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Al-Qushayri reported: ‘Amr ibn Abdi Qays, may Allah have mercy on him, said, “Were the veil over the Unseen to be lifted, that would not increase our conviction.” SubhanAllah

@PedTalksSports If he were the unquestioned best player in all 4 teams, you could make this argument.

He's better than Maldini cuz he did in 4 different countries while Maldini stayed in his "comfort zone" in Italy. Am I doing it right?

If you're looking for a husband, you don’t search for him in the NBA or a Rap studio.

@iamovo_x Maybe, but the job of every club is to get younger and cheaper.

Robertson is still better than kerkez man

@kwets11 Genetics isnt the only reason; another reason is that one grew up with basketball as the only way out for himself, while the other one grew up with Luxury as his norm. Satisfied needs don't motivate.

Genetics are crazy because Lebron is Bronny’s dad but his own son will never be as talented as him no matter how hard he tries, he probably will never even surpass his dad’s current talent at 40.😭

@Shadygize Italy Germany Argentina Brazil Do you think Portugal is a football powerhouse?

Just clocked that everyone here has won a World Cup except one man…disgusting PR🤦‍♂️

@AndyHickeyMMA He beat RDA years before he became Famous.

Khabib fought at the elite level of MMA for 2 years.

@sharghzadeh Even atheists deep down desire to worship; they just replace God with Man.

What's going on?

@DrAsifOfficial Tate never denounced his previous life, while sneako did. He’s deeply arrogant and enjoys pleasure-seeking, while sneako humbled himself and surrounded himself with new, quality people.

Sneako is showing us what Tate could have become to the Muslim world if he didn't sell out for shekels and hedonism.

Inconic bottles to average ones

@todocampista8 Madrid isn’t the club for the young. Had he moved to Barcelona he would currently be a world superstar

Endrick’s impact at Lyon shows how real his watch is but also how radical the standards are at a club like Madrid that competes for everything

It's not a question of whether Endrick one day becomes the best striker in the World; it is a question of when.

Adebayor, is the type of friend to betray you then side with your worse enemies. Legendary hater you have to tip your hat.

The violent incident in Mayfair could have been easily stopped by the men, but they chose to act like immature boys and whip out their phones. Real Men create order, and Boys create disorder.

Guardiola's teams are outstanding at playing under pressure, while Mikkel's teams aren’t. Jurgen Klopp wins the league with this Arsenal team by some distance as they clearly have the best squad in the Country.

@theafroaussie The Pahlavi myth is shattered by the fact that the Shah himself made the holy pilgrimage.

LOL, Iran turned into a Muslim majority country A CENTURY AGO? Is that the latest psyop? That’s actually funny.

From Babar Ahmad: My Dad My Hero Ashfaq Ahmad Has Returned to Allah - Funeral Sat 18 April 2026, London SW12 9AW - Details below. My dad, my hero, Ashfaq Ahmad, returned to Allah three nights ago on Tuesday 14 April 2026 in a London hospital. He was 91. Dad's janazah prayer is on Saturday 18 April 2026 at 1pm in Balham Mosque, UK postcode SW12 9AW. Janazah details are at the end of this message but first some words about Dad's life. His wife, my mum Sabiha Ahmad, died on 4 January 2026. So in the space of three months, I have lost both parents. On 28 March Dad fell in his house and bumped his head, causing a bleed to his brain. He was admitted to hospital in a coma. The doctors told us he won't wake up from this and he will die in hospital. I begged Allah, as did many others, to allow my Dad to see me once more. In an absolute miracle, Allah answered my dua. Three days after the injury, Dad opened his eyes to me and said my name. Sadly, after this his condition got worse and he passed away peacefully with family members around him reciting the Quran and making dua for him. Dad was a happy, jolly, smiling man. Always singing, laughing, telling jokes, playing pranks and making people laugh. He was an exceptionally good-hearted person. He never complained, never spoke badly about others, never took part in gossip. He was a simple man who was happy with little, always showing appreciation for anything that was done for him. He worked hard. He was honest and always spoke the truth. He was gentle and loving towards children. He would give children his full attention, listen to them and enjoy their stories. Everyone who met him loved him. He was like a universal father to all my friends, and others. Despite his outward love of humour and cricket, he was deeply religious. He would pray five times a day, the minute the time entered. Often, he would have to repeat his prayer because he prayed it a few minutes early by mistake as he was so eager to pray. He would recite the Quran every morning after Fajr and do his morning duas regularly. He had multiple little dua books which he kept in every room of his house. He would recite Surah Kahf every Thursday after Maghrib so he would not miss his Friday reward. Despite being 91, a heart patient and a diabetic with multiple health problems, Dad fasted every day this Ramadan. He almost completed reciting the whole Quran this Ramadan. My Dad was an ordinary man who lived a simple life for the first 70 years of his life. But in 2004, his life changed when I was arrested and held in prison without charge. Suddenly, this simple man became a superhero. He travelled around the UK campaigning for me, gave media interviews and lectures for me, he attended public and private meetings, he gave evidence before the UK Parliament, and he came weekly to visit me in prison for many years. He inspired others with his hope, dignity, patience, courage and dedication for 11 long years. He fought for me like a hero. Because he was a hero. My hero. He outlived all his siblings, most of his friends and his wife. Born in 1934, he was a relic from a different era. A light has gone out in the world today and the world is darker today with his passing. I feel so blessed and I am so grateful to Allah that he chose this beautiful man to be my dad. I will never heal from this loss, I will just learn to live with it. Please honour this hero, my dad, by attending his janazah and burial on Sat 18 April 2026 (details below) as we lay him to rest alongside his wife, my mum, whom he dearly missed. FUNERAL NOTICE: ASHFAQ AHMAD, Father of Babar Ahmad - SAT 18 APRIL 2026 Beloved husband of the late Sabiha Ahmad, father-in-law, beloved grandfather, hero to many. Date: Saturday 18 April 2026 Time: After Zuhr 1pm (men can view body downstairs from 12pm onwards) Address: Balham Mosque, 47A Balham High Road, London SW12 9AW (parking nearby in Waitrose and Sainsburys) Burial: 2.30pm Merton and Sutton Joint Cemetery, Garth Road, Morden SM4 4NW - please do NOT go to Morden Cemetery nearby at the big roundabout. Merton and Sutton Joint Cemetery is on Google Maps. Our family will be at Balham Mosque from 12pm midday on Saturday 18 April to meet visitors. Ladies will be there until 3pm to receive condolences. Please do your best to attend and bid farewell to our dear father, this beautiful 91 year old man who inspired so many in his life with his character and struggles. O Allah! Have mercy on my father, forgive him and gift him the rank of the shaheed for the pain he endured in his life and the patience he endured for 11 long years when his son was taken away from him. Fill his grave with light and joy, protect him from punishment in the grave and let him enter Jannatul Firdous without account with the martyrs and prophets on the Day of Judgement. May Allah forgive him, have mercy on him, accept him as a shaheed on account of his struggles, widen his grave and admit him with our dear mother and family into Jannatul-Firdous without account. May Allah grant sabr to his family to bear his loss until we are reunited with him. Condolences: I will be receiving male visitors for condolences from 7pm to 9.30pm on Friday 17 April downstairs in Gatton Road Mosque, Gatton Road, London SW17 0EX. (Men only) If you know my family, kindly contact them for the condolence address for ladies. Donations: After my mother died on 4 January 2026 we launched this campaign to build a school for poor children in Pakistan, in my parents' name, with the Read Foundation charity. My father donated to this cause and every day in Ramadan he would ask me how far the campaign total had reached. If you wish to do something for my father and mother and if either of them touched your lives in any way, kindly leave a donation on this page launchgood.com/AshfaqAndSabih…. If you met or knew my father or were inspired by him, please share a memory of him or leave a dua for him below. Babar Ahmad @omarsuleiman @YasirQadhi can I get a retweet of this please, so more people attend Dad's janazah, may Allah reward you.

@DanaNawzarAli Treating sykes and picot lines as holy should be treated as a mental disease.

Secular nationalism in Middle East is the ideology for the retarded people. All Muslim nations have this section of extremely dumb but equally arrogant masses. They have been leading Muslim nations from one defeat to another for the last 100 years. Time has come for a new order!

@MazMHussain Yes, their inability to push back against the JCPOA violation turned the entire union Irrelevant. Why negotiate with a party that neither has the stomach nor the power to enforce agreed-upon terms?

Cutting the EU out of negotiations in favor of Pakistan-Turkey-Egypt-Saudi was helpful in that these countries actually have a strong interest in ending the conflict and did not just blindly outsource their views to Washington or Tel Aviv. The European response to the JCPOA being violated was revealing and they just do not play a constructive role. At the same time this has allowed a split for countries like France or Spain to take an independent stance which is more helpful.

@yakobper90 WC season: anyone who wins the Golden Boot and the World Cup will get the Nodd.

Does Mbappe win the Ballon D’or with a World Cup & Golden Boot?

@PitchSavant Give him the same team, and he wouldn't be anywhere near as effective as Yamal. Yamal carries a team Olise is part of one.

La différence entre Olise et Yamal est très simple… Si Olise est en 3v1, il peut éliminer les trois joueurs avec une passe, que ce soit une louche ou une talonnade, avec on va dire 80 % de réussite. De l’autre côté, Yamal va dribbler avec 60 % de réussite… Maintenant, chacun sa sensibilité football : Olise joue au Bayern, où l’efficacité prime, et c’est pour ça que le Bayern est toujours compétitif en Europe. On ne va pas me faire croire qu’un gars qui a fait reculé frein tout le match a pocket Olise… pouvoir enrouler autant c’est problématique…