The issue isn’t limited to the girl challenging Hadith. There are also those who believe reacting to her statements is extreme, or that everyone should simply be left to their opinions.
Every group among them needs Allah’s intervention. We have reached a point where defending the fundamentals of the religion is itself considered extremism.
Gimba kenan.
I have avoided commenting, and then you say this, boom. I am commenting.
It's one thing for a person to say "I want to wear my attachment because I like it", it's another for a person to say "I don't trust that hadith".
"I don't trust that hadith" is not only an indictment, it's also a declaration that calls for refutation.
Ask any student of knowledge, even the Shaykh Pantami you quote, if he was faced with a person that said "I don't trust that hadith", knowledge etiquette requires him to address the accusation of the authenticity of the hadith, not her reaction.
The moment she made it about the authenticity of the hadith, the moment she shifted the entire discussion about the integrity of the hadith.
And when that is the case, how people respond is directly relative to how they value and uphold Islamic knowledge.
For most people, her position translated into "she's denying the prophet said it".
Good luck trying to chastise people that have entered that realm.
There are senstivities you touch that when you get the reaction you do, you have no one to blame but yourself.
All you people that seem to think you're keeping a level head, is because you have no idea the weight and implication of something when it comes to its culture in religious knowledge.
She got exactly the reaction she deserved. Nothing more nothing less.
If you all want different responses, start thinking twice before you spew nonsense.
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I often find myself remembering my late father❤️ whenever I see or do certain things.
Whenever I see a child crying, it reminds me of how my father would react or say, “Where is his/her mother?”
Whenever I’m eating and I reach the bottom of my plate, it reminds me of how my father would say, “Ask them to add more for you.”
Whenever I’m walking and I see people fighting, it reminds me of my father’s warning “Never join”
Whenever I come across words of praise about Shehu Usmanu, Abdullahin Gwandu, or Muhammad Bello bn Fodio, it reminds me of how passionate and proud my father was of them. I don’t think I’ve known anyone who spoke about them more than he did.
I constantly remember him while reciting the Quran.
May Allah forgive my father, have mercy upon him, widen and illuminate his grave, accept every good he left behind, and reunite us with him in Jannatul Firdaus🙏🏽
Thank you Ziyad, I envy your brilliance.
I personally want to insist that any Northerner who feels there’s nothing wrong with profiling all Northerners as illiterates or terrorists simply because the North relatively has bigger problems in Nigeria is a fool.
Any Northerner who thinks the North is Nigeria’s problem or that it is what is holding Nigeria back is an even bigger fool and plainly ignorant.
I am never afraid of hearing any uncomfortable truth about our realities, nor trying to suppress voices that want to speak about them. However, i will never be comfortable with profiling, generalization, and the total condemnation of the North.
It is the height of gaslighting to attack an entire people in the name of “speaking the truth” and then expect those same people to focus on that so-called truth. If you do not mean to generalize, then why generalize? I mean what makes it difficult to simply make your point without condemning everyone, if your intention is truly serious? Bro, I’m just asking but we already know the answer, the outrage is fake. They are just as you said using the opportunity to enrich their social media accounts.
“One has to speak the actual truth first before they can determine who wants or does not want to hear it”
You are not wrong. I agree that Davido is not speaking for me or for the poor victims in the North. He is speaking for his own people, or perhaps for his own political interests
I am not a fan of Davido. In fact, I have never liked him. But on this particular issue, I stand with him against Rarara, not approximately, but exactly 100%.
With or without my endorsement, Rarara is a celebrity in his own region and is nationally recognized. People listen to him. What exactly is stopping him from using his influence to speak about insecurity in Northern Nigeria the way Davido speaks about issues in the South?
And if we are expected to respect his right to be a fool, then what right does he have to launch an unprovoked attack on another celebrity who refused to be a fool like him?
Rarara is a very talented musician. But unfortunately, his talent is useless to the North, and he’s a disgrace to the North
Davido’s response to Rarara’s insults against his person was within a clear context. Davido didn’t insult the North, Islam, Hausa, or Arewa people. He was clearly addressing the unprovoked stupidity and foolishness of Rarara. It has nothing to do with Arewa as a whole. Maybe it only shows how senseless some Northern celebrities can be.
I would be the last person to accept any form of insult or condescending remarks towards the North and Northerners, but Davido’s words are not it. In fact, Rarara deserves worse!
Finally, I am in the office only taking position before the completion of handing/taking over... no doubt it feels a challenging job from the activities seen so far. But certainly ready to give all the time and energy to meet up...in shaa Allah.