The @muslimorthodoxy tried to LIE about an Arabic passage permitting child marriage.
I made him READ the words, translated them for him and he conceded. They WILL lie to you if you don’t press them.
Here are the words from the passage I read along with their translation.
They can be found in Sahih Al Bukhari Vol. 7 Chapter 39, just above the Hadith regarding Muhammad’s rape of Aisha Bint Abi Bakr.
Life is so private that no one truly knows what I’m going through behind closed doors.
Anyway, the Kingdom of God is at hand. Repent, be baptized, and be saved according to the Gospel! 🙏🏽
NETANYAHU: THE WEST HAS NO CHOICE — BUT IT STILL REFUSES TO FIGHT
“In the Western world today, in the democracies, they also have no choice — and they do not fight.
We have no choice, and we do fight.” — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Over the past four decades, one set of economic ideas has become increasingly influential across Nigeria.
Where did these ideas come from—and how did they become conventional wisdom?
Read in The Republic:
🚨BREAKING: HAMAS FIELD COMMANDER ELIMINATED IN GAZA CITY STRIKE
A UAV strike a short while ago in western Gaza City, near Shifa Hospital, reportedly killed Mohammad al-Yazaji, known as Abu Mohsen, described as a field commander in Hamas’s military wing.
It is the second reported fatal UAV strike in Gaza since this morning.
When I left Islam, I committed apostasy. I was dehumanized and tortured for it.
I couldn’t believe the evil my own people were capable of.
@liamtuffs1 asked a Muslim on his podcast: “so if someone left Islam, you’d kill em?”
His response confirms what happened to me.
היום, בוקר שבעה באוקטובר, בשעה 06:29 הדלקנו נר זיכרון בבית הנשיא.
שלוש שנים מאז הבוקר הנורא ההוא. שלוש שנים של כאב, של אובדן, ושל זיכרון שלא יימחה.
אנחנו מרכינים ראש לזכר הנרצחות והנרצחים, הנופלות והנופלים.
יהי זכרם ברוך.
Antifa Operative Robbie Roadsteamer tried to ATTACK US in Little Palestine Chicago!!!
I THREW him off the Crusader Truck with ONE HAND!!! 💪🏻🇺🇸
Are all Leftists pathetic weaklings?
Tragic scenes in France. Israel condemns the violence from BOTH SIDES, and calls for immediately starting negotiations for a two-state solution in France, which is the only way to end the conflict.
Le 7 octobre 2023, le monde se figeait dans l’horreur devant les images insoutenables des massacres perpétrés par le Hamas en Israël.
En ce jour d’infamie, des hommes, des femmes et des enfants ont été tués uniquement parce qu’ils étaient juifs.
Nul n’a oublié ces scènes d’une barbarie inouïe qui rappelaient brutalement les pogroms que l’on croyait appartenir à l’histoire tragique de l’humanité.
Nul n’oubliera ceux qui en soutenant l’insoutenable, en l’excusant, ou en le relativisant ont franchi le seuil de l’inhumanité.
En ce 7 octobre 2026, mes pensées émues accompagnent le deuil et le recueillement du peuple israélien frappé en plein cœur, les familles et les proches des victimes de ces abominations.
My beloved brethren, today I am not speaking to you as a man who has all the answers, I am speaking to you as a servant of God with a broken heart, a heart that has seen too many tears, heard too many cries and watched too many families bury the people they love, Nigeria is bleeding and the question that keeps coming back to my heart is this, Lord, how many more must die before we wake up, how many mothers must cry before we care, how many children must become orphans before the world will listen, how many graves must we dig before somebody asks why?
My brethren, what is the crime of the innocent Christian family that is attacked while sleeping, what did that little child do to deserve to lose a father, why should a mother wake up one morning and discover that the man who promised to protect her will never come home again, why should a child grow up asking, “Daddy, when are you coming back?” when the answer is that Daddy is already in the grave?
Who will answer these children?
Who will wipe away the tears of these widows?
Who will restore the years stolen from these families?
The Bible says, “Weep with those who weep.” — Romans 12:15, but my question is, are we still capable of weeping for one another, or have we become so accustomed to death that another funeral has become ordinary news?
When Abel was killed, God asked Cain, “Where is your brother?” — Genesis 4:9, and I believe that question is still echoing from heaven today, Nigeria, where is your brother, Church, where is your sister, humanity, where is your compassion?
When a Christian is killed, does heaven not see it?
When a mother screams over the body of her son, does God not hear?
When an orphan sleeps hungry because the person who provided for the family has been murdered, does God not see?
The Bible tells us that the blood of Abel cried out from the ground, and today I believe the blood of innocent Nigerians is crying out too, How long, O Lord?
The book of Revelation says, “How long, Sovereign Lord, holy and true, until you judge the inhabitants of the earth and avenge our blood?” — Revelation 6:10
My beloved brethren, how long?
How long will families run from their homes?
How long will churches worship with fear in their hearts?
How long will children sleep wondering whether they will wake up alive?
How long will widows carry the burden of raising children alone?
How long will the world scroll past their suffering?
And how long will we, the body of Christ, remain silent when one part of the body is bleeding?
The Bible says, “If one part suffers, every part suffers with it.” — 1 Corinthians 12:26
My brethren, if your brother is bleeding, should you not feel his pain?
If your sister is crying, should you not cry with her?
If your fellow believer is being persecuted, should you not stand beside them in prayer?
Look at Stephen in the book of Acts, a man who was persecuted because of his faith, yet even while stones were being thrown at him, he looked toward heaven and said, “Lord Jesus, receive my spirit.” And then he prayed, “Lord, do not hold this sin against them.” — Acts 7:59–60
What kind of faith is that?
What kind of love is that?
To be wounded and still pray?
To be hated and still forgive?
To suffer and still hold onto Jesus?
My beloved brethren, persecution may test our faith, but it must never destroy our love.
Jesus said, “Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.” — Matthew 5:44
So I will continue to pray.
I will pray for Nigeria.
I will pray for Christians.
I will pray for our leaders.
I will pray for our security forces.
And I will pray even for those who have hatred in their hearts, because I know that violence cannot heal Nigeria.
But let nobody misunderstand our prayers, we will pray, but we will not stop caring, we will pray, but we will not stop speaking for the suffering, we will pray, but we will not stop standing with widows and orphans.
Iran has a new oil minister.
Considering Iran has not loaded a single barrel of crude onto a vessel since August 25th, what is the oil minister managing?