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freecocoa:
Learn how to read and understand a question before answering it.na because of exams i dey talk o.

Moving this thread here discourages some people from voting. Each should have been left in their original place, where they're relevant.

Anyway, how far, when are we knowing our poster of the year. I've voted so am impatiently waiting for results.

taj:
faithful wife for 7yrs, but been dealing with my hubby's infidelity, Am getting tired.

See what I'm saying?

ping pong:
Signing in as an unfaithful hubby within 2 years of marriage, now faithful but not sure of tomorrow.

Poor woman. Hope you don't put her in trouble.

Specialist900:
Signing in as a faithful boyfriend.

keep it at that, and maintain same in marriage. Perhaps we can make a better world.

kokoye:
I am here. signed in.

Good for you.

Timmi:
A faithful husband for 30-years.

So happy for you. It takes the grace of God, you know. Congrats to your wife too.

Ujujoan:
Dont you have an ex to talk about too

Whenever he talks about her, talk about your ex too . . . with time he'll get how annoying it is!

Thank you.

64 views, 4 responses. Is it so pathetic that we don't even want to talk about it, even here?

Oh, ok. Thanks.

chaircover:
I beleive that there are still quite a number of men of integrity around. We usually tend to hear the bad stories more than the good ones.

Good to hear. The way it's going is as if no man is spared, especially when you see those you hold in high esteem doing it.

Blazay:
Sorry.
I don't know any.
Not a requirement for my matrimony.
Not a prerequisite of African marriages.

But we are now. . . having done it all.
You have to do it all to be able to satisfy all righteousness.

It takes two to tango.
The laws of demand and supply too.

You speak in parables. I don't quite understand you.

ifyalways:
Infidelity and trust is now relative.In some quarters,so long as he/she remain married to the spouse,pay bills and fulfill all matrimonial duties . . .who cares abt what goes on outside while to some trust means for as long as i have not caught him/her . . .all is well.
Im signing in 100% faithful and trusting.

Do you think this is good enough? Will couples in this kinds of situation be truly happy with themselves? Can such wife say then that her hubby is faithful?

Godalone:
Signed

Good for you.

The rate of infidelity in the society has indeed reached an alarming rate, so much so that it's now seen as a open secret. While I don't have the figures to state who does it more between men and women, I believe, from what goes on around, that men who go into extra marital affairs are more than women who do same.

So it makes me wonder, do we still have men who can boldly say in all truthfulness, that they have been 100% faithful to their marriages? Married women, if you're 100% certain about your husband's fidelity, you completely trust him, please, let's know.

Please this is just a show of worry and concern about our society. Only mature comments are welcome. No insults and/or gender attacks.

Thank you.

Where is the thread for 2010 nomination of poster of the year? I've not seen it for a couple of days now, or is it my computer?

Virgo83:
@ Blims:
Thus topic as been discussed before, then Mukina2 was the Moderator for this Thread: Islam For Muslim. Then I strongly advocate for Mustay to be the Moderator and She Mukina2 to assist him.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-160613.0.html

And a lot of people (including myself) said then that there's nothing wrong in a female moderating an ordinary forum. This will be going too far, making a mountain out of a molehill.

stranger26:
A muslim woman can be a leader of an organization whatever its size BUT she is not to be the ruler of the land. There is a distinction. As the head of the organization, her responsibilities differ from those of the ruler of the land.

The attitude of the believer is always if God has legislated something, then it must be right (for He is all-Knowing, All-Wise) and we must do our best to abide by it.

This is a very sensible post.

Barka Jum'a.

@Virgo

How are you? It's been a while.

[quote author=Abuzola ! link=topic=569356.msg7348624#msg7348624 date=1292512994]SubhanAllah, this thread is undoubtful misleading. hijab means half veil while Niqab means full veil, it is unislamic to say hijab isn't a sign of iman infact it is hypocrisy, I agree never to judge a book by its cover, women are precious, their body is enticing and charismatic, this is Allah's gift to women.  

A woman who wears  her hijab will not be approach for indecent act, they will even give her prestige by appraising her with alhaja or hajiya, unlike the non hijabi, she will be touched or even drag to indecency. And wouldn't be deter to commit any unislamic taboo, this shows that hijab itself is an obstacle for shaitan. Whereas in a sahih hadith the Prophet said whoever touches a woman who is not his muharram on the day of judgement the skin of that place will be smouch in hell.

Allah's injunction on Hijab


'O Prophet ! Tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw their cloaks (veils) all over their bodies. That will be better that they should not be known (as free respectable women) so as not to be annoyed. And Allah is Ever Oft forgiving, most Merciful' Quran 33:59


''Tell the believing women to lower their gaze, and not to show off their adornment except only that which is apparent  (e.g eyes to see road) and to draw their veils all over their juyubihinna (i.e their bodies, faces, necks and bosoms) ' Quran 24:31[/quote]You just hit the nail on the head there Abuzola.

Lame lame lame excuses. A lot of muslim girls gave same excuse while we were in school. One thing we should be clear about is that you can never compare a sister who wears hijab to the one who doesn't. A hijab wearing sister may have other problems, just like any other human being is characterised by different personal weaknesses. But at least, she (the hijabi) obeys Allah in respect of covering herself. A muslimah who doesn't wear hijab is openly rebellious to Allah, to the Messanger and to the Quran.

Even if the hijab wearing sister has other misdeeds, she will most probably hide it from others and will most probably feel bad and seek repentance from it, which is only human.

And saying the hijab wearing sisters are proud is another heresy and a lame excuse, again. I used to say same, but deep down, I knew I was wrong. The truth is that sisters who don't wear hijab usually feel inferiority complex, envy, anger etc towards their wearing counterparts and then they come to say it's the other way round. I know what I'm saying, I've been there. At times I'd even accuse them that they're too proud to say the tasleem first. How would they when they aren't sure you're a muslim or not with your manner of dressing! How would they if your response is always said under breathe when you're in the midst of nonmuslim friends.


Please let's be mindful of our actions, deeds and even thoughts. And for the hijab wearing sisters too, if there is anywhere we're still found wanting according to the OP, do make adjustments insha Allah.

azharuddin:
@alimat
no use debating with these folks. best thing to do will be to ignore this thread and let it die.

Exactly.

Sister Halimah, asalam alaykum. How far now?

audhubillah in different shapes and colours. anyway we need it in this 'end time.'

Go to 'Cuties' at Itire road, Mushin. It's sold there. Some baby shops also sell at Egbeda.

babs787:
@Muhsin

Salam brother. You just have to resist the temptation. You would have noticed that I kept mute and it is not that I do not know what to say but most times, silence is golden. It is better to keep silent than commit sin trying to argue out issue with someone.

We should also note that in the Christian section, we have Jehovah witness, Deeper Christian Life Ministry, Catholic members etc and each of them claiming to be the real christian while the wise ones the TRUTH.

He came with this thread in order to advertise his sect and I dont know where he got the impression that the prophet belonged to a sect (referring to his username) despite the prophet's warning on that.

We should still not be surprised because the Holy prophet (saw) aforesaid all that is happening now. Sects would arise claiming to be following the right way and 73 sects sect would arise in which only would be inhabitant of heaven.  Like I always say, truth is different from falsehood even if you wash, polish it and try to make it look like truth, it would still show that it is falsehood while truth is like oil,

Let me stop here because I do not want to engage in any discussion with anybody.

Maa Salam.

Jazakallah Khayran.

Oko tokunbo.

[quote author=xoxo, link=topic=359506.msg7308526#msg7308526 date=1291986884]this is not the Let's talk let's share let's care attitude
just thought it will be helpful, sincerest apologies.[/quote]I didn't even notice his signature before. You can imagine.

zubeyr:
its never meant to u keep moving

I do not agree with your approach here. This is a forum where we've all come to learn. What the sister said is true, and it won't cost you much to make ammends, afterall we're all reading it even if it's directed at one person. We're muslims please, let's behave like one.

I also don't agree with you that we can pray for a dead unbeliever. While they're alive, fine we can pray for them but anyone who dies in the state of disbelief, a Muslim cannot pray for.

ifyalways:
Yeah right.
I highlighted 2 words in her post.Meaning,he/she have done all the explaining,communicating and coercing abi

If the partner complains, then there must be a reason for it. Except the person is just being unreasonable, then they can be ignored. otherwise, it's always good to listen and make our partner see reason with us. personally, if I have to travel, I like to be at peace with all the people I'm leaving at home.

Barka Jum'ah, the first in 1432. May we live to witness many more in Islam

Always finding things that are misplaced by someone.

Always putting the house in order when others turn it upside down.

The only one with a word-limit/day. (writes much, talk less).

ifyalways:
I wud pretend he does not exist and still go on with my journey.

That's harsh.

@topic

I'll make him see reasons.

hymen:
Astragafrulah !

LOL

Willy willy

Never knew any of mine.

Movement for Islamic Culture and Awareness (MICA)
Crescent Nursery/Primary School, 1004 Estate,,
Lagos State, Lagos State , NIGERIA

You can also google out their website. You'll get all the info you need there.

So so so lovely.

God bless the poet.

LagosShia:
inshaAllah i will reply post by post as time permit to all the mockery of hadiths you have posted and all the illusions you've tailored well and as usual to block people's minds from working correctly.

i really have not noticed your baseless thread until now.the sunnis have no theology to promote.their own theology is anti-shia.anything not shia is sunni.lol

WHEN people send posts, you say they are blocking people's mind from working correctly. What's your own posts doing then? You're just frantically trying to get attention and sympathy here. Otherwise, it's not for you to say that some posts are blocking people's minds. We have intelligent people around here. Let each person judge for himself. Allah is a Just God. Anyone who's sincerely seeking the truth, Allah certainly guides to His path.

Little wonder, your folks are always afraid to proclaim their sect when met outside. You only make your noise well with your fingers hammering on the keyboard. I advice that you quit arguing, go into seclusion, fast, pray and ask Allah to show you true guidance. And when the illumination begins to set in, you forget your pride and embrace the TRUTH.