We need more port too for revenue Generation in other parts of the country, I envy Lagos on this.

Coldie:
Nice one...

We from eastern Nigeria, from Bornu, all the way to benue to cross Rivers to bayelsa need to work together to develop the eastern region. The space the west is giving us is too much, from Lagos to Niger to kano.

We have to push for eastern rail lines, so at least people and goods can move from South east to north east

Even from Huruf (Arabic Alphabet) its stated that for ayat and Huruf read through there is reward. So comparing the numbers of ayah and alphabet in Surah Ikhlass and one-third of Quran is too less to one third of the Quran. May Allah rewards and let not hang our Quran now that Ramadan is Gone. Jazaqumullahu khairan brother.

Lukgaf:





With regard to the meaning of the hadeeth:

There is a difference between jaza’ (reward) and ijza’ (what is sufficient).

Jaza’ means the reward which Allaah gives for obeying Him.

Ijza’ means what is sufficient and takes the place of something else.

Reciting Qul Huwa Allaahu Ahad brings a reward equivalent to reciting one-third of the Qur’aan, but it does not take the place of reading one-third of the Qur’aan.

If a person vows – for example – to read one-third of the Qur’aan, it is not sufficient for him to read Qul Huwa Allaahu Ahad, because it is equivalent to one-third of the Qur’aan in reward, but not in terms of being sufficient or taking the place of reading one-third of the Qur’aan.

The same may be said of reciting it three times. If a person recites it three times in his prayer, that does not mean that he does not have to recite al-Faatihah, even though he will be given the reward of reciting the whole Qur’aan.

A similar example is the reward given by the Lawgiver to one who offers a single prayer in the Sanctuary of Makkah, and that he will have the reward of one hundred thousand prayers. Does anyone take this divine bounty to means that he does not have to pray for decades because he offered a single prayer in the Haram that is equivalent to one hundred thousand prayers?

Rather this has to do with reward; as for what is sufficient, that is another matter altogether.

Moreover, none of the scholars has ever said that there is no need for us to read the Qur’aan or that Qul Huwa Allaah Ahad is sufficient and takes the place of that. The correct scholarly view is that this soorah has this great virtue because the Qur’aan deals with three topics: one-third for rulings, one-third for promises and warnings, and one-third for the Divine names and attributes.

This soorah combines names and attributes.

This is the view of Abu’l-‘Abbaas ibn Surayj, and Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyah stated that it was good in Majmoo’ al-Fataawa, 17/103.

The Muslim cannot do without the two other issues, which are the rulings and the promises and warnings. His knowledge cannot be complete unless he looks at the Book of Allaah as a whole. The one who stops at Soorat al-Ikhlaas cannot know the other two matters.

Shaykh al-Islam (Ibn Taymiyah – may Allaah have mercy on him) said:

Rewards are of different types, just as wealth is of different types, such as food, drink, clothing, houses, money and so on. If a man possesses one type of wealth, to the value of one thousand dinars, that does not mean that he can do without the other types. Rather if he has wealth in the form of food, he also needs clothing and a place to live, etc. Similarly if it is a type other than money, he still needs other things. If he has nothing but money, he will need all kinds of wealth that are usually needed. In al-Faatihah there are the benefits of praise and du’aa’ which people need, and Qul Huwa Allaahu Ahad cannot replace it in that sense. Although its reward is very great, he cannot benefit from it unless he also recites the Opening of the Book (al-Faatihah) in his prayer. Hence if a person recites only Qul Huwa Allaahu Ahad in his prayer, without al-Faatihah, his prayer is not valid. Even if he recited the whole of the Qur’aan without al-Faatihah, his prayer would not be valid, because the al-Faatihah refers to the basic needs that people cannot do without.

Majmoo’ al-Fataawa, 17/131.

And he said:

The people need the commands, prohibitions and stories that are in the Qur’aan, even though Tawheed is greater than that. Man needs to know what he is enjoined to do and what he is forbidden to do; he need to know what is enjoined upon him and the stories and promises and rewards. These cannot be replaced by anything else, and Tawheed cannot be replaced by these. The stories cannot take the place of the commands and prohibitions, and the commands and prohibitions cannot take the place of the stories. Rather everything that was sent down by Allaah is beneficial and people need it.

If a person recites Qul Huwa Allaahu Ahad, he earns a reward equivalent to the reward of one-third of the Qur’aan, but that does not mean that the reward is of the same kind as that earned by reading the rest of the Qur’aan. Rather he may need the kind of reward that comes from reading the commands and prohibitions and stories, so Qul Huwa Allaahu Ahad cannot take the place of all that.

And he said:

The knowledge that is to be gained by reading the rest of the Qur’aan cannot be gained by reciting this soorah only. So whoever reads the whole Qur’aan is better than one who simply recites this soorah three times in the sense that he earns different kinds of reward, even though the one who recites Qul Huwa Allaahu Ahad earns a reward equivalent to that reward, but it is of one type and does not include all the types that a person needs. This is like a man who has three thousand dinars and another who has food, clothing, accommodation and money equivalent to three thousand dinars. The latter has that which will benefit him in all his affairs, whereas the former needs what the latter has, even though what he has is equivalent in value. Similarly, if he has the finest food, equivalent to three thousand dinars in value, he still needs clothing and accommodation, and weapons and tools that will ward off harm from him, and the like, which cannot be done with food alone.

Majmoo’ al-Fataawa, 17/137-139

And Allaah knows best.

Source: https://islamqa.info/en/answers/10022/the-meaning-of-the-hadeeth-qul-huwa-allaahu-ahad-is-equivalent-to-one-third-of-the-quraan

This is right, from simple example. Its forbidden to ignore compulsory act of Deen and do non compulsory. You have to repay your missed Ramadan before Shawwal. Ramadan is compulsory while Shawwal is not, if you fast Shawwal you get your reward an if you did not is not punishable (no sin) committed. Wallahu Hahalam.

moshuur:

From what av heard, its better to repay d missed Ramadan fasts cuz its d one that's obligatory/compulsory..

[Yoruba Amaka Indeed]

[Yoruba Amaka Indeed. quote author=matex97 post=89486751]This isn't necessary. A better Nigeria we all seek for.[/quote]

Congratulations congratulations congratulations ooo ooo. Haa congratulations hahaha congratulations yeh congrats. Huhun. If him like make he use Wi-Fi marriage still continue. Onugo

Congratulations congratulations congratulations ooo ooo. Haa congratulations hahaha congratulations yeh congrats. Huhun

In kwara state, the kwara state summons some hoteliers that they operate strip clubs, and I think what happened is that one their girl friend fall victim so it touched them, but I know they do watch strip dancers. OlorigidA

Emi mima plus Emi to dirty. Fia

You have to be focused and know what you want and what you can do. So don't tag itself to your result it makes no sense because if third class can achieve then what?

komododragons:
I keep saying THIS!

Qur'an is nothing but a Disney STORY book.

imagine using stone to clean your dicck before prayer

which kind of religion is this?

You can't have everything, especially when it comes to knowledge, not just knowledge but religion, if you want to know the origin of this, you had better convert too. And stop the dance of shame.

komododragons:
I keep saying THIS!

Qur'an is nothing but a Disney STORY book.

imagine using stone to clean your dicck before prayer

which kind of religion is this?

Drum or whatever, if Qur'an is a story book, then the Bible must be a Comic book.

ObiOmaMu:
These alleged photos of a young lady from Enugu who has converted to Islam are currently trending on Facebook.
See more photos after the cut.

http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/06/photos-young-igbo-lady-from-enugu.html

I think Nairaland does not give room from this kind of thing. Obiomamu this is religious matter don't take it personal. She has the right to practice any religion of her choice, You only said this been that she choose Islam, I know it won't be the same story if it's amadioa or sango. Please take note

Awe please, get it straight, as for me I can't apply for any job talkess of them calling me to come and write exam or interview. Today if you are invited for any job exam or interview, it means u can't have that job, the only job you get is the job that does not involve interview or exam, it means you got your letter at your door step.. Forget FCSC.

So much more about this money, I wonder when the legal mumu's would declare the money untouchable FG. Oju re Iran re.