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Islam › Re: What Has Distracted You From Allah? by Ajibbbbbb: 11:20am On Sep 07
Coolgasman:
hmmn, I don't think the whites eat amala and ewedu and dress in fila and agbada. I don't think they do new yam festival in their villages. Their culture is pretty much different from mine!
You put on shirt and trousers?
You read your religion book in their language
Do you pray using your native belief?

Your people pray using Ogun, sànpònná, Esu..... Do you use the names to to pray?
Politics › Re: Modele Sarafa-Yusuf Resigns From The APC by Ajibbbbbb: 11:04am On Aug 28
helinues:
All the best to you ma

She's from Ifo local government, same axis with Yayi
Check well

If is central
Yayi is from western part
Politics › Re: FG Declares Tuesday Public Holiday For Eid Ul Mawlid by Ajibbbbbb: 8:52pm On Aug 21
sammirano:
what is the meaning of this, are we now a muslim country.
What's the meaning of Christmas?
Are we now a Christian nation?
Islam › Re: One Day, Your Name Will Be Announced For Janazah by Ajibbbbbb: 11:13am On Aug 21
Lukgaf:
ONE DAY, YOUR NAME WILL BE ANNOUNCED FOR JANAZAH

Have you ever noticed how quickly the announcement spreads?

"The Janazah prayer for our brother/sister will be held after Dhuhr..."

People pause for a moment. Some whisper, "Innā lillāhi wa innā ilayhi rāji'ūn." Others ask, "Who passed away?" Some remember the person's kindness, while others struggle to remember who they were.

One day, that announcement will be about you.

Not someone else. Not your neighbour. Not your colleague.

You.

Allah says:

كُلُّ نَفْسٍ ذَائِقَةُ الْمَوْتِ ۖ وَإِنَّمَا تُوَفَّوْنَ أُجُورَكُمْ يَوْمَ الْقِيَامَةِ

"Every soul shall taste death, and you will only be given your full reward on the Day of Resurrection." (Qur'an 3:185)

Death does not wait for old age. It does not ask whether you have completed your plans, built your house, married your children, or achieved your dreams. When Allah's decree arrives, nothing can delay it by even a moment.

The Prophet ﷺ said:

أَكْثِرُوا ذِكْرَ هَاذِمِ اللَّذَّاتِ

"Remember often the destroyer of pleasures (death)."

Not to make us despair, but to awaken our hearts before it is too late.

When your Janazah is announced, what will people sincerely say about you?

Will they say, "He was always found in the masjid."

Or, "She never spoke except with kindness."

Will they remember your generosity, your honesty, your patience, and your service to others?

Or will they remember the pain you caused, the promises you broke, the wealth you hoarded, and the rights you denied people?

The truth is that your reputation after death is being written today by the choices you make every day.

If you want people to make sincere du'a for you after you are gone, then become someone worth remembering for goodness while you are still alive.

Pray before others pray over you.

Repent before others ask Allah to forgive you.

Give charity while your hands can still give.

Mend broken relationships before it is too late.

Leave behind knowledge that benefits, children who pray for you, and deeds that continue to earn rewards long after you have returned to Allah.

One day, your phone will stop ringing. Your chair in the masjid will be empty. Your name will be announced for Janazah, and your record of deeds will be sealed.

The question is not whether that day will come.

The question is: Are you preparing for it?

May Allah grant us a beautiful ending, make our final deeds our best deeds, fill our graves with light, make people remember us with sincere prayers, and gather us among the righteous in Jannatul-Firdaws. Āmīn.
Al Jannatul Firdawsil 'Ulaa


Allahumma Aamiiin
Politics › Re: Sheikh Jingir Says Muslims Outnumber Christians In Nigeria; Fani-Kayode Reacts by Ajibbbbbb: 9:50pm On Aug 09
givedemwotowoto:
After the genocide they paid billions of naira to PR firms to deny and try to cover up, it should be clear to everyone by now that this Muslim-Muslim ticket is a religious war against Christians in Nigeria.
Just like christian -christian in your state
Celebrities › Re: Woli Agba Turned Our Late Father’s Church Into His Own — Alfa Sule by Ajibbbbbb: 12:39pm On Aug 08
Chucks13:
I don't understand pls.

You are Alfa Ajewole as in Alfa Muslim and your brother same surname now managing your dad church and you are complaining, sorry do you want to turn the church into a mosque or what or you want to become Pastor or wolf Alfa? I'm not understanding abeg..
H.mmnmm

Has he ever become a Muslim for once ?

He only acted as Alfa in a comedy


Get fact before.....
Politics › Re: Osun Residents Receive ₦10,000, Swear Religious Oath To Vote For Adeleke by Ajibbbbbb: 12:26pm On Aug 08
Prestar:
Osun residents allegedly receive N10,000, swear religious oath to vote for Adeleke (Video)




Thank God they didn't mention Al Quran or Muslim

Had it that it's anything about Islam, you would have seen The people here writing the Nonsense they their brains are trained for
Education › Re: Niqab-wearing Maryam Yusuf Led Team Nigeria To Win Gold At Spelling Bee In China by Ajibbbbbb: 10:16pm On Jul 24
CyynthiaKiss:
Self imposed torture in the name of religion . Why not remove that stuff and breathe in the fresh air God gave you for free ?

I saw one at the gym spending more time adjusting her hijab more than the minutes she did her work out.. I just had to pity her and moved on ..

I dislike seeing such..
I hope she breaks this backwards religious chains before she gets to 18 yrs..
Every child’s freedom should be paramount..
Some of your people keep footwears at home but walk barefooted, what can you say?

Is it not punishment for them?

Some of your people won't use earrings
What's that ?


Leave Muslims alone
You can't separate Muslims from what they believe

Nobody complain about your beliefs, good or bad...
Politics › Re: Why Hasn't The Nigerian Government Banned Religious Activities Blocking Traffic? by Ajibbbbbb: 8:12pm On Jul 22
Mrchippychappy:
I agree BUT this habit of blocking road for prayers MUST be stopped. You have mosques littered all over the place, find one and go there. No one should EVER be allowed to block the road and cause security risk to the lives and property of other Nigerians
Churches also do it on Sundays, they cause traffic congestion
Have you experienced...
Politics › Re: Why Hasn't The Nigerian Government Banned Religious Activities Blocking Traffic? by Ajibbbbbb: 8:10pm On Jul 22
GiftofGod77:
Yes but our country is a deeply religious country and sadly the same religious practices are the ones used by useless criminals as a cover to cause bloodshed while the real reue believers are left to just be looking helplessly. It's well.
Thanks
But when an individual from a particular faith does something wrong, people won't take excuse to call them TERRORISTS, but if others from other beliefs do, they find ways to separate
Politics › Re: Why Hasn't The Nigerian Government Banned Religious Activities Blocking Traffic? by Ajibbbbbb: 8:07pm On Jul 22
GiftofGod77:
That speaker is the thing. People can keep vigil or recite their Islamic or mystical whatever tht they think is the best way but just let it not disturb others ...honestly ...
But some of them won't allow someone sleep, especially on Friday

Even on Sunday
Education › Re: Maryam Yusuf Won Gold For Nigeria. Why Is Her Niqab The Story? by Ajibbbbbb: 8:05pm On Jul 22
Pootle:
this not induce by culture but religion
Then, the way people dress in public schools is a particular faith oriented
Where's human right ?
Education › Re: Maryam Yusuf Won Gold For Nigeria. Why Is Her Niqab The Story? by Ajibbbbbb: 8:03pm On Jul 22
safarifarms:
I didn't call her that. I only said it looked like. And I'm not comparing appearances. Non of the others looked like the descriptions you gave. I didn't see someone on bare foot or half naked.

You sound offended. And already going off context.
I didn't mean to offend.
Thanks so much

What I mean is that, that's her belief
Some people believe not to put on footwear when going for service etc


The world didn't force her to remove it, then why did the news editor use AI to change her appearance?
Education › Re: Maryam Yusuf Won Gold For Nigeria. Why Is Her Niqab The Story? by Ajibbbbbb: 5:47pm On Jul 22
Pootle:
very good question, is she wearing it by choice or by family pressure
Were way you dressed in your primary till secondary schools your choices or were forced on your parents by the western people?

It's high time we also dressed the way our culture allows
Education › Re: Maryam Yusuf Won Gold For Nigeria. Why Is Her Niqab The Story? by Ajibbbbbb: 5:43pm On Jul 22
Pootle:
very good question, is she wearing it by choice or by family pressure
We're way you dressed in your primary till secondary schools our choices or were forced on your parents by the western people?

It's high time we also dressed the way our culture allows
Education › Re: Maryam Yusuf Won Gold For Nigeria. Why Is Her Niqab The Story? by Ajibbbbbb: 5:38pm On Jul 22
dominique:
She's too young to be put in a niqab, her parents should have allowed her make that decision on her own when she becomes an adult.
But those who wear miniskirts are not too young?

Are the way people dress to school part of our cultural dressings in Nigeria or they were forced on us ?
Education › Re: Maryam Yusuf Won Gold For Nigeria. Why Is Her Niqab The Story? by Ajibbbbbb: 5:36pm On Jul 22
safarifarms:
Unfortunately, she stood out as the odd one in the midst. Actually looks like a masquerade in the midst of the other youngsters. Maybe if there were several other masked people in the picture it would have made things blend and not look odd.

It takes bravery to stand out like that. I feel for her though. Congrats to her. Her win is more important.

By the way, I won't have noticed that she had originally appeared in a mask except that you brought it here to make a topic. So you are the one who is making it a topic of discussion.
Masquerade?

That's her belief!


What can you say about some people going to worship the lord, but they must not put on footwear
What of those that mustn't use earrings

You won't say about some that dress half-baked. Some miniskirt


She's not a masquerade
Respect her belief
Foreign Affairs › Re: US To Use Bulgaria Military Base Against Iran. Iran Warns Of Consequences by Ajibbbbbb: 9:50pm On Jul 21
Killallmuslims:
The US should nuke Iran and turn that godforsaken country into a desert
Nigeria should do the same you mentioned to your...
Politics › Re: Why Hasn't The Nigerian Government Banned Religious Activities Blocking Traffic? by Ajibbbbbb: 6:20pm On Jul 19
GiftofGod77:
This is very true. What is good for the geese is also good for the gander. Nigeria is a multi religious state. Baning preaching in public places should be uniform and not targeted at one religion over the other. If Christians are to be banned from teaching in public spaces such as buses then the early morning preachings from our Muslim Mosques should also be banned. Please if some people are not happy about some things they should relocate from the country or think of real issues facing our country. Instead of bringing up issues that so not have any economic well being on us.
Let everything be banned
Including vigil

Also, the traffic condition during services, especially around redeem route
Politics › Re: Why Hasn't The Nigerian Government Banned Religious Activities Blocking Traffic? by Ajibbbbbb: 6:15pm On Jul 19
GiftofGod77:
This is very true. What is good for the geese is also good for the gander. Nigeria is a multi religious state. Baning preaching in public places should be uniform and not targeted at one religion over the other. If Christians are to be banned from teaching in public spaces such as buses then the early morning preachings from our Muslim Mosques should also be banned. Please if some people are not happy about some things they should relocate from the country or think of real issues facing our country. Instead of bringing up issues that so not have any economic well being on us.
No religion should be allowed to use speaker again then
Also, there must be no night service throughout the nation
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Ajibbbbbb: 5:48pm On Jul 18
Which platform predicts price movement well
Islam › Re: 15 Rewards For Muslims In Jannah (Paradise)! by Ajibbbbbb: 6:44am On Jul 18
Rashduct4luv:
In Islam, Jannah (Paradise) is described as the ultimate reward and eternal abode of bliss for the believers who obey Allah and His Messenger.

A Muslim is anyone who sincerely submits to the will of Allah, following the guidance brought by any of His prophets. This includes the followers of all previous prophets, not just those who came after Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Islam views itself as the continuation and completion of the monotheistic faith revealed to all prophets from Adam to Muhammad.

The Qur’an and Sunnah provide vivid descriptions of the rewards awaiting Muslims in Jannah. Here is a list of some of the key rewards mentioned:

Rewards in Jannah for Muslims
1. Gardens beneath which rivers flow
Lush, beautiful gardens with flowing rivers are repeatedly mentioned as a symbol of eternal peace and abundance. (Qur’an 2:25)

2. Palaces and luxurious dwellings
Believers will have magnificent homes made of gold, silver, pearls, and precious stones. (Qur’an 22:23)

3. Eternal youth and health
Inhabitants of Jannah will never grow old or suffer illness or pain. (Qur’an 56:35-37)

4. Pure spouses (Houris)
Believers will be married to pure companions described as beautiful and modest. (Qur’an 44:54)

5. Delicious food and drink
Fruits, meats, and drinks that never cause intoxication or harm will be plentiful. (Qur’an 52:22-23)

6. Freedom from toil and fatigue
No hardship or fatigue will be experienced; only eternal comfort and happiness. (Qur’an 35:35)

7. Peace and safety
Jannah is a place free from fear, grief, or any negative emotions. (Qur’an 15:45-48)

8. Clothing of silk and brocade
The inhabitants will wear fine silk garments and jewelry. (Qur’an 18:31)

9. The company of righteous people
Believers will be reunited with family and friends who also enter Paradise. (Qur’an 52:21)

10. The greatest reward: Seeing Allah
The ultimate honor and joy in Jannah is the ability to see Allah with one’s own eyes. (Hadith, Sahih Muslim)

11. Eternal life without death
Life in Jannah is everlasting, with no death or end. (Qur’an 35:35)

12. Rivers of milk, honey, and wine
Symbolizing purity and delight, these rivers flow freely in Paradise. (Qur’an 47:15)

13. Thrones and couches of dignity
Believers will recline on thrones and couches in a dignified manner. (Qur’an 25:75)

14. Shade and coolness
Eternal shade and coolness will provide comfort from any heat. (Qur’an 76:13)

15. No hunger or thirst
All needs and desires will be fulfilled without any suffering. (Qur’an 56:20-21)

Jannah is described as a place of unimaginable beauty, comfort, and eternal joy. The rewards encompass physical pleasures, spiritual bliss, and the highest honor of all—being in the presence of Allah. These descriptions serve to motivate believers to live righteous lives and seek Allah’s mercy. May Allah grant us the joy of Jannah without Jahannam!
Allaahumma Aamiiin
Islam › Re: What Has Distracted You From Allah? by Ajibbbbbb: 6:42am On Jul 18
Coolgasman:
You are merely just adopting the Arabs' belief system.
Arab belief ?

Check your ways of life, if it's not built on white people culture and beliefs
Islam › Re: Some Sins That Come With Curses In Islam! by Ajibbbbbb: 6:37am On Jul 18
Inspirer1:
What happens if the person involved stops doing it AND seeks sincere repentance?
Inna Allah wasi'ul maghfiroti

Allah forgiveness is wide and available for the repentants
Education › Re: Court Of Appeal Upholds Hijab Ban In University Of Ibadan International School by Ajibbbbbb: 6:41am On Jul 15
Parachoko:
UI didn't create the school

It was established by Christians from Europe
And it is being run by whose money ?
Foreign Affairs › Re: We Were Your Backbone - Say 60,000 Zimbabweans As They Leave SA - PICTURES by Ajibbbbbb: 8:49am On Jul 08
RandDigital:
I put up three arguments above. I see you wanna dwell on just one.

1. Illegally staying in SAa.
2. Working without proper documents for less, hence not paying tax. This giving one an unfair advantage over locals.
3. Some commiting crimes and not being traced because they're undocumented. It's easier to arrest a local because they're on the system.
What about the documented ones!
Christianity Etc › Re: Norway Fan Preaches To Ishowspeed At The World Cup, "Jesus Loves You" (Video) by Ajibbbbbb: 3:08pm On Jul 05
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Deeeepandholy:
Of course, unsolicited and not in a religious area, Christians can preach to you any time any where. Not all religion enjoys that privilege

Muslims can’t even advocate for their children to cover their own hair. It’s Islamization
That's the way most of them get programmed
Education › Re: Court Of Appeal Upholds Hijab Ban In University Of Ibadan International School by Ajibbbbbb: 6:44pm On Jul 04
Bluna:
We all know that the real people behind this case are some muslim parents. Have they forgotten that UI International is a privately run school? No court can force a private institution to make hijab part of their uniform. UI is not Unilorin.
Private?

Who owns UI?
Islam › Re: 30 Forbidden Actions, Deeds, Foods, Clothing, And Behaviors In Islam Part 1! by Ajibbbbbb: 5:52pm On Jul 03
CodeTemplar:
Error. So god created unclean things?
Can you eat furs of animals ?
Islam › Re: Summary Of Events On The Day Of Resurrection! by Ajibbbbbb: 9:34am On Jun 25

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