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HutuKing01 wrote:So ppl like faroole, ayaan hersi ali, barre hiraale and cadde muuse are descendants of Imam Ali r.a huh? Then i have to declare the following that iam aswell descendant of Quraish via Muawiya ibn abi sufyan.
@ the math. 
Subxana Allah walaalo the only Somalis who are the decentens of Ali ibn Talib are the Asharaaf. I'm reer aw xasan ( Asharaaf).AbuukarSubeer wrote:Grandpa, look at this spectaculer mathematical proof
I count 43 names to Ali ibn Talib A.S, the average year of a generation is 33 years
I multiplied 33 x 43 and the answer is 1419, which is accurate since 1400 years ago was the life time of Ali ibnu Abu Talib RA and Rasullalahi Habiballah Salalahu Alayhi wasalam
Can the same be said about you?
Alphanumeric wrote: Maybe you're the mahdi.
AbuukarSubeer wrote:well i do hold a belief that the mahdi will be a somali descendant, which makes sense to why arabs and iranians will reject him
Why would the arabs reject an arab, and its well known all iranians/shias think the mahdi is someone living in a cave, but when the real mahdi reveals himself 70,000 jews from isfahan will go against him, and much of the arabs will go against him.Colonel wrote:Alphanumeric wrote: Maybe you're the mahdi.AbuukarSubeer wrote:well i do hold a belief that the mahdi will be a somali descendant, which makes sense to why arabs and iranians will reject him
Mythic thinking demonstrates its primitive format, its tie to symmetry and
our speciesness, through its lack of direction, associationist format, and
being spontaneous; it is a style of thinking closely associated with dream
states (same logic applies - see Matte-Blanco's work on this in his "The
Unconscious as Infinite Sets")
Directed thinking demonstrates its more developed format by being
purposeful, organised (syntax focus) etc. and gives us a sense of direction.
Jung's focus on thinking styles comes from his essay "Two Kinds of Thinking"
and was influenced by William James' distinctions of directed and
non-directed thinking; non-directed aka mythic thinking is associated with
'fantasy' thinking . Freud got on the band wagon with his focus on reality
principle and pleasure principle - the latter mapped to phantasy.
The precision issues come out in the studies in variations of directed
thinking, where children and primitive tribes utilise the surrounding
context to communicate - the languages are dependent upon, and so tied to,
local contexts and cover the creation of histories/legends/myths. Only with
sophisticated development of languages - due to contextual pressures,
competitive demands, to make distinctions - do the ties to local context get
broken and out emerges a universal form of language that takes its context
with it. At this point the literal nature of the myths become recognisable
as metaphors and not to be taken literally but what is 'hidden' IS to be
taken literally
TeAmo wrote:I had a dream about Jabril aleyhi wasalam and the prophet (Saw) which has lead me to the path of becoming a good Muslim before that I was actually thinking of becoming an Athiest and I was searching about other religions too I started to become convinced God didn't exist and started thinking the world started with the big bang theory. subhan'Allah no trolling intended I don't come from a family of religious ppl only my gran is but she doesn't tell us what to do or anything she just minds her own. My family never prayed or did anything islamic only fast until I changed and alhamdulilah my household changed with me especially my dad he was the least religious person but now alhamdulilah he changed too.
Says the dude who's been on the site for 5 yearsSahanGalbeed wrote:You talk too fuc,kin much nonesense youngster , go find yourself something positive to do
Typical darood family waleeTeAmo wrote:I had a dream about Jabril aleyhi wasalam and the prophet (Saw) which has lead me to the path of becoming a good Muslim before that I was actually thinking of becoming an Athiest and I was searching about other religions too I started to become convinced God didn't exist and started thinking the world started with the big bang theory. subhan'Allah no trolling intended I don't come from a family of religious ppl only my gran is but she doesn't tell us what to do or anything she just minds her own. My family never prayed or did anything islamic only fast until I changed and alhamdulilah my household changed with me especially my dad he was the least religious person but now alhamdulilah he changed too.