Anas Sammani Ali°

During Ramadan After Ramadan

“When your dad comes back, he will deal with you.” That single sentence is one of the reasons many children grow up fearing or resenting their fathers. Not always because the father is wicked, but because he was introduced as the final punishment instead of a safe parent. Many of us were raised to see our fathers as the disciplinary officer while our mothers played the comforter. After the punishment, mom comes back to pet you: “You know your dad doesn’t take nonsense… stop being stubborn.” Without realizing it, this can subconsciously wire a child to associate fear with the father and emotional safety with the mother. Men of today… marry a woman who can also correct the children when necessary, not one who waits for you to always play the villain.

Bless you!!!

Verse of the day 🤍

Fa inna ma'al usri yusra “So verily, with every hardship, there is relief.” [94:5]

Tijani Gandu shall definitely be one of the musical pillars from the north that shall send Tinubu back to Lagos. Fearless contented singer

Welcome back home Jagora @KwankwasoRM 🔴🤝🔥

“My success comes only through Allah.” (Qur’an 11:88)

@Cool_Ustaz Amin Ya Hayyu Ya Qayyum

Ameen 🤲🏼

My tahajjud prayer has come through. I am so excited. It’s over

This time last year, I was doing part-time tailoring while serving full-time as a corper at Al-Hikmah University. My tailoring tools were in Lagos, but I couldn’t move them to Ilorin because of the logistics—and the fact that I would only be there for a year. So I had to humble myself. I went around Ilorin, begging tailoring shop owners to allow me use their machines so I could meet up with orders from my clients in Lagos, Ibadan, and Ogun State. The first shop I approached? I didn’t meet the oga. His apprentices gave me his contact. The moment I explained what I needed… that was the last time he ever picked my calls. But I didn’t stop. For weeks, I kept moving from one shop to another—talking, explaining, getting rejected—while everything I needed was just lying unused at home in Lagos. Until I finally found the place in the picture below. And that changed everything. You see, rejection is never failure—it is redirection. If you ever find yourself in that kind of situation, don’t let it break you. Don’t let it reduce your confidence. If one person rejects you, another person will help you—sometimes even without stress. Today, I have my own shop at Isefun Bus Stop, Ayobo, Lagos State… with apprentices and a staff member. Growth. So keep your eyes on the goal… and your mind prepared for the struggles that will take you there. It may be hard. But it is never insurmountable. Quadri Afolabi

Every person has three faces: The one we show to the world and strangers, the one we show to family and close friends, and the one we show only to ourselves... Which is the real one. Cos we can’t be deceiving ourselves

You can miss someone and still know they weren't good to you.

And one day this person will be bashing Islam without knowing anything about it. You don't need an invitation to funerals, Islamically.

Bello is a real son of a his father. 🫡

@Beejaysport Amin Ya Hayyu Ya Qayyum

Dont act like you did not see this, I said Allah will provide for you. Let's say a big Aameen

In Nigeria, we have one campaigning on absolutely nothing delivered. Morons cheer him tho.

This one no be more keys nah more whips 😂😂

Your talking stage nko?? Me: we don talk finish! 😏😏