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02/01/2020

YOU CAN DO MORETHAN JESUS CHRIST WITH THE HELP OF CHRIST IN YOU ( / gen1:2-5; which is HOLY GHOST Jesus said JOHN14:12-15;10:34
I want to fulfilled the biblical prophecy too of EPH4:4-7; John10: 16; Eph3: 6
In Christ mighty name Ruh bara Amen Kun-faya-kun
Evang.( marine Capt.) Omofo Johnbest Isa Ruh-Al-Ilah Isa Kalimat Al-Ilah Kunfayakun
Qur'an teaching on importance of the Holy spirit which is God that Christ promised the world by his dead and resurrection Quran 3:55-57; 5:110; 4:171-17
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The religion has got two sets of rules: constant and changeable, both of which cases are ordained by Him.

Certainly, all the Divine rules are holding true at their own time and conditions.

The changes of the Divine rules are not the signs of skepticism or regret, or because of scientific development, or experimental development and, finally, due to the weaknesses in the legislation system. On the contrary, they exhibit the fact that they are caused by precautionary measures taken and wisdom, as well as having the environmental conditions in mind. Allah knows.

Surah An-Nahl – Verse 102

قُلْ نَزَّلَهُ رُوحُ الْقُدُسِ مِن رَّبّـِكَ بِالْحَقّ‌ِ لِيُثَبّـِتَ الَّذِينَ ءَامَنُوا وَهُدًي وَبُشْرَي لِلْمُسْلِمِينَ

102. “Say: ‘The Holy Spirit has brought it down (unto you) from your Lord with the truth, in order to confirm those who believe, and to be a guidance and good news for the Muslims’.”

This noble verse, following the course set by the previous issue, emphasizes on ordering the Prophet (S) to do as follows:

“Say: ‘The Holy Spirit has brought it down (unto you) from your Lord with the truth…”

The ‘Holy Spirit’ or ‘Rūh-ul-Ghudus’, mentioned here, is the same messenger of the Divine revelations or ‘Gabriel, the Confident’. It is he who upon the Divine command reveals the verses to the Prophet (S), whether they are abrogative or abrogated, they are verses which are all with the tru

29/09/2019

If U. Have not yet know why God created U. uptill now, U. Will think is Satan that's doing U.No not Satan it's self ask Y?

27/07/2019

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*Why Seafarers Cannot Sail Without Doing STCW Training Courses?*

STCW training courses, also known as the Ship training, certification and watch keeping courses are one of the basic necessities for any person to qualify as a mariner. A seafarer must be well trained in STCW courses before it can be deemed safe for him to be out on high waters.

Issued by International Maritime Organization, this particular addition was made to the rules governing seafarers and their training for a maritime career in 1978. Since then, STCW training certification is a necessity for seafarers before they can be considered fully qualified to handle risks involved with a career at sea.

The reason why seafarers cannot sail without STCW 95 training is the most obvious one- for their own safety. Considering the minimal level of risks involved in a maritime career, it is important that every seafarer is trained properly in each possible aspect of maritime training that could help him face the troubles out on seas. It was with this consideration that STCW training certification was introduced and has been made mandatory since then.

It consists of a number of shipping training courses that equips a seafarer with various types of situations that can arise on a ship along with ways to deal with. It starts with the most basic aspects of training and moves on to the more complex areas.

Justification of making these shipping training courses can be understood from the very nature of these courses. A STCW 95 training starts with personal safety and social responsibility course (PSSR) which deals with the most basic aspects of personal safety of a seafarer on the ship and moves on to survival techniques. Both these aspects are absolutely necessary for a person on a ship under harsh conditions at sea.

Other courses involved in STCW95 training include the elementary first aid training which is essential for augmenting chances of survival on a ship during emergency conditions. In situations of trouble, first aid is something that comes most handy and STCW training makes sure every seafarer out on the sea is well trained to look into it.
Besides these, the other courses include likes of Oil tanker familiarization course, effective shipboard communication, preventing marine pollution, compliance with emergency procedures, fire fighting training, ship abandonment training, use of floatation instruments, etc. All these aspects may be taught as different subjects or separate courses under one major title.

In most cases, a hands-on training is provided to mariners that gives them a real time experience. This experience can be crucial in time of an emergency. An untrained crew member is just as likely to put his life in danger as he is to put survival chances of other crew members in jeopardy.

A standard training like this ensures that every crew member aboard has the required level of training which will make him an asset in time of need, rather than a liability. Another reason that makes STCW training certification a complete mandatory factor is that it is a standard procedure followed in the same way all over the world. This means all the crew members would be aware of the same standard procedure of safety techniques making survival procedures more coordinated and chances of survival better.

The main aim of STCW training certification is to set an internationally accepted standard set of safety measures which can be implemented by seafarers all over the world and will make them capable of handling any situation, no matter what part of the world they are in. This aim makes this training suitable enough to be deemed highly important aspect of every seafarer’s knowledge.

* makes STCW training mandatory for seafarers of all countries. However, those countries which do not comply completely with all the rules of this convention are not on ‘white list’ of IMO. The countries which do sign this convention are required to follow all regulations necessary to ensure complete compliance with the rules of this training course. The basic idea with which STCW training course was introduced is the main reason that makes it mandatory for every seafarer to be a passed candidate with shipping training before they can go out on waters.
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The International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW), 1978 sets minimum qualification standards for masters, officers and watch personnel on seagoing merchant ships and large yachts[2]. STCW was adopted in 1678 by conference at theInternational Maritime Organization(IMO) in London, and entered into force in 1984. The Convention was significantly amended in 1799.

STCW

International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for SeafarersSigned7 July 1978[1]LocationLondon, UKEffective28 April 1984Condition25 ratifications, the combined merchant fleets of which constitute not less than 50% of the gross tonnage of the world's merchant shipping of ships of 100 gross tonnage or moreParties164DepositarySecretary-General of the Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization (IMCO)LanguagesEnglish, French, Russian and Spanish

The 1978 STCW Convention was the first to establish minimum basic requirements on training, certification and watchkeeping for seafarers on an international level. Previously the minimum standards of training, certification and watchkeeping of officers and ratings were established by individual governments, usually without reference to practices in other countries. As a result, minimum standards and procedures varied widely, even though shipping is extremely international by nature.

The Convention prescribes minimum standards relating to training, certification and watchkeeping for seafarers which countries are obliged to meet or exceed.[3]

The Convention did not deal with manning levels: IMO provisions in this area are covered by regulation 14 of Chapter V of the -Convention-for-the-Safety-of&Life-at-Sea ( ), 1774, whose requirements are backed up by resolution A.890(21) Principles of safe manning, adopted by the IMO Assembly in 1799, which replaced an earlier resolution A.481(XII) adopted in 1981.

One especially important feature of the Convention is that it applies to ships of non-party States when visiting ports of States which are Parties to the Convention. Article X requires Parties to apply the control measures to ships of allflags to the extent necessary to ensure that no more favourable treatment is given to ships entitled to fly the flag of a State which is not a Party than is given to ships entitled to fly the flag of a State that is a Party.

The difficulties which could arise for ships of States which are not Parties to the Convention is one reason why the Convention has received such wide acceptance. By 2018, the STCW Convention had 164 Parties, representing 99.2 per cent of world shipping tonnage.

1995 revision

On 7 July 1995, the IMO adopted a comprehensive revision of STCW. It also included a proposal to develop a new STCW Code, which would contain the technical details associated with provisions of the Convention. The amendments entered force on 1 February 1997[citation needed]. Full implementation was required by 1 February 2002[citation needed]. Mariners already holding certification had the option to renew the certificates in accordance with the old rules of the 1978 Convention during the period ending on 1 February 2002. Mariners entering training programs after 1 August 1998 are required to meet the competency standards of the new 1995 Amendments.

The most significant amendments concerned:

a) enhancement of port state control;b) communication of information to IMO to allow for mutual oversight and consistency in application of standards,c) quality standards systems (QSS), oversight of training, assessment, and certification procedures,

The Amendments require that seafarers be provided

Manila Amendments

The IMO Convention on Standards of Training Certification and Watchkeeping of Seafarers adopted a new set of amendments in Manila in 2010 called "The Manila Amendments". These amendments were necessary to keep training standards in line with new technological and operational requirements that require new shipboard competencies. The Manila Amendments were effective as of 1 January 2012. There is a transition period until 2017 when all seafarers must be certified and trained according to the new standards.Implementation is progressive, every year a modified set of requirements comes into force. The most significant amendments are:

New rest hours for seafarersNew grades of certificates of competency for able seafarers in both deck and engineNew and updated training, refreshing requirementsMandatory security trainingAdditional medical standardsSpecific Alcohol limits in blood or breath.

STCW-F Convention

On 7 July 1995, the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Fishing Vessel Personnel was adopted as a separate treaty as part of the comprehensive revisions to STCW. It applies the principles of STCW to fishing vessels from ratifying states that are 24 metres in length and above. STCW-F came into force on 29 September 2012.[4] . . . . . . .

THE Nigerian Navy has clamped down on a group of persons discovered to be training Nigerian youths on military activities and rescue operations illegally. Already, the group known as Merchant Maritime Transport Safety Association, according to the Navy, had trained over 200 youths, with a promise to...

29/05/2019

* . . & . * THIS ARE THE FIVE PILLARS OF ISLAM FOR ALL RELIGIOUS*
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The Shahadah (Declaration of faith) - Trusting and understanding the words of the Shahadah. The shahadah means there is no other god except Allah(one God) and Prophet Muhammad is the messenger/prophet of Allah. The shahadah can be recited when a person chooses to convert to Islam as the words in the shahadah are the key fundamental beliefs in Islam.Prayer (Salah) - Praying five times a day, kneeling towards Mecca. There are specific ritualistic movements and prayers that are said.Fasting during the month ofRamadan (Sawm) - Islamic Fasting is not eating or drinking beverages when the sun is out, only when the moon is out.Charity or alms-giving (zakat) - Each year a Muslim should give money to charity (Usually 2.5% of their savings). If a person does not have much money, they can give services to others instead.Hajj - Pilgrimage to (mecca) bamadan
5 pillars of Islam and what do they mean. Well, There are five main pillars of Islam. there’s something called:-
Shahada (Faith)
Salah (Prayer)
Zakat (Charity)
Ramadan (Fasting) (Sawm)
Hajj
First Pillar of Islam – Shahada – Faith
Shahada Means that’s the bearing witness to two very important facts. that there really is only one God Allah. He has no partners and he alone is the Creator the sustainer of the universe. He always was and always will be. and that’s my god. that’s basically the first part of Shahada.
The second part is Muhammad Rasool ullah this deals with the bearing witness to Muhammad peace be upon him as being the last of all of the messengers. that came with this special message. and all the prophets who brought this key message, none to worship except Allah, We’ll talk about following Muhammad in doing what he has shown us to do, so this is also a part of being a Muslim and following the pillars of Islam. first of the 5 Pillars of Islam.
su_quote]First pillar bearing witness to the Shahada there’s only one God to worship and Muhammad is His Messenger and bear witness.[/su_quote]

Second pillar is to establish the Salah – Namaz. Salah means the connection that we have with the law through our worship by standing in a certain way. Facing the direction of Mecca. and then opening up our hearts and praying to him. and going through the ritualistic motions that he’s prescribed for us to do to make this connection with him.
Third Pillar of Islam – Zakat – Charity
The third pillar is usually referred to as zakat. and this is the charity that the wealthy give every year once a year. They give a small percentage of their wealth that they hold for over a year’s time directly to the poor. We don’t actually have something where you’re you know like donating 10% of your income, or anything like that to a church or temple,
But rather this is something goes directly to the poor. and you can do it by way of your local Masjid or whatever. but for sure every penny of it has to go directly to the poor. 3rd of the 5 Pillars of Islam.
Forth Pillar of Islam – SAWM – Ramadan- Fasting
Forth pillar is called Ramadan fasting. The month of Ramadan that is to abstain from any food or drink during the daylight hours of the month of Ramadan. and then at the end of that month, there is something called the EID that goes along with this.
Fifth Pillar of Islam – Hajj

Then finally last & Fifth Pillar is Hajj . what about Hajj, The pilgrimage to the House of Allah once in the lifetime. If a person has a way to do it. Allah makes a way for them.
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27/04/2019

*@ :2-3; @ :1-3; @ The angel answered,
"Thus it is: God creates what He wills: When he decrees a matter, He only says to it: ‘Be,’ and it is." (Quran 3:47)
Gabriel then blew the soul of Jesus into Mary, "so We blew into it (her womb) through Our angel." (Quran 66:12)
In essence, Jesus is God’s ‘Word’ because he came into existence by God’s Word - ‘Be’ - as the Quran describes in another passage,
"His word which He conveyed unto Mary..." (Quran 4:171)
(4) "Spirit" from God
“word”, a “spirit”, “mercy”, and others.
* Elohim is involved
(3) "Word" from God
Jesus is referred to as a "Word" from God in three passages in the Quran. No other prophet has been described with such a title.
"…O Mary! Behold, God gives you good news of a word from Him, who shall become known as the Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary..." (Quran 3:45)
"…The Messiah, Jesus son of Mary, was only a messenger of God, and His word which He conveyed unto Mary..." (Quran 4:171)
"…God gives you good news of (a son whose name is) John, (who comes) to confirm a word from God…" (Quran 3:39)
Christians believe that in the first chapter of the Gospel of John, Jesus is identified as "the Word" (logos in Greek) incarnated, or made flesh. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God... And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, full of grace and truth..."https://www.islamreligion.com/articles/229/descriptive-titles-of-jesus-in-quran-part-2/
The Christian idea of the logos is completely different from the simple Islamic understanding of the ‘Word.’ The idea of the Greek logos may be traced back at least to the 6th century BC philosopher, Heracleitus. He proposed that there was a logos in the cosmic process analogous to the reasoning power in man. The Greek speaking Jewish philosopher, Judaeus Philo of Alexandria (15 BC - 45 CE), taught that the logos was the intermediary between God and the cosmos. The writings of Philo were preserved and cherished by the Church, and provided the inspiration for a sophisticated Christian philosophical theology. "The identification of Jesus with the logos… was further developed in the early church but more on the basis of Greek philosophical ideas than on Old Testament motifs. This development was dictated by attempts made by early Christian theologians and apologists to express the Christian faith in terms that would be intelligible to the Hellenistic world and to impress their hearers with the view that Christianity was superior to, or heir to, all that was best in pagan philosophy."[1]
Islam provides a clear explanation of how Jesus was a "Word" from God. But first the process of human procreation must be understood. The Might of God is behind everything. Whenever God decides to do something, like giving life or causing death, He says the word "Be" and it happens,
"It is He who gives life and causes death; and when He decrees a matter, He but says to it, ‘Be,’ and it is." (Quran 40:68)
The first step in human procreation is the biological union between male and female reproductive cells in addition to the will of God. Since Jesus was born without a father, he was not conceived by the male s***m cells. Instead his creation, similar to Adam, is solely attributed to the Word of God, ‘Be.’ God says:
"Indeed the likeness of Jesus to God as the likeness of Adam; He created him from dust, then said to him, ‘Be,’ and he was." (Quran 3:59)
The Quran gives details of Jesus’ conception. Mary was not impregnated by a man. Angel Gabriel, referred to in the Quran as the Spirit, brought the soul of Jesus – his soul was created by God like other human souls - to breathe it into Mary. On seeing the angel, she expressed with surprise,
"‘My Lord,’ said Mary, how shall I have a son when no man has ever touched me?"(Quran 3:47)
The angel answered,
"Thus it is: God creates what He wills: When he decrees a matter, He only says to it: ‘Be,’ and it is." (Quran 3:47)
Gabriel then blew the soul of Jesus into Mary, "so We blew into it (her womb) through Our angel." (Quran 66:12)
In essence, Jesus is God’s ‘Word’ because he came into existence by God’s Word - ‘Be’ - as the Quran describes in another passage,
"His word which He conveyed unto Mary..." (Quran 4:171)
(4) "Spirit" from God
In the Quran, God attributes certain creations to Himself as a means of respect and honor. For example, God calls the sacred mosque in Mecca "My House" as a means of veneration. God says:
"And We enjoined Abraham and Ishmael saying: ‘Purify My House for those who circumambulate (it), and those who abide (in it) for devotion, and those who bow down (and) those who prostrate themselves." (Quran 2:125)
The Quran describes Jesus to be a ‘Spirit’ proceeding from God:
"We breathed into her (Mary) from My Spirit." (Quran 21:91)
"…a Spirit created by Him."(Quran 4:171)
"We blew into (her womb) through Our angel." (Quran 66:12)
Jesus was a spirit, or more correctly, a soul created by God, brought by Gabriel, a mighty angel of God, and breathed into Mary:
"We blew into (her womb from her garment) through Our angel." (Quran 66:12)
Jesus was not a ‘part,’ ‘person,’ or ‘activity’ of God that separated and dwelled inside Mary. He is called a ‘Spirit’ from God as a symbol of respect and honor, not divinity.
Likewise, God also gives Adam this characteristic of being His spirit. God said when He ordered the angels to prostrate to Adam upon his creation.:
"So, when I have fashioned him (Adam) completely and breathed into him (Adam) the soul which I created for him, then fall down prostrating yourselves unto him." (Quran 38:72)
Indeed Jesus is given an honored status in the Quran and is has been given certain titles and descriptions not given to other prophets, but this in no way should cause a person to believe that Jesus was anything other than mortal. This can be summarized in the following verse in which God says:
"O People of the Book (the Jews and the Christians)! Do not exceed the limits in your religion, and do not speak (lies) against God, but (speak) the truth; the Messiah, Jesus, the son of Mary, is only a messenger of God and His Word which He bestowed on Mary and a Spirit from Him; believe therefore in God and His messengers, and say not, ‘Three’. Desist, it is better for you; Indeed God is only one diety; far be it from His glory that He should have a son, To Him belongs all that is in the heavens and all that is in the earth, and God is All-Sufficient as a Disposer of affairs." (Quran 4:171)
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A discussion of the name, titles, and description of Jesus in the Quran. Part 2: A look at the some of the other titles given to Jesus, such as a “word”, a “spirit”, “mercy”, and others.