Afeez 🐂🀄

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[Afeez 🐂🀄 @ridollah_]

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[Afeez 🐂🀄 @ridollah_]

@wikifork @github @solana Account created in November
first post in November
launchpad launched in November
token is launching in November
and airdrop in November 🤔🤔🤔

[Vez™ @Lordvez77]

🚨🔵 Chelsea had really owned FC Barcelona Since the beginning of Time....

[Diiirk @DiiirkNft]

I believe in a community that grew from about 25K holders at launch to over 141K in a matter of weeks.

I believe in a token that launched fair on https://t.co/tWKD8XMoHg, with a max supply of 1 billion and a clear structure anyone can check on-chain.

I believe in The Black Bull, a mascot with real personality, and a brand people actually recognize.

I believe in showing up every single day, not just when the chart looks good.

I believe in access. solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump is confirmed live for trading on HTX, BloFin, KuCoin, LBank, MEXC, BingX, Aster, KCEX and Poloniex.

I believe in holders who protect each other, who call out scams and wallet drainers before anyone gets hurt.

I believe in a community that welcomes newcomers, answers questions, and never makes anyone feel late.

I believe in building on Solana, where speed and low fees keep the barrier to entry low.

I believe in the Telegram family, where people show up, talk, and keep the energy going.

I believe in transparency, with the contract address public and the data there for everyone to verify.

I believe in patience, in holding with conviction, and in a community that stays when it's quiet.

I believe the best part of $ANSEM isn't the ticker. It's the people.

I believe in the Bull. 🐂

[𝑰𝒅𝒓𝒊𝒔 𝑨. 𝑶𝒏𝒊 PhD @IdrisAOni1]

May we never be misguided after Allah has guided us. Āmīn 🤲.

[A.Y.O @YusufAsunmogejo]

Let’s put the facts in perspective so nobody gets misled by half-truths:

First of all, the Vatican did not build a mosque. The Vice-Prefect of the Vatican Apostolic Library clarified that they simply placed a rug inside a small, private side room for visiting academic researchers who are invited to study historic Arabic and Islamic manuscripts housed in the library.

It is not open to the public, and there is no mosque inside Vatican City. 

Second, why does a Muslim scholar need a quiet room while a Christian researcher does not?

Because in Islam, the five daily prayers (Salah) are strictly timed by the position of the sun and require physical bowing and prostration (Sujud) on a clean floor.

If a Muslim scholar works inside a research archive from morning till evening, Dhuhr, Asr, and Maghrib will meet him right inside that building. A Christian’s daily personal prayer does not require prostrating on a rug at fixed solar hours.

Again, if the question is about private prayer spaces in Saudi Arabia, may I also inform you that over two million Christians currently live and work in Saudi Arabia, and Saudi law explicitly guarantees the right of non-Muslims to worship privately in their homes, residential compounds, and diplomatic missions. 

And finally, if we want to talk about historical hospitality, over 1,400 years ago, centuries before the Vatican Library even existed, a Christian delegation from Najran visited Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) in Madinah. That is right inside what is today Saudi Arabia. 

While they were inside Al-Masjid an-Nabawi (the Prophet’s Mosque), their time for prayer arrived. As recorded by Ibn Kathir and Ibn Hisham, the Prophet (peace be upon him) told his companions to leave them be. Those Christians offered their prayers right inside his mosque.

Islam does not take lessons on hospitality from anyone. We set the standard for it 1,400 years ago.

[Afeez 🐂🀄 @ridollah_]

@world_xyz i can't wait to see it happen.

[A.Y.O @YusufAsunmogejo]

I think they just recruited you because this is the first time I am seeing your account. As usual, you already exposed yourself in two seconds.

Just take a look at your copy-and-paste job: you typed "(Quran 14}" with a broken bracket when the inheritance verses are in Surah An-Nisa (Chapter 4:11 to 12 and 4:176), not Chapter 14. It shows you don’t know what you are doing.

But for the sake of Muslims and bystanders, let me enlighten you.

The bone of contention is: A woman dies leaving a husband (1/2, which is 3/6), a mother (1/6), and two sisters (2/3, which is 4/6). When you add, those numerators (3 + 1 + 4) add up to 8 parts over a base of 6, which is 4/3. 

Why does a conditional legal code assign fixed fractional weights that sometimes add up above 1 (Awl) and sometimes add up below 1 (Radd)?

Because the Quran is laying out general statutory claim weights across infinite family combinations. The Quran is not writing a single static receipt for one family.

The Quran is making a universal legal rule where every single heir's share depends on who else is alive in the room. This means those fractions operate as relative weights rather than isolated slices of one fixed pie.

This right here is the basic part you people never understand. And I do not even blame you, because when your whole mission is hunting for faults in the Quran, your brain shuts off and you stop thinking critically. 

Every legal and financial system on earth works this way. In estate law and bankruptcy liquidation, if someone dies leaving $60,000 and three statutory claimants hold valid claims of $30,000 (1/2), $10,000 (1/6), and $40,000 (2/3) which totals $80,000, nobody on the surface of the earth will scream that the law forgot how to count.

Every court applies pro-rata abatement: you keep the statutory ratio between the heirs intact (3 : 1 : 4) and divide the estate into 8 equal shares instead of 6, giving them 3/8, 1/8, and 4/8 (1/2). 

This is the basic thing you and your ilk have failed to understand all this while. Or do you think if there was a genuine mistake in this verse, it is you in 2026 with a copy-pasted tweet that would discover it?

For over 1,400 years, sworn enemies of Islam who mastered classical Arabic, Jewish and Christian scholars living right beside the Muslims, and brilliant mathematicians combed through every single letter of the Quran looking for a crack to bring it down, and none of them could fault this system. It’s better you know your limit. There is a limit to propaganda.

Again, just like Ashkan on Saturday, calling Awl an "outside correction" invented because Allah missed the math is historically and mathematically ignorant.

Funny enough, that second column on your own table labeled "The Accurate Share" (3/8, 1/8, 1/2) IS OUR ISLAMIC AWL calculation that you copied and tried to weaponize against us without knowing how ratios work!

Cutting only the sisters' share or only the husband's share randomly, the way ignorant critics expect a static list to work, is what would violate Allah's word.

When Umar ibn al-Khattabconsulted the Companions, including Al-Abbas and Zayd ibn Thabit, they applied the same Quranic principle already used when unpaid debts exceed a dead person's estate.

Scaling the denominator from 6 to 8 preserves every heir's Quranic weight relative to one another without cheating anyone.

Did you also know that solving Islamic inheritance fractions (Ilm al-Fara'id) is what pushed Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi to write the foundational book of Algebra, dedicating half the book to inheritance math?

Wait: Do you even have a fraction of this legal precision anywhere in your own book?

People whose scripture gave women zero guaranteed inheritance alongside brothers, and who threw their own religious laws in the dustbin centuries ago to subject their families and estates to the whims of secular British law, now want to lecture Muslims on divine jurisprudence. lol 😂

Allah knows best.

[Afeez 🐂🀄 @ridollah_]

STAND.
FIGHT.
DEFEND THE $ANSEM HATERS.

🐂🀄

[nina🌹🐂🀄️ @nina1174]

Most people still think the edge is finding the next coin early.
The real edge is understanding which attention actually sticks.

Most memecoins die because the narrative has no second chapter and the supply is already heavily distributed by the time it goes viral.

The ones that work have either real usage or a culture that keeps compounding after the initial pump.
Solana is still the best place to play this game because the cost of experimentation is near zero and the upside remains asymmetric when something actually hits.

If your process is just waiting for the next callout instead of tracking where the flows and cultural heat are actually going, you’re just gambling with extra steps.

$ANSEM @blknoiz06

[TheGreekWizard @Da1lyGa1n]

zcash:native Price 🎯 $3,450 by end of year. Still sticking to my price target. CYPH should pass $10+ by Jan 27’ long and strong. That’s the only way you’ll get paid. Have a nice rest of the week! ✌️ out

[remp ♔ @remp0x]

i’m multiple 6 figs down on solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump. watched my bag swing 30-40k up and down twice in the past few days and somehow i’m more comfortable holding than ever. haven’t sold a single coin

everything onchain is in absolute misery rn, but when things finally turn around i’d much rather be positioned in a battle tested token that’s already survived some of the worst market conditions imaginable, insane amounts of fud, hate and constant attempts to bring it down. and yet $ANSEM is still here

my conviction was never based on short-term price action. it’s based on the person behind it, the attention he’s able to command and what i believe he can build when the market finally gives him the opportunity. you can’t fake that kind of mindshare, especially when half of CT seems obsessed with seeing you fail

the moment CT started giving Sahil a platform again, of all people, despite his history with celebrity tokens and the millions drained from the trenches, just because he was attacking ansem with supposedly incriminating screenshots, i knew we had to be somewhere near the absolute bottom. then there’s Sling, who spent weeks calling ansem a scammer only to literally rug both his own tokens, $BTC and $LMAO, for multiple 6 figs. you genuinely can’t make this shit up

ct has everything backwards. we spend all day tearing down the few people actually trying to build something while giving the worst actors a megaphone. somehow the people accused of doing the most damage get to lecture everyone else about who’s trustworthy

i don’t think we get another wave of multibillion dollar runners until that changes. until we start rewarding genuine builders, conviction and people who actually stick around when there’s nothing left to extract

i genuinely believe @blknoiz06 is one of those people. not because i hold his token, but because i believe in what he’s capable of building. and i think he’ll be leading the next wave

most hated rally 🐂🀄️

[Afeez 🐂🀄 @ridollah_]

@remp0x 🐂🀄

[Ansem 🐂🀄️ @blknoiz06]

lost access to this, please block & do not engage

[Saint 🐂🀄️ @Saint10Fourteen]

LMFAO. a legit known scammer mad that i called him out for months for taking advantage of his position, the community, and ansem and now abusing access to the ansem handle while continuously rugging people. the truth always reveals itself. i was right in the end. go. fuck. yourself.

[Afeez 🐂🀄 @ridollah_]

@durov we're so fuvkin early.

[nina🌹🐂🀄️ @nina1174]

This guy made you his intern. Paid you. Entrusted you with his reputation.

Gave you the responsibility of airdropping the top 25 bagworkers.

And what do you do? You got greedy. You backstabbed him, stole his ansem handle, paid people to fud. Shame on you.

Im urdu we call people like you, namak harm and beygarath. Look it up.

@blknoiz06

[Afeez 🐂🀄 @ridollah_]

@Saint10Fourteen what will this crazy mf gain from doing this to the man who brought him up from the gutter? 😭

[Afeez 🐂🀄 @ridollah_]

@King88sol @blknoiz06 @ansem it's not him, bro.

[Afeez 🐂🀄 @ridollah_]

@moonpay i will be here for the outcome of the meeting.

[Afeez 🐂🀄 @ridollah_]

@ShadyLampX @Saint10Fourteen @ImPushingSOL he's proved it long ago.