Seerah🌹

Let your faith, be bigger than the doubts in your mind. ❤️

Finished this chapter with a grateful heart ❤️🥺

@Adedamohlarr @AuntieAra Congratulations 🎉

“Must have completed NYSC”

@BigsamFG Congratulations 🎉

No more CDS and 77k Congratulations to me 😁🎊🍾

For those that planned to start their ICAN journey, please don’t be discouraged with the ranting from ICAN students. You have made up your mind to write the exam, go for it with open mind and start reading early, start tutorial early and have a structured timetable. ICAN go whine you but don’t panic Here are the textbooks you can get for your ICAN exam FR & CR-Teach yourself IFRS by Casmir CR- Group accounting PM- textbook by Omoleyinwa SFM -textbook by Akinsulere SFM -textbook by Omolehinwa

Day 28/30📊 Today I used SQL for data cleaning SQL is the best for large datasets cleaning. It runs faster #learninginpublic #datacleaning #sql

My week in 3 pictures and 1 video 😂❤️

I’m Ores, Your Lagos Errand Girl. You send your list, I confirm availability and I send you a quote and service fee. I shop and it gets delivered to your doorstep. Kindly help RT to help someone who needs it .

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Day 26/30 📊 Quiz time: ______ is data about data. It information that describes, explains or gives details about another piece of data A) Metadata B) Open data C) Data D) Data Ethics

Day 25/30 📊 Joins in SQL #dataanalysis #mysql

The general advice, that Muslims should be mindful of the meanings of their names and avoid altering them into words with negative or inappropriate meanings, is reasonable. However, many of the linguistic claims in this write-up are inaccurate, exaggerated, or oversimplified. Some shortened forms are not actually Arabic words at all, while others are being interpreted incorrectly. Here is a clearer assessment: Rasheedah (رشيدة) means “rightly guided” or “righteous.” “Sheeddah” is likely intended to refer to shiddah (شدّة) which means “hardship” or “severity,” but “Sheeddah” itself is not a standard Arabic name or word in the way presented. Haleemah (حليمة) means “gentle” or “forbearing.” “Leemah” is not the Arabic word for wig. The Arabic word for wig is closer to waṣl or barūkah/barūكة in some usages. So this claim is incorrect. Fareedah (فريدة) means “unique” or “precious.” “Riddah (ردّة)” does mean apostasy, but “Reedah” as written here is not necessarily the same word linguistically. Fāṭimah (فاطمة) means “one who abstains” or “weans.” “Teemah” does not properly mean catastrophe in Arabic. Mansūrah (منصورة) means “victorious.” “Ṣūrah (صورة)” actually means “image/picture/form,” not specifically “photo.” This one has some linguistic basis, though it is still somewhat forced. Laṭīfah (لطيفة) means “kind,” “subtle,” or “pleasant.” “Teefah” meaning “ghost” is not correct Arabic. Baṣīrah (بصيرة) means “insight” or “spiritual perception.” “Sīrah (سيرة)” indeed means “biography,” “way,” or “history/life story.” This one is linguistically correct, though “history” alone is incomplete. Sakīnah (سكينة) means “tranquility” or “peace.” “Keenah” meaning betrayal is incorrect. Betrayal in Arabic is closer to khiyānah (خيانة). So, the post mixes a valid moral reminder with many inaccurate Arabic claims. It would be better to say: “Names in Islam often carry beautiful meanings and identities. While nicknames and shortened forms are permissible, Muslims should be mindful not to distort names into forms that may carry improper or meaningless expressions.” That would be more accurate, balanced, and academically sound.

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You were named RASHEEDAH(Righteous) you turned it to SHEEDDAH ( difficulty) You were named HALEEMAH(gentle) you turned it to LEEMAH( wig) You were named FAREEDAH(unique) you turned it to REEDAH( apostasy) You were named FATEEMAH(abstinence) you turned it to TEEMAH( catastrophe) You were named MANSURAH(victorious) you turned it to SURAH( photo) You were named LATEEFAH(kind) you turned it to TEEFAH( ghost) You were named BASEERAH, you turned it to SEERAH( History) You were named SAKEENAH(Tranquility) you turned it to KEENAH( betrayal) Astaghfirullah The list is endless...... All in the name of fashion and civilization, before you short your name, know the meaning.

Congratulations to the latest ACA inductees. 🎉 One day, I’ll come here to post my own induction pictures. From “ACA in View” to “Chartered Accountant.” From “Student Member” to “Associate Member.” I’ll buy my club jersey and customize “Agbaje Shola ACA” at the back. 💚 #ICAN

Day 24/30 📊 Highlight of my day Still data cleaning using sql

@Pearlplush @Agbaje0121 Congratulations 🎉❤️

Induction day 2🎉🎊 Officially, A chartered accountant and more❤️

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My pinned post says it all… This is just the beginning, I promise myself ACA ✅ #ICAN #ACA #Induction

@billionairedady Congratulations 🎉❤️

I’m officially an Associate Chartered Accountant 😁🎉