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Lagos, Nigeria Katılım Ekim 2015
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@SirJarus If I am not mistaken, the guy in blue jeans is Azeez, and we work in the same place.
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That was me last night. That moment had me saying the shahadah. I was terrified.
Alhamdulilah, I feel better now
BP, Blood sugar level, ECG results; all normal. Helps that the person I was gisting with, is a doctor(Cardiologist) .
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After having iftar, you sit across the table gisting, then suddenly you start feeling dizzy, head aching,stomach hurting, feet cold, difficult breathing. You struggle to take off your khimar and you get laid on the bed for few minutes, then straight to the clinic.
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@Farmexecutive @imran_services In Nigeria when it rains from June or July and their are little or no sunlight what do we do ?
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Cement and iron, which is preferable for over head tank?
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I'm not sure it's an Ahmadi thing. I prayed inside this particular Masjid in Idumota market last year. I already missed the Jamaa. As I was about to join legs with a newbie in the Masjid as well so we can pray Jamaa, we saw this and we prayed separately.
Fatteh Hamid, MON@OgbeniAyoola
I was driving from Mushin axis to burst out at Onipanu yesterday evening. Checked time and it was time for maghrib prayers. I parked and found a masjid. They've already finished praying their jama'a by the time I got there. I finished ablution in company of some Hausa brothers and we went inside the masjid. We started praying in jama'a (I led the prayers) and just as I was reciting fatha, someone started hitting my legs, serious hitting, but I thought I was being asked to move forward for those behind. I led the prayers and after we were done, I went to a corner in the masjid to do my adhkar only for their Imam to start asking for the brother who led the second jama'a. I stood up to meet with the elderly man asking after me. He asked if I was Hausa. Told him I'm a mix of Yoruba and Hausa, mum being Hausa. This man then told me that they don't observe a second jama'a inside their masjid after the first. Everyone must pray individually thereafter. I was shocked. The one beside him (apparently the man who was hitting my legs seriously) cut in and said it's not allowed to do that in their masjid. So, he was hitting my legs to stop out jama'a so we can all pray individually. I was stunned. I've heard they do it, it has never happened to me personally until yesterday. I have people I know who are Ahmadis but this I've not seen in person as a part of their doctrine. I've been wondering what's the daleel behind the non-allowance of a second jama'a inside their masjid. So I ask my Ahmadis, please, why are second jama'a not allowed and people are made to compulsory pray individually when they can benefit from the jama'a. What is your daleel from the Qur'an and Sunnah? Thank you.
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This could only be from God 😂😂😂
Math Files@Math_files
Ramanujan said that he received his formulas from God
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@ibn_wittig Man .....
Just AlihamduLlah ....
Many prepared more than expected, as in save all what came their ways in the process of 9 months and still not meet up.
How about this that budgeted x2 of supoose amount and still at hospital calling for more, because of expenses.
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Crazy things happened the night my wife gave birth
The level of unpreparedness, carelessness, or maybe even irresponsibility I saw the day my wife gave birth shocked me.
There was a woman who came in for her second delivery after previously having a CS. At that point, you’d expect they already knew there was a strong chance of another CS and would have spent months preparing financially. Yet, after the baby was delivered, they were still scrambling around trying to raise money before discharge.
Another case was a woman with what looked like a blood group compatibility issue. She was told not to breastfeed until she took a particular injection something usually discussed during antenatal care. But she still hadn’t taken it even after delivery. The husband wasn’t around, which is understandable sometimes, but the woman had to start calling people to send her ₦1,000 for basic needs.
From midnight until we left the hospital, the baby still hadn’t been breastfed because she couldn’t afford the injection or even NAN.
I understand Nigeria is hard right now, but after a whole 9 months of pregnancy, seeing situations like this really made me think.
Maybe I’m overthinking it because I’m more privileged? I honestly don’t know.
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Mr @TonyOElumelu got police to arrest my 18-year-old younger brother, Kingsley (aka @Directorkem) because of a defamatory post he made on X
I'm making this video to beg for his forgiveness. My brother has been in police custody for 2 weeks now
Pls share, tag him to see this
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They'll be better Muslims before then. And we ask Allah to continue to guide them and guide us .
أأرى معوق مؤمن يوم الجزاء
أو أن أسوء محمدا في أمته
@Riddwane The same way believers believe in Prophet Muhammad S.A.W., Musa and Issa A.S. as God's messengers, anyway, will be the way, but the most certain is that if only Muhammad way is to be followed,others who neglected his teachings and follow previous will be doomed.
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@PhogeeB67471 @WaleBalogunK @YusufAsunmogejo Is that the theme of the program ?
If yes, he must include it, if No he won't. And that's Liberia, not Saudi.
Moreso, Dr Sharafuddeen R.G. only discuss the topic given with affirmation that the scholar of the region has been explaining earlier to the community.
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@WaleBalogunK @YusufAsunmogejo Why did he not tell the Arabs of their evil ways of partnering with America and Israel??
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For people who do not understand Arabic, this is what Dr. Sharofudeen said in the video:
He starts by explaining that the middle, known as Al-Wasat, is the balanced point between two extremes. He says that any drift away from the straight and upright path is considered evil and blameworthy. True goodness lies in staying in the center of matters.
Dr. Sharofudeen emphasizes that moderation, or Wasatiyyah, is one of the most prominent characteristics of Islam. The entire religion is built on this foundation of balance and fairness. It is a foundation that applies to every single detail and aspect of the faith.
He mentions that Ahl al-Sunnah wal-Jama'ah represents the true middle ground among the seventy-three sects of the Muslim Ummah. While other groups might lean toward different extremes, this group stays on the balanced path. The moderation of this group comes from their firm grip on the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of the Prophet.
He describes the Prophet as their infallible Imam. In their view, what is Halal is what Allah and His Messenger have allowed, and what is Haram is what Allah and His Messenger have prohibited.
He concludes by saying that any statement or opinion that contradicts the Word of Allah or the teachings of the Prophet is rejected. It does not matter who said it or how high their status might be. If it goes against the primary sources of Islam, it is thrown out.
May Allah preserve him upon goodness
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Alwaalid! Mufti Agba! Part of Dr SHAROF speech at the Libya conference! ❤️❤️❤️ 🗣️ Sheikhana Dr Sharafdeen Gbadebo Raji hafhidhohuLlah 🤲🏾
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@eleshomorenike @Ebube_onchain Ancient money full Ikoyi forget about old money for Ikeja.
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@Ebube_onchain I agree with you. There is old money in Ikeja.
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Don't spend another penny until you have understood this!
– Shaykh Sulayman al-Ruhayli حفظه الله
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@powerfulbadeeu That's cool o agbaakin. At least the person pays you back .
Naija to Naija .... you'll be running after your money ehn.
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Ustahdz, borrowing is not an issue, but there’s always a problem, anytime I borrow anyone money in Naija, I run at a loss, let’s say I borrow a friend 1 million naira and I exchanged 500 pounds to get this, by the time he’s giving me back my one million naira and I convert back to pounds, I will likely be getting 450pounds, meaning I’ve lost 50 pounds (100 thousand naira) for no fault of mine.
This is the reason why many abroadians find it difficult to borrow friends/family back home, except the friends/family promise to pay back the exact 500 pounds, which is even a loss for the friend, because he’ll get 1 million naira and will need to pay back 1.1 million naira.
Se oro mi ye Usthadz mi?
Copy Counsel@BenYousef_E
Is there a way you can ask for a loan from your friends abroad without it looking like you're profiling them? 😂😂
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What's the highest score you had in a course during your tertiary institution days?
Me: 87
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Are you saying 2020 to date ?
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The Law, you've forgotten when we still have roundabout by each bus stop ?
Ask those of us who used the road before 2020, mehn.... Lekki Epe is now free to compare to 2015-17.
Foundational Nupe Lawyer@egi_nupe
People have been using Coastal Road and are now testifying openly. It is not that the road is a big deal or anything special to celebrate. You just need to have used Lekki-Epe Expressway between 2020 and now to understand the relief that the coastal road brings to thousands of its users. Mind you, it has not been completed o. It will extend to Ogun, Ondo, and other states. Now by the time the Lekki-Epe Expressway reconstruction is now completed, the complete relief will be unimaginable. The two roads were heavily rejected and criticized by certain people for being a waste of money, subjecting people to inconveniences and misplaced priorities.
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People have been using Coastal Road and are now testifying openly. It is not that the road is a big deal or anything special to celebrate. You just need to have used Lekki-Epe Expressway between 2020 and now to understand the relief that the coastal road brings to thousands of its users. Mind you, it has not been completed o. It will extend to Ogun, Ondo, and other states.
Now by the time the Lekki-Epe Expressway reconstruction is now completed, the complete relief will be unimaginable.
The two roads were heavily rejected and criticized by certain people for being a waste of money, subjecting people to inconveniences and misplaced priorities.
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