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[Aisha Yahaya Ndanitsa, PhD @DrAishaYahayaN]

Please call me Mummy Hafiz ×2. 🤲🏽

Today was an emotional day for me. After three years away from the conventional school system, my two little boys made me incredibly proud.

They sat for an external assessment to certify them as memorizers (Huffaz) of the Holy Qur’an, and Alhamdulillah, they both passed! ❤️

My heart is full of gratitude. Please celebrate with me.

May Allah make the Qur’an the light of our hearts, a guide in our lives, and an intercessor for us on the Day of Judgment. Ameen.

[David Ornstein @David_Ornstein]

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[A.Y.O @YusufAsunmogejo]

Claiming no source when you don’t know any. lol 😂.

Let me help you cos it seems those who hired you for this propaganda work didn’t arm you well.

First of all, early Islamic historians stated that the lineage from the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) up to Adnan is authenticated, comprising twenty-one documented generations.

However, tracing every name from Adnan back to Ishmael is speculative because of the long span of centuries and the oral nature of pre-Islamic Arabian genealogy.

In fact, the Prophet (peace be upon him) has settled this himself fourteen centuries ago. He is a man of absolute truth. He never hid anything from us.

If you check Al-Tabaqat al-Kubra by Ibn Sa'd and the Seerah of Ibn Hisham, they brought the narration of Ibn Abbas that whenever the Prophet Muhammad traced his lineage, he stopped precisely at Adnan and would say:

كذب النسابون
The genealogists have lied (or fallen into error).

What does this tells you? It tells you that Islamic scholarship prioritizes historical integrity over making up fake, unbroken family trees to satisfy later critics.

Don’t rejoice yet, because I am about to prove it to you from historical, biblical and epigraphical evidence and sources —the one you claimed do not exist.

Truly, Adnan is recognized as the father of the Adnani (Northern and Western) Arabs. Classical genealogy and external historical records show that these northern Arabian tribes are the descendants of Kedar (Arabic: Qaydar), the son of Ishmael.

Why do I say so? If you check Genesis 25:13, Kedar is named as the second son of Ishmael. Throughout the Old Testament, the descendants of Kedar are identified as the inhabitants of the Arabian wilderness (Isaiah 21:16, Isaiah 42:11).

If you then check the Tarikh Ibn Khaldun (The Chronicle of Ibn Khaldun), he explained how tribal lineages preserve their macro-identities through oral traditions and geographical settlement patterns, even when intermediate names are lost over time.

This brings me to the secular historical proofs: The Kalhu Annals of Tiglath-Pileser III (dating from 745 to 727 BC) alongside the Rassam Cylinder of Ashurbanipal. You see these two texts, they contain Neo-Assyrian royal inscriptions that documented campaigns against the "Qidri" or "Kedarites," and identified them as the dominant Arab tribes ruling the geographic region of Northern Arabia and the Hejaz where the Quraysh eventually emerged.

If we combine these sources, we can establish that the Kedarite descendants of Ishmael maintained a continuous, dominant presence in the Hejaz across centuries, which is the very lineage the Quraysh emerged from. By extension, the ancestral link between Adnan and Ishmael is a robust historical reality even if intermediate names are lost due to the centurial differences.

In addition, your claim that nothing about the Prophet Muhammad is clear is an astonishing display of historical illiteracy, and I don’t blame you for it. I blame those gave you this hatched job you are doing.

Renowned non-Muslim historian Dr. Craig Considine in his book The Humanity of Muhammad: A Christian View (2020) and the early orientalist John Davenport in his landmark 1869 work An Apology for Mohammed and the Koran both agree that Prophet Muhammad is arguably the most meticulously documented religious figure of the ancient or medieval world.

While figures such Jesus, Moses, or Buddha have massive historical blind spots regarding their daily lives, the biography of Muhammad was recorded under the strict rules of Hadith transmission science (Isnad). You don’t know all these bro 😂

We know how he walked, how he ate, his political treaties, his military campaigns, his family life, and even the minor details of his personal appearance. Dey play 😂

Allah knows best.

[MOJ @moj_alabi]

[12/06/2026] - Graduating from the #1 ranked university in the world, MIT, is an honor I will carry with me for a lifetime.

More than the knowledge gained, I’m grateful for the shift in perspective of life this experience brought me.

With God, it always gets better. 🚀

[Michael Taiwo @AskMichaelTaiwo]

The answer everyone gives is skin. Here is why that answer is more complicated than your textbook admits.

Skin covers about 8 pounds and 22 square feet of the average adult body. That is genuinely impressive. But the moment you ask "largest by what measure," the textbook answer starts to crack.

The gas-exchanging surface of the lungs has been estimated at 70 square meters, roughly half the size of a singles tennis court. The absorptive mucosal surface of the gastrointestinal tract has been estimated to be the size of an American football field. Skin's 1.8 square meters is not even close on functional surface area.

And by weight? The skeleton accounts for about 14% of human body weight, and skeletal muscle accounts for 42% in the average adult male. Skin, at roughly 5 to 8% of body weight, is nowhere near the top of that list either.

Then in 2018, everything got more interesting.

A team of American medical researchers announced they had discovered a new organ. Anatomists had been studying the human body since ancient times. How could they miss a whole organ? Because it is a very unusual one. It is a network of fluid-filled sacs lined with strong, flexible proteins found under the skin, in the lining of the gut, and around the lungs, blood vessels, and muscles.

Scientists from NYU School of Medicine named this structure the interstitium, potentially the 80th organ, and possibly the largest in the body.

It remained unseen for so long because traditional microscopy techniques, which fix tissues onto slides, did not allow a broad enough view to recognize its existence. We literally could not see it until new imaging tools made it visible.

It is vast, covering as much as 20% of the body's volume by some estimates. Scientists had always known that 20% of body fluids were unaccounted for in a total tally of blood, lymph, and serum. That missing fluid, totalling about 10 litres, is found in the interstitium.

The interstitium may also act as an open pathway, a fluid-moving highway, that cancer cells use to spread, potentially explaining why metastasis increases significantly once the submucosa is compromised by tumors.

The real lesson here: the answer your teacher marked correct in 2005 is now genuinely contested. Human biology is still being written.

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[mariana Z @mariana057]

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A country with scientists will always achieve development faster than a country with prayer warriors.

[Arojinle @arojinle1]

Termites cannot digest cellulose (wood or paper) on their own. They rely on gut microbes (flagellate protozoa and bacteria) to break it down into usable nutrients. Flagyl kills these microbes. Without them, termites starve even if they eat wood, leading to death within weeks.

Studies use metronidazole specifically to induce defaunation in research, confirming it leads to termite death or colony collapse (sometimes triggering cannibalism in reproductives due to hunger).

So, what do people do...They soak flagyl in water and soak cardboards in it. They then place these cardboards in strategic places. The termites pick them up, tear parts of it and take it home. What happens next...your guess is good as mine

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[Arojinle @arojinle1]

This stupid habit of attributing anything you find condescending to Ìbàdàn does not make sense. It's not cruise. It's negative and false stereotyping.

It's not like most of you have a town/village you're proud of.

[Dr. Yakubu Sani Wudil @yakubwudil]

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They accept applications for direct PhD from BSc.

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Apply and share with qualified applicants. Best wishes!

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[Johnmark Obiefuna @jayhemz]

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The moment an idea was whispered to you, it was whispered to 1525 others in different locations.

It's first to the finish line. 😂

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