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Xee.j @_xeejnene

9 days ago

Ya Allah may our kids not cry over us at a young age 🥹🥹🥹🥹

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1 day ago

1 week never reach this one is showing herself… #Bbnaija

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2 days ago

Meet the housemates Her name is ABI and also a married woman 😳😳 #BBNaija

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Jimoh Zainab

@zyainy

10 days ago

Alhamdulillah for witnessing another beautiful day that was never promised. Alhamdulillah for life

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9 days ago

@Cool_Ustaz Ameen

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Cool_Ustaaz ☪

@Cool_Ustaz

10 days ago

May Jannatul Firdaus be written for all our mothers and fathers.

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9 days ago

@Hamix37 Happy birthday 🎊

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Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS

@Hamix37

10 days ago

Alhamdullilah for everything and another year in my life. As I reflect on the journey of my life so far, I cannot but thank God almighty for family, friends and opportunities that have made me who I am today. I wish myself more goodness, Happy birthday to me.

Hamix37's tweet photo. Alhamdullilah for everything and another year in my life.

As I reflect on the journey of my life so far, I cannot but thank God almighty for family, friends and opportunities that have made me who I am today.

I wish myself more goodness, Happy birthday to me. https://t.co/xw0PuFC3za

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Jimoh Zainab

@zyainy

11 days ago

I was only 20 years old when I got married. One thing I’ve realised is that in our society, dating is often more accepted than marriage. If a young couple dates for years, nobody asks many questions. But the moment a young man says, “I want to get married,” suddenly he needs a house, a car, a bigger salary, and everything else before people believe he’s ready. That was my reality. When I told my family I wanted to get married, I wasn’t met with excitement. I was met with reasons why I shouldn’t. I was told I needed more money. I needed a house. I needed a car. At one point, my father even told me that if I wanted to get married, I should first buy him a car because he needed one. The pressure was overwhelming. As a young Black Muslim revert, I didn’t have many people to guide me through the process. When it came time to ask for my wife’s hand in marriage, I tried finding someone to accompany me. Nobody could. So I went alone. Alhamdulillah, her father welcomed me with kindness, and from that day I knew that when Allah opens a door, no one can close it. We got married. Then, two days later, I lost my job. For four months I couldn’t provide financially for my wife. Those were difficult days, but they became some of the greatest lessons of my life. My wife worked. She paid the rent. She bought the groceries. She helped build our home. Not once did she make me feel like less of a man. Not once did she complain. Looking back, I realise Allah wasn’t only testing me. He was showing me the blessing He had placed in my life. Today, Alhamdulillah, I’m working, and my wife no longer has to carry that burden because I made a promise that if Allah gave me another opportunity, I would work hard for our family. I’m sharing this because I know there are young Muslims, especially reverts who feel discouraged. If your intention is sincere, don’t let people convince you that marriage is impossible. Prepare yourself. Take responsibility. Trust Allah. You don’t need a perfect life before you get married. Sometimes Allah places the barakah after you take the step. May Allah make marriage easy for every young Muslim seeking to protect their deen and build a home upon taqwa. ©️Mubarak Mnisi

zyainy's tweet photo. I was only 20 years old when I got married.

One thing I’ve realised is that in our society, dating is often more accepted than marriage.

If a young couple dates for years, nobody asks many questions.

But the moment a young man says, “I want to get married,” suddenly he needs a house, a car, a bigger salary, and everything else before people believe he’s ready.

That was my reality.

When I told my family I wanted to get married, I wasn’t met with excitement.

I was met with reasons why I shouldn’t.

I was told I needed more money.

I needed a house.

I needed a car.

At one point, my father even told me that if I wanted to get married, I should first buy him a car because he needed one.

The pressure was overwhelming.

As a young Black Muslim revert, I didn’t have many people to guide me through the process.

When it came time to ask for my wife’s hand in marriage, I tried finding someone to accompany me. Nobody could.

So I went alone.

Alhamdulillah, her father welcomed me with kindness, and from that day I knew that when Allah opens a door, no one can close it.

We got married.

Then, two days later, I lost my job.

For four months I couldn’t provide financially for my wife.

Those were difficult days, but they became some of the greatest lessons of my life.

My wife worked.

She paid the rent.

She bought the groceries.

She helped build our home.

Not once did she make me feel like less of a man.

Not once did she complain.

Looking back, I realise Allah wasn’t only testing me.

He was showing me the blessing He had placed in my life.

Today, Alhamdulillah, I’m working, and my wife no longer has to carry that burden because I made a promise that if Allah gave me another opportunity, I would work hard for our family.

I’m sharing this because I know there are young Muslims, especially reverts who feel discouraged.

If your intention is sincere, don’t let people convince you that marriage is impossible.

Prepare yourself. Take responsibility. Trust Allah.

You don’t need a perfect life before you get married.

Sometimes Allah places the barakah after you take the step.

May Allah make marriage easy for every young Muslim seeking to protect their deen and build a home upon taqwa.
©️Mubarak Mnisi

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💎Debbie❤️

@Yoga_Queen01

12 days ago

Be proud of how far you’ve come. Every small step counts. Happy Friday! 🤗

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Jimoh Zainab

@zyainy

14 days ago

SubhanAllah... 💔😭 I saw children inside a dirty gutter, searching for something to eat. For a moment, I couldn't speak. While many of us are deciding what meal to cook today, some children are digging through filth just to silence the hunger that keeps them awake. They don't need luxury. They don't need expensive toys. They just need food... a simple meal that many of us take for granted. This dunya is a test. Allah blesses some of us with abundance so that we can become a source of relief for those in need. Never look down on the hungry. Never waste the food Allah has given you. And never underestimate the reward of feeding a hungry person. Today, if Allah has blessed you with food on your table, pause and say Alhamdulillah. Then remember those whose stomachs are empty. May Allah (SWT) never allow us or our children to experience hunger. May He provide for every hungry child, comfort every struggling family, and make us among those who feed others sincerely for His sake. May Allah accept our charity, increase our compassion, and grant us all Jannatul Firdaus. Ameen. 🤲🤲 ©️Sister Saratu Yahaya

zyainy's tweet photo. SubhanAllah... 💔😭
I saw children inside a dirty gutter, searching for something to eat.
For a moment, I couldn't speak.

While many of us are deciding what meal to cook today, some children are digging through filth just to silence the hunger that keeps them awake.
They don't need luxury. They don't need expensive toys. They just need food... a simple meal that many of us take for granted.
This dunya is a test. Allah blesses some of us with abundance so that we can become a source of relief for those in need.

Never look down on the hungry. Never waste the food Allah has given you. And never underestimate the reward of feeding a hungry person.

Today, if Allah has blessed you with food on your table, pause and say Alhamdulillah. Then remember those whose stomachs are empty.

May Allah (SWT) never allow us or our children to experience hunger. May He provide for every hungry child, comfort every struggling family, and make us among those who feed others sincerely for His sake. May Allah accept our charity, increase our compassion, and grant us all Jannatul Firdaus. Ameen. 🤲🤲

©️Sister Saratu Yahaya

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Olufemi las

@Olu_las

14 days ago

Start your day with a soothing recitation of the Holy Quran ✨️

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Cool_Ustaaz ☪

@Cool_Ustaz

15 days ago

An elderly mother is reciting the Qur'an even at this age, while many of us neglect it despite being young. 😥📖 May Allah make us among those who recite, understand, and live by the Qur'an. 🤲❤️