I feel sorry for countries like Cameroon and many other West African countries, including Nigeria. They have a lot of tribalism, and it is very bad for their people and society. Nigeria failed completely to stop what is happening in the north. Islamic groups are killing Christians and even some Muslims inside the country. This is very sad. Cameroon could not find any way to solve its problems or do something real about them. There are no smart people in the government who will do whatever it takes to choose what is good for the nation. When one person stays in power for many years and the citizens allow it, it shows the people are weak.
A Tanzanian citizen reached out to me in my DMs and asked me to look closer into what is happening in Tanzania. I will take my time to understand the situation properly before I speak on it.
From what I already know, Tanzania has a strong history and strong people. It is one of the countries I respect the most. They move differently from many other East African countries. Their instincts are strong, so I do not believe the problems there are as big as in some of the countries around them. Still, I will research it carefully.
In East Africa, especially in places like Kenya and Uganda, there are often a few activists who get paid by Western NGOs. Their job is to create problems and weaken their own nations. Citizens of those countries need to pay attention to this.
I will look into the facts first, then share my brief view of what is really going on.
Most Muslims donβt actually disbelieve the Aisha hadiths they just want them gone. The details about her age and her teeth expose too much about Muhammad, so denial becomes the only defenseπππππ
@Gwani_bukhari Jesus Christ died and rose again( our biblical scriptures states this with no interpretations needed by the way) , you didn't know that? where is muhammad now?
poor muslim, see how much you are looking down on your prophet pedo! Comparing Muhammad to Thomas Aquinas misses the core point. Muslims regard Muhammad as the final prophet, the perfect human being, and the moral exemplar whose life (including marrying a 6-year-old and consummating at 9, per authentic hadiths like Sahih Bukhari) is divine guidance to be followed as sunnah. Aquinas was a fallible human theologian commenting on medieval betrothal a mere promise of future marriage, not consummation or sex at age 7 under the legal norms of his time.
Christians do not treat Aquinas as infallible scripture or a prophet to emulate; Muslims do treat pedo Muhammad that way. The standards of scrutiny are different because the claims about them are different.