dulcestop_kd

Just a simple girl living a stress free life. Man Utd Fan.

[dulcestop_kd @Boddoh_b]

People want to roast iPhone so bad, they forget basic primary school Math

[Formula🌵 @_1realFormula]

I sat for two hours thinking why people prefer iPhone to Samsung, and do you understand why?

[MUSTAPHA @angry_ustaaz]

May our graves be better than our beds.
Ameen.

[Mal. Imran U. Wakili (PULLO) 👑 #iSTANDWITHELRUFAI @IU_Wakilii]

If you are a supporter of Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, engage this post, there are people who think we are few!

[FairnessFirstt @Ridwanulaah]

@MSIngawa I was once asked this question during my interview at Teach For Nigeria: 'Assuming you got this job and you were offered a position at NNPC, what would you do?' I looked the interviewer in the face, and we both smiled. To this day, I've never heard from them. 😂

[Cool_Ustaaz ☪ @Cool_Ustaz]

SHEIK GURUNTUM: Is He the Successor of Sheik Ja’afar in Language Mastery?

When Allah gives you a gift and you’re grateful, He increases it. One of the blessings we have in Arewa today is scholars like Sheik Ahmad Tijjani Yusuf Guruntum a man gifted in delivering messages with wisdom and simplicity.

We still miss Sheik Ja’afar, Albani, Sheik Bamba and others. But one unique gift Sheik Ja’afar had was his mastery of language. And wallahi, today no one delivers Hausa with such fluency and sweetness like Sheik Guruntum.

That’s why they call him “Doctor of the Heart” or “Engineer of Heart Repairs.” He’s that scholar you can listen to for hours and never want the lecture to end.

One time, he gave this powerful example:
Man Sagir, once someone reaches 40, 50, or 60… the next stage is either the grave or the Hereafter. It’s already close.

Wallahi, a statement like that shakes anyone no matter your level of understanding.

May Allah grant Sheik Guruntum good health and long life.
👉 Can you remember another example from him that touched you?

[dulcestop_kd @Boddoh_b]

Rain 🌧️

[Idris @7signxx]

The Secrets of Tahajjud...

THREAD

[dulcestop_kd @Boddoh_b]

I just don’t get song remakes.. like if you have such a nice voice go sing your own

[Mr. El-Bonga @el_bonga]

If you’re a Hausa boy and you live in Abuja and you’re reading this, it means you have a dagger on you. This tweet means, judging by the 95% generalization,almost every 8 out of 10 Hausa boys in Abuja move with daggers including you and I. Only an Obidient can’t concoct this lie.

[sada. @suaadah_x]

Please retweet and patronize😍💃

[dulcestop_kd @Boddoh_b]

@thenaanah @chammytops @MsTyma_ Thank you dear ♥️

[dulcestop_kd @Boddoh_b]

Bringing this back to the tl

[Aziza✨ Esq. @azizaabou28]

Why were we even complaining when $1 was like N165?😂😂

[dulcestop_kd @Boddoh_b]

Formula for soft hair: coconut oil, conditioner and water (water should be 60% of the mixture). Put in a spray bottle. Spray frequently on your hair and thank me later.

[Aziza✨ Esq. @azizaabou28]

My sister @Boddoh_b makes these dreamy bento cakes!😍
They're so cute, affordable, and they taste even better.
She's Kaduna based, look up @dulcestop_kd on IG and get yours💕✨

[dulcestop_kd @Boddoh_b]

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary

[dulcestop_kd @Boddoh_b]

@azizaabou28 Ahhh that one.. Allah ya yafe masa, mu dai mun ci kaji

[Terheer @Terheeer]

We feel pleased to have been born as if we did it ourselves.
But we get upset and hurt and shaken when we die. It is as natural to die as it is to be born. We may not be ready to die, but we will die anyway. No matter what the circumstance. At the end, we will all stand alone.

[Cars Nation @Carsnationn]

Don't Tell Them What It's

Just Retweet🤠🤠🤓🤓

[Cool_Ustaaz ☪ @Cool_Ustaz]

I 🤍 Islam🕊