Mubarak Adepeju

📍:Ilorin and Lagos

@hafysahh You wanna talk?

My mental health is really getting worse 😔.

@FirdaousIsiaq Why

Unrelatedly related but I don’t wish to ever raise my children here, especially the MALE ones

@fateeabubakar04 Hmm This life Some have bread but cannot eat Some can eat but have no bread I have bread and I can eat it 😂😂

@embee247 Something like allergy reaction

If I survive this night,I’ll not eat bread again🥹

@fateeabubakar04 Ended your life? How exactly What is with you and bread?

@embee247 It nearly ended my life last night and I get that everytime I eat it,first time I’m eating bread this year and it happened again😭

Ya Allah, let me not waste what is left… Make me sincere, make me better, and let my life count for something good. I pray every passing year brings me closer to you, not farther away. Alhamdulillah for life and for growth 🤲 Na today dem born me😂😂💃 Pls pray for me🤗

At the heart of our work lies a commitment to recognising societal challenges and offering solutions rooted in knowledge and responsibility. We remain hopeful that these efforts will move beyond discourse and find real expression in shaping a better future for the nation.

@fateeabubakar04 Especially white bread

@embee247 Always tempting my life😭

@hikkythebrat Find a man when a lot is going on? Good luck o

time to finally find a man even though there’s so much going on with me, idk why i want to add more problem

@TheHaleemah You need funds o

I wanna go to Bali and Thailand

@Alyuna12 Tell me

@embee247 🌚you wont believe

@HafsohKehinde Yes

@embee247 Ahhh

You guys, is ileya May or June ?🙂

Hi @victorosimhen9 My name is Atilola Hafeezah and I am a passionate pastry chef who recently completed training in culinary school. I’m about to begin my internship and I wish to have a small store to create and sell quality cakes, pastries, and desserts. However, as a fresh graduate, I lack the funds to secure a suitable location and purchase the necessary equipment. Without support, I may remain idle instead of starting my business and putting my skills to use. I admire your success and dedication, and I believe you understand the value of investing in young talent. I’m very good at what I do and I’m determined to go far in this field. Your financial support for a store and essential equipment would help me @Craviebakehouse start operations, stay consistent, and grow my business. Additionally, your influence would give my brand the visibility it needs to succeed faster. I would be deeply grateful for any support you can offer.❤️

hi dad 😭 @victorosimhen9 they say a closed mouth is a closed destiny i lost my father at a very young age, still yet to go to the university please can you adopt me dad so i can get to the uni, i registered for JAMB this year from the money i saved🙏😭

One of them said there some Halqahs you can’t join ordinarily Like you need some certification to join LMAO

If your ideology teaches you to restrain from responding to the Taslīm (greeting of peace: as-salāmu ʿalaykum) of another Muslim because they do not belong to your sect, then that is a path inspired by Shayṭān (Satan). If your ideology teaches you that no other Muslim will enter Jannah (Paradise) except those who follow your sect, then Shayṭān (Satan) has become your teacher. If your ideology teaches you to dismiss the contributions of Muslims across the centuries because they did not conform to your preferred orientation, then Shayṭān (Satan) has shaped your lens. If your ideology teaches you to declare Muslims innovators, deviants, or disbelievers with ease and without restraint, then you have been trained upon harshness, not guidance. If your ideology makes you love argument more than truth, and victory more than sincerity, then your heart has been diverted from the maqṣad (higher objective) of the dīn (religion). If your ideology strips you of adab (proper conduct) when speaking about scholars, elders, and the righteous, then it has robbed you of the nūr (light) of knowledge. If your ideology makes you see yourself as the only saved group and everyone else as astray, then it has planted arrogance in your soul under the guise of righteousness. If your ideology teaches you to break unity, sow suspicion, and thrive on division, then it serves the agenda of Shayṭān (Satan), not the Sunnah (Prophetic way). If your ideology makes you harsh with believers but silent or soft towards falsehood and oppression, then your miʿyār (standard of judgment) is corrupted. If your ideology disconnects knowledge from humility, worship from character, and creed from compassion, then it has reduced the dīn (religion) to a shiʿār (empty slogan) without rūḥ (spirit). If your ideology makes you forget that Allāh (God) alone judges hearts and destinies, then it has led you into a dangerous overreach. If your ideology teaches you to follow labels more than the Qur’ān and the Sunnah (Prophetic way), then it has replaced guidance with identity. And if your ideology does not bring you closer to Allāh (God) in humility, mercy, wisdom, and truth, then it is not guidance, no matter what name it carries. What does your ideology teach you?

Nigerian Muslim communities in the UK, US, Canada and other places who are in need of an Imām should be looking towards @CaliphRidwan. He is young, vibrant, well-cultured, experienced, modest, brilliant, a graduate, a teacher of the Qur'ān and Sunnah, promoter of Sunnah and a very eloquent scholar. I recommend him and I am very pleased to do so. He didn't ask me to do this but for men like him, we must promote them and bring them to the fore because the Ummah needs them. I hope this brings a lot of goodness to him and the Ummah. Āmīn.