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Antecote:
Don't mind her, she's still young, doesn't know what life is. When the time comes she won't know when she will open

JoshMedia:
Correct

Oma307:
I guess you are one

bethedoski:
Hi Dr, Will be glad to get them for you too .
There are many nice hostels off-campus you could easily afford for your intended duration of stay(at the agent's discretion of course).
I can't guarantee that of the Dr's quarters reservation but will be sure to make enquiries. Congratulations Dr

Onatolu39:
Hello guys,
This accommodation is available now for corpers/students.
It s a self contain apartment located in Tanke,Ilorin!

There is water, light and security..

No need to pay agents fee or anything...
100k per year!

Call me on 09054807001...

bethedoski:
Hi Dr, Will be glad to get them for you too .
There are many nice hostels off-campus you could easily afford for your intended duration of stay(at the agent's discretion of course).
I can't guarantee that of the Dr's quarters reservation but will be sure to make enquiries. Congratulations Dr

bethedoski:
Congrats Dr...
For the past questions, I could easily talk to the doctors I know here and get most of them for you...

Regarding accommodation... there are a couple vacant rooms in the Dr's quarters u could lodge for the period of your exams... it would be imperative though, to arrive earlier so as to secure one... Fellowships would gladly cater for u pending that. Congrats once again!

Am a 4th year Unilorin med student.

Dr Lagusta ✋, why you press pause on your diaries now?

oxypress:
Why not go to the outpatients clinic first for doctors to assess you. If they detect endocrine problems you will be referred to endocrinology section. That should be the normal practice in all hospitals. Same thing if the case is emergency you can be referred from that section too. I am not in LUTH o!

funmisticqueen:
yes, if not they wont answer you, you can get it from any hospital. I am not too sure if they have clinic on wednesday afternoon though but i am sure of other days

funmisticqueen:
come to LUTH, endocrinology clinic holds every afternoon from 2pm, just come with a referral letter and they will see you

76Naira:
Funny you.
I know Ibukun personally. I don't call her Abiola. I knew her classmates where she schooled, know her parents and sister.
Infact, I knew her when she was 16, 5 years ago and I spoke to her 3 days back when she returned for this event.
She is a super bright girl. got A's with a few glances over her books. If you want to see smart, engage her and you will appreciate what she is made of.

Cheers

Exponental:
Finished secondary school at 15. Is there a Uni DAT does Medicine for 5years? Assuming 1yr houseman ship is not altered?

BiggyB242:
My cuz just started Madonna Uni, she is 15 in for med and her younger sis just 13 already in SS2,Kids these days jumping classes.

lexiconkabir:
Ok, that will be when the whole family (including me) had an accident at Iwo road when we were coming back from eid al-adha celebrations, my brothers and my sister were ok, my dad was ok and my mum was ok, i was the only one THAT ALMOST DIED, why? I was sitting behind my dad, so when he was struggling with the steering, he finally hit a tree, the branch of the tree compressed the door(beside where i sat), dislocated my arm and gave me a cut on my face.


According to my mum, my iris/pupils went up and All that was left was my sclera (i.e the whitish part), she thought i had died and was crying heavily because i stopped breathing(according to her), i was unconscious for only Allaah knows how long.


when i gained consciousness, i found my hand hanged while i was on bed, then i started thinking, I almost died, if i had died where will be my end? sincerely i lived a sinful life, I didn't pray AT ALL! the prophet(sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam) said, the difference between a muslim and a kaafir is salaah, umar ibn khattab said, he who does not pray is a kaafir, therefore i was a kaafir at the point of death, so i ask where will be my abode after death? your guess is as good as mine ETERNAL HELL!


you could imagine the tears that rolled down my cheeks (not literally tho, i hardly shed tears ), what kind of life have i been living? life of NO SALAAH, life of GIRLS(yes i had GFs), infact at the point of death i was with "punk hairstyle", so is this how i would've gone to Allaah with "punk"? , I had earpiece listening to the Qur'an of shaytaan(i.e music) when thr accident happened, was this how i would've died? with so much burden to carry when i stand in front of Allaah? a day when every atom weight of evil you have done will be shown to you? how bout the punishment i would've received in the grave before yaumul qiyaamah? subhanAllaah, Allaah had mercy upon me.


so when i finally gained admission, i started changing bit by bit, i walked with friends that were practicing Muslims, that way my eeman increased and became practising muslim till today, the hardest life i had to leave was the Life of Girls, it was really difficult! the greatest jihaad is jihaad an-nafs i.e fighting against ones whims and desires.

















































Why are you still scrolling down? story don finish na? or what else do you want me to say? oh!


jumah mubarak

Contact17:
As’salam alaikum brothers and sisters in Islam.

Today, I would like us to share unforgettable experience(s) that drew us closer to Allah subuhanu wa ta’ala. It does not have to be a negative experience but something you will like to share with others so we may benefit from it.
Today I will be sharing one of the many times I thought I was going to die. This is one of the times I said to myself ‘ah oti ton fun mi’/ it is over for me.
It all began about nine weeks to Ramadan. I noticed I would randomly get dizzy and nauseated. I did not really have any major health issues so I didn’t bother much. I was a little worried but I didn’t pay much attention to it.

Lesson no 1: Take care of your body as much as you can because it’s trust from Allah.

Time went by, Ramadan came, and these symptoms became more frequent especially during the last ten days. I could not pinpoint why, but I thought perhaps, it was dehydration or low blood sugar. However, during one of the last ten nights, my symptoms worsened. I was tired, vomiting, and dizzy. I had never ever felt like this before. I have felt tired and weak before but this was on another level. I felt like my body had failed me and had given up on me.

Now, I have many experiences where I thought I was going to die (like the time I almost drowned) but this was different. This time I believed I was dying.Questing started to pop in. Did I live a good life? How would my case be with Allah? What of the people that I might have backbitten, slandered, or oppressed in any way? Did I oppress people with my tongue and hands? I have not had a chance to seek their forgiveness.

Lesson no2: Repent seek forgiveness from those you may have oppressed in any way or form. If you cannot do that that make dua for them, speak and treat them in a good manner.

One of the hadith that was stuck in my mind at that time, was the Prophet’s advice (peace and blessing be upon him) to take five before five.
It was narrated that the Prophet (peace and blessing be upon him) advised: “Take benefit of five before five: Your youth before your old age, your health before your sickness, your wealth before your poverty, your free time before you are preoccupied, and your life before your death”. (Narrated by Ibn Abbas and reported by Al Hakim)

I couldn’t but wonder......did I take advantage of my life? My health? My time? If I were to die now, would I die a good death? Am I being hopeful of Allah?

It was narrated that Jaabir ibn ‘Abdullah al-Ansaari (may Allah have mercy on him) said: I heard the Messenger of Allah (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) say, three days before he died: “No one of you should die except thinking positively of Allah.” Narrated by Muslim (2877).
An-Nawawi (may Allah have mercy on him) on commentary of the hadith said: The scholars mentioned what is meant by thinking positively of Allah, may He be exalted, is thinking that He will have mercy on you and forgive you. Then, when the signs of death appear, hope should outweigh fear, or should prevail completely. Sharh Muslim (17/210)

At some point I started to wonder how much of my little wealth savings did I really keep for myself.
Al-Tirmidhi narrated that they slaughtered a sheep at the time of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) and gave it in charity except for its shoulder. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) asked ‘As’ishah, “What is left of it?” She said: “Nothing is left except the shoulder.” He said: “All of it will remain except its shoulder.” Classed as saheeh by al-Albaani in Saheeh al-Tirmidhi.

Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen on commentary of this hadith mentioned. Whatever a person eats goes and no longer remains, but that which he gives in charity is what will remain for him with Allaah and he will benefit from it on the Day of Resurrection. This hadeeth is a reference to the verse in which Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):
“Whatever is with you, will be exhausted, and whatever is with Allaah (of good deeds) will remain” [al-Nahl 16:96].

I would like us to pause for moment and ask ourselves how much of our time are we really spending for ourselves? And how much of our wealth are we really spending for ourselves?

I will leave you with the advice of the Prophet (peace and blessing be upon him) who said; “Be in this world as if you were a stranger or a traveler along a path.” Ibn Umar said, “If you enter the evening, then do not wait for the morning. If you enter the morning, then do not wait for the evening. Take from your health for your sickness and from your life for your death.” Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 6053

We all know that death is as real as it can get and our clocks are continuously ticking, so what have we prepared for when the soul would reach the throats?

NOTE: This story has been exaggerated a little to draw lessons.

culled from https://thatislamictalk..qa/2016/11/an-unfortabale-experience.html

Bibors:
The actions of pregnant women with husbands is so strange and acceptable but I have never seen pant woman who got pregnant without a husband who acts like this. How come these girls or ladies carry their pregnancy without acting movies.
These acts are psychological.
I can agree that , certain smells may affect some people and some may spit always.

bencarson007:
@Feanah...God bless you my dear
You are very intelligent and highly observant.
They truly don't.
They just package their wahala and keep it on one side. You might not even know they are pregnant.
I don't know why it is like that though.

Mustay:
Interesting observation. Just to clarify Feanah, what do you mean by unwanted pregnancy - married or unmarried couples