In recent weeks, there have been trending videos extracted from "Kọkọrọ Alatẹ" of Dr Oriyomi Hamzat (Agidigbo FM) highlighting instances where married women engaged in adultery within their matrimonial homes. In one case, DNA results revealed that the husband was not the biological father of all four children. Another case involved a woman humorously stating that her husband had assumed the fatherhood of the children, and they were not his own (should a legally married husband even need to question the paternity of their children?). Wallah, we must fear Allah and contemplate the Day of Judgment when we will be held accountable for our actions and rewarded accordingly.

From an Islamic standpoint, the question arises: to whom should such children be attributed? The IslamQA response sheds light on this matter:

With regard to the attribution of illegitimate children when the wife is married, any child born is to be attributed to the husband and not to anyone else, even if she is certain that he is the child of the one with whom she committed zina (adultery), unless the husband disowns the child through li’aan (a specific oath), in which case the child is not attributed to the husband but to his mother

But if an unmarried woman has a child, scholars have differed on whether the child should be attributed to his father, the adulterer, or to his mother. The correct view is that this attribution is not valid. It is not permissible to attribute the illegitimate child to the adulterer; rather, he should be attributed to his mother, even if there is certainty that the child was fathered by the adulterer.

Read more here

In conclusion, please let us all be conscious of Allah and the severe consequences of engaging in illicit relationships. It is imperative that we repent and turn away from such sins.

May Allah forgive our sins.

Amin.

Aamin!

Flee from Zina!
It all comes to the parents training the kids from the outset!

If you don't teach them sense, someone will teach them nonsense!

You can only give what you have!

Hmm

Lukgaf:
In recent weeks, there have been trending videos extracted from "Kọkọrọ Alatẹ" of Dr Oriyomi Hamzat (Agidigbo FM) highlighting instances where married women engaged in adultery within their matrimonial homes. In one case, DNA results revealed that the husband was not the biological father of all four children. Another case involved a woman humorously stating that her husband had assumed the fatherhood of the children, and they were not his own (should a legally married husband even need to question the paternity of their children?). Wallah, we must fear Allah and contemplate the Day of Judgment when we will be held accountable for our actions and rewarded accordingly.

From an Islamic standpoint, the question arises: to whom should such children be attributed? The IslamQA response sheds light on this matter:



Read more here

In conclusion, please let us all be conscious of Allah and the severe consequences of engaging in illicit relationships. It is imperative that we repent and turn away from such sins.

May Allah forgive our sins.

If you wan preach against philandering, do it.
Logically without following any religious teachings, it's sIMPism to nurse another man's child.
Especially a conflict child that the father is harassing the husband of the mother who has been taking care of the kid.
Normally, na who pikin get close affinity to suppose be the father. And all children that is man raised are his children both biologically, bastardically and alagbatotically.
Lukgaf, you v stopped ya maths class on YouTube.
Give us updates, our children are writing NECO GCE. They need tutorials physics, maths, chemistry, biology, accounting and English language. I must say ya YouTube page issa blessing, may Allah reward you for the kind gesture, aaaaameeeeeen!

Rashduct4luv:
Aamin!

Flee from Zina!
It all comes to the parents training the kids from the outset!

If you don't teach them sense, someone will teach them nonsense!

You can only give what you have!

First time I see you talk sense & not religious arguments like AntiChristian.
Good talk.

A bastard / Illegitimate child should ONLY be attributed to the wayward WHORÈ that birthed "it".

If I want to take care of any child that's not my own, I WILL WILLINGLY ADOPT OR GO TO ORPHANAGE HOMES, and not to ignorantly take care of a child birthed by a:
Useless
Wayward
Evil bastard and adulteress wife.

The worst thing that can happen to a man is to raise an illegitimate child IGNORANTLY.

THIS IS WHY IT'S VERY IMPORTANT TO MARRY VIRGINS, AS THEY HAVE LESS TENDENCY OF BRINGING BASTARƊS TO YOU.

IN MOST OF THESE CASES, IT'S USUALLY NON-VIRGINS, SLÙTS-MADE-WIFE, GIRLS WITH MULTIPLE EXs, WHÓRES etc THAT ALL THESE SHENANIGANS ARE COMMON WITH.


A GIRL'S BODYCOUNT AND SEXUAL PAST IS VERY VERY IMPORTANT! THE MORE SHE'S BEEN USED AND DUMPED BY DIFFERENT MEN, THE MORE BROKEN AND DAMAGED SHE IS.
+2 BODYCOUNT IS EVEN A RED FLAG.

THE MOMENT A GIRL LOOSES HER VIRGINITY, YOU CAN NOT TRUST WHAT COMES OUT OF HER MOUTH OUT AS REGARDS HER SEXUAL PAST AND HISTORY.
YOU CAN'T ALSO KNOW HER TRUE BODYCOUNT.


If you've been UNFORTUNATE to have married a WHORÉ (non-virgins) MAKE SURE TO DO DNA TEST ON YOUR CHILDREN, ESPECIALLY THE FIRST BORN.
Even if the child looks like your carbon copy, STILL DO DNA TEST!

Sheikh Daurawa has laid this to rest. He's Kano State Hisbah Commandant. He was asked if an illegitimate child can inherit from his father, his explanation makes sense and he affirmed that the child can be attributed to the father since he can inherit from him.

Another affirmation is from the link you shared. If you can't attribute an illegitimate child to a father, then why can't an illegitimate daughter marry her father, since he can't be attributed to the child, then the child is technically not his and can marry.

I think we should attribute that child to the father in cases of unmarried couples.

Allah knows best.

Amin

Lukgaf:
In recent weeks, there have been trending videos extracted from "Kọkọrọ Alatẹ" of Dr Oriyomi Hamzat (Agidigbo FM) highlighting instances where married women engaged in adultery within their matrimonial homes. In one case, DNA results revealed that the husband was not the biological father of all four children. Another case involved a woman humorously stating that her husband had assumed the fatherhood of the children, and they were not his own (should a legally married husband even need to question the paternity of their children?). Wallah, we must fear Allah and contemplate the Day of Judgment when we will be held accountable for our actions and rewarded accordingly.

From an Islamic standpoint, the question arises: to whom should such children be attributed? The IslamQA response sheds light on this matter:



Read more here

In conclusion, please let us all be conscious of Allah and the severe consequences of engaging in illicit relationships. It is imperative that we repent and turn away from such sins.

May Allah forgive our sins.

This is a misleading justification, no Quran or Hadith to back all this claim.

Padipadi:

If you wan preach against philandering, do it.
Logically without following any religious teachings, it's sIMPism to nurse another man's child.
Especially a conflict child that the father is harassing the husband of the mother who has been taking care of the kid.
Normally, na who pikin get close affinity to suppose be the father. And all children that is man raised are his children both biologically, bastardically and alagbatotically.
Lukgaf, you v stopped ya maths class on YouTube.
Give us updates, out children are writing NECO GCE. They need tutorials physics, maths, chemistry, biology, accounting and English language. I must say ya YouTube page issa blessing, may Allah reward you for the kind gesture, aaaaameeeeeen!

Lol. Thanks a lot. I haven't stopped it. Refer to the channel for the new videos.

Yes.


JAZAKKALLAH


INDEED

ISLAM IS THE WAY TO GO....

Jazakallah

Ok

The one who took him

Jonathan:
A bastard / Illegitimate child should ONLY be attributed to the wayward WHORÈ that birthed "it".

What if she was raped?

To the mother

Does that mean the illegitimate child won't bear his father's name? If yes, how will he be named?

falcon01:

What if she was raped?

No problem with this.
If she was actually raped and not that she made herself vulnerable to getting raped...

If she was even raped, the first option should be abortion.

I can only tolerate abortion for two reasons

Rape and health issues...

Lukgaf:
In recent weeks, there have been trending videos extracted from "Kọkọrọ Alatẹ" of Dr Oriyomi Hamzat (Agidigbo FM) highlighting instances where married women engaged in adultery within their matrimonial homes. In one case, DNA results revealed that the husband was not the biological father of all four children. Another case involved a woman humorously stating that her husband had assumed the fatherhood of the children, and they were not his own (should a legally married husband even need to question the paternity of their children?). Wallah, we must fear Allah and contemplate the Day of Judgment when we will be held accountable for our actions and rewarded accordingly.

From an Islamic standpoint, the question arises: to whom should such children be attributed? The IslamQA response sheds light on this matter:



Read more here

In conclusion, please let us all be conscious of Allah and the severe consequences of engaging in illicit relationships. It is imperative that we repent and turn away from such sins.

May Allah forgive our sins.

May Allah saves us from fitnah of Sina and others...JazzakaLlau kair brotherly

Zina is so rampant that a child out of Nikkah not to talk of sex feels like the norm

Lukgaf:


Lol. Thanks a lot. I haven't stopped it. Refer to the channel for the new videos.

Ok bro, kudos.

Jonathan:

No problem with this.
If she was actually raped and not that she made herself vulnerable to getting raped...

If she was even raped, the first option should be abortion.

I can only tolerate abortion for two reasons

Rape and health issues...

you sound harsh and secondly, Abortion under any circumstances is Haram.

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Lukgaf:
In recent weeks, there have been trending videos extracted from "Kọkọrọ Alatẹ" of Dr Oriyomi Hamzat (Agidigbo FM) highlighting instances where married women engaged in adultery within their matrimonial homes. In one case, DNA results revealed that the husband was not the biological father of all four children. Another case involved a woman humorously stating that her husband had assumed the fatherhood of the children, and they were not his own (should a legally married husband even need to question the paternity of their children?). Wallah, we must fear Allah and contemplate the Day of Judgment when we will be held accountable for our actions and rewarded accordingly.

From an Islamic standpoint, the question arises: to whom should such children be attributed? The IslamQA response sheds light on this matter:



Read more here

In conclusion, please let us all be conscious of Allah and the severe consequences of engaging in illicit relationships. It is imperative that we repent and turn away from such sins.

May Allah forgive our sins.

Good teaching, Barka da Juma'at

falcon01:
you sound harsh and secondly, Abortion under any circumstances is Haram.

Stop saying nonsense.
It's good to be rational, clear and precise.
Who told you abortion is absolutely haram?
Quote the chapter and verse?
What if the life of mother is at risk?

talk2hb1:

This is a misleading justification, no Quran or Hadith to back all this claim.

Quran 33:5 commands us to even call our adopted children by their father's name meaning that you can't actually own another person's child even in adoption.
The husband of the wayward woman might adopt the children but that doesn't mean they are his own, they must be called by their real father's name except he is not known.

falogen:


Quran 33:5 commands us to even call our adopted children by their father's name meaning that you can't actually own another person's child even in adoption.
The husband of the wayward woman might adopt the children but that doesn't mean they are his own, they must be called by their real father's name except he is not known.

Adopt (with option of Willingness) not Fraud Child(based on deception)
The point is the child can be adopted if the willingness is their, but in case of paternity fraud deception is in play.

Under the Nigerian constitution no one is born a bastard or illegitimate and due to the circumstance of his birth

imwaya:
Sheikh Daurawa has laid this to rest. He's Kano State Hisbah Commandant. He was asked if an illegitimate child can inherit from his father, his explanation makes sense and he affirmed that the child can be attributed to the father since he can inherit from him.

Another affirmation is from the link you shared. If you can't attribute an illegitimate child to a father, then why can't an illegitimate daughter marry her father, since he can't be attributed to the child, then the child is technically not his and can marry.

I think we should attribute that child to the father in cases of unmarried couples.

Allah knows best.

Can you please furnish us with evidence(s) that supports the shaykh's claim.
Remember,in the Deen we do not follow opinions( since anyone can have them) but evidence from Qur'ān and authentic ahaadīth.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3uFJTeU-O8?si=3biX9oxNCPfvJr4N

You can find it here. It's in Hausa.

Friend22:


Can you please furnish us with evidence(s) that supports the shaykh's claim.
Remember,in the Deen we do not follow opinions( since anyone can have them) but evidence from Qur'ān and authentic ahaadīth.