Which "generational wealth" is inside pig business, if I may ask? How many of the richest people in Nigeria or the world made their billions selling pigs?Β
First, your claim that "don't eat doesn't mean don't make money from it" is completely false in Islam.
In Sahih al-Bukhari (2236) and Sahih Muslim (1581), Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) explicitly forbade the sale of alcohol, dead meat, pigs, and idols.
When Allah forbids consuming something, He forbids its trade and value chain too. People with Muslim names doing it are answering to their stomachs, not representing Islam.Β
Again, drop the poverty mentality. Out of trillions of dollars in cattle, grains, cocoa, real estate, tech, and manufacturing, you think a Muslim will miss out on generational wealth because he refused to farm pigs?
Dangote, Rabiu, and the wealthiest families across West Africa and the Gulf built empires without touching a single pig.Β
Muslims see way beyond chasing dirty Naira at the expense of our faith. If your principles can be bought for the price of pork, you do not have an ambition problem, you have a principle problem.
Keep your pigs, we have plenty of clean ways to build wealth.
@DannyAlhassan@experts24166@soe_360@instablog9ja U don't understand the pastor's point, if Muslims outnumbered you, you with you 2 children, will be enslave. What you wish for yourself will be taken away from you in your very eyes. That's what political power is all about. Think twice