Oga Gimba...Respecting the deceased does not require us to redefine what Islam clearly prohibits. We pray for her, ask Allah to forgive her, and avoid mocking or insulting the dead. But presenting content that conflicts with Islamic standards of modesty as though it was acceptable is also misleading.
Pointing to banditry, terrorism, or other major sins does not make lesser sins permissible. Every sin is judged on its own merits. A reminder drawn from someone's death is not necessarily a condemnation of that person; it can be a lesson for the living.
When a person dies, their deeds accompany them. That is precisely why Muslims should avoid resharing content that may continue to earn them sin after their death. The most beneficial thing we can do is make du'a for them, withhold unnecessary judgement, and take heed ourselves.
Chelsea FC 2025/26 Season in a Nutshell:
• 33 points behind Arsenal
• Finished 10th
• Lost 3 times to Arsenal
• No European football
• Bottled all 4 competitions
• Lost 8-2 to PSG
• Exposed for cheating
• £10 million fine
• Lost 8 Premier League games in a row
• Finished 10 points above Tottenham 😂
• Billions in debt
• Lost 7 domestic finals in a row
• 11 red cards
I just realised I was a very strong stakeholder in Arsenal FC due to my relationship with elder, Arsène Wenger. #Smile
Arsenal fans should come and pay their respects.
Congrats to all Arsenal fans, after 22 years of waiting. #Joke@whitenigerian@DrJoeAbah@Abunaah@Arsenal
It's sad they keep exposing Bruno Fernandes' stats cos no one will know that 9 of the assists are from set pieces 🤣
Corner kicks assist but he wan win PFA award.
🇳🇬 Nigerians, please join the call for @taiwoyedele to come and explain what happened to the tax bill after it was passed by the National Assembly.
You all should recall that on the floor of the House of Representatives, Hon. Abdulsammad Dasuki (PDP, Sokoto) raised a formal Point of Privilege, alleging that the officially gazetted versions of Nigeria’s new tax reform laws DO NOT MATCH the bills that were debated, voted on, and passed by the National Assembly.
Lawmakers say they personally reviewed the gazetted copies and found material differences from the harmonised versions approved by both chambers.
Some of the key discrepancies reported include changes to funding provisions, the introduction of a mandatory 20% DEPOSIT BEFORE APPEALS CAN BE HEARD, provisions ALLOWING ASSET GARNISHMENT WITHOUT COURT APPROVAL, alterations to currency computation rules and empowering tax officers with police-like POWERS OF ARREST AND DETENTION.
Nigerians should note that any alteration of a published law compared with what the National Assembly passed undermines CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNANCE and sovereignty.
Please join the call for @taiwoyedele to come and provide Nigerians with clarity on what truly happened to the tax bill. #RejectPovertyTax