IMAM_SIR

Humble...

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My team.

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I fit marry her aswaer 🤌

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Gwarzuwar shekara, allahumma barik.

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I'm ready for the New season, Manchester United fans, come let's know ourselves before the start of the season.

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Rahma sadau mother shakes hand with G fresh,is it permissible?🤔

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Are they married to the same man?😍

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Masha Allah

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Roberto Carlos has converted to Islam,may Allah continue to guide and guard him upon righteousness.

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Roberto Carlos has converted to Islam,may Allah continue to guide and guard him upon righteousness.

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Rahma zan sadaukar da Yan arewa twitter na mallaka Miki rayuwata.

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Wai ina iyayen yarannan suke burouba.

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So why the fuss on
1- Santos
2- Youri Tielemans
3- Bruno Fernandes
4- Mainoo
5- Mason Mount
6- Manuel Ugarte
7- Another midfielder that will join.?
Most of our fans are hypercritical in nature. They just praise other more than ours. Even in quality, our midfielders are up their with other top clubs'

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Ku bani shawara anyi mana ruwa banda mata,so na kunna fanka Kona barta 🤣?

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I promise you,I want to become her tutor aswaer 🤌
Help me with her handle abeg.

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Waye garzali Miko kuma?

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GA number ta
08039111517.

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May Allah bless our parents and grant us jannatul firdaus.

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Hadith of the day.
Bukhari 6412.

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Verse of the day
2:214.

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Ance hadda su Shaitan a ABU cultural exhibition.

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This babe on the first frame is more beautiful than the 👑prove me wrong?

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Ali Banat was an Australian Muslim businessman and philanthropist whose story became widely known because of the dramatic change he made after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.
Who was Ali Banat?
Ali Banat was born and raised in Sydney, Australia. He became successful as a businessman and, before his illness, lived a relatively wealthy lifestyle. The organization he founded describes him as a self-made businessman who had accumulated luxury possessions and enjoyed financial success. �
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His cancer diagnosis
At a young age, Ali was diagnosed with a rare and terminal form of cancer. Different MATW materials give slightly different ages—some say 27, while others say 29—so the safest description is that he was in his late 20s. He was initially told that he might have only months to live. �
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Instead of allowing the diagnosis to make him give up, Ali began looking at his life from a completely different perspective.
He famously described his cancer as a “gift” because, in his view, it gave him an opportunity to change his priorities, turn toward Allah, and use the remainder of his life to help other people. �
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He changed his lifestyle
One of the most remarkable parts of his story was his decision to give up much of the luxury he had accumulated.
According to MATW, Ali sold his possessions, including luxury items and cars, and redirected his resources toward charitable projects. He then travelled to Togo in West Africa, where he began working directly with impoverished communities. �
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His thinking was essentially:
Wealth and possessions are temporary, but what you do for people can leave a lasting legacy.
The MATW Project
In 2015, Ali established Muslims Around The World (MATW) Project, initially focusing on poverty-stricken communities in Togo. �
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The project began with initiatives supporting vulnerable people, including orphans and widows, and expanded into areas such as:
💧 Clean-water projects and wells
🏠 Housing for widows and orphans
👶 Orphan sponsorship
🍚 Food distribution
🕌 Mosques
🏫 Schools and education
🏥 Healthcare
🌍 Sustainable community development �
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The important thing about his approach was that he wasn't simply talking about charity—he tried to establish projects that could continue benefiting communities.
His famous “Gifted With Cancer” message
Ali became particularly famous after a video in which he talked openly about his illness, his former lifestyle, his wealth, and how his diagnosis changed him.
The message spread widely online and inspired millions of people. MATW says the video received more than 10 million views. �
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His story resonated with many Muslims because he transformed a devastating personal situation into a motivation for sadaqah and service to others.
His death
Ali Banat died in 2018 after his battle with cancer. MATW lists his lifespan as 1985–2018. �
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Although he died young, the charitable organization he started continued after his death.
That is one of the most powerful aspects of his story: his life was short, but the work he started was designed to continue beyond him.
His Islamic legacy: Sadaqah Jariyah
A major concept associated with Ali Banat's legacy is Sadaqah Jariyah—ongoing charity whose benefit continues after the person has died.
For example, if someone helps establish a water well that continues providing clean water to people, the benefit can continue long after the donor is gone.
MATW describes Ali's legacy as beginning with three Sadaqah Jariyah projects and says this became the foundation from which MATW grew. �
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Why his story is so powerful
Ali Banat's story teaches several important lessons:
1. Life can change suddenly.
He was young, successful and financially comfortable when he received his diagnosis.
Ali banat may your soul continue to rest in peace.