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Must they have beautiful eyes (e.g. Surah Al-Waqiah 56:22, Surah Ad-Dukhan 54:54)? What if they just have black eyes and are dwarfs?

The other has been using his salary to sort out rent, food, transport, electricity and family responsibilities.

Now shares and property prices go up. The first person's net worth can increase significantly. For the second person, nothing much changes. If anything, life may have just become more expensive. Na the same Nigeria, but two very different experiences.

It got me thinking that maybe the real divide isn't just between people who earn more and people who earn less. Maybe it's increasingly between people who own assets and people who don't.

Because if you don't own the asset, its price going up doesn't automatically make you richer. So I'm curious: Can someone starting with an ordinary salary, without inherited property or family wealth, still realistically build serious wealth in Nigeria today? Would like to hear what people think.

It is a beautiful display of skills, unity, love and service. Whatever gift Allah has given you, use it to contribute to the progress of the Ummah; your contribution does not have to be great - no sincere effort is too small.

Teach if you can teach. Write if you can write.

Create if you can create. Organize if you can organize. Help if you can help. Give if you can give. Contribute, no matter how small, in whatever way you can. Let your love for the Prophet (SAW) inspire you to be of service to his Ummah.

I also noticed this same thing in the burial of that masseuse who died in the house of that fake professor minister: if one broke up the ceramics covering the grave and brushed away some sand, you would hit the coffin immediately. When did this practice start? It's a shitty practice.

Woodcut: Rhine Bridge (Lib IV). Woodcut: Siege Works (Lib VII).

Index: NOMINA, tum vetera, tum recentia, explanata - Armoricae, Ambiani, Arverni, Atrebates. This is the HOW book. BOOK 2: The Comprehensive Family Bible with commentaries of Scott and Henry, edited by Rev. John Eadie, London: Walter Scott, c.1870-1875 - Victorian parlor Bible with brass clasps, with notes on Psalm 68:31 'Ethiopia shall soon stretch out her hands' and Ezekiel 29 on AEGYPTUS.

This is the WHY book. MY QUESTION: Both books treat AEGYPTUS/AETHIOPS as fallen or heathen. But 1st century silver Tyche bowls and gold bowls made in Alexandria/Kush at the same time Caesar was writing show wealthy kingdoms with royal iconography. The 1536 Phrases Divinae lists AETHIOPS as kingdom. The 1870 Bible lists it as mission field.

Which is true? Metal proves the 1536 view. Photos attached. I welcome corrections and sources.