Life's Tenacity: Thriving in the Harshest Climates

"One word must not be added or deleted," - The Sinners Mindset that sinfully says that Islam is flexible like Plasticine or rubber and capable of bending with posits of a contemporary reality is troubling and obfuscating. Allahu Akbar (Arabic: الله أكبر) is an Arabic phrase, called Takbir, meaning  "God is greater"   From my Vantage point, this is Accurate, Please Accept it but you don't have to, I must seriously insist it's so much more than any religion on your planet,  I was warned it requested no subsection as the gratitude witnessed proved or validated the suggestion for lack of stronger or better politically correct words, indeed the gratitude was real, I will not hide my truth because of the laws of men and ways in their world   [ By A Witness or A Direct Non Corporeal Witness/ Observer/ Invited From Earth 2022CE ]  Protection of Children Surah An-Nisa (4:6): "Test the orphans [in their abilities] until they reach marriageable age. Then if you...

 In Islam, a central tenet upheld by many scholars and practitioners is the immutable nature of the Qur’an. "One word must not be added or deleted," is a phrase commonly heard among Muslims, referring to the belief that the Qur’an, as the literal word of God, must remain unchanged throughout history.  This perspective emphasizes a rigid adherence to the text, suggesting that the Qur’an holds an eternal, infallible truth, untouched by human interpretation or modification. However, this presents a paradox when juxtaposed with the assertion that Islamic legal briefs claim to have evolved significantly over the centuries, adapting traditional principles to align with modern judicial frameworks. The suggestion that Islamic law is flexible and capable of accommodating contemporary challenges is often cited by reformists and scholars. They argue that, despite the Qur’an’s sacred permanence, Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh) has adapted over time to address changing societal contexts....

 Islamic countries, also known as Muslim-majority countries, are nations where Islam is the dominant religion and plays a significant role in culture, society, or governance. Some of these countries have Islam as their official state religion. Islamic law prohibits riba, the charging of interest on loans.  Investopedia Banks: Many banks in Muslim-majority countries operate on conventional interest-based systems. While Islamic banking models exist, they often use interest-based benchmarks as pricing references, leading to debates about their adherence to Sharia principles.  PubMed Central Stock Brokerage Houses: These entities facilitate the buying and selling of shares, which may involve companies engaging in activities not compliant with Islamic law, such as alcohol production or gambling.  Pornography Consumption: Despite strict prohibitions, studies indicate high levels of online pornography consumption in several Muslim-majority countries. For instance, Pakista...

"One word must not be added or deleted," - Qur’an.    Sharia law, derived from the Quran, Hadith (sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad), and supplemented by secondary sources such as Ijma (consensus of scholars) and Qiyas (analogical reasoning), governs various aspects of life in Islamic societies.  The following outlines crimes and their prescribed punishments under Sharia law: Hudud (Fixed Punishments) Theft (Sariqa) Punishment : Amputation of the hand (if the stolen amount meets the nisab threshold and conditions are met). Highway Robbery (Hirabah) Punishment : Death, crucifixion, amputation of alternate limbs, or exile (depending on severity and specific circumstances). Adultery (Zina) For unmarried persons: 100 lashes. For married persons: Death by stoning (requires confession or testimony of four male eyewitnesses). False Accusation of Zina (Qadhf) Punishment : 80 lashes (unless the accuser provides four male eyewitnesses). Apostasy (Riddah) Punishment : Deat...

Under Islamic Sharia law, the death penalty can be imposed for several offenses, often categorized into two main groups:  Hudud offenses  and  Qisas offenses . Here's an overview of the offenses that are typically considered punishable by death: 1.  Hudud Offenses These are fixed punishments mandated by Islamic law for certain crimes, which are considered serious violations of Islamic principles. They typically include: Apostasy (Riddah) : Renouncing Islam can lead to death, although interpretations and applications vary widely among scholars and jurisdictions. Adultery (Zina) : Engaging in sexual relations outside marriage can be punishable by death if certain stringent evidentiary conditions (like having four witnesses) are met, though stoning is often the prescribed punishment in some interpretations. Homosexuality : Depending on the interpretation and jurisdiction, it can be punishable by death. Theft (when repetitive) : In some cases, if a thief has committed th...

Epigenetics refers to changes in gene expression without altering the DNA sequence, influenced by environmental factors, behaviors, and experiences. In this context, the trauma of slavery and colonization may have epigenetically conditioned Nigerians to adopt survivalist behaviors, such as deference to authority or oppressive systems, which manifest as Stockholm syndrome. An atrophied, outdated culture —rooted in these historical oppressions—fails to adapt to modern realities, perpetuating a cycle of compliance and misplaced loyalty to exploitative leaders or systems, further reinforcing this psychological state.  The term "Stockholm syndrome" describes a psychological phenomenon where hostages or abuse victims develop positive feelings toward their captors, often leading to a misplaced sense of loyalty. In Nigeria, this concept has been invoked to explain certain societal behaviors, particularly in the political arena. A notable instance is the recent governorship election ...

  Astral projection is often associated with specific brainwave frequencies that facilitate altered states of consciousness. While different practitioners may report varying preferences, many believe that certain frequencies can enhance their ability to achieve astral projection. Here are some relevant frequencies typically mentioned in the context of astral projection: Key Brainwave Frequencies for Astral Projection Theta Waves (4 to 8 Hz) : The theta state is one of the most commonly associated brainwave patterns for astral projection. This frequency range is linked to deep relaxation, meditation, creativity, and REM sleep. Many practitioners find that entering the theta state helps them experience out-of-body sensations and facilitate astral travel. Delta Waves (0.5 to 4 Hz) : While typically associated with deep sleep, delta waves can also play a role in certain deep meditative states that may lead to astral projection. Some practitioners may find it beneficial to access these ...