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Tomorrow is Thursday. Fast if you are able to, if not earn reward by reminding others. Remind, for indeed, the reminder benefits the believers (Q51:55). Baarakallahu Feekum.

@Just_davetaker @Wizarab10 @IDAn_JeGBe Na this brain u deh use cross road? Omo, you’ve been lucky o

@Wizarab10 @IDAn_JeGBe Havertz didn’t get a red card here by the way, but because it’s Messi, you now want your agenda to agend. Move on chief

Do you people even know you can love a player and still say the truth. What is wrong with you people?

FIFA can try for another 100 years and still won’t recreate this masterpiece 🤌⚽️

@harunaphorl @Simon_Ingari Candidate: I wouldn’t want to work in a toxic environment, either

@lamzy_001 @Simon_Ingari Recruiter: You will be too Rude to your Supervisor. End of Interview. You Can Leave.

Recruiter: Do you use WhatsApp? Candidate: Yes, I do. Recruiter: That's the end of the interview. Candidate: Why? Recruiter: High risk of information leakage, noted. Next candidate... Recruiter: Do you use WhatsApp? Candidate: No, I don't. Recruiter: That's the end of the interview. Candidate: Why? Recruiter: Lack of team spirit, noted. Next candidate... Recruiter: Do you use WhatsApp? ↓ ↓

@theladymotara If there’s something big u want to collect from him, come out straight, no deu cut corners 😂

Life is such a vibe with my man. I won’t say the cliché “I don’t deserve it” because I know I do but honestly, I can’t believe my blessings. What a man! What a man!❤️

@the_Lawrenz U better check if dem Neva hack her account 😂

Who pay for my PR? Edo men are up😳😳

@TheAnswerUg @UTDTrey Right away, chief

@lamzy_001 @UTDTrey Follow back ,

If I want to see Champions League trophies, I’ll go to the Santiago Bernabeu If I want to see Premier League trophies, I’ll go to Old Trafford If I want to see every trophy, I’ll go to Stamford bridge If I want to see Community shields, I’ll go to the Emirates

@TheAnswerUg @UTDTrey See where you hand ball Idolo

@UTDTrey And if I ever wanted to avoid seeing a European Trophy, Emirates would be my home

@AveiroPrince_ Se n gbo were 😂

🗣 Sergio Agüero: "Cristiano Ronaldo's free kicks are pure luck." 😂

it's Friday. read Kahf.

The president of Turkey reciting the Qur'an encouraging to younger ones. Drop a ❤️ for him.

✨ Throwback to the opening ceremony of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, where the Qurʾān was recited by Ghānim Muḥammad al-Muftāḥ

2022 FIFA World Cup opening ceremony in Qatar was one of the best ever.

This is the opening ceremony of the 2022 World Cup. This was the World Cup everyone claimed Qatar couldn't pull off, but they ended up hosting arguably the best, most organised World Cup in recent memory. The Quran recitation and the calm atmosphere gave it a unique feel never seen before. Now, we wait to see what the upcoming tournament in North America will bring. The bar has been set incredibly high, and it is going to take a lot more than the usual American corporate and media hype to match this level of soul and standard.

tomorrow is thursday, folks! fast, if you are able, and earn reward by reminding others. may Allah accept it.

Lā ilāha illā Allāhu waḥdahu lā sharīka lah, lahu al-mulku wa lahu al-ḥamdu, wa huwa ʿalā kulli shay’in qadīr.

The best words to say on the day of Arafah is that which the Prophet peace be upon him and the Prophets before him said. Say: Lā ilāha illā Allāhu waḥdahu lā sharīka lah, lahu al-mulku wa lahu al-ḥamdu, wa huwa ʿalā kulli shay’in qadīr.

Tomorrow is the Day of ‘Arafah, one of the greatest days of the year. A day of forgiveness, du‘ā’, mercy, tears, tawbah, and freedom from the Fire. A Muslim should try to protect every moment from being wasted. How to Use Your Time Effectively for ‘Ibādah on the Day of ‘Arafah 1. Begin the Day with Sincerity Renew your intention for Allah alone. Make tawbah from sins sincerely. Ask Allah to allow you to benefit fully from this blessed day. 2. Observe the Fast For those not performing Hajj, fasting on the Day of ‘Arafah is highly recommended. The Prophet ﷺ said it expiates the sins of the previous and coming year. 3. Guard the Five Daily Prayers Pray all ṣalāh on time. Men should try to pray in the masjid. Increase voluntary prayers before and after obligatory prayers. 4. Increase Dhikr Constantly Keep your tongue busy with: Takbīr: الله أكبر Tahmīd: الحمد لله Tasbīḥ: سبحان الله Tahlīl: لا إله إلا الله Especially repeat often: > لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له، له الملك وله الحمد وهو على كل شيء قدير 5. Dedicate Much Time to Du‘ā’ The Day of ‘Arafah is among the greatest times for du‘ā’. Ask Allah for: Forgiveness Guidance Steadfastness Jannah Protection from Hellfire Good ending Benefit for your family and Ummah Do not rush your du‘ā’. Be humble and hopeful. 6. Recite and Reflect on the Qur’an Read as much Qur’an as possible. Reflect on meanings. Even a few pages with reflection are valuable. 7. Avoid Sins and Distractions Protect your fasting and worship from: Gossip Arguments Music Useless scrolling Watching inappropriate things Wasting time in idle talk 8. Give Charity Even a small amount given sincerely can become enormous with Allah on blessed days. 9. Make Du‘ā’ for Others Remember: Parents Teachers Friends The oppressed Muslims The deceased The Ummah The angels say “Āmīn” for the one who makes du‘ā’ for others. 10. End the Day Strongly The best moments are often near Maghrib. Increase du‘ā’ before sunset. Cry to Allah if possible. Ask Him not to let the day end except with your sins forgiven. A Simple Schedule Suggestion After Fajr: Qur’an and morning adhkār Morning: Dhikr and beneficial listening/reading After Ẓuhr–‘Aṣr: Du‘ā’, istighfār, Qur’an Before Maghrib: Intense du‘ā’ and humility Night: Gratitude and preparation for ‘Eid May Allah accept our fasting, prayers, du‘ā’, and sacrifices, forgive our sins, and grant us the blessings of the Day of ‘Arafah. Āmīn.

tomorrow is Yawmul ‘Arafah! fast, if you are able, and encourage others to do the same. and as you observe your fast, try to avoid all forms of transgression whether major or minor. you shouldn't be sinning on the day Allāh expiates sins. may Allāh count us among the forgiven.