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Katsina, Zamfara, Sokoto, Kebbi, Borno states particularly, should introduce laws that executes anyone found supplying anything to the bandits. In Islamic Shariah, which I believe the state subscribes to, the punishment of a bandit is execution even if he has "repented". Same way, assisting terrorists with arms, food, or resources is considered a severe crime. Scholars generally rule that whoever assists, finances, or facilitates those who spread terror is held equally accountable and shares the ruling of the perpetrators. Source: Fatwa by Shaykh Muhammad Salih Al-Munajjid (Hafizahullah).
Katsina introduces measures to cut off fuel supply to bandits dailytrust.com/katsina-introโ€ฆ
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She's listening black and blue from Bmth repented 2026 album
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Believing Christian men, I have a question for you. If you were faced with these two options, which would you choose? ๐Ÿ‘‡ Option 1: A former prostitute who has genuinely repented, surrendered her life completely to God, is truly born again, transformed, spiritually mature, and firmly grounded in her faith. Option 2: A woman who identifies as a Christian but is only a Christian by name, not truly born again, not transformed, and not spiritually grounded. Which one would you choose as a wife?
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God will remove and kill all evil satanists. Many will say that they will retire but its God who forses them to leave. Many will become crazy like king Nebukadnesar who didnt respect God and ate grass for 7years until God let him become sain again since he repented.
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He doesn't know Christ, has not repented, doesn't read the Bible, specifically said he did not need salvation. JD, it's your job as a Christian to witness to this man and instead, for your own benefit, you allow him to continue to be deceived.
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Vance: What's interesting about President Trump is that he doesn't wear it on his sleeve, but he is a person of faith. He thinks about these very deep questions: where did we come from? Where are we going?
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100%STREETยฎ๏ธ๐ŸŽš๏ธ retweeted
The only bandit who has truly repented is the dead one. Mop them all up ๐Ÿ’€๐Ÿ’ช๐Ÿป๐Ÿ‘ฎ๐Ÿผโ€โ™€๏ธ Youโ€™re not the one to forgive them Only God can do that. So arrange the meeting and send them back to Him. Malam Nasiru Elrufaโ€™i
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Pride is 1 of the 7 deadly sins that should be repented, not celebrated.
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Diddi๐Ÿฆ‰ retweeted
โ€œThe only repented bandit is the dead one.โ€โ€” Nasir El-Rufai
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Just remembering the loved ones who fell victims to COVID. I also remember the outrageous denial of the disease by some; Can someone remind us who it was ? What is he doing nowadays? Has he repented? RIP all dear and loved ones and victims ๐Ÿ™
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he says he found God and repented for his sins so I think he used to be gay now he goes around trying to convert other ppl
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A childless woman at the well. She was a pretty and smart woman, it's a shame she's too old now to have a child, at least she repented x
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In this follow-up to yesterday's reading, God sent Elijah to Ahab to tell him the punishment he would suffer because of his sins. When Ahab heard this, he "humbled" himself before God and God took back his punishment. It's not clear in the readings if Ahab was aware of Jezebel's maneuvering to kill Naboth, but he was guilty of all of the other sins of disobedience and rejection of the Law. There are a few lessons here for us. The first is that God knows when we sin. There is nowhere we can go, and no place where we can hide from God. He knows when we sin and he knows when we do the right thing. The second is sins are punished. Usually the sin carries its own punishment. The liar and the thief cannot be trusted! Violence brings on violence, and it usually escalates. The third thing we see, is that God respects the one who confesses his sin, repents and does penance. We can't be sure if Ahab repented and did penance because he was actually sorry or if he was afraid of the punishment God proclaimed. The same can be true of us. Do we repent because we fear the punishment we deserve, or because we are truly sorry for our actions? It is our responsibility to examine our hearts when answering this question. Children, we know, don't like to get caught because they don't want to be punished, but as we age, we should avoid sins because it's the right thing to do and not because we might suffer for them. We can be like Ahab, or we can follow the commandments and not put ourselves in Ahab's position.
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