The Prophet ﷺ said something about his Ummah on the Day of Judgment that is difficult to forget.
He ﷺ said that some people from his Ummah will come to him at the Hawd, his blessed fountain, and he will recognize them.
But they will be turned away.
He ﷺ will say:
If Allāh ﷻ Has blessed you to awaken and perform Fajr in congregation today, then express Alhamdulillāh. This is not due to one’s own strength or discipline, but rather through His immense mercy and grace.
Many heard the Adhān, yet sleep overcame them. You were among those whom He chose and invited to stand before Him.
This blessing should never be taken for granted.
Indeed, this life is not our place of permanent rest. A far longer sleep awaits us in the grave as we await the Day of Resurrection. This world is a place of worship, striving, preparation, and righteous deeds—not a place to be consumed by comfort and heedlessness.
May Allāh make us among those who respond to His call, remain steadfast in prayer, and meet Him with hearts that are tranquil and at peace.
Alhamdulillāh for another Fajr.
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I say let me remind you, that as at 30th June 2026, the Nisāb for Zakāt is estimated at ₦15,359,500.00.
What does that mean?
Nisab is the minimum amount of wealth a Muslim must own continuously for one lunar (Hijri) year before Zakat becomes obligatory. In this case, based on the current value of 85 grams of gold and the prevailing exchange rate, anyone whose total Zakatable assets—such as cash, savings, gold, silver, business inventory, investments, and money owed to them (after deducting eligible debts)—equal or exceed ₦15,359,500 is required to pay Zakat. The amount of Zakat due is 2.5% (one-fortieth) of the qualifying wealth, not the entire ₦15.36 million. For example, if your net Zakatable wealth is exactly ₦15,359,500, your Zakat would be about ₦383,988 (2.5%), provided you have held that level of wealth for a full Hijri year.
Fear Allãh and give out your Zakāt.
When Rasulullah [ﷺ] was on his deathbed, Fatimah [RA] entered.
He ﷺ whispered in her ear. She wept!
Then he whispered again. She smiled!
Aisha [RA] asked her later: "Why?"
Fatimah said: ....
You’ve recited Ayat al-Kursi a million times since childhood …But nobody told you what sits at its absolute center.
The kind that magicians fear.
The kind that Jinn avoid like fire.
Let me tell you why.