Question and answer with Shaykh Dr Sharafudeen Gbadebo Raji.
1. My father was a tijaniyyah who was also a babalowo - who claims knowledge of the unseen-, although he stopped doing maraboutisn as a result of old age till death. Can I pray for him?
2. My husband wants me to be adorning Jilbaab adorned with accessories, should I obey him?
You need to know the difference between selective breeding and GMOs. Not every fruit or animal that looks different from their original forms are GMOs. Some are selectively bred to look that way. Read on to know how seedless bananas were bred.
For selective breeding, there's no gene editing in the lab. We just choose specific plants or animals to breed based on their desirable traits.
HOW WE GOT SEEDLESS BANANAS
People in New Guinea began cultivating bananas at least 7,000 years ago. At some point, they noticed plants whose fruit had fewer seeds and more flesh. Those were the ones they kept. This is because some wild bananas already had a genetic tendency toward parthenocarpy, which means their fruit can swell and develop without pollination or seed formation. With time, the bananas were having less and less seed. When they didn't have seeds again, they turned to propagation through suckers.
Also, people carried bananas between islands and regions. This caused the hybridization of different subspecies, leading to triploid plants, instead of diploid. A triploid plant will of course be sterile.
So, no genetic engineering of any sort happened. It was all natural.
Sold his kidney, handed the money (dollars) to his friend while he went for the surgery. his friend went to change it to naira and bought both of them iPhone, power bank and mifi. they travelled to cross river to flex, squandered the money and sold the iPhone for transport back to Lagos. 🤦♂️🤦♂️
The name "fọ́júfọ́jú" which means "that which blinds" is a cautionary name. It's names so that people can be careful around it as the white hairs can irritate sensitive noses or eyes if blown directly into the face.
Its English name is milkweed seed.
🚨 José Mourinho: "Last year, when we played with Benfica against Real Madrid, I noticed Jude Bellingham was defending almost as another left-back.
We really took advantage of that, at Benfica.
So now, I don't want to see that anymore."
The thing about TITANIC is that everyone saw it. Your friends saw it. Your friends' moms saw it. Your grandma saw it (mine took her pastor!). People were quoting it. It was parodied. The theme song was everywhere. These mega hits today just don't feel like that.
🚨 José Mourinho: "Problems will come, losses will come, injuries will come, your critics were right, boos from our fans will come, bad times will come.
I know all of this will come.
It's at THAT moment that we need to be strong and survive and keep fighting and not let it destroy our season."
i like the fact that mourinho is lowkey implementing a no favorite policy. players fc won’t like this, but it’s good for business because nobody should get too comfortable with mediocrity.