May Allah accept it as an act of Ibadat.

touchmeder: Op i think you are simply full of yourself.

there is a greater possibility that the OP isn't the one with his dad in that pix... Maybe it's a friend who is also a nairalander that posted it... Besides, it might not be riyah(show off), it might simply be out of joy... We should appreciate him instead of making him/OP feel guilty... Meanwhile, expecting my sallah goodies if u'r a muslim. Lol!

Alhamdullilahi Rabil Al-Amin! OP, what an amazing thing to experience with your father. You will never forget it. "E wa gbo; se mo so fun yin nipa ojo ti mo ga arafa pelu baba mi?" will become your catchphrase. lol. You are very fortunate.

BTW, the father is the one in glasses.

Well-done, Make sure you pray for peace in our country Nigeria...

deols: My mum is there too

I miss her

At least you're grown, kinda. lol. I must have been 7 or 8 when my mom went oin hajj. I will never forget it. Must have been a baby when my dad went, cos I can't remember, but I know he went before my mom.

maclatunji: OP, nice one. Looking forward to hajj in the future. #Godwilling

Insha Allah, MackieMac ti wa nikan ti gbogbo wa. Salaam Aleikum, brother. My dad just called me an hour ago to greet me for Eid. "E ku ipalemo Odun." That's all I've been hearing on phone for a week now. He prayed for those on hajj and prayed that I would be going in future. I told him, Amin, Daddy, hopefully in 2 or 3 years.

I'm sure you're more prepared for it than me sha.

Interesting thread.

Na ur papa be that white guy, o boy him get swags

Is not just about pix but only if you could come back to Nigeria and Bokoharam seize to exist no more, i may decide to join Arafat next time. I support any1 that seek peace.

deols: Wow..ma sha Allah.

May Allah accept your ibadah and ours too.

sorry oooo, what is Ibadah! Does he meant, "Ibadan?"

So issues should be left better private...Like seriously,what's the of sharing? Its kul u went 2 Hajj with ur dad buh d question is how does this make news?

Is Arafat not the dead Palestinian leader? How can you be with a dead man pls.

No b techno fone him hold, team techno

Ameen summo ameen. ...I can't wait. May Allah accept it as an act of ibadah

pray 4 us and d entire nation

Btruth:

sorry oooo, what is Ibadah! Does he meant, "Ibadan?"

obedience, submission, and devotion to Allah... It could also be said to mean islamic believes and practices in general...

And Allah knows best...

Swthrt u must not comment.
Respect other people's religion and belief

uchlukez: Nonsense

SHEKAU was here! I wonder what he prayed for during his tym on Arafat!!!!!

I wll also be there inshaAllah

deols: This reminds me of Malcolm X

Prominent American civil rights leader, Malcolm el-Shabazz
(“Malcolm X”), cited Hajj as the reason for abandoning his
opposition to unity amongst races in the United States. As quoted
in his biography, he wrote of Hajj:

“There were tens of thousands of pilgrims, from all over the
world. They were of all colors, from blue-eyed blondes to black-
skinned Africans. But we were all participating in the same
ritual, displaying a spirit of unity and brotherhood that my
experiences in America had led me to believe never could exist
between the white and non-white…

“…During the past eleven days here in the Muslim world, I have
eaten from the same plate, drunk from the same glass, and slept
on the same rug - while praying to the same God - with fellow
Muslims, whose eyes were the bluest of blue, whose hair was the
blondest of blond, and whose skin was the whitest of white. And
in the words and in the deeds of the white Muslims, I felt the
same sincerity that I felt among the black African Muslims of
Nigeria, Sudan and Ghana.” (From The Autobiography of Malcolm
X)

After returning from Hajj, el-Shabazz preached a message of
racial unity and harmony, and was soon assassinated, in part,
academics believe, for abandoning his previous radical beliefs.
In the approximately fifty years since, the worldwide Muslim
population has grown significantly, accounting for the now
millions of Hajj pilgrims.

must you post this on every thread?.......We don hear

isale_gan2:

At least you're grown, kinda. lol. I must have been 7 or 8 when my mom went oin hajj. I will never forget it. Must have been a baby when my dad went, cos I can't remember, but I know he went before my mom.



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It is not her first time. I was just using the opportunity to express my love.

The last time I saw her is about 4months ago

akereconfi:

must you post this on every thread?.......We don hear

You heard?

sorry!

click2cbn: SHEKAU was here! I wonder what he prayed for during his tym on Arafat!!!!!

You were there with him? how did you know?

akereconfi:

must you post this on every thread?.......We don hear

I heard and I learned

EBK2: Repent and believe the Gospel before it is too late. You, your dad and entire family. He loves you. Without Jesus in your life you will go to hell (scary but true). With Jesus in your heart, you will live for eternity in heaven. Come unto Jesus all you that labour and are heavy laden, and He will give you rest. Repent and receive Him today. He loves you!

receive him? Well, muslims never rejected him and ofcourse, we love Him too as a messenger and a prophet... After all, we are all servants to the Almighty God, the ONE GOD!

Wanted to ask the same question before i saw your comment,they look like twins,so happy for the OP though,,In our language is ay: Adura gbogbo wa loma gba lola oluwa..

she-wanna:
Who is father and who is son?
Your father looks young that you guys are like siblings. Lol
Have a safe trip back to Naija and say a prayer for Nigeria and Nairalanders.

Salam alaykum,


Happy Eid-ul-adha!!!

skybodmas: OP, you tied your father like Lazarus. Lol!

skybodmas: OP, you tied your father like Lazarus. Lol!

skybodmas: OP, you tied your father like Lazarus. Lol!

you would need to see a doctor/..