Mtume Muhammad: Jamii isipotoshwe; Jua huzama katika Chemchemu ya matope Meusi na Mazito

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KWAHIYO UKISWALI SWALA MOJA ,BADA YA MUDA GANI INAFATA SWALA NYINGINE AU ZOTE ZINAPIGWA MFULULIZO
 
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Succeeding a Warlord.

Muhammad left no clear succession plan for his empire; an oversight which has to this day led to factions and wars within Islam as to who are the true Muslims. From 632 to 661, four Caliphs ruled from Medina, elected by the closest followers of the prophet. (Caliph means “a successor”, but it became the title of the person who became the religious and political leader after Muhammad's death.)


There was a core group of believers who along with Muhammad came to be known as the salafiya (the righteous companions). They became the first four caliphs - Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman and Ali ibn Abu Talib.
When Muhammad died, a struggle developed among his followers as to who should assume leadership of the ummah. A group of followers that ultimately became Sunni believed the position should be by consensus from prominent leaders. The group that believed the succession should be based in familial ties ultimately became Shi’ite. As Ali was the only blood relation to Muhammad, this group pressed for Ali’s claim as Caliph.
However, Umar petitioned the believers to select Abu Bakr as successor to the prophet and he was duly appointed the first Caliph.

Two weeks prior to his death, Muhammad had planned a campaign to conquer the Christian tribes of Jordan, in which he enjoined all Muslims to take part. Due to his ill health this was not to occur before his passing. On the first day of his caliphate, Abu Bakr ordered the army to undertake this mission to carry out the last military wish of the Prophet. Forty days later, after conquering the Christian tribes of Banu Kalb and Ghassanids the army under the leadership of Usama returned to Medina, bringing a large number of captives and a considerable amount of wealth from the spoils of war.

However many of the tribes initially subdued into Islam by Muhammad, now with his death, grabbed at the opportunity to renounce the religion, Muslim rule and payment of Zakat tax. However Abu Bakr was determined to keep all of Arabia Islamic as prophesised by the prophet. SB 92:388 When Allah's Apostle died some of the Arabs reverted to disbelief, 'Umar said …. “Allah's Apostle said, I have been ordered to fight the people till they say 'None has the right to be worshipped but Allah'”. Abu Bakr said, “By Allah, I will fight him who discriminates between Zakat and prayers, for Zakat is the compulsory right to be taken from the wealth. By Allah, if they refuse, I would fight them for withholding it.”


In response he launched an offensive, known as the Ridda Wars (Wars of Apostasy) in which he formed eleven units to be sent throughout Arabia to quell the widespread occurrence of apostasy. Armies were despatched to Yamamah, Tabuk, the Syrian frontier, East Medina, Mecca, Bahrain, Oman, Mahra and Yemen. It was obvious that given the opportunity, the Arab people preferred their original way of life to that of Islam. However only through force were the people of the region shackled to this ideology for so many centuries.

With the Ridda wars concluded Abu Bakr assembled a military force of 18,000, and advanced on Palestine and Syria in 634 and defeated the Byzantine armies at Yarmouk River in 636. Under the leadership of Khalid a force was sent to conquer Iraq, the richest province of Persia. Forty thousand more Muslims marched to conquer North Africa. At home he used Umar to force Ali and his followers to submit to his caliphate and denied Ali's family the inheritance of Muhammad's property and land.

With the death of Abu Bakr only two years into his Caliphate, who from some accounts was murdered as a result of eating poisoned food months earlier, Umar was elected the second Caliph. He was the father of Hafsa, Muhammad's fourth wife. Under his rule the Muslim empire expanded throughout Egypt, Syria and into the Persian Empire and achieved the surrender of Jerusalem to the Muslims. Umar was stabbed to death by a fellow Muslim in the Medina Mosque in 646.
Again Ali was bypassed as Caliph when Uthman ibn Affan was selected. He was from the Ummayid clan and was married to Ruqqayah and Um Kuthulm, two of Muhammad's daughters by Kadijja. Under his rule, the empire expanded rapidly with him appointing family members to military and government positions to maintain control. Also he spearheaded the revision of the Qur’an and ordered all previous copies to be burnt. He too was murdered aged 80 while reading the Qur’an at his palace.

When Ali, the first cousin of Muhammad, husband of Muhammad’s daughter, Fatima, and one of the first Muslims, was finally appointed in 656, the governor of Syria, Muawiya, refused to recognize him as Caliph. This resulted in a long drawn out civil war between the two parties. Trouble also brewed with Aisha who had hoped that Zubayr would become caliph after Uthman. She incited the citizens against Ali and was able to summon support from various corners of the empire. Aisha now took command of an army opposed to Ali.

Ali was forced to abandon his campaign against Muawiya, deciding instead, to use his small force against Aisha. The two armies met outside Basra with Aisha mounting her camel (Battle of Camel). Ali ordered his men not to take offensive action unless the enemy reached their lines. Wherever the camel of Aisha stood, there the battle was waged most fiercely. As long as that animal was standing, Ali realized, the battle would continue. He therefore ordered that the legs of the camel be cut. Within a very short time after bringing down the animal, the bugle sounded to signal the end of the battle. Ali allowed Aisha to return to her home advising her that it was not becoming of the prophet’s wife to be involved in squabbles within the ummah.

The caliphate of Ali came to an end in 661 when he was assassinated by one of his own followers. Previously, Ali in the interest of conciliation between the various contentious groups bided his time until he was finally caliph. However upon his assassination the major split in Islam took root.

With the death of Ali came the end of the period known as Rashidun (The Rightly Guided Caliphs). These were the Caliphs who were companions of the prophet and hence considered to be guided properly in the faith.
The governor of Syria, Muawiyah, a cousin of Uthman (the third caliph), insisted on the return of the caliphate to the Ummayid clan. Ali's son, Hassan agreed to the request under military pressure. With Hassan's death under suspicious circumstances, followed shortly after by Muawiyah death, Yazid, son of Muawiyah was appointed the next caliph.
Hassan's brother, Husayn, son of Fatima and hence grandson of the prophet, raised an army to march against the Ummayad’s who Ali’s descendants called the Usurper's dynasty. On October 10th 680 (Muharram - first month of the Islamic calendar.), Husayn and his companions fought against a large army of perhaps 4,000 men under the command of Umar ibn Sa'd. Husayn and all of his men were killed. The bodies of the dead, including that of Husayn were then mutilated.
Today, the death of Husayn ibn Ali is commemorated by Shi’ah Muslims as the Day of Ashura (or Hosay in some countries) during the month of Muharram. To mourn the death and wash away their sins, Muslims cut their bodies and sometimes their own children’s with knives or flagellate themselves with chains in public processions.


The bloody struggle for power and ideology within Islam continues unabated since the death of Muhammad. With their goal also to rid the planet of Dar-ul-Harb, the non-believing world, Islam in this technologically advanced age poses a distinct threat to humanity when swords and poison can be easily swapped for weapons not yet imagined in the minds of Muhammad and his companions.



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I didn't feel the need to say 'I am gay'': Christian 'Prince' , reveals he never came out to his famous father Richard ... and says he struggled with self-confidence for years
'I truly was never in, and I never felt the need to say 'I am gay' when reporters asked, because it was never an issue for my family or my friends,' the social media sensation candidly stated.
 
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Here are a few, scattered and old discussions of the phenomenon (which some might call a problem):

From 2002:

For more than a decade, now, voices have been heard expressing concern about the growing numbers of gay priests and seminarians.​
Vicars of priests and seminary administrators who have been around awhile speak among themselves of the disproportionate number of gay men that populate our seminaries and presbyterates. They know that a proportionate number of gay priests and seminarians would fall between 5 and 10 percent. The extent of the estimated disproportion, naturally enough, will vary depending on general perceptions, personal experiences, and the frequency of first-hand encounters with self-acknowledged gay priests.​
The general perceptions, in turn, are often shaped by various studies and surveys which attempt to measure the percentage of priests who are gay. An NBC report on celibacy and the clergy found that “anywhere from 23 percent to 58 percent” of the Catholic clergy have a homosexual orientation.​
Other studies find that approximately half of American priests and seminarians are homosexually oriented.​
Sociologist James G. Wolf in his book Gay Priests concluded that 48.5 percent of priests and 55.1 percent of seminarians were gay.​
The percentage appears to be highest among priests under forty years of age. Moreover, the percentage of gay men among religious congregations of priests is believed to be even higher. Beyond these estimates, of course, are priests who remain confused about their orientation and men who have so successfully denied their orientation, that in spite of predominantly same-sex erotic fantasies, they insist that they are heterosexual.​

Here’s an attempt to turn gay priests into an asset:

Traditional Catholic theology as summarized in the catechism (No. 1578) states that men are called to the priesthood by God.
So despite statements that homosexual priests are either a scandal or embarrassment, Catholic belief is that all men called to holy orders are responding to a divine call. (As an aside, it is perhaps unsurprising that in a church that enjoins celibacy on homosexuals, some gay men would choose the celibate life of the priest.) Some have argued that the ordination of homosexuals somehow represents the church in error. But homosexual priests, like heterosexual priests, are ordained through the divine authority of the church, which has that responsibility and right (No. 1578) and, according to traditional Catholic theology, imprints on the priest an indelible spiritual character (No. 1582)​
Therefore, one can state that God has called, and is continuing to call, homosexuals to serve as priests in the church and that the church confirms this call through ordination. The question, then, is not whether God is calling homosexual men to the priesthood, but why. Theologically, how might one understand these signs of the times?​
The school of suffering. The vast majority of homosexuals in the United States are acquainted with the suffering that comes from being a misunderstood and often persecuted minority. This commences from early adolescence and can continue for the remainder of one’s life.​
Homosexuals are frequent targets of prejudice, ridicule, rejection from their own families and, sometimes, violence. Here, therefore, are men who understand suffering, stigma and frustrationthe very types of experiences that Christian theology teaches can lead one closer to companionship with the Christ who suffers. To use the words heard during Lent, the homosexual is often despised and rejected by others, a man of suffering…one from whom others hide their faces (Isa. 53:3).​
Being schooled in this unique experience of suffering can result in a profound sense of compassion and identification with the most marginalized in society: the sick, the lonely, the refugee, the materially poor, the outcast, the least of my brothers and sisters (Mt. 25).​

Then some challenge the statistics:

Fr. Cozzens claims that statistics show that 50 percent of priests and seminarians are homosexually oriented. A gay culture in the priesthood or seminary, he says, makes it very awkward for heterosexuals, who as a consequence doubt their vocations and withdraw. Seminaries must therefore consider the kind of support that is needed for heterosexual seminarians in a gay culture. We are not told whether the prevalence of homosexual orientation and gay expression is bad or good. Fr. Cozzens seems to suggest that it is simply a fact of life with which we must learn to live. This is very unpersuasive on a number of scores.​
First, I do not believe the statistics. The very few surveys and studies that have been done on homosexuality among priests are almost certainly flawed by the factor of self“selection. Those who, for whatever reason, are interested in homosexuality among priests respond at a far higher rate than others.​
Had I received a questionnaire in such a survey, I would not have responded. As for Fr. Cozzens’ depiction of seminarians, I can only say that they must be very different from those whom I have known during fourteen years of seminary work. Are there seminarians who identify themselves as homosexual?​
Certainly. Are there some who are sexually confused and in need of counseling and spiritual direction? Absolutely. But is there a dominant homosexual culture in seminaries that makes life difficult, if not impossible, for heterosexuals? That does not jibe with my experience.​
It is very possible that in the 1970s and ’80s there were a significant number of seminarians who were sexually confused, and were encouraged in that confusion by a sexually charged society.​
They were not challenged to harmonize their ideas and their lives with the teaching of the Church, and today some of them are priests. Some are effective and faithfully celibate, while some are actively involved in the gay subculture. The latter pose a very real problem, but the incidence of the problem, I am convinced, is nowhere near the figure proffered by Fr. Cozzens. His claims are both unsupported and irresponsible.​
 
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John 11:25-27----
25 Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die; 26 and whoever lives by believing in me will never die. Do you believe this?”

27 “Yes, Lord,” she replied, “I believe that you are the Messiah, the Son of God,who is to come into the world.”
Hivi hata nikikuuliza kila mahala mnataja MESSIAH unajua ni nani?

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Catholic priest comes out as gay, gets a standing ovation

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Traditional Catholic theology as summarized in the catechism (No. 1578) states that men are called to the priesthood by God.

MNASEMA MUMEITWA NA MUNGU MUIFANYE KAZI


Catholic priest comes out as gay, gets a standing ovation
 
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