Allahuma inni As aluka Bi anni ashhadu annaka antallah, la ilaha illa anta Al Ahadus Samadu,Alladhi lam yalid wa lam yulad,wa lam yakun lahu kufuwan Ahad
If you want your prayers answered just keep saying this in your sujood and Insha Allah you will see the beautiful outcome ✨
She is a Hafidha of the Qur’an, highly skilled in all fields of Islamic knowledge. Her success breaks barriers and inspires Muslim women across Nigeria and Africa.
Dr. Madinatu is the daughter of the late Sheikh Dahiru Usman Bauch
Truly, her life is a blessing to the Ummah. 🙏
🏆🇳🇬 Nigeria has recorded another proud achievement as Abdurraheem Almufti Yelwa, son of Professor Mansur Isa Yelwa, won the International Qur’an Recitation Competition in Saudi Arabia.
📖✨ His excellent recitation and strong mastery of Tajweed helped him emerge as the overall winner among contestants from different countries.
🎉👏 Congratulations to Abdurraheem Almufti Yelwa on this remarkable achievement. We wish him continued success and excellence. 🌟🤲🏽
Lallai haihuwa tayi rana🥰🫂
AT AGE 12, HE MEMORIZED THE ENTIRE QUR'AN... AT AGE 13, HE STARTED SUPPORTING HIS FATHER
He said:
“I memorized the Holy Qur'an when I was 12 years old.”
But he did not stop there.
He also said:
“At the age of 13, I began contributing to my father's livelihood.”
This is not a small achievement.
It reminds us that success does not begin on the day people see someone on a stage or in the spotlight.
Success begins on the day a person chooses patience. On the day they choose knowledge over distraction. On the day they choose the Qur'an over things that do not benefit them.
Today, people see the honor and recognition.
But not everyone sees the years spent repeating verse after verse. Not everyone sees the sacrifices made to memorize the Qur'an. Not everyone sees the prayers of parents behind the success.
A Lesson for Young People
Do not say you are too young. Do not say your time has not come. Do not say you will start later.
Some people began their journey in childhood, and Allah elevated them when the right time came.
One day, you will be asked:
What did you do with your youth?
Some will say they spent it on play and entertainment. Others will say they spent it on things that brought no lasting benefit.
But some will proudly say:
“We devoted it to the Qur'an.”
🤲 O Allah, make our children among those who serve and uphold the Qur'an.
🤲 O Allah, bless our youth with deeds that will benefit us in this life and the Hereafter.
🤲 O Allah, elevate us through the Qur'an.
Ameen, Ya Rabbal ‘Alameen.
Religion is sincere advice.
Addinu Annasiha.
@AbduljalaalMusa And even if all the above does not happen, you will lose all your self respect. Staying with a cheating partner is evidence of lack of respect for oneself. It rarely ever gets better. It’s all downhill from the day you find out and choose to stay
Wallaahi we should be deeply worried as a Muslim society. Men and women who have lived their entire lives as Muslims are calling on women to conceal their husbands’ adultery and continue living with them.
I am not saying it is right to drag your husband online for a sin he committed in private, even if you want to leave the marriage. In fact, even after you have left the marriage, that is not permitted in Islam.
But choosing to remain with a philandering husband is exposing yourself to all sorts of dangerous diseases. It also brings shame upon your children and the generations that come after them.
You should be ashamed of yourself as a Muslim man or woman for telling women “su yi haƙuri da miji mazinaci,” even if you are one yourself.
It is one thing to be a sinner who struggles with a sin, and it is an entirely different thing to become an advocate for that sin.
All the stupidity you wrote will not justify his actions, and that doesn’t make her matar rufin asiri. This is not Islam.
A matar rufin asiri in Islam is someone who respects and protects her husband. If she finds out that her husband is doing something wrong, she should correct him, not stay silent. If he doesn’t have money to feed her, she should stay with him and pray with him for ease, not remain silent while he sleeps around with different women.
If she chooses to stay, that is her choice, and Allah knows her reasons. But choosing to stay does not make her the perfect woman for him. A woman who cannot tell her husband when he is wrong is not the perfect woman. And if she chooses to be silent, that is her decision, but another woman choosing to expose her husband's wrongdoing does not make her a bad woman.
Let’s reverse the situation. What if it was the wife living a promiscuous life after marriage? Would men stay silent about it? Would he be considered a mijin rufin asiri?
I’m not acting like a saint here, but stop justifying nonsense and linking it to Islam.
If you enter rural communities, the number of women who choose to stay in marriages where HIV is involved is alarming. Many don’t know where to report, don’t want to speak up, or are afraid of being divorced.
While working in a community, I came across a 17-year-old girl who got married and left after just two weeks. Her parents didn’t even care to ask why she came back. Their biggest fear was what society would say about a marriage that lasted only two weeks.
This was a girl who had been assaulted by her husband from the moment she got married. And it wasn’t even just the assault, he sleeps with her the way animals go at each other. But no one cared to listen to her.
So stop justifying this, please, and stop normalizing it.
Allah created whale milk with about 50% fat content; because it is so dense, it doesn’t mix with water, allowing the baby whale to feed easily even in the open sea. Indeed, Allah is the Most Wise in His creation.
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@BIacksherif_ You didn’t forgive her because you liked her, you stayed because you were addicted to the potential of who you wanted her to be.
Once a phone becomes a forbidden zone, the relationship is already a crime scene.
Stop overpaying for a seat in a house that’s already on fire.
A breastfeeding mum shared that she noticed blood in her baby’s mouth while feeding in the middle of the night. Frightened, she called her mum, sister, and sisters-in-law. They all told her the same thing: “It’s normal.”
But the truth is, it’s not.
Blood during breastfeeding is usually a sign of a nipple injury, most often caused by poor latch or poor attachment to the breast. When a baby isn’t properly latched, the nipple can crack or bleed.
Beyond the obvious pain for the mother, this can make breastfeeding stressful and also increase the risk of infection for both mother and baby.
If you notice blood while breastfeeding:
• Stop and check the latch, make sure the baby is properly attached to the breast.
• Inspect the nipple for cracks, sores, or bleeding.
• Correct the positioning before continuing the feed.
• Seek help from a healthcare professional or lactation consultant if it keeps happening.
Breastfeeding shouldn’t be a painful, bloody experience. Sometimes what people call “normal” is actually a sign that something needs to be corrected.
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Every day, large volumes of textile waste from tailoring, fabric cutting, and garment production end up on the streets and open dumps.
What we see here is not just waste — it is a growing environmental challenge
These discarded textile materials can:
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We are excited to officially launch Saka Sustainable Textiles— a circular-economy-driven initiative focused on textile waste collection, recycling, and sustainable material solutions in Kano and beyond.
Astaghfirullah for the times I begged for forgiveness and ran back to that sin.
Astaghfirullah for the blessings I've received and taken for granted.
Astaghfirullah for every time I was ungrateful.
Astaghfirullah every single time I have doubted His plans for me🥹
ربنا هب لنا من أزواجنا وذرياتنا قرة أعين واجعلنا للمتقين إماما
[Rabbanā hab lanā min azwājinā waḏurriyyātinā qurrata aʿyunin wa-jaʿalnā lilmuttaqīna imāmā]
Our Lord, give us joy in our spouses and offspring. Make us good examples to those who are aware of You