Diyaar Academy For Arabic And Islamic Studies

Diyaar Academy is an Islamic and Arabic online learning platform.

[Diyaar Academy For Arabic And Islamic Studies @Diyaaracademy]

This is Diyaar Academy.
We are dedicated to training young and old Muslims to be Islamically conscious, sound and deliberate Muslims who know what Islaam is and what it is not. To make it easy and schedule-friendly, our programs are virtual (online).

Reach out to us now.

[Yusuf Ozemoya Abubakar (Abu Mus'abil-khayr) @Abu_y4all]

*🌿 Helping Our Children Love Solah*

A child’s love for solah is nurtured long before it becomes a responsibility. 🤍
As parents, let us make prayer something our children look forward to, not something they only associate with correction or pressure.

✨ Be their role model.
🌱 Start early and make it simple.
📖 Teach through stories, du’as and encouragement.
💛 Praise their efforts, even the little ones.
🕌 Create a peaceful, prayer-friendly home.

Our goal is not merely to teach our children how to pray, but to help them understand why they pray and love standing before Allah.
May Allah make our children among those who establish the solah and find comfort and joy in it. Ameen. 🤲🏽

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[Yusuf Ozemoya Abubakar (Abu Mus'abil-khayr) @Abu_y4all]

You could be the best husband in the world and your wife still finds something to complain and be unhappy about. It is not you, but her.
You could be the best wife in the world as well and your husband still finds something to complain and be unhappy about. It is not you, but him.

Just do your best and relax. You don't have to sacrifice yourself.
If you buy a cap with your head, you won't wear the cap.

~ Ozemoya

[Yusuf Ozemoya Abubakar (Abu Mus'abil-khayr) @Abu_y4all]

ALLAAH's ways are different. You can hate something and pray it never happens to you. Yet ALLAAH accepted that du'aa. But He knows that it is better for you for that thing to happen to you than it not happening. Then He makes it happen to you, grant you patience to bear it and later, you realise what ALLAAH saved you from.
May our trials turn success for us.

~ Ozemoya

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Watching our students shine is proof the right environment makes the difference.
To transform your child's learning experience, join the Diyaar family today, reach out to us now to start!
Learn. Grow. Serve.

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@cianin_c Oh, we don't do that here.
It's a pity you admitted that is what you do in Catholic church.

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A young Muslim boy was asked what he'd do if he had just 24 hours more to live.
His response? Watch.

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A young Muslim boy was asked what he'd do if he had just 24 hours more to live.
His response? Watch.

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@cianin_c Your dad would need it more. You don't think?

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@dawee_pot Better than your dad.

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@ClydeShelt85235 You are just an irrelevant F00I.

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@prasann93628192 That's bad of you. Perhaps you going through some depression.

I can help with free therapy.

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@pataderp Yeah, he mentioned hos perspectives which includes public benefit; teaching The Qur'aan to people.

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@Calamity2045186 Your tears will be long!
I am a Nigerian living in Nigeria, anyway.

[Yusuf Ozemoya Abubakar (Abu Mus'abil-khayr) @Abu_y4all]

Full video now available on my Facebook profile: Yusuf Ozemoya Abubakar.

"Investing in Companies Involved in Riba: Sharee'ah Rulings, Contemporary Standards & Practical Applications",
The seminar organised by Ustaadh Yusuf Ozemoya Abubakar on Sunday, 13th of September, 2026, at 9:00 am, that featured Ust:
Teslim Akosile, Oke Taofeek Deji and Kabir Nasir, is now available to watch and download here.

Share for other people's benefit. Baaraka LLAAHU feekum.

~ Ozemoya

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Assalaamu 'alaykum.
Please don't forget it is 9:00 am. This morning.

Be there.

[Yusuf Ozemoya Abubakar (Abu Mus'abil-khayr) @Abu_y4all]

Assalaamu 'alaykum.
Please join us tomorrow 13th of September, 2026 (tomorrow) for a public seminar.

Central Topic:
“Investing in Companies Involved in Riba: Sharee'ah Rulings, Contemporary Standards & Practical Applications”

Speakers & Subtopics

1st speaker: Shaykh Tesleem Akosile — Practical Application
“Definition Of Shares & The Prohibition Of Riba”
9:10 am to 9:30 am.

2nd speaker: Shaykh Oke Taofiq —
“Mixed Companies & Riba: Contemporary Scholarly Positions and the Basis of Their Differences On Such Investment ”
Time: 9:35 am to 10:05 am.

3rd speaker Shaykh Kabeer Nasir Al-Asfar — Expanding:
“The Sharee'ah Ruling on Shares Involving Ribā: Principles, Evidence & the Maliki Perspective”
Time: 10:10 am to 10:40 am.

Final Panel/Q&A:
10:40 to 11:30 am.

Conclusion of Panel:
“Mixed Companies & Riba: Where Do We Draw the Line?”

Moderator: Yusuf Ozemoya Abubakar (Abu Mus'abil-khayr).

To join, check comments;

[Yusuf Ozemoya Abubakar (Abu Mus'abil-khayr) @Abu_y4all]

Assalaamu 'alaykum.
Please join us tomorrow 13th of September, 2026 (tomorrow) for a public seminar.

Central Topic:
“Investing in Companies Involved in Riba: Sharee'ah Rulings, Contemporary Standards & Practical Applications”

Speakers & Subtopics

1st speaker: Shaykh Tesleem Akosile — Practical Application
“Definition Of Shares & The Prohibition Of Riba”
9:10 am to 9:30 am.

2nd speaker: Shaykh Oke Taofiq —
“Mixed Companies & Riba: Contemporary Scholarly Positions and the Basis of Their Differences On Such Investment ”
Time: 9:35 am to 10:05 am.

3rd speaker Shaykh Kabeer Nasir Al-Asfar — Expanding:
“The Sharee'ah Ruling on Shares Involving Ribā: Principles, Evidence & the Maliki Perspective”
Time: 10:10 am to 10:40 am.

Final Panel/Q&A:
10:40 to 11:30 am.

Conclusion of Panel:
“Mixed Companies & Riba: Where Do We Draw the Line?”

Moderator: Yusuf Ozemoya Abubakar (Abu Mus'abil-khayr).

To join, check comments;

[Yusuf Ozemoya Abubakar (Abu Mus'abil-khayr) @Abu_y4all]

I was behaving as if I had been programmed.

To be honest, I was hoping he would fight with me so that I could call the police and drag him to the police station and the courts, just as those women had advised me.

They had told me that if the matter reached the police, they would arrange someone to handle my case.

Anyway, I left and attended the event.

I told them what had happened. They shouted, celebrated and lifted me up as if I had liberated Jerusalem!

They congratulated me for a whole week, celebrating my ‘freedom from that useless man’.

The following morning, my husband officially confirmed the divorce in court, and I received a message on my phone.

I sent them a picture of the divorce document.

They organised a special celebration for me and congratulated me on what they called my ‘great victory’.

I left my home and my children and rented an apartment close to my workplace.

My apartment became one of their meeting places.

They also sent me small amounts of money from time to time—sometimes as gifts, sometimes as help to furnish my apartment, and so on.

To make a long story short, I stayed with them for almost four years.

Then I discovered the truth about this harmful group.

I realised that their goal was to destroy families by creating hatred and hostility towards men and making women believe that every man is a devil.

They taught women that they must be financially independent, have their own salary and car, and never allow a man to question them—even their own father.

After four years, I finally woke up and started asking myself:

‘What have I gained from these people?’

I destroyed my home.

I lost my husband—a kind, brave and generous man.

My children and daughters became ashamed of me. They hardly visit me except when their father pressures them to, and even then they stay only for a few minutes before leaving.

I became ashamed of myself in front of my daughters.

My sons refuse to visit me.

I almost turned to drugs just to escape from my reality, but I chose psychiatric medication as the lesser of two evils.

It is true that I eventually returned to Allah, became committed to my religion and started praying again.

But my children are not willing to accept advice from me anymore.

I am now 42 years old, but anyone who sees me would think I am 60.

I believe the evil starts from the places they call cafés. There is so much evil in these places. I swear by Allah, no sensible woman should go there.

Doctor, please save the girls.

Save the rebellious women.

By Allah, they can be more dangerous than drug dealers.

Doctor, I have so much more to tell you about this group, but my health does not allow me to write more.

I am writing this while completely broken down. My hands and body are trembling.

Oh Allah, I repent to You.

O Allah, please bring back my husband, my children and the home that I destroyed with my own hands.

And if someone can intervene and help us reconcile, I want to go back to my home.”

End.

[Yusuf Ozemoya Abubakar (Abu Mus'abil-khayr) @Abu_y4all]

Feminism: The Destruction of Families
By: A 42 year-old Arab woman, formerly a feminist

A woman from an Arab country sent a message to Dr Ahmed Abdullah Al-Omari, the imam and khatib of Miqat Mosque. She wrote:

“Doctor, you keep talking about feminism. والله (I swear by Allah), neither you nor those with you really know what feminism is!

I have been involved with them for years. I am a university graduate, a teacher, 42 years old, and a mother of three boys and two girls. So, I am not an ignorant woman.

I was drawn into this movement after I became addicted to Twitter and Instagram.

May Allah not forgive the person who brought this into our lives.

I was living peacefully. My husband was a good man—kind, generous and respectable. But he was firm with me and with our daughters.

I got to know some women through Twitter and Instagram. Their discussions were very strong, and most of them were focused on hating everything related to men: husbands, fathers and brothers.

One of the main things they focused on was portraying husbands as evil. They kept saying that a woman could never be happy while living with a husband unless he completely submitted to her, or she divorced him.

At first, I only joined their discussions for entertainment, and I was not really convinced.

Then they introduced me to some women who were well connected in my city. They started inviting me to different gatherings, but my husband did not allow me to attend events outside those organised by our relatives.

So I started lying to him.

I would tell him, ‘This is the engagement ceremony of my colleague's daughter,’ or ‘This is the naming ceremony of my colleague's seventh child,’ and so on. Every time, I had a different lie.

I saw them looking happy. They seemed to have no restrictions at all—not in the way they dressed, not in going out, or in anything else.

I started attending these gatherings and began thinking, ‘How have I been wasting my life?’

Or rather, they made me feel that I had been wasting my life.

The gatherings were extremely open and liberal. I was not used to that kind of lifestyle, but Satan made it look attractive to me, and soon I could no longer stay away from it.

I began to see their gatherings as paradise, my home as hell, and my husband as the biggest devil.

We used to rent private chalets and event centres, and sometimes we gathered at one of our homes.

They had a lot of money. Most of them were working women. If any of them did not have a job, they would help her find one. Their main goal was to make sure that she would never need a man financially.

Our gatherings involved dancing, music and what they called complete freedom.

But the most dangerous part was that each woman would tell stories about her husband—how she had ‘taught him a lesson’, how she dragged him to court, how she got him into debt, how she made his life miserable, and so on.

And I would sit there listening like a fool, becoming more and more angry with my own husband.

Sometimes, some men would come and give us talks about self-development, independence and similar topics.

During these talks, they would also make jokes and mock husbands.

I started seeing my husband as a devil who had deprived me of happiness. I was just waiting for the day when I would finally explode at him.

That day eventually came.

I told him, ‘I am going to my colleague's event tonight.’

He asked, ‘Which colleague?’

I replied, ‘That is none of your business!’

It was the first time in my life that I had ever spoken to him like that.

He looked at me sternly and said, ‘You are not going.’

I replied, ‘I am going. Do whatever you want.’

I do not even know how I said those words. I had never spoken to him like that before.

But that was the result of more than a year of being influenced and emotionally charged against him.

He then said, ‘If you walk out of that door, you are divorced.’

I replied, ‘That's exactly what I want! I am leaving.’

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[Yusuf Ozemoya Abubakar (Abu Mus'abil-khayr) @Abu_y4all]

Prof. Abdur-Razzaaq Alaro has spoken on the Dangote IPO shares.
Al-hamdu li LLAAH.

Please buy shares as much as you can. The refinery looks more promising and we Muslims should take advantage of it.

Each share is N525. With 5k, you can always get 10 shares.
Buy for all your children and dependents. Parents and siblings. Let us dominate the buying of halaal shares. The non-Muslims have more opportunities to financial inclusivity than us as they do not steer clear from riba based institutions. This one is 1 in 10. Don't slip. As I want growth for myself, I want it for you and all Muslims. The success of one of us is all ours.

This is my counsel for you today.

~ Ozemoya

[Yusuf Ozemoya Abubakar (Abu Mus'abil-khayr) @Abu_y4all]

This thinking is actually polytheistics. It violates one of the fundamentals of Tawheed, which is certainty about what ALLAAH and His Messenger informed us of. Let us not be carried away by the trends to begin to doubt the certainty.

May ALLAAH fix our affairs.

~ Ozemoya