ali hassan

Just another needle in the haystack, views definitely not my own.

[ali hassan @AlibhaiH]

@_falsi1ke Is it me or there are more melanated players in Europe than North African countries, Asian countries and some South American countries? I hate to admit but could be Europe has the face of the future

[ali hassan @AlibhaiH]

@baigBH5 @Alghurabaaaaaa Say no more, it’s ok.

[ali hassan @AlibhaiH]

The rider died and continues to be bashed. Meanwhile we don’t even know the owner of the probox, did it have insurance, was the driver’s license valid and will he be charged?
The biker though, everything. His high school grades are a step away from verification

[Cop Shakur @CopShakurkihara]

The man in the photo died together with his wife yesterday. They have left behind a five-month-old baby, now an orphan.

In the last four years, I have lost three close friends to speed-bike accidents. One left behind a pregnant wife, another left a one-year-old son, and the other was just about to get married.
When I lost the first friend, I tried talking to the other two about the dangers of speed bikes. One of them used to drink and then ride the bike for long distances. I even spoke to his family members, asking them to caution him or take the bike away from him, but he never listened. He eventually died on Uhuru Highway while riding his bike.

The other one was a prison warder. He died near KU Referral Hospital. He was always riding his bike at very high speed, often while drunk. I used to tell myself, “If he doesn’t stop, he will eventually die.”
Speed bikes are fun, but they are also very dangerous. It is an uncomfortable conversation to have, but it is the reality. With a speed bike, one small mistake and you are gone. And what about the people who love you?

Sometimes it is not even your mistake,then boom, you are gone.

If you own a speed bike, ask yourself many questions. If you cannot avoid using it, then always be cautious. Do not ride when you are drunk or stressed. Always maintain low speeds and avoid using it for long distances.

[𝕯𝖆𝛎𝖎𝐝🧘🏾‍♂️ @DavidPattt]

I can’t ever delete this video from my phone 😭😂😂

[🤠 @heavensbvnny]

I was in a meeting today where the room number was 404. I joked that I couldn't find the room and nobody understood. This is why I have a hard time making friends.

[`az @azgumel]

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“The believer is not one who insults others.”

— Jami at-Tirmidhi [1977]

[ali hassan @AlibhaiH]

@OmbetaC The comments are fire

[MUHAMMAD ONYANGO @Moha001_Onyango]

I remember a time in Ongata Rongai when well-off Muslim families would open their homes throughout Ramadan welcoming reverts and those going through a tough season and making sure no one broke their fast alone.

For many of us who were struggling back then, it lifted a huge burden. You could focus on your fast and your worship without the quiet anxiety of wondering what you’d have for iftar.

That spirit of generosity and brotherhood is something I’ll never forget.

[TheRealMvitaOne @FauzKhalid]

People usually think that when siblings go to court, it must be about inheritance or land disputes. But this true story from Saudi Arabia is completely different and truly moves the heart

An elderly man named Hizam Al-Ghamdi had to stand in court against his own younger brother and they were not fighting over money but instead, each of them insisted on taking responsibility for caring for their frail, elderly mother

Hizam argued strongly that he wanted to continue caring for his mother as he had always done saying that she was his very life but his younger brother disagreed believing that Hizam himself was already old and needed res

The courtroom became emotional as both brothers pleaded before the judge for the honour of caring for their mother

Unsure of what to decide the judge brought their mother in and asked her to choose and her answer touched everyone—she said she could not choose because both of her sons were like her left and right eyes

Since the mother could not decide the judge had to rule based on reason

The court eventually granted custody to the younger brother due to his younger age and greater strength

When the decision was announced the atmosphere became sorrowful as Hizam broke down in tears

He did not cry out of fear or anger but because he felt he had "lost" the precious opportunity to continue serving his mother in her remaining days

@JamaludinSheikh

[ali hassan @AlibhaiH]

@markessien @whyvert How, our grandparents along the East African coastal strip were reading and Writing in Swahili and Arabic

[ali hassan @AlibhaiH]

@__theSeyram Dholuo

[ali hassan @AlibhaiH]

@uda_nkzz @hiQ_dealer @OxdanC69671 @_Ojonya Bro do we have to have a wrong answer? You are right, so is she. We have digressed from the topic. How about you share atrocities committed to people in your area, then we learn from all?

[ali hassan @AlibhaiH]

@_The_Prophet__ @elonmusk I often wonder, why do westerners get so agitated when Africans are doing their thing? I have never sat to mull over what people in Europe or the Americas are upto. Can’t they allow us the same courtesy?

[• @Alquranconnect]

I’m in love with this mindset:

“Your rizq will find you, even if you’re tied in ropes.”

[المر أة الصالحة 🧕🏻‏ @HaleematourS]

Du’a to get your Du’a answered…

[Idris @7signxx]

A Du'a that covers 23 years of Dua's...

[Idris @7signxx]

This sermon (khutbah) left everyone silent...

[The Ghazalian @TheGhazalian]

Imam Al Ghazali tells a beautiful story about patience under extreme misfortune.

- Ihya Ulum al-Din, Kitab al sabr wa’l shukr

[Idris @7signxx]

Kindly listen...