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Orthodox Christianity Is Closer To Islam Than European Christianity

This is my daughter at the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church on the Sabbath Day, which, for those who may wish to know, is from sunset on Friday to sunset on Saturday (this was taken this Saturday). That is my wife in the background. We are currently in Ethiopia to celebrate the Orthodox holiday of Timket.

Notice how they are dressed? They are covered from head to toe. This is how Orthodox Habesha (the real name for Ethiopia) Christian women have been dressing to go to church for almost two thousand years since Aksum (the pre-Christian kingdom of Abyssinia) became a Christian nation.

Christianity in Ethiopia began after the Ethiopian eunuch of Acts Chapter 8 was converted by Phillip and returned home to Abyssinia with the message of the Gospel.

Notice that this church looks like a mosque. Why? The Habesha people have been building churches like this for almost two thousand years. Even before prophet Muhammad, Sallallahu Alayhi Wasalaam, was born.

They also have priests who call out worship similarly to how Islamic muezzin call the Mu'min to prayer.

When prophet Muhammad, Sallallahu Alayhi Wasalaam, had his encounter with the angel, one of those he sought guidance from was Waraqah ibn Nawfal, a Christian priest, who was aware of the Christian kingdom of Abyssinia in Aksum.

And so, when the Quraysh or Mecca wanted to kill the first Muslim converts and companions of the prophet, called the Sahabah, the prophet urged them to seek refuge in Aksum with Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo.

That was the first Hijrah in Islam, not the Hijrah Medina. The Hijrah to Medina was in 622 CE, and the Hijrah to Aksum was in 615 CE.

When the Quraysh sent emissaries to the Negus (king) of Aksum, asking him to surrender the Mu'min to them, the Negus refused and said that the Mu'min were like Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Christians. According to the Negus, the only difference is that the Mu'min believe Yeshua (Jesus) is a prophet, while Tewahedo Christians believe He is the Son of God.

According to the Negus, all other differences between Tewahedo Christians and Islam were trifles.

The Negus gave the Mu'min a town called Harar as a refuge city, and from that time till today, Harar, in Ethiopia, is the fourth holiest city in Islam.

The name by which the Ethiopian Orthodox Church is called, Tewahedo, has exactly the same meaning as the central article of faith in Islam, Tawhid.

Tewahedo means 'united as one'. Tawhid means 'making one'. Both of them proclaim that there is only One God.

Prophet Muhammad’s (SAW) nurse and nanny, Umm Ayman, was an Ethiopian. She was present on the day the prophet of Islam was born and on the day he died.

Ruqayyah, the daughter of prophet Muhammad (SAW), lived in Ethiopia for ten years with her husband, Uthman, the third Caliph of Islam.

Men and women enter an Orthodox Church from different entrances and do not mingle within the building. They seat in separate places. And they do not set apart Sunday for worship services. Every day is a service day.

Before you argue, the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church has the oldest compete and illustrated New Testament in the world.

Please do not get it twisted. The Dead Sea Scrolls are the oldest Tanakh (Old Testament) in existence. The Codex Sinaiticus is the oldest text of the Christian Bible, but it is not illustrated.

However, the Garima Gospels are the oldest complete and illustrated New Testament (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) on Earth.

So, please stop seeing Muslims as enemies. This happens when you blindly follow the pseudo-Christianity that came from Europe rather than the older Orthodox Christianity.

Your real enemy is not the other religion. You foe is ignorance. Read. Iqra. Once you conquer ignorance, your eyes will open, and you will begin to realise that the difference among all Abrahamic faiths is just like the difference between British, American and Canadian English.

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We share the sentiment expressed by the Northern Governors regarding the inequity inherent in the current model of derivation as a basis for distributing VAT revenue. This issue, in fact, affects many states across all geopolitical zones because the current derivation is mainly determined based on where VAT is remitted, rather than where goods or services are supplied or consumed.

Our proposal aims to create a fairer system by devising a different form of derivation which takes into account the place of supply or consumption for relevant goods and services whether they are zero rated, exempt or taxable at the standard rate.

For example, a state that produces food shouldn’t lose out just because its products are VAT-exempt or consumed in other states. The state where the supply originates should be recognised for its contributions. The same principle should apply to services like telecommunications—VAT distribution should reflect where subscribers are located.

We will collaborate with all stakeholders to address this concern with a view to finding a balanced solution that achieves a win-win outcome for all.

https://t.co/CLRQZxZ4yK

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