@Ongod771@simpulawrence@YusufAsunmogejo Since you are his spokesperson, tell us what is wrong with their gathering or their prayers. The guy is not an extremist but just a plain enemy of Islam.
@YusufAsunmogejo It is now very obvious you urgently need a medical care. What exactly is your problem? Must you always attack the ummah just for you to get Elon Musk's money? What exactly is wrong with this video? May Allah heal you brother.
@valtim001 Come and learn what exactly? You want people who are 100 years of your region to come and learn from you? And when it's time for admission your children will be crying they're not giving them admission in the same region.
House of Alimi at Ilorin was not as powerful as we imagine in the days of old.... It was the British and colonial rule to gave the Emir powers he never had. The defato powers at Ilorin resided with the Baloguns. Each Balogun was a tribal leader of his subgroup, acted as independent kings with their their own markets and treated with contempt any order of the Emir that did not suit them.
The first British colonial resident at Ilorin (David Carnegie) observed that ‘The Emir was powerless and that the actual rulers in Ilorin Emirate were the Balogun and the other Chiefs:
The defato ruler of Ilorin at the time was Balogun Inakoju. He was so powerful that he could install and depose an emir. He was also strongly against British rule...… In 1895, Balogun Inakoju staged a palace coup, had Emir Moma killed and placed a new puppet Emir Sulemanu on the throne...
His reason for deposing Emir Moma was his friendship with the British... He made agreements with them without the concent of Inakoju and the other Baloguns…. The British was uncomfortable with Inajoku's powers at Ilorin..... Moma's successor.... (Emir Sulemanu) was reluctant to discuss bi-lateral agreements with The British as well… He feared it would incur the wrath of Balogun Inakoju.
The British decided that Balogun Inakoju must be subdued and made an example. The concept of indirect rule required the emir to have strong centralized powers….
According to another Colonial administrator in 1900 (Dr. Dwyer).... ‘The only way by which the colonial administration could be established in Ilorin Emirate without much cost, was to depose and deport Balogun Inakoju, the actual ruler of Ilorin’
1902.... Inakoju was arrested after a six year campaign against him by Dwyer and Lord Lugard. He was deposed and exiled to Jebba.
Contrary to what the British had expected… The exile turned him into a folk hero.... It did not stop his followers from paying him homage…. The colonial administration totally underestimated Balogun Inakoju's influence at Ilorin… to their alarm, large crowds traveled from Ilorin to Jebba to show him support… To further disconnect him from his followers, he was moved from Jebba to Lokoja.
@salamioladeji@YusufAsunmogejo The mountain where Prophet Muhammad first met the angel Jibril (Gabriel) is Jabal al-Nour (the Mountain of Light). If mountain is that bad, the angel won't meet the prophet there and also prophet Muhammad won't be sitting down there.
@YusufAsunmogejo The prayer led by Alfa Alimi "Sheikh Alimi and other scholars to establish the Ilorin Islamic caliphate was performed on a mountain known as Oke Sunna. It is now in university of Ilorin.
@Nafeesa1404@YusufAsunmogejo Where is the Iranu here? Stop following people blindly. Going to mountain for prayer is not bidah. Prophet Musa, Isa and prophet Muhammad ( PBU them ) go to mountain for prayer. Even during hajj they go to mountain on Harafat day. Let stop attacking people unprovoked.
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@AKakanfo This is a powerful message from Traore. I really this message will get to our leaders in Nigeria especially Yorubaland. The bastards are already everywhere, attacking people for not having beards or not cutting their trousers. Claiming salafi and acting like the saints.
@AKakanfo Our elites in Yoruba land are our greatest enemies. They lack foresight and they are so careless. I hope our ancestors help us with someone like the late Awolowo in the nearest future.
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