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When your actions are driven by applause, your motives will eventually be exposed. Stop people-pleasing. Choose integrity. Do what’s right, even when it’s unpopular.

You can be stuffed with information and still be cognitively weak, the same way someone can eat all day and still be malnourished.

One of my best tweets of all time. You can't imagine what this simple tweet has pushed me to.

@CoveredInWords The moment you observe the 5 daily solats for a day, at their appropriate times, you'll feel good to reconnect with Allah. Take that step NOW!

@AstonKgen @YusufAsunmogejo Your opinion, please.

I’ve noticed this anomaly in Solah (Congregational prayer) for a long time, and I think now is a good time to bring it up. I’d love to hear people’s opinions and thoughts on it. 1. Whenever the Imam says the first Salam (“Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullah" to the right), many people in the congregation don’t wait for him to complete the second Salam (to the left) before saying their own. They start right away after (or even during) his first one. 2. Today, during human prayer, someone said the Iqamah and recited every phrase twice (like the Adhan). I’m more used to most phrases being said once, with only "Qad qamatissalah" repeated. Alfas and brothers on the TL, over to you! What’s the correct practice? May Allah SWT increase us all in knowledge and Deen. Ameen.

Istighfar doesn't just wash away sins. It brings rizq, removes hardships, and grants ease.

@CoveredInWords Do you think you're as fed up as some others? Please take things easy. Handle what's in your control. For others, leave those to God. May Allah ease your affairs and ours, too. Aamin.

The moment it happens, everyone will move on. It's not callousness, but a simple default design by nature. In most cases, it happens at an unpredictable cost.

“So don't allow anything stop you from talking to Allah, no matter your shortcomings or sin…”

At some point, today, tomorrow or next, we will all become history. Not just names, but memories in the minds of others. And in the end, we'll be remembered for good or bad. Either way, the choice is yours.

If you’re a Muslim and this appears on your timeline, please retweet. It might be the reminder someone needs to complete their solat. May Allah accept it from us.

@Phatymarh44 Yes, you can. I've lost count of how many times I started all over again, and again.

Can a 32 year-old start all over again?

I recommend him and other fine scholars like him. I do not recommend scholars who fight openly and dirty, who abuse one another and make a mess of the Ummah by spreading gossip, blackmailing and slandering their purported opponents. With scholars like the Imām of Lekki Central Mosque, you will learn the pristine Islam, Sunnah, scholarship and modesty. May Allah bless and preserve him upon goodness. Āmīn.

Advice for Someone Struggling With Self Doubt and Lack of Motivation at Work | Ustadh Abu Khadeejah As-Sanady In this beneficial answer, Ustadh Abu Khadeejah As-Sanady (Hafidhohullah) gives valuable guidance for those facing self-doubt, low motivation, and personal struggle in their daily work life. This reminder is relevant for Muslims seeking strength, clarity, and a better approach to challenges they face in their profession and personal development.

Between who he is and who he thinks he's supposed to be.

@alase_ayorinde And of course, it will work out. Keep your hope alive.

This is a long shot!!! But I’m ready for the rejection But what if it works out😬😬😬😬😬!!!

Procrastination is a killer. Avoid it at all costs. Once you decide to do something, see it through by all means. No excuses.

Education Works, But Only When People Can Reach It Education remains one of the most powerful paths forward, but only when it's accessible. It's how opportunities are unlocked, how potential is activated, and how lives are truly transformed. In his interview with the Nigerian Tribune, Dr. Michael Taiwo shares his perspective on how education shapes both individuals and society. Swipe through to explore the key insights. For the full interview, check the comments section.

How to start having original thoughts: - don't run to claude or chatgpt all the time - stop scrolling, agreeing, sharing, repeating - it's ok to have half-formed thoughts - as soon as you get an idea, write it down immediately - say i don't know more often - create more than you consume - go on walks with no music - read quran, tafsir, seerah, prophet stories - read slower - write for your past, present, and future self - persuasive isn't the same as true - record your raw reaction before checking others - own your opinion even when it goes against "normal" - consume long-form content on topics unrelated to your niche Original thinking is a skill you can learn. Run what you consume through your own experience until your fingerprints are all over it.

Normalize excellence. Eat halāl & tayyib. Stack cash & give back. Learn Qur'ān. Start a business. Raise children who know their Lord. Get your mind straight. Sit with the righteous. Check your heart. Protect your soul. Love for a stranger what you love for yourself. Life is short. Do it with ihsān. Leave people inspired.

Gloria Owolabi is a First-Class graduate of Chemistry Education from Obafemi Awolowo University, Osun State . She emerged as the Best Graduating Student in her department with a CGPA of 4.57/5.00. Gloria is driven by a strong interest in applying chemistry to solve real-world problems, particularly in improving health outcomes. As a 2025 MT Scholar, she seeks graduate training in chemistry to advance research in therapeutic compound development and the optimization of existing treatments. Her long-term goal is to contribute to scientific innovations that address pressing global health challenges and improve quality of life.