Muhammad Bello

Within the Maliki school, a striking example is the life of the scholar, jurist, and Sufi master Usman dan Fodio (1754–1817). A committed Maliki jurist and Qadiri Sufi master, he went on to found the Sokoto Caliphate in what is now northern Nigeria as its first caliph. The union in a single person of ʿālim, Sufi master, and caliph is historically exceptional and unique.

@ahmad_zakariii Democracy is not for Africans!

We should have someone young with his mindset, who is patriotic enough that even religious and ethnic sentiment can't be used against him in Nigeria. I don't care if he rules for 50 years. Democracy is not working for us

@Islam435 @IslamicQuiz_c Is there anything that it is not only Allah can give u?

@IslamicQuiz_c Wallahi

The day you stop begging people for what only Allah can give you, that is the day your life changes forever.

All this gems from maulana shaykh sharif Ibrahim Saleh (CON) Mufti, federal republic of Nigeria. May Allah preserve him. Ameen 🤲

@HananColections This is timely

I’m creating a community for Northern youths who support Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and the African Democratic Congress 🇳🇬 If you believe in a better future for the North, let’s connect and build something powerful together! Drop a comment or DM 🤝 #ADC #Kwankwasiyya #NorthernVoices”

@Sarki_sultan @EmBellor

We are taking over Arewa twitter, guys drop you handle let’s connect, is time for small accounts to shine. 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥🦾

Wallahi kuwa. Although the Quran is in Classical Arabic which requires one to learn.

@mubee4abu @valueknk ADA too was not registered. Going back to Nwoso will conflate issue even more.

@valueknk Ahmad, they can't go back to Nwoso. He has resigned. And I don't think they have the luxury of time to join another party, unless if they have plan B.

Engr Mubee all these media talk won’t solve or change INEC stand. ADC basuda time. Let them either hand over back to Nwosu or go to ADA.

@ahmad_zakariii @valueknk Ba wani clean heart. Kawai son zucia ne. It was obvious that this man has no plan for the country. But u guys went ahead and deluded others too.

@valueknk Allah mun tuba. We have never and in shaa Allah we will never vote someone base on closure and hoping it will benefit us alone. Indeed, we do not know the future and we did with clean intention hoping for the best. Allah ya yafe mana Allah yayi mana maganinsu

🥹🥹 People thought I have someone close to Tinubu. I remember our discussions on how he will make Nigeria better especially with @ahmad_zakariii Allah na tuba

We all know he’s referring to Islam so I’ll answer him in kind. First of all, this argument is built on a false premise. Islam does NOT forbid you from communicating with God in your own language. You can make du’a (supplication) in any language you want, anytime. There is zero restriction on that. So the claim that Islam “forbids your language” is already wrong from the start. What Islam distinguishes between is personal supplication and formal ritual prayer (Salah). Salah has a fixed structure, just like every serious religious tradition has structured forms of worship. And yes, it’s performed in classical Arabic(which differs from Modern Standard Arabic spoken by everyday Arabs) and that’s not about “identity eradication,” rather it’s about preservation and unity. The Qur’an was revealed in classical Arabic, and preserving it in that exact language ensures the meaning and wording remain intact. The moment you turn a liturgical act into multiple languages, you open the door to variation, reinterpretation, and eventually contradiction. And we don’t even have to speak hypothetically, just look at what happened to other scriptures. The Bible exists in: -hundreds of translations -different versions (KJV, NIV, ESV, NASB, etc.) with verses missing, added, or bracketed depending on the manuscript On top of that, you ended up with: Catholics, Orthodox, Protestant and hundreds of denominations with their own bibles or biblical canons. All with theological differences, sometimes major differences and often built on how texts were translated or interpreted. So preserving the Qur’an and Salah in one language for formal worship isn’t oppression rather it’s exactly what prevented that kind of fragmentation. Ironically, this is not unique to Islam. In Judaism, Hebrew is used as the liturgical language for prayer and scripture. A Jew in Europe, Africa, or Asia still recites core prayers in Hebrew, even if it’s not their native language. Learning a few phrases and verses in Arabic for prayer does not erase your identity. Muslims speak thousands of different languages, come from completely different cultures and maintain their own traditions and identities so long as it’s not polytheistic in nature yet we are united in one form of worship. This is unity without losing diversity. Historically, Islam didn’t erase cultures either. Persians stayed Persian, Turks stayed Turkish, Africans kept their identities, South Asians kept theirs, white Muslims in the Balkans and Central Asia kept theirs. Islam spread globally without forcing people to abandon their languages or cultures so long as it doesn’t include paganism/polytheism. His argument confuses structure with oppression. Every preserved system has standards. One of the reasons the Qur’an remains unchanged, memorised, and recited identically worldwide is precisely because of this preservation in its original language. Same reason I as a Nigerian Yoruba Muslim led a group of foreign Muslims across multiple ethnicities in salah(ritual prayer) and we prayed the exact same way and recited the exact same words side by side, at an airport despite us having not met each other ever and probably would never meet again. If anything, this is one of Islam’s strongest points, not a weakness.

No Sunni country today inspires the Muslims around the world. Their idea of life is just selling oil, enjoying luxury and serving USA.

@mubee4abu Kama ta yayi kamar yadda akayi sulhu a maqabarta, azo a sake yin wani saboda akashe wutar baki daya.

Ta yaya sulhu zai yiwu?

The famous Qasidah Burdah recited beautifully in the tune of ‘Ya Ajmal Al Anbiya’ Recited by Shaykh Muhammad Shu’ayr

"You do not ask a man to hug his oppressors while he is still holding the shovel that buried his mother. True Sulhu begins with accountability and justice, not with a forced handshake at a graveside"

The Ulama and Awliya don't point you to themselves, they point you to Allah and His Messenger (salla-llahu alayhi wasalam) - Shaykh Muhammad bin Yahya al-Ninowy (may Allah preserve him)

Me too I am highly interested.

A funeral is no place for political gestures, especially for someone grieving multiple losses while in detention. Attempting reconciliation in that moment was misplaced. Pantami should have read the room, it only put pressure on El-Rufai and embarrassed Uba Sani. I’m hopeful Nasir, Uba, and Ribadu will eventually resolve their differences. The real issue is those benefiting from keeping them divided. History shows such relationships often find a way to heal.

"A priest’s testimony: "If Islam is violent as they claim, no Christian or Jew would have survived the early muslim conquest!" In this touching and peaceful message, Father Elias Zahlawi, a Christian priest from Damascus, Syria, speaks from the heart about the true face of Islam. He reminds the world that what many in the West call “Muslim terrorism” has nothing to do with Islam — a faith that has always promoted coexistence, compassion, and respect for all humanity. Born and raised among both Christians and Muslims, Father Elias shares his personal experience of friendship, harmony, and brotherhood in the land where these faiths have lived side by side for centuries. This short speech is not just a statement — it’s a testimony of truth and peace from a man who has lived it. Quran 60:8. As for those who have not fought against you for your religion, nor expelled you from your homes, God does not prohibit you from dealing with them kindly and equitably. God loves the equitable. Quran 5:82-83 82. You will find that the people most hostile towards the believers are the Jews and the polytheists. And you will find that the nearest in affection towards the believers are those who say, “We are Christians.” That is because among them are priests and monks, and they are not arrogant. 83. And when they hear what was revealed to the Messenger, you see their eyes overflowing with tears, as they recognize the truth in it. They say, “Our Lord, we have believed, so count us among the witnesses.”"

I stay with some guys for about 7years, never did I hear them talking about Ahl Al-Bait. In fact when I mentioned about naming my children starting from “Muhammad” one of them said “ka ji wani abu”. Allah yasa mu dace.

That is immense Love.