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@abdulofkwara Alhamdulilah for Islam

[Abdul @Abdul_WYD]

A PASTOR WAS CONVERTED TO ISLAM BY IMAM AGBA OFFA, KWARA STATE

[Revert_Journey☪️🤍 @Revert_Journey]

The People of Lūt (Lot) are mentioned several times in the Qur’an.

Allah says:

«“So We rained upon them a rain [of stones].”
— Qur’an 15:74»

The Qur’an describes their destruction by a rain of stones and their cities being overturned.

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[Sister__ @ana_herleemerh]

Plateau Police have paraded some Christians terrorists in Jos following the seizure of a GPMG, 10 other weapons and ammunition.

They kill their own tribesmen and then send their pastor to weep on the media to create the impression that they are being killed by Fulanis.

Terrorism has no tribe and religion, stop shielding your criminals.

[Zagazola @ZagazOlaMakama]

The Plateau State Government cannot continue to pretend that violence becomes a crisis only when there is a reprisal.

The most disturbing part of the worsening insecurity in Plateau is not only the killings themselves, but the selective outrage and apparent institutional silence that follows them. When Fulani civilians are killed in their hamlets, the response from government often appears muted, or completely absent.

But the moment there is a reprisal, the government suddenly finds its voice, its condemnation becomes loud, and the incident becomes the centre of attention. Thats when everybody wants America and Isreal to know.

That is a dangerous double standard.

A government cannot afford to treat the death of one community as routine while treating the death of another as a national emergency. Every innocent life lost in Plateau should carry the same weight, whether the victim is Fulani, Berom, Mwaghavul, Hausa or any other community.

The continued silence surrounding attacks on Fulani communities is particularly dangerous because it creates the perception that some victims do not matter. Once communities begin to believe that government will not protect them or seek justice for them, they naturally lose confidence in the state. And that is where the cycle of violence becomes almost impossible to stop.

Government cannot condemn the fire while ignoring who lit the match. It is unacceptable for authorities to condemn reprisal attacks without equally confronting the attacks that preceded them. You cannot keep condemning the smoke while refusing to investigate the fire. If a farmer is killed, arrest the killers. If a herder is killed, arrest the killers. If a village is attacked, investigate it. If livestock are destroyed deliberately, investigate it. If innocent civilians are massacred, bring those responsible to justice. The identity of the victim should never determine the urgency of the government’s response.

Silence is not neutrality

The state government’s apparent reluctance to speak forcefully when Fulani civilians are killed is not helping reconciliation. If anything, it risks convincing affected communities that they have been abandoned. That perception is combustible. A government that genuinely wants peace must be prepared to tell its own supporters uncomfortable truths. It must condemn wrongdoing even when the perpetrators come from communities considered politically sympathetic.

Leadership is not defending your people when they are right. Leadership is confronting them when they are wrong too. Anything less is political convenience masquerading as peacebuilding.

The Plateau Government should wake up before the situation deteriorates further. Every unresolved killing becomes another grievance. Every unpunished attack becomes another justification for revenge. Every selective statement from government deepens suspicion.
And eventually, the state risks becoming an observer in a conflict it has a constitutional duty to prevent. It is not the responsibility of the Military alone all the time. The government must stop waiting for reprisals before becoming interested in violence.

@DHQNigeria
@HQNigerianArmy

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[Sister__ @ana_herleemerh]

Some Ghanaian pastors are more sincere in explaining Islam to their followers unlike +234 pastors that twist it and spread lies to make their followers hate Islam and Muslims.

[Salahu @salahudeen33]

This never gets old

[AL-HUDA @AlHuda247]

Is It Permissible to Give a Bribe to Obtain Your Right?

[ISIAAQ_OLA @Princeeasy10]

@muslimsconnect0 Asalamuhalaikun Waramotullahi Wabarakatuhu

[Muslims Connect @muslimsconnect0]

A welder Artisan teaching his Apprentices Tawheed and steadfastness.

Learn from his short story

[Haleema Abubakar🌹 @Miss_Halimatu]

Close your day with the beautiful recitation of the Holy Qur’an.👇🙏❤️🤍👏🙏

[Cool_Ustaaz ☪ @Cool_Ustaz]

On the Day of Judgement, every single person will be made to cross the Bridge of Sirat. It is thinner than a hair and sharper than a sword. The Fire shall be underneath it and Paradise will be on the other side. The sun will be over heads and people will be drowning in their own sweat. Humanity shall be frightened and the major sinners shall slip, trip, and fall into the Fire. A mother shall not even want to help her child on that day, but do you know what the Prophet ﷺ will do? He'll stand by the Bridge and watch us cross it. With mercy in his blessed heart, his lips will only utter, "O Allah, give safety to my Ummah!" How can't we love you, Ya Habibi, Ya Rasūlallāh ﷺ!

[Ayshatou🥀🥀 @rukks90]

1. Battle of Badr

Muslims: 313
Quraysh: 950–1000

2. Battle of Uhud

Muslims: 700
Quraysh: 3000

3. Battle of Khandaq (Ahzab)

Muslims: 3000
Quraysh & Allies: ~10,000

4. Battle of Mu’ta

Muslims: ~3000
Romans & Ghassanids: ~200,000

5. Battle of Hunayn

Muslims: 12,000
Hawazin & Thaqif: ~20,000

[Idris @7signxx]

The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said:

[Salahu @salahudeen33]

"Why Do Muslims Smell So Good?"

[Muslims Connect @muslimsconnect0]

Miracles and the acceptance of Dua through 'Kun Faya Kun' are not within the power or competence of Islamic scholars. They simply pray, and Allah grants it if He wills.

Dr. Imrān AbdulMajīd Eleha

Kindly retweet so others can benefit

[Haleema Abubakar🌹 @Miss_Halimatu]

Plz say MashaaAllah 🙏🌹👏