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Counted 7 , 1 last yr and 3 this yr I'm heart broken! What has life turn to![]()
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Psychological aspect exactly. Based on NORMALCY Gerrard59: |
I overhead such years ago, so this is the second time, but it's disgustive anyway. "preferrably who doesn't smoke and drinks" are they referring to me whereas I'm not ready to sacrifice mine Gerrard59: |
Infact, oshi rata mora'yo ni. However, "that thing filled with deseases and viruses" to me is an overstatement Fabulocity: |
*vomits* *leave thread* ? I can stil get all response to ur mentions, u must be vry much around... Hoowever, this thing is Natural n u r also Natural, shouldn't b a big deal ![]() jez kidding o, it's craziness idoncare440: |
R.I.P Blooda |
So u are observing as well sir! Her comments are like "nawa o, k, yeah, issokay....." dis should b a wonderful moment gberra: |
It should be to you so far Afonja university maintain its position as d "Lead"
IgboticGirl: |
I keep wondering as well sir... Babachukwu: |
You wan see him red eyes abi I will speak my primary school English to u "I don't there o" Jostico: |
Migwo 8yrs of free fuc.k! Ntn special again |
OP google public school in State of Osun and see such gigantic edifice as well... Osun is not exceptional kingsley666: |
E no cute, ah no like am coz I kno sey u are mocking me... Wiaraz na ma mind ah dey tokLalas247: |
Beauty in eyes of the beholder! You looks identical, so what say meee you are both beautifulblackbeau1: |
Then tell me if nah your flat headed papa get Lagos slowpoke. Now I know what your problem is... By the time you are all seriously dealth with, you will understand Lagos isn't part of popopoto region... Your nuisance shouldn't find its way into Lagos else, you will dance to the music. rainylad: |
He isn't referring to landlocked and potopoto region, he is talking about Lagos. So go sidan for shit Abi na your papa land be lagos ![]() rainylad: |
Definately! According to the story, she used that as an excuse.... That man is wicked though! Can Raped victim ask for TFare Thumbs up maSarah20A: |
Definately! According to the story, she used that as a excuse.... That man is wicked though! Can Raped victim ask for TFare Thumbs up maSarah20A: |
Absolutely not!
Mrjo: |
Wicked man. However, the persuasive words shouldn't have made her fall victim. She intended to aswell. I don't understand |
Not fair of you et ol sekxy: |
Whereas those dirty mouthed people keeps vilifying Ogbeni Aregbesola, calls him names n accused him of Islamizing Osun... I've read some comment here saying it doesn't mean anything taking the loan. We know your nightmare is Islam! The question to ask those Religion fanatics is, WHEN WILL THEY BE TOLERATING ISLAM AS WE MUSLIM DOES TO CHRISTIANITY. I know how they sees Muslims in that region cause I lives there, too much hatred for Islam.... Why ![]() |
Don't mind 'em, They are all hypocrites sarrki: |
Yorubas, Pride of the Nation since inception! Kekere ko'leshin fi ju malu lo. #Fatherofthemall |
Don't ruin my day! S'okere ni abi o poju Why dha mockery look though Lalas247: |
In the Name of Allah, the most Merciful, the most Kind Noteworthy is that there is no difference amongst all the Islamic schools of thought, the ahl al-qibla, in allowing the combination of the two obligatory prayers; al-zuhr and al- `asr, at `Arafa [ground which is included in the rites of ‘Hajj’ (the Pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia)] at the time of the noon (al- zuhr) prayer. Technically, this is [called] ‘jam' al-taqdim’ (the preceding combination). Similarly, there is no difference between them in allowing the combination of the two obligatory [prayers] - al-maghrib and al-`isha' - at al-Muzdalifa [another ground near Mecca, Saudi Arabia] at the time of the `isha' [prayers]. Technically, this is called ‘jam' al-ta'khir’ (the delayed combination). There is no difference [amongst the scholars] in preferring these two combinations. Indeed, they are amongst the prophetic practices. However, they (the scholars) have differed as to the permissibility of combining the prayers in daily performances. The point of disagreement here is the permissibility of combining two [individually performable] obligatory prayers by performing them together at the time stipulated for one of them either by bringing it forward (taqdiman) as at `Arafa, or, by delaying it [until the time stipulated for the later prayer] (ta'khiran) as done at al- Muzdalifa [for al-maghrib and al-isha prayers respectively]. The Imams [twelve] from the family of Muhammad (S) have declared that this is permissible at all times although it is better to separate them [prayers]. Their followers (Shi`as) have followed them in this [ruling] at all times and places. Most of the time, they combine al-zuhr and al-`asr, and al-maghrib and al-`isha' [prayers], whether they are traveling, are at home, or, they have an excuse [to combine], and without no excuse at all. ‘Jam' al-taqdim’ and ‘jam' al-ta'khir’ are equally valid for them [at all times]. As for the School of Hanafis [jurisprudence], they have prohibited the combination [of prayers] absolutely, with exception being at `Arafa and al-Muzdalifa. [This is] despite the presence of numerous clear sahih (authentic traditions) which allow the combination, especially when traveling. However, despite the clear [traditions], they (the School of Hanafis) interpreted them to refer to an unintentional combination (al-jam' al-suri). The invalidity of this [view] will become clear to you soon, God willing. As for the School of Shafi`is, Malikis and Hanbalis (three differing jurisprudence respectively), they have allowed it (the combination) when travelling although there are differences between them. Otherwise, they are not allowed to combine except for [genuine] excuses; for example, when there is rain, soil, sickness and fear. There are also differences between them on the conditions which consider traveling as a legitimate requisite to combine chronologically separated prayers. Our proofs, for the issue whether the chronologically separated prayers could be combined, or, not, rely on between us, and our God, the Almighty, as well as other issues on the authentic [traditions] from our Imams (twelve, utmost chaste, males from the progeny of the Prophet Muhammad A.S.), peace be upon them. We shall argue with the masses (jumhur) by referring to their authentic traditions since they clearly point to what we claim. For our sake of discussion, the sufficient proofs are [provided by] the two Shaykhs have reported in the Sahihs (the reporters of Prophet’s sayings’ recorded). We present to you what [Sahih] Muslim (one of the reporters) has narrated in his ‘Sahih’ in the chapter on the combination of prayers at home. He says: "Yahya b. Yahya reported: `I read from Malik from b. Abu al-Zubayr from Sa`id b. Jubayr from Ibn `Abbas [who] said: `The Prophet of God (S) prayed the zuhr and `asr prayers together and [he also offered] the maghrib and `isha' prayers together even though there was neither any fear, nor was he traveling.'" Muslim said: "And, Abu Bakr b. Abi Shayba narrated to us that Sufyan b. `Uyayna reported from `Amr b. Dinar from Abu Sha`sha' Jabir b. Zayd from Ibn `Abbas who said: `I prayed with the Prophet (S) the eight [‘rakahs’(standings)] (of prayer) together and the seven [standings] together.' `Amr b. Dinar said: `I said: `O Abu Sha`sha' I think he delayed the zuhr and hastened [to pray] the `asr and he delayed the maghrib and hastened [to pray] the `isha'.' He (Abu Sha`sha') said: `I think so too.'" I (the author) say: "They only follow [their] conjectures, and the conjecture does not lead to the truth." Muslim said: "Abu al-Rabi`i al-Zahrani said that Hammad b. Zayd reported from `Amr b. Dinar from Jabir b. Zayd from Ibn `Abbas: `Indeed the Prophet of God (S) prayed in Medina the seven, and eight cycles, the zuhr and `asr and the maghrib and the `isha' [together].'" He (Muslim) said: "And, Abu al-Rabi`i al- Zahrani told me that Hammad narrated to us from al-Zubayr b. al-Kharit from `Abd Allah b. Shaqiq who said: `One day Ibn `Abbas delivered a sermon to us after the `asr [prayer] until the sun had set, and the stars had begun to appear. The people started to say: `The prayer! The prayer!.' He said: `A man from the Banu Tamim, who was not smiling or inclined [in stature], came to him (Ibn `Abbas) and said: `The prayer! the prayer!.' Ibn `Abbas said: `Do you teach me the sunna O one who has no mother?' Then he said: `I saw the Prophet of God (S) combine the zuhr and `asr and the maghrib and `isha'.' `Abd Allah b. Shaqiq said: `Something about that bothered me, so I came to Abu Hurayra, and I asked him about it and he verified his statement.'" Muslim said: "And Ibn Abi 'Umar told us that Waqi' reported that `Imran b. Hudayr reported from `Abd Allah b. Shaqiq al-`Uqayli that a man said to Ibn `Abbas: `The prayer!', then he kept quiet. Then he said: `The prayer!' then he kept quiet. Then he said: `The prayer!' and he kept quiet. Ibn `Abbas said: `You have no mother! Do you teach us about the prayer, we used to combine the two prayers in the time of the Prophet of God (S).'" I (the author) say: Al-Nasai narrated from `Amr b. Harm from Abu Sha`sha' that Ibn `Abbas prayed the zuhr and `asr in Basra without any interval between them. He did that as he was busy, he reported it from the Prophet (S). Muslim said that Ahmad b. Yunus and `Awn b. Salaam both told us from Zuhayr. Ibn Yunus said that Zuhayr narrated that Abu al- Zubayr reported from Sa`id b. Jubayr from Ibn `Abbas who said: "The Prophet of God (S), prayed the zuhr and `asr together in Medina when there was neither fear, nor, [was he] travelling." Abu al-Zubayr said: "I asked Sa`id: `Why did he do that?' He replied: `I asked Ibn `Abbas just as you have asked me. He said: `He did not wish to impose any difficulty on anyone in his community.'" Muslim said: "And Abu Bakr b. Abu Shayba and Abu Karib reported to us, they said: `Abu Mu'awiya, Abu Karib and Abu Sa`id al-Ashaj said (and the words are of Abu Karib) that they (Abu Karib and Abu Sa'id) said that Waqi' and Abu Mu`awiya said, both of them [reporting] from al-A`mash from Habib b. Abu Thabit from Sa'id b. Jubayr from Ibn `Abbas who said: `The Prophet of God (S) combined the zuhr and `asr and the maghrib and `isha' [prayers] in Medina even though there was neither fear, nor, rain.'" He (Muslim) said: "In the tradition of Waqi`i he said: `I asked Ibn `Abbas: `Why did he do that'? He said: `So that he should not [impose a] burden on his community.'" And, [according to] the hadith of Abu Mu`awiya, Ibn `Abbas was asked: "What did he intend by that?" He said: "He did not wish to impose difficulty on his community." Muslim said: "Yahya b. Habib al-Harithi said that Khalid b. al-Hirth said that Qurra b. Khalid said that Abu al-Zubayr told us that Sa`id b. Jubayr reported that Ibn `Abbas said: `Indeed the Prophet of God (S) combined the prayers when on a journey, and during the undertaking in the battle of Tabuk, he combined the zuhr and `asr and the maghrib and `isha.'" Sa`id said: `I asked Ibn `Abbas: `What made him do that?' He replied: `He did not wish to burden his umma.'" Muslim said: "Yahya b. Habib said that Khalid b. al-Hirth told us that Qurra b. Khalid narrated that Abu al-Zubayr said that `Amir b. Wa'ila Abu al-Tufayl reported that Mu`adh b. Jabal said: `In the battle of Tabuk, the Prophet of God (S) combined the zuhr and `asr and the maghrib and `isha' [prayers].' He said: `I asked: `What made him do that?' He (Mu'adh) said: `He did not wish to burden his community.'" I (the author) say: These authentic traditions are clear to the reason for the legislation of combining [the prayers]. All of these [indicate] give respite to the community, so as not to burden it with separating [the prayers], [thereby] having mercy on the diligent ones who [comprise] are most of the people. The last two traditions; the hadith of Mu`adh and the one before it, are not restricted to the specific situation (I mean traveling) since the reason for combining [the prayer] in them (the two traditions) is general. It is not the journey per se, nor, for sickness, rain, soil, and fear. Rather it is a general [ruling] which can be applied in any specific case. So, it is not restricted to it; but, it is applicable to all occasions. Due to that you see that Imam Muslim did not mention the [last] two traditions in the chapter on "combining [the prayer] when traveling," since they are not restricted to it (traveling). Rather, he cited the traditions in the chapter on the "combination [of prayer] when at home" so that they can be a proof for the permissibility of combining [the prayers] at all times. This is based upon his understanding, knowledge, and judgement. Muslim's ‘sahih hadiths’ on this issue, and those which you have heard, and not heard are all according to the conditions stipulated by al-Bukhari. The transmitters in their ‘isnads’ (the chain of custody) have all been used by al-Bukhari in his ‘Sahih’; so, I wonder what prevented al-Bukhari from mentioning all of them (the traditions) in his ‘Sahih’? What led him to reduce them to a negligible portion? Why did he not append a chapter in his book on the combination [of prayer] when at home, or, while traveling? Given the abundant ‘sahih hadiths’ according to the conditions stipulated by him which are available on the combination [of prayers] and given that, on the whole, most of the Imams (twelve, utmost chaste, males from the progeny of the Prophet Muhammad A.S.) do accept it (the combination of prayers), why did he select those traditions on combining which have the least [impact] in pointing to it (the combination of prayer)? Why did he (al- Bukhari) insert them in a chapter which could alter its (intended) meaning? I consider al- Bukhari above, and exclude him from being like those who alter words from their intended meanings, or, like those who hide the truth even though they may know it. I present to you what he has selected on this topic and has inserted at an improper place. He says in the chapter on the delaying of the zuhr prayer until the [time of] `asr in the book of the timings of prayers in his Sahih: "Abu Nu`man narrated to us that Hammad b. Zayd told him from `Amr b. Dinar who reported from Jabir b. Zayd on the authority of Ibn `Abbas who said: `The Prophet (S) prayed in Medina the seven and eight [standings] of the zuhr and `asr and the maghrib and `isha.' Ayyub said: `Perhaps it was a rainy night.' He said: `Maybe.'" I (the author) say: they only follow conjectures. He (al-Bukhari) also reported in the chapter on the time of the maghrib from Adam: He said: "Shu`ba told us: ``Amr b. Dinar reported: `I heard Jabir b. Zayd reporting from Ibn `Abbas who said: `The Prophet (S) prayed the seven [standings] together, and the eight [standings] together.'" And, he reported with an incomplete chain of transmission (arsala) in the chapter on remembering the `isha' and darkness from Ibn `Umar, Abu Ayyub and Ibn `Abbas that the Prophet (S) prayed the maghrib and `isha' [one after another without significant time lapse between the two prayers], that is he combined them at the time of one of them at the expense of the other. This is a very small portion from a large number of authentic traditions on the combination [of prayers] which are sufficient to prove what we maintain, as is obvious. This is supported by what [is reported] from Ibn Mas`ud when he said: "The Prophet (S) conjoined the two prayers, in Medina, the zuhr and `asr, and the maghrib and `isha', and this [fact] was mentioned to him. He (the Prophet) said: "I did this so that my umma should not be burdened." Al-Tabrani has reported this. It is reported from `Abd Allah b. `Umar when it was said to him: "Did you not see the Prophet (S) conjoined the zuhr and `asr and the maghrib and `isha' prayers whilst he was staying [in town], not travelling?" He replied saying: "He did that so as not to impose a burden on his community." In short, there are, among all the `ulama' of the masses, those who say that it is permissible to conjoin the prayers, and those who negate it; they ratify the authenticity of these traditions, and their apparent inference. This is what we say, that it is allowed [to conjoin the prayer] in all cases. Refer, if you wish, to what they have appended to it so that it may be clear to you. hafeezibnfattah: |
Parable!
slimzypink: |
Whao! Same bumbae, same beautiful face, same pierced nose. Endowed.! I can't stop filming how that day gonna be awesome.. I'm eager to do the prostration... Lalas247: |
They calls cow "brother" because of meat ? Issokayslimzypink: |
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