Babyboy
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EazyPro Consults || MPH || PhD (nearest future) || Academician || always lost in thought...




Your islamophobia doesn’t change the fact that it’s still the fastest growing religion in the whole world.

Moniepoint customer, Adebayo Ali Oluwanifemi, speaks after arrest over questions on moniepoint VAT charges; case now before FCT High Court.

If Nigeria wants to progress as a nation, the most logical thing to do is to let the Igbos go. Give them their Biafra and let Nigeria be free. We cannot progress as a nation by sharing a country with people who are always at the forefront of demarketing the country.

Trump just bombed Nigeria on Christmas Day. WHAT HAPPENED TO NO MORE WARS???

You are calling out women for who??? Men ??? 🤣🤣😭😭😭😂 Women with internal misogyny are always defensive just exactly like men 🤣 Men’s hero

Hello @SpiricocoNg I have gone through what you posted here, and I can confidently say, with facts, that all the claims you listed are nothing more than the usual polemical accusations commonly raised against the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and often circulated in anti-Islamic literature or online discourse. They are almost always based on selective, decontextualized and distorted readings of primary Islamic sources (the Qur’an, the hadith collections, especially Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim and Sira). Below I will address each claim systematically, citing the relevant sources, the historical context as understood by both Muslim and non-Muslim scholars and where the polemical interpretation diverges from the traditional Islamic or academic understanding. 1. “He robbed caravans” Source: The raids (ghazawāt) on Meccan caravans, especially the ones leading up to the Battle of Badr (624 CE). Context in sources: At the time, the Muslim community had been expelled from Mecca, their property confiscated, and they were living as refugees in Medina. Raiding caravans was a standard pre-Islamic Arabian tribal practice (not considered “robbery” in that cultural context but a legitimate way to recover losses or weaken an enemy). The Qur’an mentions such operations against those who had driven the Muslims out and confiscated their wealth (Qur’an 60:9, 2:191–193, 22:39–40). Academic view: Most historians (Muslim and non-Muslim) classify these as military expeditions in an ongoing tribal conflict, not banditry. The rules of engagement the Prophet laid down (e.g., no killing of non-combatants, no mutilation) were unusually restrictive for 7th-century Arabia. 2. “He killed men and raped their wives” Source of the accusation: Usually the aftermath of the Banu Qurayza judgment (627 CE) and the treatment of captive women in general. Banu Qurayza: After a 25-day siege during the Battle of the Trench, the Jewish tribe was accused of treason (breaking a defense pact with Medina while the city was under attack by a Meccan coalition). They agreed to accept the judgment of Saʿd ibn Muʿadh (a former ally). Saʿd ruled that the fighting men be executed and the women and children enslaved, exactly the penalty prescribed in Deuteronomy 20:10–15 for a city that resists siege in ancient Jewish law. Captive women: In pre-modern warfare (including biblical and Roman practice), captive women could be taken as concubines. Sexual relations with a slave woman you legally owned was not classified as rape in 7th-century law (Islamic, Jewish, Christian, or pagan). Modern ethical assessment: By 21st-century standards this is indistinguishable from rape, because a slave cannot give meaningful consent. Classical scholars did not see it that way because slavery was a universal institution at the time. 3. “He slept with a 9-year-old child” (Aisha) Primary sources: Multiple hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim state that Aisha was six or seven at the time of marriage and nine when the marriage was consummated (Bukhari 5134, Muslim 1422). Historical context: Child marriage was normal across the Mediterranean and Middle East until the 20th century (e.g., Byzantine princesses, European royal marriages, Jewish and Christian communities in the region). Western academic consensus: The age given in the canonical hadith is accepted as historically reliable by all non-Muslim specialists (e.g., W. Montgomery Watt, F. E. Peters, Patricia Crone, etc).

Lol. Your photoshoot was attended by jobless and hungry looking people who came there for the free foods and drinks. 😀😀😀😀 297 orders of fabrics of less than 3k per yard is a monumental failure compared to the $75k you claimed to spend. You could have just played sportybet with that money.

You’re an international terrorist apologist.


Case closed

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