@SunusiMinjibir We have seen a lot of devs in defi and other sec who spend $$$$$$ in security audit and still get hacked..
Bottom line: You can be extra extra careful and still get hacked
I respect you sir and I hope you're fine
As a Muslim stay far away from this, No matter how tempting it may look, it's unpure and Almighty Allah does not accept impurity, it will be a heavy load for you to carry on the day of accountability.
May Allah guide and protect us, Ameen
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@delb149@dammiedammie35 Agreed 100%, some of the so called/tagged terrorists are victims of the failed system. Just as you can't relate to some prisoners who don't know their offense but got lucked up.
I believe most of these people here have similar stories with the two people that spoke. Nija na scam
I have seen so many comments in the CS. Some fair, some disgusting, some even went as far as calling it idolatry. Let me educate you because I see that the ignorance on this matter is loud.
First of all, people look at Muslims scrambling over a stone and jump to wild conclusions. However, Umar ibn al-Khattab (May Allah be pleased with him) ended this conversation centuries ago. He stood right in front of the Black Stone and said:
ุฅูู ุฃุนูู ุฃูู ุญุฌุฑ ูุง ุชุถุฑ ููุง ุชููุนุ ููููุง ุฃูู ุฑุฃูุช ุงููุจู ุตูู ุงููู ุนููู ูุณูู ููุจูู ู ุง ูุจูุชู
"I know you are a stone that neither harms nor benefits. If I had not seen the Prophet kiss you, I would not have kissed you."
We don't pray to it. It is an act of love, tracing the footsteps of the Prophet.
If thatโs the case, why the intense struggle?
There is a long-lasting orientation amongst us, particularly Yoruba Muslims, regarding this. Many people grew up with the mindset that touching or kissing the Black Stone is compulsory. It is seen as the ultimate badge of honor. A lot of pilgrims return home and the first question they get asked by family is, "Did you touch the stone?" If you say no, they look at you like your Hajj or Umrah is incomplete.
It creates this intense mental pressure. And when you are a huge celebrity like Asake, with all eyes and cameras on you, I can imagine the pressure to get that ultimate spiritual experience feels even heavier. But that deeply ingrained cultural orientation is what fuels the do-or-die struggle you see in this video.
But was that necessary? Was that the right thing he could have done?
No. Kissing the Black Stone is a Sunnah. It is a recommended act. But stepping on people, suffocating them, climbing on necks, and causing a stampede is Haram. You cannot commit a Haram act to achieve a Sunnah.
Abdullah ibn Umar once looked at the Kaaba and said:
ู ุง ุฃุนุธู ู ูุฃุนุธู ุญุฑู ุชูุ ูุงูู ุคู ู ุฃุนุธู ุญุฑู ุฉ ุนูุฏ ุงููู ู ูู
"How great are you and how great is your sanctity, but the believer has a greater sanctity in the sight of Allah than you."
The physical body and safety of your fellow Muslim are far more sacred than touching that stone.
If the place is packed, the religion gives us a very clear way out. You just face the stone from a distance, point at it, say "Allahu Akbar," and keep moving. The reward is recorded for you in full. This is one thing many donโt know till today.
The religion is built on ease. Make use of it.
Allah knows best.
Last week, a security researcher using our previous model found and disclosed a vulnerability in React that could lead to source code exposure.
I believe these models will be a net win for cybersecurity, but we are in the 'real impact phase' as they improve.