Wato Banson ni ba Dan Iska bane seda na kwana biyu cikin cell din DSS banga rana ba, kuma ba wanda ya kalle ni yace min kala
Tin daga nan nafara gana cewa ni ko karamin dan iska bankai ba
Prof. Muhammad Sani Umar Rijiyar lemo's Tafsir 2026 Audio. Here is the link for access to the complete Tafsir. Not more than 25MB each Audio.
https://t.co/HoqoqCSgOK
Dr. Jameel Muhammad Sadis's Tafsir 2026 Audio. Here is the link for access to the complete Tafsir. Not more than 25MB each Audio.
https://t.co/DbQjGqrCBb
The world is a logical book. Those who remain in one place, master only one page!
Abu Abdillahi, Muhammad ibn Abdillah Ibn Battuta was a renowned Moroccan explorer and scholar who travelled extensively throughout Africa, Middle-East, Asia, and Europe during the 14th century. Born in 1304G in Tangier, Morocco, he was born over 720 years ago. I visited the place for the first time some years ago.
He embarked on a remarkable journey that spanned over three decades, covering over 75,000 miles (around 117, 000 kilometres). With his insatiable curiosity and love for adventure, Ibn Battuta documented his experiences in vivid detail, providing valuable insights into the cultures, customs, and geography of the regions he visited. His travels took him to distant lands, including the Middle East, India, Southeast Asia, West Africa, and East Africa, where he encountered diverse peoples, witnessed breathtaking landscapes, and learned about various traditions. In fact, he visited over 40 countries based on modern-day classifications.
After the trip, he wrote a book in Arabic, entitled as "Tuḥfat an-Nuẓẓār fī Gharāʾib al-Amṣār wa ʿAjāʾib al-Asfār" rendered unto English as "A Masterpiece to Those Who Contemplate the Wonders of Cities and the Marvels of Traveling." The title reflects the book's content, which is a travelogue of Ibn Battuta's experiences and observations during his journeys.
Through his writings, Ibn Battuta's legacy has endured, offering a fascinating glimpse into the medieval world and inspiring generations of travellers, scholars, and historians. He was specifically fascinated by Granada, Saville, Cordoba in Andalus (Now Spain), then Damascus in Syria, Alexandria in Egypt, Beijing in China, some towns in India, Moscow in Russia among others.
He stands out as one of the all-time greatest travellers in history. It is undoubtedly true that those who live see, but those who travel see more Wonders!
Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami, CON
(Majidadin Daular Usmaniyya).
Today, Vice President @KashimSM alongside Governor of Kaduna State, @UbaSaniUS, visited the family of the late President Muhammadu Buhari in Kaduna, after attending the wedding Fatiha of Halima Amira Junaid, granddaughter of the late President. During the visit, the Vice President conveyed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s warm regards and assured the family of the President’s continued support.
In contrast to conventional wisdom, lesson 4 highlights that when approached with understanding and respect, differences can serve as a wellspring of solidarity and unity among us. It provides a framework for fostering harmony while celebrating intellectual diversity.
#Alkhilaf
It’s an insult that our brilliant sisters from Yobe, who won the Teeneagle English competition and represented Nigeria in England, were given only ₦200,000, while footballers recently got $100,000 each and $50,000 for the coach and staff. This shows the government under Tinubu doesn’t value education. Such actions are discouraging and damaging to the nation. These are the consequences of electing leaders without quality education.