THERE IS WAR IN ISLAM
Something happened in a Ghanaian mosque this month that may be the beginning of many more in Islam.
A muslim lady decided to use her education to challenge an Imam. You know how education and Islam are like two parallel lines 🤣
Sit down, let me gist you. Make sure you have your popcorn and coke because this is going to be interesting.
So, Islam has different sects. There is shia, sunni, and more.
This lady is a shia muslim but the Imam is a sunni muslim. They don't see eye to eye. Each one believes the other one is wrong in their practice of Islam.
So, the Imam was trying to paint Shia muslims black to his congregation when the woman said she will not take it anymore.
She stood up and started challenging the Imam.
The most authentic hadith in Islam was written by a man who was born 175 years after Mohammed had died.
So, Al-Bukhari never saw Muhammed face to face. Even his own father, grandfather, and great-grandfather never saw Muhammed face to face.
But that is the man who wrote the stories about Muhammed that Muslims hold on to.
I hope you remember that Muhammed himself was born more than 500 years after Jesus. Yet, he claimed that Jesus never died but Allah made it appear so and Muslims believed him.
He also said that what people who saw Jesus face to face wrote about Jesus was not correct. It was the one that one demon that appeared to him inside a cave told him that is the correct one.
Anyway, let's come back to this lady.
This lady now asked the Imam that why should she believe that what someone who was born 175 years after Muhammed wrote about Muhammed is true? Why should she believe that man?
Can you see what happens when people begin to use their education?
She went ahead to challenge other things that Sunni Muslims claim. For example, Sunni Muslims pray based on what Al-Bukari wrote in the hadith.
The woman then asked the Imam one interesting question. She asked him, "If we are to pray based on what Al Bukhari wrote which is not in the Quran itself, then those people who lived and died before Al-Bukhari was born, how did they pray?"
Na so Imam sit down like who dem pour cold water for him body.
We will continue to watch the movie and I believe many more Muslims will wake up and begin to question the religion.
Anyway, you can always count on me to bring you the latest gist. You know say amebo is my profession. Aproko is my hubby.
@_swankyaxe@BigSister_Naija@OurFavOnlineDoc So obviously you are on the side of the people causing the havoc and trying to do damage control so the opposition stays meek. Because I understand how what I said sounds like hate to you but not whats happening in the O.p
Le mensonge de l’ONU vient de s’effondrer en une semaine sur Haïti.
Pendant 30 ans, l’ONU et la « communauté internationale » ont multiplié les résolutions, les missions (MINUSTAH, MSS, GSF), les rapports, les expertises et les mandats limités.
Résultat : les gangs contrôlent 80-90 % de Port-au-Prince, des milliers de morts par an, plus d’un million de déplacés, un État fantôme. La Force de Suppression des Gangs, autorisée par le Conseil de sécurité, a mis plus d’un an à déployer environ 1 500 hommes avec un impact dérisoire. Les gangs ont même réussi à tendre une embuscade à des techniciens salvadoriens sous mandat ONU.
Bukele arrive. En une dizaine de jours, il déploie plus de 2 000 soldats salvadoriens davantage que toute la force ONU, hors du carcan bureaucratique et des chaînes de commandement multilatérales. Pas de six mois de négociations, pas de rapports de 200 pages, pas de « respect des droits des gangs ». Juste des soldats, des blindés, des hélicoptères, et une volonté claire.
Et soudain, les gangs se cachent. Les habitants sortent dans la rue, crient, célèbrent. Le mot d’ordre est simple : « Se débloque le pays ». Les chefs de gangs appellent l’ONU pour « dialoguer » et demander la médiation. La panique s’installe chez ceux qui terrorisaient le pays depuis des années.
Ce n’est pas un miracle. C’est la démonstration que le problème n’a jamais été « trop complexe pour être résolu ». Le problème, c’était le dogme : que seule l’approche multilatérale molle, procédurale, obsédée par les « droits humains » des criminels, pouvait être légitime. Que la souveraineté, la force décisive et les résultats concrets étaient suspects.
Bukele a déjà prouvé chez lui qu’on pouvait casser les gangs. Il vient de le montrer en Haïti en une semaine, pendant que l’ONU en parlait depuis trois décennies. Les Haïtiens dans la rue l’ont compris plus vite que les experts de New York et de Genève.
La question n’est plus « comment faire ? ».
Elle est : combien de temps encore allons-nous prétendre que les processus internationaux qui perpétuent le chaos sont la seule solution possible ?
A bon entendeur.
African religious war doesnt make sense to me. You were stripped of your heritage and given another, and you being more radical than the people who brought it to you. Your ancestors didnt kill anyone because they worshipped a different deity.
notice how the people surrounding the terrorists and shouting allahu akbar aren’t with weapons? they’re just everyday muslims you see around you, and the same people you see today calling themselves unharmful and moderate.
@_swankyaxe@BigSister_Naija@OurFavOnlineDoc This is the dumbest woke ideology thats getting yall killed, if you wont call it a crusade then decide on what to call it but one thing thats for certain is, if you dont fight back you will be dead too, or you think its no where near you so you are safe?
@wwfcjoe_ Some shit your players do when your team is on bad form in efootball, this was soo sad. The defenders were uncertain of actions to take against the attacker.
@Mohammed0018888@ideaddontcare@sarkodie Erm is it the word jealous you dont understand, you cant hate someone unless you are jealous of them or they offended you. So which is it?