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Don’t assume someone is religious because they post islamic stuff. We are all sinners trying to remind ourselves of our purpose in this world and encourage each other in seeking forgiveness and repentance.

@ImranAbdLateef You’re absolutely right. Sometimes it’s just hard to ignore that grownups behave this way.

If the account has a blue tick, I won’t engage. I’d not want stupidity to be rewarded or encouraged.

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@realHazeezat Yes, I believe so too.

@_pheeyarh Orishirishi I believe it’s engagement sha

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This is a very common misunderstanding, and it is a dangerous one because it pushes people who have slipped into sin further away from Allah. To answer your question directly: Yes, a Muslim who drinks alcohol must still observe their daily prayers. You do not wait for 40 days. However, I also want us to unpack the Fiqh and the language of the Hadith so people can learn the mechanics of this ruling. The scholars operate on a very clear fundamental principle here: عدم القبول لا يستلزم عدم الصحة "Non-acceptance does not necessitate invalidity." This means there is a big difference between a deed being valid (Sihhah) and a deed carrying spiritual reward (Qabul). When the Hadith states the prayer is not "accepted," it means the person is denied the reward for those 40 days. However, the prayer is still completely valid and obligatory. By performing it, you fulfill your duty and drop the obligation from your neck. You do not have to make up those 40 days of prayers later. To buttress my point, let us look at what the giants of Fiqh said. Imam An-Nawawi addressed this specific issue in his book Sharh Sahih Muslim. He wrote: المراد بعدم القبول هنا نفي الثواب مع صحتها وسقوط الفرض بها "The meaning of non-acceptance here is the negation of reward, while the prayer remains valid and the obligation is discharged by it." Imam Al-Mubarakfuri also reinforced this in his book Tuhfat al-Ahwadhi, which is the explanation of Sunan At-Tirmidhi. He makes it clear that if someone drinks and decides to stop praying for 40 days because they think it is useless, they fall into a massive trap of Shaytan. Drinking alcohol is a major sin. But abandoning the obligatory prayer is a much greater catastrophe that touches the boundaries of disbelief. You do not cure one major sin by committing an even worse one. Having said this, I also want to address the 40 day timeline and the mercy of Tawbah. Some people think this is a permanent 40 day lockdown no matter what you do. This is incorrect. In the full narrations found in Sunan At-Tirmidhi and Ibn Majah, the Prophet followed up that warning by saying: فإن تاب تاب الله عليه "But if he repents, Allah will accept his repentance." What does this acceptance mean for the 40 days? The scholars anchor this on the famous authentic Hadith recorded by Ibn Majah: التائب من الذنب كمن لا ذنب له "The one who repents from sin is like one who has no sin." Imam As-Sindi, in his commentary on Sunan Ibn Majah (Hashiyat as-Sindi), explained the Prophet's statement "Allah will accept his repentance" by confirming that this includes the immediate acceptance of his prayers. Since sincere Tawbah wipes away the sin as if it never happened, the punishment attached to that sin, which is the withholding of reward, is also wiped away. If a person falls into the sin of drinking, feels profound remorse the very next morning, makes a sincere Tawbah, and begs for forgiveness, Allah wipes the slate clean and the reward for their prayers is restored immediately. So my brother, no matter what, never stop praying. You should show up on your prayer mat and use that same Salah to beg Allah to give you the strength to break the habit. Allah knows best.

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Our obligation is to Allah and His House, not to some state clown.

We are Muslims. Our faith is in Allah and His Messenger ﷺ, not in Arabs or their leaders. We are not bound to follow the rules of Saudi Arabia, we are bound to follow the teachings of the Qur’an and Hadith.

No be this guy get fraud charges???😂😂 Say na I agree with Kemi Banedoch. The vote no go pass your phone werey 🫵🫵😂😂

E gbe enu yin dake🤦🏽‍♀️

I use to think you’re a clown. But now I am sorry for not realizing how sick you actually are Kemi.

There's a surah in the Quran that was revealed for one specific feeling. Not grief. Not fear. Not loneliness. It's the feeling you get when you're doing everything right, and nothing is working. And Allah's response will break you.

A quick reminder for anyone planning to japa to the UK, the UK does not have a shortage of Master’s degree holders, they have a shortage of skilled, experienced professionals. A generic Master’s won’t set you apart; you need a specialised, in-demand qualification backed by real-world experience. Take note of this and be sure of what you putting your head into if you are considering student visa route

Iran built its steel industry despite 47 years of sanctions. Nigeria without any sanction have failed to build its steel industry. Iranian leaders are selfless, Nigerian rulers are criminally corrupt and grossly incompetent.

can we all agree that extreme cold is better than extreme heat?

By the time you take bus to work and back, £10 ti lo😂