Super hyped! 🔥 I’ll be at Suinami Lagos as the youngest Sui developer in Lagos (maybe all of Nigeria)! 😎 If you’re going, drop a comment so we can link up before the event. Haven’t registered yet? 👉 Check the link in the comments! Let’s make this epic! 💥🚀🚀

Hello everyone! I'm Ladipo Samuel, one of the Cofounders of @cencori . This picture was taken during my session at @cursor_ai , where I shared what we're building at @cencori and our vision for the future of AI infrastructure and security. While not everyone was there, we want to ensure everyone has a chance to be part of the journey. We're bringing that same energy into our Discord community. We'll host discussions, challenges, learning sessions, community activities, and opportunities for builders to connect and grow together. If you've been curious about @cencori , what we're building, or how you can get involved, our Discord is a great place to start. You'll learn more about the product, meet the team, share feedback, ask questions, and connect with other builders. And yes, there'll be prizes, networking opportunities, collaborations, and a lot of fun along the way.  If you're already here, help us spread the word by reposting this and inviting your friends and fellow builders to join us. Our first community engagement starts tonight at 8:00 - 9:00PM. Be there. Let's build, learn, and grow together.  Discord: discord.gg/dKm82gGKd5

Funny how I learned the hard way when I landed a new role where I don't get to make use of GitHub anymore. That was when I realized it was not even about GitHub streak 😂. (But I would still love to keep it when I have the time. Just for the plot sha🥲)

Mathematics and F. Mathematics. I can remember when I fell sick for close to three weeks and my further math teacher and other classmates were scared that I wouldn't catch up, just for me to come to class after those three weeks to do an extra class for those who were around 😂

By this time next year, I'll be greater than I myself can quantify.

I don't!

Let's get the Cooking Started?! 😋😜❤️

Manifesting a MacBook Pro 🥺🤲

As a frontend developer who is very keen on productivity, which would you prefer between a MacBook Pro M1 or an M4 Air?

RT @Deji21_04: A thread 🧵(1/2) First of all this woman doesn’t even know how to pronounce “Muslim”, calling it muzlim which itself shows…

Hey Jai, Your forefathers have tried more than this in the past, yet they failed. Yours won't be different. Your entire attack is built on an embarrassing category error. You are trying to compare the Christian theological concept of the Trinity to the phonetic dialects of a spoken language. Let me help you a bit, perhaps you may be guided. Hafs, Warsh, Qaloon, and the rest of those names on the covers are not different Qurans. They are not authors neither. They are the names of the scholars who preserved the oral transmission of the Quran in the different dialects of the Arab tribes. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) received the revelation and taught it in these dialects to make memorization easy for a widespread, illiterate society. In fact, just so you know how ignorant you are, Warsh and Hafs are not even the main Imams. They are just students (transmitters). For the sake of my audience, the seven Imams are Nafi', Ibn Kathir, Abu 'Amr, Ibn 'Amir, 'Asim, Hamzah, and Al-Kisa'i. To show you how deep this preservation goes, Hafs is a transmitter for Imam 'Asim, while Warsh and Qaloon are both transmitters for Imam Nafi'. As I said earlier, your meme is a big logical failure. How does the Trinity that claims three distinct persons with separate wills make up one God relates with the Qira'at of the Quran?. I don’t need to tell you what you are. The Qira'at of the Quran are about phonetics. All ten recitations teach the same theology, the same laws, and the same historical accounts. There are no missing chapters or conflicting narratives. Where one recitation might say "Malik" (King), another says "Maalik" (Owner). Both words describe Allah perfectly. They complement each other, they never contradict. To put this in a way your mind can process, if a British man writes "colour" and an American writes "color", or if one pronounces "schedule" with a hard C and another with a soft S, they are not reading two different books. They are expressing the same word in different dialects. Every single variation you see in those books traces its recitation back to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) through a mass-transmitted, unbreakable chain of narrators. It is a historical flex of preservation that your scriptures do not possess. Next time you want to critique Islamic preservation, drop the memes and read a book on Quranic sciences. Thank you for your attention.

Finally, she tried to use the Bible to say Jesus pointed to himself as the way. However, the Quran tells us what Jesus preached. In Surah Az-Zukhruf verses 63 and 64, when Jesus came with clear proofs, he said fear Allah and obey me, indeed Allah is my Lord and your Lord, so worship Him, this is a straight path. Every prophet told their people to obey them because obeying the prophet of your time is the only way to obey God. She abandoned Islam because she read the Quran through the lens of another religion and failed to understand basic Arabic context. Surah Al-Ikhlas settles all of this in four short verses. Say, He is Allah, the One. Allah, the Eternal Refuge. He neither begets nor is born. And there is nothing comparable to Him. To Muslims out there, don't fret. You are on the right path. As long as I am living, when I see takes like this, I will always refute it.

I find this funny because the speaker is quite ignorant. At the same time, I am compelled not to ignore it so she doesn't spread this virus to unsuspecting Muslims out there, since misinformation spreads like wildfire, especially on this app. For that reason, I will be doing both a clarification and a refutation of her ignorant takes on who Prophet Isa (Jesus) represents and how the Quran describes him. For your information, this refutation will be solely from the same Quran she claimed drove her out of Islam. She started by making a big deal out of the Quran calling Jesus a Word from God and a Spirit from Him, specifically quoting Surah An-Nisa verse 171. The funniest part is that the answer to her claim is in that very same verse. Right after mentioning the Word and the Spirit, Allah warns directly: "So believe in Allah and His messengers. And do not say, 'Three'; desist, it is better for you. Indeed, Allah is but one God. Exalted is He above having a son." She conveniently ignored the part of the verse that destroys the Trinity concept she is trying to preach. This is intellectual dishonesty mixed with misguidance. If she understood the Quran, she would know the "Word" is the command "Kun" which means (Be). Jesus was created by this spoken command because he had no human father. Allah explains this in Surah Ali 'Imran verse 59. The likeness of Jesus before Allah is like that of Adam. Allah created Adam from dust, then said to him "Be", and he was. If being created by a direct command makes someone God, then Adam has a much bigger claim to divinity because he had neither a father nor a mother. Plus, Surah Al-Kahf verse 109 tells us that if the ocean were ink for the words of my Lord, the ocean would dry up before the words of my Lord are exhausted. This means God's words are infinite commands of creation, not a single human being. To make it even clearer regarding her claim about the "Spirit", Allah tells us in Surah Sad verse 72 that He formed Adam and breathed into him of His created spirit. If having God's spirit breathed into you makes you a deity, then by her logic, Adam would be God too. In fact, both she and I, and every human walking this earth, have a spirit from God. Surah As-Sajdah verse 9 tells us that God forms the human and breathes into him of His created spirit. It is the command of God that formed us into what we are. I know she does not know that, and this is why she and her likes should know that having a spirit from God is proof you are a creation, not the Creator. She then spent a lot of time hyping up the title Al-Masih, the Messiah. She claimed the Quran gives this only to Jesus, so it must mean he is the divine savior who pays for sins. The Quran shuts this down heavily in Surah Al-Ma'idah verse 75. It says the Messiah, son of Mary, was no more than a messenger, many messengers passed away before him, and his mother was a supporter of truth, they both used to eat food. Just think and reflect at how Allah makes the point. God does not need to eat food to survive. The title Messiah means the Anointed One, a noble prophet sent specifically to the Children of Israel. Her next point was quoting Surah Maryam verse 19, where the angel says he will give Mary a pure boy. She uses this to say Jesus is the only sinless person and therefore the savior. This shows she did not read the full chapter. Just a few verses earlier in Surah Maryam verse 13, Allah describes Prophet Yahya (John) and says He gave him compassion and purity, and he was God-fearing. Just so you know, all prophets are pure and protected from major sins. It is a standard trait of prophethood in Islam, not a unique badge of divinity.

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Bro, this is funny like... 😂😂

Which kind table be this one like this? 😂🤲

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Hi, I'm Adekola Abdulhakeem. I'm a Xy/o and I am a full stack developer (frontend heavy). I'm also a blockchain developer, public speaker, growth and development advocate, and also a graphic designer. That's a bit of what I do 😅