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Kabirah Kafidipe has returned with another heart-touching flick, titled, Orę Àtàtà (he promised us gifts).
The movie, scheduled to premiere on Monday, April 24 (public holiday) at the Ostra Halls and Hotels, Ikeja, Lagos to celebrate the Eid-ul-Fitr, parades some best actors in
Kabirah kafidipe popularly known as “Araparegangan” New movie 🎥 Ore Atata was premiered today at the Ostra Halls and hotel, Ikeja.
Great storyline with a lot of lessons .
May Allah continue to strengthen her and the crew on this path and make it an hujjah for her.
Kabirah kafidipe popularly known as “Araparegangan” New movie 🎥 Ore Atata was premiered today at the Ostra Halls and hotel, Ikeja.
Great storyline with a lot of lessons .
May Allah continue to strengthen her and the crew on this path and make it an hujjah for her.
Arabel’s The Two Aishas, Kafidipe’s Orę Àtàtà for cinema Monday
For the first time, Nigerian fun lovers would have the opportunity to watch two faith-based movies during the 2023 Eid-el-Fitr holiday, as Arabel Productions, Prudent media and KarfyComm Dawah Group premiere The Two
Aishas and Orę Àtàtà (he promised us gifts).
The two movies with inspiring and heart-touching storylines will be showing on Monday, April 24 (Eid public holiday) at different cinemas and centres across Nigeria, Lagos and FCT, Abuja inclusive. Read more>> https://t.co/qTd40s1m2k
Arabel’s The Two Aishas, Kafidipe’s Orę Àtàtà for cinema Monday
For the first time, Nigerian fun lovers would have the opportunity to watch two faith-based movies during the 2023 Eid-el-Fitr holiday, as Arabel Productions, Prudent media and KarfyComm Dawah Group premiere The Two
Reparenting is the practice of giving yourself what the younger version of you didn't have.
It helps us heal from our past, regardless of what we've been through in childhood.
How to Reparent Yourself:
1/ Brief summary of the rules of i'tikāf:
I’tikāf comes from the verb ‘akafa, which means ‘to associate with something constantly’.
So I’tikāf is meant to indicate a state in which a person has a constant association with the masjid and with the worship of Allah.
The Different Levels of Jannah!
The Prophet ﷺ said that when you ask for Jannah, you should ask for its highest rank, al-Firdaus. How do we raise our ranks in Jannah?
Watch Episode 18 of the #JannahSeries: https://t.co/wXHqZNEbVZ