Sumayya Azare

Prophet Muhammed (saw) was ‘more generous than the blowing wind’

Dear Abuja Landlords please have mercy on your tenant. Rent rate in Abuja is killing.

Woman down 😭😭😭 na shige su. Yanzu duk lessons din be wicked to men da nake muku every night. 🤦🏾‍♀️ kin bada ni. (I’ll send my rider to collect the extra plate for me)

@Bilkyysu 🥹🥹🤝🤝

@suums_ All jokes aside, mun gode. We don’t joke with men that don’t joke with us. 😍

After that tweet about craving dambu and fish, a gentleman actually came through and delivered… not one, but two plates Las las, it’s food they’ll use to steal my heart 🤭 I’m sorry @Bilkyysu I’ve fallen for this one

@Bilkyysu Kiyi hakuri master!! Abin yafi karfina ne. 😭😭😭

Losing both parents is one of the heaviest trials a person can face in this life. It leaves behind a void that nothing in this world can replace. May Allah reunite us with them in a better place💔💔🙏🏾

A Tribute to Sheikh Dr. Idris Abdulaziz Dutsen Tanshi: A Life of Integrity and Legacy! 💔💔💔 By Saleh Shehu Ashaka In the quiet hours of the night, when the world was wrapped in slumber, the news of Sheikh Dr. Idris Abdulaziz Dutsen Tanshi's passing reached us, leaving a profound void in our hearts. It is in these moments of loss that we reflect on the remarkable life he led—a life defined by unwavering integrity, compassion, and an unyielding commitment to his principles. Sheikh Dr. Idris was not just a scholar; he was a beacon of truth and sincerity. His courage to stand by his beliefs, regardless of the challenges, set him apart as a leader of profound conviction. He was a man who embodied the essence of monotheism, living each day with a deep sense of responsibility and purpose. His words were not mere utterances but promises fulfilled, a testament to his straightforward and honest nature. Throughout his life, Sheikh Dr. Idris touched countless lives with his wisdom and compassion. He was a guiding light for many, offering solace and guidance in times of need. His legacy is one of compassion and empathy, a legacy that inspires us to strive for a better world. He lived not for himself but for the greater good, leaving behind a trail of good deeds and a community strengthened by his presence. In his passing, we find ourselves grappling with the loss of a great soul. Yet, we take solace in the belief that his was a worthy exit, a transition to a place of eternal peace and reward. We pray that Allah, in His infinite mercy, grants Sheikh Dr. Idris a place among the righteous, rewards his good deeds, and protects the legacies he so carefully built. May his life continue to inspire us to stand for the good he believed in, to be bold and courageous in our convictions, and to live with sincerity and integrity. As we mourn his departure, let us also celebrate the life he lived—a life well-lived, worthy of emulation. From Allah we come, and to Him we shall all return. In this truth, we find comfort and hope, knowing that Sheikh Dr. Idris's spirit lives on in the hearts of those he touched. May his soul rest in eternal peace. Ameen. We’re on our way also.

When money is no longer a problem, may our health not fail us. Amen

Young people, be mindful of how you present yourself on social media. Avoid creating unnecessary conflicts or closing doors before you’ve had the chance to walk through them. Focus on building positive connections and nurturing relationships—it will serve you well in the future.

Always remember two things: GOD and DEATH. Always forget two things: the favors you have done to others and the evil others have done to you. With that we live a happy life!!

There is a saying that there are only one things certain in life: Death!

Innalillahi wa Inna Ilaihi Raji’un. Saleh Shehu Ashaka @AshakaSaleh has returned to his maker. If you come across this, please say a Prayer for him.

People used to compare my two cousin sisters. One was considered very pretty, intelligent, and well-settled, so no one ever worried about her marriage. The other wasn’t seen the same way, and relatives would openly wonder if she’d ever get married.

Jan sallar Shaikh Sudais a Sokoto, lokacin da ya zo Nigeria a shekarar 2001. A Masallacin Makarantar Sultan Maccido instute Sokoto Ka ji wani shauƙin karatu da ya kama mamu wajen cewa ameeeeeeeeeen! � Video credit: Ahlul Qur'an TV

I’m craving dambun shikafa with fried or grilled fish.

If we tell our kids that shawarma used to be ₦500, wallahi they won’t believe us, because ₦500 can barely buy biscuits now. And this was just 6 years ago, bro! That same shawarma is now ₦5,000 and above. We seriously don’t hate this government enough.

Maza muji tsoron Allah, matar da aka aura maka amana ce a kanka, ta rabu da danginta, iyaye, yan uwa da abokai don kai bai kamata ka wulakantata ba.. Allah yasa mu gyara..🤲

It’s tiring,it’s been almost 2 weeks now, I’ve taken break. the last few days have been so overwhelming that I don’t even have the energy for that

Sahih; authentic Hadith , Continuous chain of narrators, All narrators are trustworthy. Hasan; Good Hadith, Similar to Sahih in conditions, But the precision of its narrators is slightly less than Sahih Da‘if; weak Hadith , Fails to meet the conditions of Sahih or Hasan.

Prophet Nuh (A.S) ولقد أرسلنا نوحاً إلى قومه فلبث فيهم ألف سنةٍ إلاّ خمسين عاماً