Mr Adigun

@ummuh_Zahra 😂😂😂😂

"Ibadan micra drivers and bad mouth are 5 & 6. I was coming home from work & I wanted to take a cab from Iwo road. I politely asked the man, "how much?" he said #500. I said ahh kilode Otipoju The man said “shebi Pepsi niyen lowo ee, ragbado si komaa feserinlo.” Lady writes about an encounter with a micra driver in Ibadan.🤣🤣🤣

@YusufAsunmogejo Thanks. What about hair/beards dying?

To those who think that because the Prophet did it then, it is an automatic free pass, let me help caution your whims and desires. Any student of Usul al-Fiqh knows the difference between Sunnah Ta'abbudiyyah, which means the fixed acts of worship, and Sunnah Adiyyah, which refers to the cultural and natural habits of 7th-century Arabia. The Prophet wore his hair in braids during travel and his military entry into Makkah because it was the local Arab custom for managing long hair under a helmet. It was an environmental necessity and a habit, not a religious ritual. If you think every situational action must be copied blindly without context, you should be riding a camel to work and wearing a warrior's coat of mail today. Particularly, many of you are only being led by your whims and caprices. How many Sunnah that are Ta'abbudiyyah have you practiced? Instead you people argue as to why you can’t do it. Fear Allah. Islamic law gives massive weight to local customs and societal norms. The foundational legal maxim states: العادة محكمة "Custom is an arbiter." On the basis of this legal principle, when a physical appearance or style ceases to be a neutral custom and becomes the defining hallmark of people of vice/indecency, it moves from its original state of permissibility to being legally impermissible. In jurisprudence, this is a known restriction designed to protect the community. In our contemporary Nigerian context, those specific hairstyles are the distinct signature of subcultures that celebrate indecency. A Muslim man is commanded to protect his Muru'ah, which means his personal dignity, and avoid Tashabbuh, which means resembling people of corrupt character. Do not distort the Sunnah to justify a modern aesthetic preference that compromises your societal reputation. Again, caution your whims and desires. Allah knows best.

Beloved Iboes, Know this truth, the Yoruba did not birth the Atlantic. The Gods fashioned it. The Gods peered into the souls of men and rewarded the pure, the just, and the humble with abundance. But when they saw the darkness and cruelty in yours, they seized the sea from your hands, evil always devours its own. See how your people cry under the truths. History cannot be rewritten. Even the Gods know.

@AlimatOladele Alhamdulilah

Have you completed your solah ?? Repost for others.

@Atilolahafeezah Landẹ 😂😂😂

My salary is 400k, i gave my girlfriend 300k. what am I??

@ahmedhalimah02 Amin lorukọ Jesu

Alhmdulillah. Ya Allah, I trust Your plans and I have no right to be impatient. I carry silent worries, unspoken fears, and prayers that feel unanswered. Ya Allah, in these moments, I need You the most. Ya Rabb, I don't want to lose hope. I don't want to let my doubts take over or let my struggles make me forget Your mercy. I know You are always working in ways I cannot see. I know You are writing a story for me that is far greater than what I could ever imagine. But my heart is weak, Ya Allah, and I need You to strengthen it. Remind me that every delay is for a reason, every hardship is shaping me, and every unanswered prayer is Your protection. When I feel like giving up, pull me closer to You. When my faith feels shaky, remind me of all the times You have carried me through before. Replace my fear with trust, my impatience with peace, and my doubts with unwavering faith in You. Ya Allah, no matter what I face, let me always believe in the beauty of Your plan. Even when I don't understand it, even when it doesn't make sense, let my heart be certain that You are leading me toward something better. Keep me firm in faith, hopeful in Your mercy, and at peace with what You have written for me. Amiin.

I was born into a Sunni family. I grew up around Sunnist men. So when I say this, I am speaking from the inside, not from ignorance. Some men who call themselves Sunnist have weaponized religion to avoid accountability. Here is the pattern I have watched repeat itself too many times: He gets married with the mentality that a wife brings blessings. So he marries without financial readiness because Allah will provide. Then the first child comes and he says children bring blessings too. Then the second child. Then he starts thinking, maybe my wife is not my blessing. Maybe I need a second wife. So he adds one. Still struggling. Maybe a third. And somewhere in this cycle, he has built a household of four, five, six people on an income that could barely support two and called it Sunnah. What he never paused to read is that the same Quran that permits polygamy conditions it on justice and capability. Capability. Not desire. Not feeling like the current wife is not working. Capability. The Prophet SAW is not your excuse. He was a Prophet. You are a servant of Allah trying to feed a family on a salary that runs out before the month ends. Those are not the same situation and using him as justification for decisions made from ego and poor planning is not Sunnah, it is convenience dressed in religious language. What I have also noticed is this, the truly grounded Sunnist men, the ones who actually understand the deen, you will never see them approaching younger women for marriage, you will never see them circling divorced women before the iddah is cold, you will never see them keeping a wife home from work while the family struggles. Those men exist. But they are quiet because they are busy building, not performing. The ones performing the loudest are often the ones doing the least. And to the sisters whom I am quoting her tweet, what she said in the tweet it perfectly. There is a difference between God-fearing and religious. A man can pray five times a day and still treat his wife like furniture. Taqwa shows in how he treats people when nobody is watching. Not in how long his beard is or how loudly he says Alhamdulillah. Choose character. Choose accountability. Choose a man whose household reflects his prayer, not contradicts it. This is not an attack on Islam. This is an inside conversation that needs to happen more openly.

Some muslim men are naturally wicked. I know of some groups of men whose solats are always intact. They preached as if they're good, but behind the scene of their life is something unimaginable. I remember one that was coding me to come and be his second wife. Lmao, his first wife and child were struggling to feed properly, and he still has the audacity to be looking for extra. What annoys me most is how these people called themselves sunnist. They all have the same mentality and way of life. I remembered one that went and toast my uncle's wife a few weeks after my uncle divorced her. That got me thinking, did he have his eyes on her during her stay in our house? I found it hard to believe until he did the same thing to a close friend of mine. Mind you, this man's first wife is living like a piece of tràsh at home. She runs their mini school while he spend the money on himself and the ladies he's interested in. I repeat, some men are naturally wìcked. I wonder how they pray to God and still treat their wife(s) bàdly. Dear sisters, there’s a difference between God-fearing and religious. Pray wisely. Choose wisely.

You have read the situation correctly. Let me add the soldier's perspective to it. Lakurawa t£rr0r!st knows the military is aware. They are not coming to Gwalli to pray. They are coming to test something, the military's reaction time, the community's loyalty, or the government's resolve. This is a classic asymmetric tactic; announce your arrival, create panic, force displacement, and then watch where the military deploys. If the troops move to Gwalli, the t£rr0r!sts may strike elsewhere. If the troops stay put, they may claim victory by simply showing up. The real target may not be Gwalli. It may be the road leading to Gwalli, or the community next door, or the supply convoy that must pass through the area. Or it may be a psychological operation to make the military look reactive also make the community feel abandoned if the military didn't respond to the threat. Lakurawa t£rr0r!st is not coming to pray. But they may be coming to d!£. The military is ready. Let us hope the community stays resilient. NIGERIA WILL PREVAIL 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

Next match, Bruno should control the game not Vitinha

@egi_nupe Start from Abia Rwanda 😂😂😂😂

Na to join politics remain.

Somebody wants to help you but doesn’t want to give you free money, What can you do? what do you sell? What service do you render? What is your talent? Don’t be ashamed and let someone help and connect with you today.

@Shaibu_AO Abbey Lanre

Guess the politician?

Dear Hausa people, once Tinubu’s tenure finishes in 2031 and power returns to the North,u will have to carry ur own cross, just as we are carrying ours now,No Yoruba person will join Hausa when Ibo start bullying u, we no go carry ur fight for head e’ma da iku yin ku ni oo 🤣🤣

@meetwithawele Ifajenyo kọ Ifajemaggi ni😂😂😂😂

There’s a naming ceremony happening in my street and I’m fully entertained from my room. Tell me why this ceremony is fully conducted by Alfas but one of the baby’s names is “Ifajenyo” and to make matters worse, a Christian from the audience paid “owo alubarika” and Alfa said “God bless you in the mighty name of Jesus”. It’s actually ridiculous 😭😂😂😂

@MoazzamZaman @Cool_Ustaz You be werey 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Cool_Ustaz You have posted this before, been corrected before, but continue to reiterate the false premise. You are aggrandising his dominion. DAJJAL WILL NOT CONQUER JERUSALEM. Fix your post. In fact, Jesus (A) will chase him from Syria to Lod- near Ben Gurion Airport & kill him there.

"Dajjal will reveal himself from the East. He belongs to a Jewish family. He is usually described as blind in one eye. And the word "Kafir" will be written on his forehead. He would conquer Jerusalem and travel the whole world entering every city except Mecca and Medina. As a false Messiah, many will be deceived by him and join his ranks. He will be assisted by an army of devils. The most reliable supporters of his will be the Jews, to whom he will be like a God. Upon his return, many people with weak Iman will fall under his spell. It will be impossible to keep our daughters and wives at home after his arrival. (These are the signs of Kiamah)." The first 10 and Last 10 ayats of Surah-al-Kahf can spare us from the fitnah of Dajjal. Try to memorize the first ten ayats of Surah-al-Kahf. Try to recite it daily. This is not a joke. Please try to increase awareness regarding this. It's the biggest, hardest & difficult fitnah of our ummah and I see many people unaware of it. Please learn about it and try to build up your Iman because the antichrist is gonna play with our Iman. MAY ALLAH SAVE US FROM THE FITANAH OF DAJJAL! AMEEN 🤲🏾

How my candidate would have answered 👇 I do not follow a retard....

1. All needs: Rabbi inni lima anzalta ilayya min khairin faqir. 2. Difficulties: Lailaha illa anta subhanaka inni kuntu minazalimeen. 3. Any problem: Allahumma arhamni birahmatika ya arhamar rahimeen. 4. To fulfill wishes: HasbiyAllahu la ilaha illa huwa alayhi tawakkaltu wa huwa Rabbul 'Arshil 'Adhim. 5. Asking for highest rank in Jannah: Allahumma adkhilni Jannatal firdaws.

@egi_nupe 😂😂😂😂😂

Only cowards are afraid to die