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Before the divorce... please (II) |
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ISLAM EXPLAINED By Husain Zakariyya
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Another reason for the widespread divorce according to many men I discussed the issue with, is the disobedience and naughtiness of the womenfolk to their husbands.
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Everlasting mountains and perpetual hills (II) |
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Green Pastures By Pastor T. O. Banso
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GSM: 08033113523 Thanks for joining me again today. I’m sure God will bless you as you read the second part of this message I began last week. Please get a copy if you missed that edition.
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Before the divorce... please (1) |
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ISLAM EXPLAINED By Husain Zakariyya Yawale
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On the authority of Abdullah ibn Umar: The Prophet (pbuh) said: Of all the lawful acts, divorce is the most detestable to Allah’.
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Everlasting mountains and perpetual hills (1) |
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Green Pastures By Pastor T. O. Banso
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GSM: 08033113523 Mountains and hills are two different things but graphically they convey the same idea. The Oxford Learner’s Dictionary defines a mountain as “ a very high hill” The same Dictionary defines a hill as “an area of land higher than the land around it but not as high as a mountain.” So you can see the difference between the two essentially in terms of height.
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Nigeria at the threshold of domestic crisis and imported terrorism (II) |
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ISLAM EXPLAINED By Husain Zakariyya
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This one sounds more fictitious than the first one that was monitored only by Reuters for Nigerians. The call sounds very fairy too, more so that it was posted in Arabic, when they knew that Nigerians do not speak Arabic language, when they knew that Nigeria is largely in perpetual blackout due to power failure, when they knew that most Nigerians cannot access internet; that’s attention-grabbing!
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Key to Nigeria’s greatness (II) |
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Green Pastures By Pastor T.O. Banso
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GSM: 08033113523 For Nigeria to be great, we must let justice flow like water and righteousness like a mighty stream. Nothing short of this will suffice. Anything short of this will not satisfy God and our country, sad to say, will continue to degenerate beyond the current disgusting state where the nation is crippled and nothing is walking or working.
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Nigeria at the threshold of domestic crisis and imported terrorism (I) |
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ISLAM EXPLAINED By Husain Zakariyya Yawale [email protected] doubt Nigeria is a very important and unique nation, not only in the African continent, but in the whole world. This is a fact that upsets many nations, forces and interest groups, within and outside the country. It is a fact Nigeria is a very vast country naturally endowed with abundant human and natural resources; mostly untapped.
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Key to Nigeria’s greatness (I) |
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Green Pastures By Pastor T. O. Banso
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GSM: 08033113523If nations are made great by slogans, every nation would have become great but it takes more that sloganeering to become great. It takes more than patriotic desires by some officials of government for their nations to become great. Nations that are considered great today didn’t achieve that by embarking on mere campaign devoid of attitudinal and behavioral change.
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Celebrating Prophet’s birthday remains innovation despite asseverations (II) |
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ISLAM EXPLAINED By Husain Zakariyya
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Sheikh Muhammad Fadl ‘Ashur said that the ninth century witnessed sharp views among scholars on the prohibition or permissibility of Maulud celebration in the Shari’ah. Some held the opinion that it was permissible, others said it was not. The stage has not changed even today from what it was amongst early scholars and thinkers.
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