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MightySparrow:
Taqquiyya?

Don't rule it out. But Let's hear from Sahara Reporters and CAN...

Total lies

Fake news merchants must be dealt with decisively and within the bounds of the law in order to bring an end to this growing menace.

It is deeply troubling to witness the deliberate spread of falsehoods—such as accusing an entire state and the Islamic faith of prosecuting someone simply for changing their religion. Such claims are not only baseless but dangerously inflammatory, aimed at inciting mistrust and division within our society.

One must ask: what exactly do some of these individuals or groups, particularly among certain Christian circles, hope to gain from such relentless propaganda? Is it political mileage, religious superiority, or just pure antagonism?

Whatever the motive, it is imperative that we call out misinformation, regardless of who spreads it. Respectful coexistence in a multi-religious society demands truth, fairness, and a commitment to peace—not reckless narratives that seek to vilify an entire faith or population.

gohf AntiChristian TenQ

Zionmdde:
Those spreading that news should be well punished if false
But the location and wellbeing of the lady in question should first be confirmed.

Sahara reporters are well known for generating fake news. It's time they are dealt with.

But the lengthy intro had revealed to us, with proof, that the girl in question is an American and infact has never even visited Nigeria before. So which location and well-being are you confirming again?

Lazy mods

SAHARA Reporters?!!!!!!

If it is true then come out with apology

victorazy:
Don't believe him o because Satan is a liar. Investigation should be lunched.

Having read all available evidences what investigation are you still looking for? Oya go to Zamfara to look for Zainab that's on death penalty na.

Lots of Christians are in pains over this refutation, they've started screaming taqiyya . Seems taqiyya is the only way to heal their broken heart 💔. No vex, you've fallen for cheap lies as usual, no be today dem dey deceive una


Just this week one rastaman(non Muslim) said on YouTube: Muslims leave their shoes at the door while christians leave their brains at the door 🤪

https://youtube.com/shorts/6rHIim_xkBw?si=XsZEI6b3tjjxw12v

Another person saying the same

https://youtube.com/shorts/ugSKTG9kNDs?si=l8NPCY7Qa4DzQzZe

Christistruth02:



SAHARA Reporters?!!!!!!

If it is true then come out with apology

Naaaa, they just quietly deleted the lies without apologies or clarification. Same with all others who shared the fake news.

omojeesu:


Don't rule it out. But Let's hear from Sahara Reporters and CAN...

They've quietly deleted the news without apologies or clarification. The source of information, one Moses Eskor, who spread the lies without any pictures has also deleted it. CAN will also look away and pretend they didn't hear about this.

So keep looking for Zainab from Zamfara 😁

Are you telling me that Zamfara State does not have death penalty for apostasy?

pillager:


Not surprised at all, no be you talk say media outlets are still reporting it? Buffon

CreativeOrbit:
Fake news merchants must be dealt with decisively and within the bounds of the law in order to bring an end to this growing menace.

It is deeply troubling to witness the deliberate spread of falsehoods—such as accusing an entire state and the Islamic faith of prosecuting someone simply for changing their religion. Such claims are not only baseless but dangerously inflammatory, aimed at inciting mistrust and division within our society.

One must ask: what exactly do some of these individuals or groups, particularly among certain Christian circles, hope to gain from such relentless propaganda? Is it political mileage, religious superiority, or just pure antagonism?

Whatever the motive, it is imperative that we call out misinformation, regardless of who spreads it. Respectful coexistence in a multi-religious society demands truth, fairness, and a commitment to peace—not reckless narratives that seek to vilify an entire faith or population.

gohf AntiChristian TenQ

When a rabid dogs have bitten you before, you get apprehensive of all dogs.

We read disturbing things from your religious literatures that infringe on our rights
BUT
you say that we should not be worried about it

Unfortunately, ignorance on our part about Islam is death and destruction for us.

Mishkat al-Masabih 4053
Jabir b. ‘Abdallah said he was told by ‘Umar b. al-Khattab that he had heard God’s Messenger say, “I will certainly expel the Jews and the Christians from Arabia so as to leave only Muslims in it.”
Muslim transmitted it. A version has, “If I live, God willing, I will certainly expel the Jews and the Christians from Arabia.”

But you say, this is harmless and the hadith doesn't say exactly what is says!

Should Muslims today follow the sunnah of your prophet?

TenQ:

When a rabid dogs have bitten you before, you get apprehensive of all dogs.

We read disturbing things from your religious literatures that infringe on our rights
BUT
you say that we should not be worried about it

Unfortunately, ignorance on our part about Islam is death and destruction for us.

Mishkat al-Masabih 4053
Jabir b. ‘Abdallah said he was told by ‘Umar b. al-Khattab that he had heard God’s Messenger say, “I will certainly expel the Jews and the Christians from Arabia so as to leave only Muslims in it.”
Muslim transmitted it. A version has, “If I live, God willing, I will certainly expel the Jews and the Christians from Arabia.”

But you say, this is harmless and the hadith doesn't say exactly what is says!

Should Muslims today follow the sunnah of your prophet?

Your analogy is as flawed as it is offensive. Comparing Muslims to rabid dogs reveals more about your prejudice than it does about Islam. Let’s be clear: fear rooted in past trauma doesn't justify bigotry or ignorant generalizations. If "being bitten before" makes you see every Muslim as a threat, then you’re not being vigilant—you’re being irrational and hateful.

You throw around "disturbing" quotes without context, hoping they’ll scare people into accepting your narrative. Let’s examine the hadith you quoted.

Mishkat al-Masabih 4053 – “I will expel the Jews and Christians from Arabia.”
Yes, that hadith exists. And yes, the Prophet was speaking in the context of a region, a specific time, and a set of political-religious dynamics. Arabia was not a secular democracy. It was a fragile, emerging polity surrounded by enemies. That statement reflected the need to consolidate a unified base in a volatile land—not a blanket call for global expulsion of non-Muslims.

Context matters. You conveniently leave out that Jews and Christians lived peacefully under Islamic rule for centuries—often with more rights than they had under Christian empires. In fact, when Jews were expelled from Europe, they found sanctuary in Muslim lands. So spare us the cherry-picked fear-mongering. If this hadith justified mass expulsions, history would be soaked in Jewish and Christian blood under Islamic rule—but it’s not. Your logic collapses under historical evidence.

Now to your smug question:
“Should Muslims today follow this Sunnah?”

No. Because Islamic jurisprudence does not operate on isolated hadiths without context, nor does it universally apply every single political instruction from 7th-century Arabia to 21st-century pluralistic societies. You're parroting a Wahhabi-level interpretation and projecting it as the Islamic standard. That’s either ignorance or intellectual dishonesty.

If you're so obsessed with texts that seem “dangerous,” let’s play fair:

Should Christians today follow Jesus when he says, “I have not come to bring peace but a sword” (Matthew 10:34)?

Should we fear Christianity because it justified inquisitions, crusades, colonization, and genocides—all with Biblical backing?

If Muslims had your logic, they’d conclude the Bible is a terrorist manual. But we don't. Because that would be stupid.

Your fear isn’t based on Islamic teachings. It’s based on your own refusal to study them beyond hate blogs and cherry-picked narrations. If your survival depends on ignorance, you’re not in danger from Islam—you’re in danger from your own willful blindness.

So next time, bring arguments—not cheap analogies and historical amnesia.

gohf AntiChristian TenQ

k4kenny:


Having read all available evidences what investigation are you still looking for? Oya go to Zamfara to look for Zainab that's on death penalty na.

Lots of Christians are in pains over this refutation, they've started screaming taqiyya . Seems taqiyya is the only way to heal their broken heart 💔. No vex, you've fallen for cheap lies as usual, no be today dem dey deceive una


Just this week one rastaman(non Muslim) said on YouTube: Muslims leave their shoes at the door while christians leave their brains at the door 🤪

https://youtube.com/shorts/6rHIim_xkBw?si=XsZEI6b3tjjxw12v

Another person saying the same

https://youtube.com/shorts/ugSKTG9kNDs?si=l8NPCY7Qa4DzQzZe

If truly you trust ur God that he's all powerful, what do you need your brains for?

CreativeOrbit:
Your analogy is as flawed as it is offensive. Comparing Muslims to rabid dogs reveals more about your prejudice than it does about Islam. Let’s be clear: fear rooted in past trauma doesn't justify bigotry or ignorant generalizations. If "being bitten before" makes you see every Muslim as a threat, then you’re not being vigilant—you’re being irrational and hateful.

You throw around "disturbing" quotes without context, hoping they’ll scare people into accepting your narrative. Let’s examine the hadith you quoted.

Why are you this aggressive?
I never ever compared Muslims to rabid dogs.
My illustrations is that probably one in 1000 dogs is rabid. However, a person who has been bitten by just one rabid dog will be weary of all dogs rabid or not.
It is like most snakes are no lt venomous, but we don't take chances around ANY snake. We treat all snakes as venomous until we have enough information specific to that snake.

So, I don't know if you chose to be aggressive about everything I said.

CreativeOrbit:

Mishkat al-Masabih 4053 – “I will expel the Jews and Christians from Arabia.”
Yes, that hadith exists. And yes, the Prophet was speaking in the context of a region, a specific time, and a set of political-religious dynamics. Arabia was not a secular democracy. It was a fragile, emerging polity surrounded by enemies. That statement reflected the need to consolidate a unified base in a volatile land—not a blanket call for global expulsion of non-Muslims.

Context matters. You conveniently leave out that Jews and Christians lived peacefully under Islamic rule for centuries—often with more rights than they had under Christian empires. In fact, when Jews were expelled from Europe, they found sanctuary in Muslim lands. So spare us the cherry-picked fear-mongering. If this hadith justified mass expulsions, history would be soaked in Jewish and Christian blood under Islamic rule—but it’s not. Your logic collapses under historical evidence.

Yes, the Jews and Christians lived peacefully with the Arabs until the coming of prophet Mohammad.
Don't forget that the Christians kept him safe from the Meccans when he was small in power and influence before the hijrah.

However, even count the number of Christians still remaining in Arabia now. Till now, there is a big signboard that says non-muslims cannot enter Medina.

CreativeOrbit:

Now to your smug question:
“Should Muslims today follow this Sunnah?”

Umar followed this campaign.
Most Muslim leaders followed this campaign.
Otherwise tell me what Muslims are doing at Jerusalem by occupying the land for several years and building their holy mosque their?

If you Muslims dye your beards, put on dress to conform to Mohammed, you even urinate like him. Why wouldn't you follow his Sunah?

CreativeOrbit:

No. Because Islamic jurisprudence does not operate on isolated hadiths without context, nor does it universally apply every single political instruction from 7th-century Arabia to 21st-century pluralistic societies. You're parroting a Wahhabi-level interpretation and projecting it as the Islamic standard. That’s either ignorance or intellectual dishonesty.

Aren't the wahabi's Muslims?
Are they not using the same Quran, Hadiths, Tafsir etc. So, how are they getting different interpretations from you?

I parrot nothing other than what your Quran , Hadith and Tafsirs say.

CreativeOrbit:


If you're so obsessed with texts that seem “dangerous,” let’s play fair:

Should Christians today follow Jesus when he says, “I have not come to bring peace but a sword” (Matthew 10:34)?

Yes!
If you read it carefully, you will see that it is the Christians that would be killed because of Him and not the other way round.

CreativeOrbit:

Should we fear Christianity because it justified inquisitions, crusades, colonization, and genocides—all with Biblical backing?

If Muslims had your logic, they’d conclude the Bible is a terrorist manual. But we don't. Because that would be stupid.

Your fear isn’t based on Islamic teachings. It’s based on your own refusal to study them beyond hate blogs and cherry-picked narrations. If your survival depends on ignorance, you’re not in danger from Islam—you’re in danger from your own willful blindness.

So next time, bring arguments—not cheap analogies and historical amnesia.

gohf AntiChristian TenQ

Crusades cannot be ed by ANY teaching of Jesus Christ. Meaning that the crusaders acted outside the teachings of Christ

Unfortunately, we cannot say the same about Mohammed

DLifeless1:


Because he is exposing the truth about your religion?

So for your mind, I be Muslim abi... ?

TenQ:

Why are you this aggressive?
I never ever compared Muslims to rabid dogs.
My illustrations is that probably one in 1000 dogs is rabid. However, a person who has been bitten by just one rabid dog will be weary of all dogs rabid or not.
It is like most snakes are no lt venomous, but we don't take chances around ANY snake. We treat all snakes as venomous until we have enough information specific to that snake.

So, I don't know if you chose to be aggressive about everything I said.



Yes, the Jews and Christians lived peacefully with the Arabs until the coming of prophet Mohammad.
Don't forget that the Christians kept him safe from the Meccans when he was small in power and influence before the hijrah.

However, even count the number of Christians still remaining in Arabia now. Till now, there is a big signboard that says non-muslims cannot enter Medina.




Umar followed this campaign.
Most Muslim leaders followed this campaign.
Otherwise tell me what Muslims are doing at Jerusalem by occupying the land for several years and building their holy mosque their?

If you Muslims dye your beards, put on dress to conform to Mohammed, you even urinate like him. Why wouldn't you follow his Sunah?



Aren't the wahabi's Muslims?
Are they not using the same Quran, Hadiths, Tafsir etc. So, how are they getting different interpretations from you?

I parrot nothing other than what your Quran , Hadith and Tafsirs say.



Yes!
If you read it carefully, you will see that it is the Christians that would be killed because of Him and not the other way round.




Crusades cannot be ed by ANY teaching of Jesus Christ. Meaning that the crusaders acted outside the teachings of Christ

Unfortunately, we cannot say the same about Mohammed

Your attempt to whitewash your analogy is laughable. Comparing Muslims — human beings — to snakes and rabid dogs, even under the pretense of “illustration,” is dehumanizing, condescending, and transparent in its intent. Don't insult everyone's intelligence by pretending it was innocent — you implied fear and hostility are justified toward Muslims based on the actions of a few, exactly like racists do with other groups. If you don’t want to be called out for being offensive, stop being offensive. Period.

Now let’s dissect your pile of historical half-truths and convenient forgetfulness:

1. Jews and Christians lived peacefully in Arabia until Muhammad? You clearly haven't studied the tribal conflicts, betrayals, or political alliances that were in constant flux in 7th-century Arabia. Some Jewish tribes in Medina violated treaties, allied with enemies during wartime, and conspired against the Prophet. Actions had consequences — the expulsions and punishments were political and strategic, not religious extermination.

2. Christians protected Muhammad? Yes — and Muslims still respect the Christian king of Abyssinia (Negus) for that. It shows the Prophet was capable of peaceful relations, unlike the blanket villainy you try to paint.

3. Non-Muslims can’t enter Mecca or Medina? So what? That’s like saying you’re oppressed because you can’t enter the Vatican during a papal conclave. Sacred spaces are protected in many religions. This restriction is based on religious law — not hatred or oppression.

4. Christians in Arabia? There are over a million Christians in Saudi Arabia today — mostly expatriates. They're not being exterminated; they simply don’t get to practice publicly in a country that chooses to enforce religious homogeneity. You may not like it, but it's not genocide — it's legal policy, just like banning niqabs. Double standards much?

5. Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa? You clearly know nothing about history. The Muslim presence in Jerusalem dates back to the 7th century — long before Zionists and long after the Crusaders massacred every man, woman, and child in the name of Jesus. Al-Aqsa wasn’t built on stolen land — Muslims liberated the city from blood-soaked Christian fanatics.

6. Following the Sunnah? Muslims choose to follow the Prophet’s Sunnah because they love and revere him. It’s called religious devotion. You mock it because you don’t understand it. Ironically, Jesus’ true followers washed feet and dressed humbly — today’s Christians often dress like Wall Street bankers and live like Caesar. Hypocrisy much?

7. Wahhabis and different interpretations? Thanks for itting that there are multiple interpretations. Now stop acting like your Google search of hadiths makes you an authority. The Quran and Sunnah are interpreted through schools of jurisprudence, context, linguistic depth, and scholarly consensus — not by random outsiders cherry-picking and weaponizing verses to vilify.

8. You parrot what’s in the Qur’an and hadith? No. You parrot mistranslations, out-of-context snippets, and anti-Muslim propaganda that would make even Islamophobes cringe. If you were serious about understanding, you’d consult scholars — not bigots.

9. Christian teachings and violence? Crusaders, inquisitors, colonizers — all slaughtered in the name of Christ. Your claim that they “acted outside his teachings” is weak deflection. You don’t get to disown centuries of history. Meanwhile, Muhammad fought defensive wars, established a just state, and signed treaties — like Hudaybiyyah — that showed diplomacy and restraint.

So yes — Muhammad has a complete record: statesman, leader, warrior, judge, husband. Jesus was a spiritual guide who never ran a state — different missions, different methods. Stop making childish comparisons.

Don’t preach history you clearly haven’t studied. And don’t dish out veiled bigotry if you can’t handle someone calling it out for what it is.

gohf AntiChristian TenQ

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19fkgHF2UM/ she is not even a nigeria or in nigeria, she is a malian american living in the us

SlavaUkraini:


So for your mind, I be Muslim abi... ?

Many of you have denied your religion when faced with the real truth of your religion, you ain't the first and won't be the last.
So keep lying go the gullible not some of us who saw what you did to Deborah and the host of other innocent people.
We know the religion of piss is a mental illness.

omojeesu:


Don't rule it out. But Let's hear from Sahara Reporters and CAN...

CAN has finally released a statement.

Northern CAN commends swift clarification by Zamfara Government on Zainab’s case, urges vigilance and synergy on religious issues

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), 19 Northern States and the FCT, acknowledges the public statement by the Zamfara State Government debunking reports concerning the alleged arraignment of Miss Zainab Muhamadu before a Sharia Court for converting to Christianity.

We commend the government’s swift response in addressing the concerns raised and providing clarification that no such case currently exists before any court in the state.

The statement from the Grand Khadi, as well as contributions from the Director-General of Hisbah and various security agencies, have helped douse tension and offer clarity on a matter that could have easily escalated into a national crisis.

While we welcome this clarification, we emphasize that should any credible information surface in the future, it must be treated with the same level of urgency, transparency, and ability.

For now, based on the assurances provided by the Zamfara State Government and the stated confirmation that no crime has been committed for exercising right to freedom of religion, Christians across the country should take note that no arraignment involving Miss Zainab is currently underway. This, for now, puts the matter to rest - unless and until verified facts indicate otherwise.

We further commend the Director-General of the Department of State Services (DSS) and his team, as well as traditional rulers, youth leaders, religious figures, and security agencies in Zamfara State for their cooperation and maturity in handling the situation. Their collective efforts in seeking the truth and maintaining peace deserve recognition.

CAN continues to appeal to security agencies nationwide to remain vigilant and thoroughly investigate any reports of religious rights violations as this is essential to prevent misinformation, protect the rights of all citizens, and preserve our nation’s fragile peace.

We also call for stronger synergy between Northern State Governments and religious bodies such as CAN as Constructive engagement and mutual understanding will ensure that issues of this nature are addressed before rumors are allowed to spread and confuse the public.

To Christians in the North and across the nation, we assure you that CAN remains committed to uncovering the truth wherever it is hidden. We will not relent in our efforts to expose and bring an end to all forms of religious persecution and harassment in the region.

We reaffirm our commitment to working with security agencies and leaders of other faiths in finding lasting solutions to Nigeria’s many challenges.

We urge all Christians to remain calm, law-abiding, and prayerful. CAN will continue to stand for peace, justice, and the protection of the fundamental rights of all Nigerians to freely practice their faith.

Signed:
Rev. Dr. Joseph John Hayab
Chairman, CAN 19 Northern States and the FCT

Bishop Mohammed Naga Secretary-General
CAN 19 Northern States and FCT

A good one from both sides!

k4kenny:


CAN has finally released a statement.

Northern CAN commends swift clarification by Zamfara Government on Zainab’s case, urges vigilance and synergy on religious issues

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), 19 Northern States and the FCT, acknowledges the public statement by the Zamfara State Government debunking reports concerning the alleged arraignment of Miss Zainab Muhamadu before a Sharia Court for converting to Christianity.

We commend the government’s swift response in addressing the concerns raised and providing clarification that no such case currently exists before any court in the state.

The statement from the Grand Khadi, as well as contributions from the Director-General of Hisbah and various security agencies, have helped douse tension and offer clarity on a matter that could have easily escalated into a national crisis.

While we welcome this clarification, we emphasize that should any credible information surface in the future, it must be treated with the same level of urgency, transparency, and ability.

For now, based on the assurances provided by the Zamfara State Government and the stated confirmation that no crime has been committed for exercising right to freedom of religion, Christians across the country should take note that no arraignment involving Miss Zainab is currently underway. This, for now, puts the matter to rest - unless and until verified facts indicate otherwise.

We further commend the Director-General of the Department of State Services (DSS) and his team, as well as traditional rulers, youth leaders, religious figures, and security agencies in Zamfara State for their cooperation and maturity in handling the situation. Their collective efforts in seeking the truth and maintaining peace deserve recognition.

CAN continues to appeal to security agencies nationwide to remain vigilant and thoroughly investigate any reports of religious rights violations as this is essential to prevent misinformation, protect the rights of all citizens, and preserve our nation’s fragile peace.

We also call for stronger synergy between Northern State Governments and religious bodies such as CAN as Constructive engagement and mutual understanding will ensure that issues of this nature are addressed before rumors are allowed to spread and confuse the public.

To Christians in the North and across the nation, we assure you that CAN remains committed to uncovering the truth wherever it is hidden. We will not relent in our efforts to expose and bring an end to all forms of religious persecution and harassment in the region.

We reaffirm our commitment to working with security agencies and leaders of other faiths in finding lasting solutions to Nigeria’s many challenges.

We urge all Christians to remain calm, law-abiding, and prayerful. CAN will continue to stand for peace, justice, and the protection of the fundamental rights of all Nigerians to freely practice their faith.

Signed:
Rev. Dr. Joseph John Hayab
Chairman, CAN 19 Northern States and the FCT

Bishop Mohammed Naga Secretary-General
CAN 19 Northern States and FCT

DLifeless1:


Many of you have denied your religion when faced with the real truth of your religion, you ain't the first and won't be the last.
So keep lying go the gullible not some of us who saw what you did to Deborah and the host of other innocent people.
We know the religion of piss is a mental illness.

Stupidity

SlavaUkraini:


Stupidity

Because I still told you the truth. You will cry out your lungs.