Moshood A. Hassan

@habaryormi35 @Hazbiyallahu_ @feesarhbby It’s not obligatory for any woman to pray at the mosque sir. In fact, the Prophet says the solat a woman prays at her (husband’s) house is multiple times more beneficial than the one done at the mosque. However, he says not to stop any woman who wishes to pray at the mosque.

@Hazbiyallahu_ @feesarhbby Am I missing something? Women(married) are not girls and ladies. It's obligatory for Single ladies to pray in masjid unless there is a reason for that. The issue with that stupid Alfa shouldn't be a reason to stop going to mosque. If he approaches a guy will you advice the same

So after I returned to work, there’s this mosque right behind my house,the same one I used to attend regularly during Ramadan. Today I went there to pray and also to charge my phone (our transformer has been faulty since last week, so no steady power at home). While I was there, this alfa said he wanted to see me. He came over, sat down, and started saying he had been seeing “bad signs” in me. He said anytime he tries to tell me about them, he can’t find me in the mosque again. I asked, “What are the bad signs, sir?” He first asked for my date of birth. I told him. He said, “You’re a Sagittarius?” I said yes. Then he asked if I have a boyfriend. I said yes. He asked for my boyfriend’s birth month. I asked why. He said he just wanted to know, so I told him. He immediately went: “So he’s a Sagittarius too?” I said yes. Then he declared: “That’s the reason I’m seeing these bad signs.” I pressed him: “Okay, so tell me the bad signs.” He explained: “Sagittarius is a fire sign. Fire and fire cannot be together. You people can’t last. You can only date or marry someone born between January and February because those are water signs. That’s the only group you’re compatible with.” I just said, “Okay sir.” Then he continued: “You have to leave him for your own good.” I was like, “I hear you ooo…” And the very next thing he said was: “Me now, I’m January born. You can see we are compatible.” 😭 I burst out laughing 😂😂 He asked, “What’s funny?” I said, “Nothing ooo,” still laughing. He insisted I was doubting him, so he said he would give me something to use, and when I use it, I’ll see everything he said in my dream and know it’s true. Lol! If I ever go back to that mosque again, make I know wetin go cause am 😂😂 Make I collect something wey go make me forget everything?

@Tomisin_Alasiri I suspect Murjanatu Musa of this same D’Tigress may have studied in Nigeria. I know someone who attended BUK who used to train with her. The person might probably see this.

You can’t COMPLETE university or higher institutions in Nigeria and still REPRESENT YOUR COUNTRY in sports. It’s almost not possible. Especially in FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL. This video only applies when you’re in a working system outside Nigeria. Sport administrators in Nigeria will firstly see a graduate as someone that’s not serious with his “sport career” when you’re done with school, your age reduces your chances. Most times, you don’t get the chance to compete with other athletes that didn’t go to school. “That’s their sacrifice to have more chances than you”.

@AkinMuch Happy birthday. Eid Mubarak.

If this comes across on your timeline say a prayer for Me. Happy Birthday 🎉

The transition from “Barka de Sallah” that I heard a lot of Eid days as a child to “Eid Mubarak” as an adult is beautiful. Eid Mubarak everyone! Taqabalallahu mina wa minkum.

@EuginhoCortez @deejayfaremi Ykb! Same way they were gassing Bellingham to a Ballon D’or in this first season in Madrid when there were better performers. Pretty privilege is a thing!

His physical and technical aesthetics are not eye-catching It matters sadly enough If Harry Kane looked like Theo Walcott, he would have a Ballon D'Or

@SirJarus @q_mesioye Ah! “Eru Arabo” pro max 😂

@q_mesioye I wore Hausa cap 😭

I have been searching my gallery and archive for picture of me in Yoruba cap since I saw this post in the morning Still digging. Yet to find one. God, don't let Yoruba Nesan people that call me "Eru Fulani" laff me.

I laughed it off and said it’s a normal way of referring to children where I’m from. He got further infuriated and said I should never in my life refer to his child as “our child” again. I left there feeling embarrassed. One of the biggest culture shocks for me during NYSC.

I congratulated him as well and asked “what’s the name of our child?” (If you’re Yoruba, you’d know this is a normal question) He stood up, leveled with me and asked me in the harshest tone possible “Oga, wetin you mean by OUR child, shey na me & you follow give my wife belle?”

Not the most embarrassing but close. In 2017 while serving in Nbawsi, Abia state, I learnt that the wife of the man who owned the grocery store that was the go-to place for shopping for most of us, just had given birth to their 2nd child. People were congratulating him and in

I don’t know who was the first person to embrace islam in my lineage,but may peace be upon him or her ❤️

@Muhammad_Okoye @jiiresjewel Maximum respect to all you reverts. I have even a more enormous amount of respect for an Igbo revert. I served in the East and I know how foreign, unknown and unwelcome Islam is there so I imagine how lonely and tough it must have been for you. May Allah be pleased with you.

This is me for my future kids, and their kids and their kids and their kids. At some point they won't even know the particular ancestor that reverted. But it gladdens my heart that all the knowledge I missed out on, they wouldn't , all the mockery I've gotten from my folks in the east, they wouldn't, they'd be like by brother @UthmanTochukwu (whom I have utmost respect and love for even if he may not know it). They'd be grounded like him cause if make them pious Muslims and Muslimahs. Alhamdulilah for Islam. 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

Osimhen needs to find his way out of this Gala team asap. The way they’re being ran over by Liverpool - after what happened vs Juve - is just embarrassing. Emotional tifo no go give you the big trophies o. #UCL #LIVGAL

This Galatasaray team is not built for crunch UCL away nights at all. Their mentality is too frail… and Okan Buruk is completely out of his depth at this level. #LIVGAL #UCL

@ELEGBETE1SPORTS No, you’re not. Carra saying it is and CAF taking an embarrassing decision doesn’t suddenly make the continent’s most prestigious competition a small tournament.

@MAAHwrites In this case the "contrarian" is right again. A popular opinion that is not drawn out of reasoning is rubbish.

When Carragher talk say AFCON na small tournament, Jay Jay Okocja and Samuel Ossai Kuffor quick come out to attack Carragher without telling the world the impact of AFCON to.their lives and career. Last night CAF proved Jamie Carragher right, not heard anything from Jay & Kuffor.

A 20yrs old picture of me wearing Gele for cultural day in my primary school. The "hand fan" Gele style became popular about 10yrs ago. Y'all should stop with these lies already ahh!

I have two new poems published on Kalahari review. Please read and drop a comment or two. Gracias 🖤💕 kalaharireview.com/silenced-8f629…

@AbuMustaeina @Mujaahid_1 Baba Fatimo 😂

@Mujaahid_1 What about Akehindegbegbon?

Calling the Prophet (SAW), Adewale, has to be one of the greatest Yoruba inventions 😂

@JustDejiiii @MW_A @MezahiMaher CAF didn’t give another country Togo’s slot in 2010, the remaining 3 teams in that group played one another, so 2 games each. The tournament was days away so it was practically impossible to bring in a new country.

@MW_A @MezahiMaher Everyone is just emotional in the cs. Iran not coming to the World Cup despite qualifying won’t stop the wc. They’d just give another country the slot like CAF did in 2010.

As bad as tonight’s decision is, it might not be CAF’s worst Ahead of the 2010 AFCON, the Togo team bus was shot at, resulting in 3 dead, 9 injured. CAF suspended Togo for the next two AFCONs for “government interference” after the team flew home to deal with the trauma

I remember this like it happened yesterday. CAF and taking soulless, horrendous decisions are like 5&6.