₦airaland Forum

According to the counting of the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), today marks the 29th of Sha’aban, 1446 AH. This means that Ramadan will begin either tomorrow or the next day, depending on the sighting of the moon.

As Muslims in Nigeria, we must take guidance from our recognized leadership. The NSCIA, under the Sultan of Sokoto, is our reference point. There is no Hausa moon, no Fulani moon. Islam unites us beyond ethnicity. Let us wait for the official announcement before we begin our fast, as unity in worship is a key principle in our Deen.

Ramadan is a blessed month, a time of immense mercy and reward. Let us make the most of it by:

- Reciting and reflecting on the Qur’an
- Increasing our acts of worship, including Nafl prayers and Qiyaam al-Layl
- Attending Tafseer sessions to deepen our understanding of Islam
- Giving generously in Sadaqah to those in need
- Strengthening our connection with Allah through Dhikr and sincere Du'a
- Seeking forgiveness and purifying our hearts from grudges and sins

May Allah grant us the ability to fast with sincerity, in good health, and with a strong Imaan. May He accept out worship, forgive our shortcomings, and make us among those who attain His mercy and Jannah.

Ameen.

I noticed things are always better for us in Nigeria during the holy month of Ramadan

Ramadan will be celebrated in the South West when our Muslim Spiritual leader announces it.
Not when one Fulani from Futa Jallon tells us.
Yoruba will not take instructions from Sokoto.
That era is over.

Chief Imam of yorubaland has said that fasting will commence on March 1, and it is a no going back.

Backwardness is the motto.

NASA has all the records….
Civilization has brought modernity to all these things. You don’t need sultan to be sighting moon.

The only thing Islam gets better at is terrorism, every other thing is backward

The religion that kpaaii human being most on earth. DISGRACEFUL RELIGION shioorrr yin

Alhamdulillah

Hmmm, Gbemi de be. Lmao

Aldebaran:
Alhamdulillah

Lukgaf:
According to the counting of the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), today marks the 29th of Sha’aban, 1446 AH. This means that Ramadan will begin either tomorrow or the next day, depending on the sighting of the moon.

As Muslims in Nigeria, we must take guidance from our recognized leadership. The NSCIA, under the Sultan of Sokoto, is our reference point. There is no Hausa moon, no Fulani moon. Islam unites us beyond ethnicity. Let us wait for the official announcement before we begin our fast, as unity in worship is a key principle in our Deen.

Ramadan is a blessed month, a time of immense mercy and reward. Let us make the most of it by:

- Reciting and reflecting on the Qur’an
- Increasing our acts of worship, including Nafl prayers and Qiyaam al-Layl
- Attending Tafseer sessions to deepen our understanding of Islam
- Giving generously in Sadaqah to those in need
- Strengthening our connection with Allah through Dhikr and sincere Du'a
- Seeking forgiveness and purifying our hearts from grudges and sins

May Allah grant us the ability to fast with sincerity, in good health, and with a strong Imaan. May He accept out worship, forgive our shortcomings, and make us among those who attain His mercy and Jannah.

Ameen.

How many churches are in the schedule for burning?

Christians post on Sundays and Muslims don't insult them, but you come on here every Friday to insult us and Islam but we ignore. You this same people claim Muslims lack tolerance. God will judge your hypocrisy! No matter your hate and propaganda, countless reasonable people research about Islam objectively and convert.

My phone says tomorrow. What is the doubt again?

Sincerely1:
Christians post on Sundays and Muslims don't insult them, but you come on here every Friday to insult us and Islam but we ignore. You this same people claim Muslims lack tolerance. God will judge your hypocrisy! No matter your hate and propaganda, countless reasonable people research about Islam objectively and convert.

They are not true Christians. If religions are real, we’ll see the real Christians on the final day.

See as everywhere dry.. is dr any sings dt fastin is approaching? Won ti ba aye je awon alfa oloselu

Lukgaf:
According to the counting of the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), today marks the 29th of Sha’aban, 1446 AH. This means that Ramadan will begin either tomorrow or the next day, depending on the sighting of the moon.

As Muslims in Nigeria, we must take guidance from our recognized leadership. The NSCIA, under the Sultan of Sokoto, is our reference point. There is no Hausa moon, no Fulani moon. Islam unites us beyond ethnicity. Let us wait for the official announcement before we begin our fast, as unity in worship is a key principle in our Deen.

Ramadan is a blessed month, a time of immense mercy and reward. Let us make the most of it by:

- Reciting and reflecting on the Qur’an
- Increasing our acts of worship, including Nafl prayers and Qiyaam al-Layl
- Attending Tafseer sessions to deepen our understanding of Islam
- Giving generously in Sadaqah to those in need
- Strengthening our connection with Allah through Dhikr and sincere Du'a
- Seeking forgiveness and purifying our hearts from grudges and sins

May Allah grant us the ability to fast with sincerity, in good health, and with a strong Imaan. May He accept out worship, forgive our shortcomings, and make us among those who attain His mercy and Jannah.

Ameen.

Amin

Lukgaf:
According to the counting of the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), today marks the 29th of Sha’aban, 1446 AH. This means that Ramadan will begin either tomorrow or the next day, depending on the sighting of the moon.

As Muslims in Nigeria, we must take guidance from our recognized leadership. The NSCIA, under the Sultan of Sokoto, is our reference point. There is no Hausa moon, no Fulani moon. Islam unites us beyond ethnicity. Let us wait for the official announcement before we begin our fast, as unity in worship is a key principle in our Deen.

Ramadan is a blessed month, a time of immense mercy and reward. Let us make the most of it by:

- Reciting and reflecting on the Qur’an
- Increasing our acts of worship, including Nafl prayers and Qiyaam al-Layl
- Attending Tafseer sessions to deepen our understanding of Islam
- Giving generously in Sadaqah to those in need
- Strengthening our connection with Allah through Dhikr and sincere Du'a
- Seeking forgiveness and purifying our hearts from grudges and sins

May Allah grant us the ability to fast with sincerity, in good health, and with a strong Imaan. May He accept out worship, forgive our shortcomings, and make us among those who attain His mercy and Jannah.

Ameen.

Alliamdulillahi 🤲 I was able to witness the Ramadan with my family.

inyass2580:
See as everywhere dry.. is dr any sings dt fastin is approaching? Won ti ba aye je awon alfa oloselu

. God bless u my brother.. drs no single signs of fasting Jst few ppl r observing it because drs no money to stock food for ous…. I pray God answer all our prayer mk Nigeria self better again