even according to the written text of Hafs).

Introducing Hafs:
1. Hafs ibn Sulayman al-Kufi, the transmitter of the Qur'an was Born almost 150 years after the death of Mohammed. He never met ANY of the companions not knew any of the Khalifs of Islam.
2. Hafs and his father are known by Muslims as great liars who fabricate Hadiths. Even though he narrated hadiths, they were all deemed to be fabrications.
Ibn Hijr, Tahtheeb-Al-Tahtheeb, Volume 2, p. 245
“Ibn Adi’ said: most of his (Hafs’) hadiths, and those he narrated about, are not kept…”


Al-Albani, Irwaa-Al-Ghaleel, Volume 1, p. 260
“Abu Omar (said): this is Hafs Ibn Sulayman the Qari (Quran reader or narrator) from Kufa, and his hadiths are to be abandoned. And Uman Abu Hafs followed him, who is also (known as) Ibn Hafs A—Abdi, and he is like him in weakness, or weaker. Revised by Tabarani in A-Khabeer (1/49/3), and Qawl Al-Haythami (333/1) in his Isnad- and they are trustworthy men. But he (Hafs) was cavalier in the matter, so should not be looked at(meaning acknowledged).”


3. The introductory page or "page A" of the Arabic Qur'an just before the first chapter (Al-Fathia" include what is known by Muslims as Isnad (chains of narration) of the Qur'an. Any chain that leaves out the Qur'an of Abu Bakr or the Qur'an of Uthman is broken in transmission and cannot be trusted.


Questions:
1. If Recitations of the Qur'an could not be trusted during the lifetime of Khalif Uthman, why do you think that the Recitation of Hafs (who was born 150 years after the death of Mohammed) be trusted?
2. Where are the copies of the Qur'an sent to Mecca, Medina, Kufa, Basra, Damascus, Cairo and Baghdad so that we can compare it with the Hafs Qur'an.?
3. If the Isnad of the Qur'an is broken, how can the whole Qur'an not be Daif at best?
4. Why should anyone trust the Recitation of Hafs since he ans his father are known as fraudulent according to Muslim sources?





Note:
If you are interested in reading about the differences between the Hafs and Warsh Qur'ans you may read the writeup in the link below
https://answering-islam.org/Green/seven.htm

Attached is the Isnad of both the Warsh and Hafs Qur'an


Please let's make the answers short, direct and precise
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