When you realised how expensive everything has gotten and Allah has never left you hungry or empty handed, but instead with more than enough. 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹😭 Alhamdullilah.
@bigshownooni@dannypips_f@officialABAT Please find out about the boko haram killings in Biu, Borno state and environs. You'll learn that 80% of the killings don't even make it to the media.
This very one sef it was 25 soldiers and 50+ injured
Dear Muslims,
Stop making comedy content about ṣalāh, and stop sharing or promoting videos where people make fun of ṣalāh.
Since the beginning of Ramaḍān, some “intended-to-be-funny” videos have been circulating — videos of people falling while observing ṣalāh, and other skits turning ṣalāh into comedy. These are evil acts. And sharing or promoting them is an even greater evil.
It is ḥarām.
Allah has warned us against mocking matters of the religion. In the Qur’an, Allah says in Surah At-Tawbah (9:65):
“Was it Allah, His verses, and His Messenger that you were mocking?”
The warning in that verse is severe.
Islam is a beautiful religion. Islam is not against humour, memes, or comedy. But there is a clear boundary: do not make fun of the religion of Allah.
After the Kalimat ash-Shahādah, ṣalāh is the greatest pillar of Islam. It is so central that without ṣalāh, a person’s declaration of faith is empty in practice. Ṣalāh is not a joke. It is not content. It is not entertainment.
Do not mock it.
Do not record it for comedy.
Do not share videos or pictures that ridicule it.
Not just solāt, but every other pillars of Islam and religion commandment.
Mocking acts of worship is a serious transgression against Allah and His Messenger ﷺ.
May our social media posts never stand as evidence against us on the Day of Judgement.
Āmīn.