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Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Nobody: 12:34pm On Dec 15, 2017
OmoEpe:


Yes it's in the bible but any Christian foolish enough to cover her hair under the legal wig is unfit to be called to the Nigerian bar

Must you shove your religion in other people's face all the time
?
She got what she deserves. Period


Listen and listen.
Read and read


You obviously knew my message was a response to a previous message.
You obviously read what he/she said and how it doesn't correlate with the discourse.
You obviously know my comment isn't about this discourse

But but you ignored all that. Speaking of the bolded, Christianity is worst
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Amberon11: 12:36pm On Dec 15, 2017
You people will not focus on your religion and leave ours. Did anybody tell you that is the actual image of Mary the mother of Jesus?

And even if Mary did cover her hair then So? Christians women are ONLY told to cover their hair during prayer so gave your religion.
Hertheywarlay:
I know it's pains you. Have you ever seen Mother of Jesus without covering her head in all the pictures you are used to seeing her? Even you were asked to do so in your Bible check 1corinthian11;3-16. Even Turban(head gear) also in Bible leviticous 8:9. but you people refuse to do so.
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Nobody: 12:37pm On Dec 15, 2017
wellmax:


Still two things for you.
1. You don't quote the Bible out of context. 2 Peter 1:20
2. Ask those who quote. I don't quote from an inconsequential book. There is only one Holy Book - The Bible. No apologies


I respect your opinion, everybody has one.

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Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Hertheywarlay: 12:37pm On Dec 15, 2017
Origin:
I cant criticize her actions even though I'm one of the People who make compromises in their religion .............

Here is a lady who stands for what she believes in. That rule is not set in stone and has no bearing on being called to the bar.


A rule that allows a hornets' nest (or is it a viper's nest self) to be placed on a lawyer's head but will not allow you to use your everyday head covering?


Lady visionaries have started using their hijab in sports and this has not hindered their success.

Their hijab is a way of life and does not hinder their accomplishments. People seem to have more right going naked than dressing up. (all in the name of its their body)

Do you think the lab coat makes a better doctor, or the suit makes a better executive

well done thanks.
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Ladyhippolyta88(f): 12:37pm On Dec 15, 2017
It is not, i hate to cover my hair it annoys me.My dear i am not a bigot nor am i a religious person i do not criticise people's faith because religion is a personal thing so who am i to judge.whether the bible supports it or not me i nor dey wear i am not a Jew neither am i a Corinthian.Nigeria is a secular country so no need to force the law of one religion on people's throat.Law as a profession has it's standard and must be obeyed if hijab wearing should be allowed fine none of my business.I even want them to scrap the dresscode for lawyers.The British no longer require the dresscode for their lawyers.I can't believe i would be wearing that,wearing black and white is even enough the council of legal education should scrap the dresscode for lawyers so that our Muslim sisters can wear the hijab in peace, other countries don't wear these let us all be even.
ollah1:


It's always a lie when the Bible is quoted but it's never one when it's the Quran.

So by your logic, worship has to done only in the church? Do you know the acutal and real meaning of a church? Can you worship your Lord while on the move? Can't you worship your Lord anywhere?

It's very compulsory. It's obvious the time you guys take in criticising other people's faith and their way of life should be invested in understanding your Bible and Christianity
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by OmoEpe(m): 12:37pm On Dec 15, 2017
Igbos and Muslims share similar attitudes. Their quick resort to playing the victims card is legendary and a study in absurdity.

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Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Bants(m): 12:39pm On Dec 15, 2017
ollah1:



Did you know that it's mandated for Christian women to cover their hair? It's very compulsory and it's in the Bible

1 Corinthians 11:6

For if a woman does not cover her head, she might as well have her hair cut off; but if it is a disgrace for a woman to have her hair cut off or her head shaved, then she should cover her head.


You criticise and attack Muslim women for covering their hair according to what their faith mandated for them but ignore it despite been written boldly in your own book

Isn't that hypocrisy and bigotry at it's peak??



People like that don't quote the full thing piss me off una go choose wetin please you and drop it an argument without saying the full story

4Every man who prays or prophesies with his head covered dishonors his head. 5But every woman who [b]prays or prophesies [/b]with her head uncovered dishonors her head-it is the same as having her head shaved. 6For if a woman does not cover her head, she might as well have her hair cut off; but if it is a disgrace for a woman to have her hair cut off or her head shaved, then she should cover her head.
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Ragnorak: 12:39pm On Dec 15, 2017
Unless she wants to say she's the first Muslim woman to do the right thing since Muslim women started becoming barristers in Nigeria.
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Bants(m): 12:41pm On Dec 15, 2017
Nigeria is not a religion state we have constitution and law.. Law will always take it tow regardless of religion that why when someone steals we don't cut of their hands we hand them to the police officer for justice
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Nobody: 12:43pm On Dec 15, 2017
Amberon11:
You people will not focus on your religion and leave ours. Did anybody tell you that is the actual image of Mary the mother of Jesus?

And even if Mary did cover her hair then So? Christians women are ONLY told to cover their hair during prayer so gave your religion.


You guys know nothing about your faith. Lemme enlighten you and others reading this piece a bit.

Your body is the church. Your body is where prayers are prayed. If the Bible says when you are praying, it simply means all the time because you are expected to pray at any freaking time at any freaking place. The kky way that can be done is when your hair is covered. It literally means, your hair MUST ALWAYS BE COVERED as a woman
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Bluffly: 12:43pm On Dec 15, 2017
ollah1:


Do your fellow Christians read from verse to verse when they quote the Quran? They don't and you don't question them but rather join the bandwagon.

Interesting, as if you've seen me quoting your Qur'an. And please, you that is aware of your Muslim folks using the Qur'an as cover up to commit genocides, have you gone to educate and correct them since your type claims it is of peace whereas we are all seeing the opposite just as you suddenly attacked me because I enlightened you towards the path of understanding
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Vernor(m): 12:46pm On Dec 15, 2017
quote author=ollah1 post=63303369]


Did you know that it's mandated for Christian women to cover their hair? It's very compulsory and it's in the Bible

1 Corinthians 11:6

For if a woman does not cover her head, she might as well have her hair cut off; but if it is a disgrace for a woman to have her hair cut off or her head shaved, then she should cover her head.


You criticise and attack Muslim women for covering their hair according to what their faith mandated for them but ignore it despite been written boldly in your own book

Isn't that hypocrisy and bigotry at it's peak?? [/quote]
Your stupidity have long comprehension, was her religion a requirement to study law, what does the law says about dress code also does the law give Christians and muslim dress codes, especially those that carry the thing for head na them commit pass. Do u observe when muslim fast alcohol no de sell, de drink pass anybody and claim holy holy, if I get matter for court as long as he or she is a Muslim I will say we wount get fair judgment. Thats where you guys are going. Who religion epp.

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Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Nobody: 12:48pm On Dec 15, 2017
Bants:




People like that don't quote the full thing piss me off una go choose wetin please you and drop it an argument without saying the full story

4Every man who prays or prophesies with his head covered dishonors his head. 5But every woman who [b]prays or prophesies [/b]with her head uncovered dishonors her head-it is the same as having her head shaved. 6For if a woman does not cover her head, she might as well have her hair cut off; but if it is a disgrace for a woman to have her hair cut off or her head shaved, then she should cover her head.


Do you tell your fellow Christians they piss you off when they quote a verse without telling the full story? Do you do that?
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Oluwapeldon(m): 12:50pm On Dec 15, 2017
ollah1:



Did you know that it's mandated for Christian women to cover their hair? It's very compulsory and it's in the Bible

1 Corinthians 11:6

For if a woman does not cover her head, she might as well have her hair cut off; but if it is a disgrace for a woman to have her hair cut off or her head shaved, then she should cover her head.


You criticise and attack Muslim women for covering their hair according to what their faith mandated for them but ignore it despite been written boldly in your own book

Isn't that hypocrisy and bigotry at it's peak??
Wait do Christians put on deir gele wen dey are bin call 2 bar. Mumu

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Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Nobody: 12:53pm On Dec 15, 2017
Bluffly:


Interesting, as if you've seen me quoting your Qur'an. And please, you that is aware of your Muslim folks using the Qur'an as cover up to commit genocides, have you gone to educate and correct them since your type claims it is of peace whereas we are all seeing the opposite just as you suddenly attacked me because I enlightened you towards the path of understanding


How did I suddenly attacked you? You quoted my comment because it doesn't suit you but ignored the first member because his comment suits you.
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by OmoEpe(m): 12:54pm On Dec 15, 2017
ollah1:



Listen and listen.
Read and read


You obviously knew my message was a response to a previous message.
You obviously read what he/she said and how it doesn't correlate with the discourse.
You obviously know my comment isn't about this discourse

But but you ignored all that. Speaking of the bolded, Christianity is worst

All discussions here draws from the quoted topic so my answer still refers to it.
When she applied to study law in the university she knew their dress code if she didn't like it she could as well have studied Islamic Studies but hell no, she has a jaundiced entitlement mentality. Arabs will migrate on their own from their Islamic countries to Secular Western countries and ask for sharia implementation. If sharia was your priority why not remain where you were or better still migrate to another Islamic Countries.
You can't change the world that has been existing before the existence of your religion into your religious moulds, the world isn't yours to recreate, though am from a Muslim family i still think Muslims need to realise that their right stops where others begin, if this is done the world will become a safer place

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Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Bants(m): 12:54pm On Dec 15, 2017
ollah1:



Do you tell your fellow Christians they piss you off when they quote a verse without telling the full story? Do you do that?


Is cheer common sense don't pick and choose
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Nobody: 12:54pm On Dec 15, 2017
Oluwapeldon:

Wait do Christians put on deir gele wen dey are bin call 2 bar. Mumu

What do you do with your brains? It's obvious it doesn't work because if it does, you will understand my comment is a response to a comment which doesn't correlate with the discourse
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by infofirst(m): 12:58pm On Dec 15, 2017
The law that does not consider all is bound to be modified.
nwakibie3:


just read what u wrote up there and see how u contradicted yourself. it is written in the bible that women should cover their hair yes but if it is mandatory that the women should not cover their for them to be called to bar Christian women will obey and leave their hair open. Religion is a personal thing and not supposed to supersede the law. I don't know when u muslims will understand this.
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by paulzee14: 1:00pm On Dec 15, 2017
punisha:
Thinking out loud.... What if she was told she'd die if the hijab leaves her hair like Samson in d bible was not to cut his hair ?
she no dey baff.... Abi naso she dey sleep??
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Nobody: 1:02pm On Dec 15, 2017
OmoEpe:


All discussions here draws from the quoted topic so my answer still refers to it.
When she applied to study law in the university she knew their dress code if she didn't like it she could as well have studied Islamic Studies but hell no, she has a jaundiced entitlement mentality. Arabs will migrate on their own from their Islamic countries to Secular Western countries and ask for sharia implementation. If sharia was your priority why not remain where you were or better still migrate to another Islamic Countries.
You can't change the world that has been existing before the existence of your religion into your religious moulds, the world isn't yours to recreate, though am from a Muslim family i still think Muslims need to realise that their right stops where others begin, if this is done the world will become a safer place


Do you have problems with comprehension? My comment doesn't and isn't about the topic of discourse. Go back and re read what the first guy wrote. He switched completely to something else and i quoted him.

Why respond to my own comment alone and leave his? Is it because it suits you and mine doesn't?

Finally, a lady covered her hair and all you guys can do is attack his faith. Was she the only Muslim at the venue? Why use a single person attitude to make a judgment but this logic shouldnt be used if she was a Christian and had done what shouldnt be
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Ladyhippolyta88(f): 1:04pm On Dec 15, 2017
Hertheywarlay:
Speak like an erudite person. Show it to me where it is written that it has been cancelled? And it is not cancel when your pastors what to collect t..... From you!
According to the bible the head covering is the hair, only when praying and prophesy should a woman cover her hair as that is the context in which it was written(apply commonsense) .Apostle Paul was speaking about a tradition which is no longer applicable today.1 cor 11:2-16 to me is no longer applicable today I do not like to cover my head i hate it,it is a choice and besides i am not a Jew or a corinthian, am not a religious person religion is a personal thing.Read got questions or bible.org or any other thing online and you would see the argument of different scholars.It is almost similar to how not all Muslim scholars believe hijab is compulsory or why some prefer the burqa or the niqab.Not all Christian churches demand that a woman must have her hair covered in church.Queen rania al abdullah of Jordan is a Muslim and does not cover her head as she believes Islam does not support veil, she is a queen in middleastern Jordan Google her out it is her belief and she identifies as a morderate Muslim.

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Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by isaac2392: 1:06pm On Dec 15, 2017
Amirullaha:
At the start of 2017, I set a goal of saving N500k.
I haven't done badly, it's just N500k left for it to be complete...
grin
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Ogunleti01: 1:07pm On Dec 15, 2017
ollah1:



Did you know that it's mandated for Christian women to cover their hair? It's very compulsory and it's in the Bible

1 Corinthians 11:6

For if a woman does not cover her head, she might as well have her hair cut off; but if it is a disgrace for a woman to have her hair cut off or her head shaved, then she should cover her head.


You criticise and attack Muslim women for covering their hair according to what their faith mandated for them but ignore it despite been written boldly in your own book

Isn't that hypocrisy and bigotry at it's peak??



Modified:: for those quoting me whichout using their brains. My comment was a response to a comment which is obvious to all. His comment doesn't correlate with this thread but he decided to display his bigotry but as usual he is exonerated because what he wrote suits their narrative
"which out" Mr modifier
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Bluffly: 1:07pm On Dec 15, 2017
ollah1:



How did I suddenly attacked you? You quoted my comment because it doesn't suit you but ignored the first member because his comment suits you.
Insinuations and assumptions is the mother of all failures

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Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by nwakibie3(m): 1:08pm On Dec 15, 2017
U sell 1k?
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Nobody: 1:09pm On Dec 15, 2017
Bluffly:

Insinuations and assumptions is the mother of all failures

Ofcourse, surely you didn't think about this prior to your previous comments
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Ladyhippolyta88(f): 1:09pm On Dec 15, 2017
Ragnorak:
Unless she wants to say she's the first Muslim woman to do the right thing since Muslim women started becoming barristers in Nigeria.

Queen rania of Jordan is a Muslim and does not cover her hair for Jordan for that matter Muslim country of Jordan not Nigeria Africa o.Jordan middleast.

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Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Nobody: 1:09pm On Dec 15, 2017
It's a shame no other Muslims stood by her. It's her right to wear the hijab the laws of the land allows. Just cause other Muslim judges or students that has passed through the ceremony in the past compromised shouldn't mean she should. I don't know why people feel threatened by a strong Islamic woman that stands her ground based on her religious beliefs. I stand with you Miss Firdaus. At the end of the day Allah is greater than them all.
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by Nobody: 1:10pm On Dec 15, 2017
Ogunleti01:
"which out" Mr modifier

This is all you have to say. Wow!!
Re: Nigerians React To The Hijab-Wearing Law Graduate Who Wasn't Called To Bar by BruncleZuma: 1:10pm On Dec 15, 2017
All this things happen between when I comot go pizza return? I wise Nairalander once said...e be like she fail true true playing the they hate the hijab card is plain stupid and crass. Whilst on my National service I'd seen Muslim corpers wear their 7/7 over their head gear on duty and wear the hijab off of it.

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