IBRAHIM إبراهيم⚡ (Jody)

@Ibjody09

sometimes the end is just the beginning® ||Fashion Designer||✂ ||COYG 💪 IG# @djoddysplace

Ibadan/Lagos Nigeria

Joined January 2011

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IBRAHIM إبراهيم⚡ (Jody) @Ibjody09

about 11 hours ago

@GRANDLIYAH Wishing you more life in affluence.

IBRAHIM إبراهيم⚡ (Jody) @Ibjody09

about 17 hours ago

@YusufAsunmogejo Masha Allah... May Allah increases you in knowledge 🤲🏿

IBRAHIM إبراهيم⚡ (Jody) @Ibjody09

3 days ago

@Iam_topzeee

IBRAHIM إبراهيم⚡ (Jody) @Ibjody09

3 days ago

Chelsea should be looking at Mohammed salah... they need more experience after the signing of Henderson 🙄

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MK 🇸🇦

@MKdawah

Salafi. Translator, ṭuwaylib, teacher and founder of @BaytiSchool. Madinah Uni. https://t.co/pFrP8sNAj6

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Allah is sufficient for me

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IBRAHIM إبراهيم⚡ (Jody) @Ibjody09

3 days ago

@DonHenzzy_ God I watched this movies like a 100 times 😍😍😍 Good old days 🙏🏿

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Canon Era

@canon_era

3 days ago

Crazy stat: Since Blue Co's take over, Chelsea have never a won a game of football against Arsenal which means this crop of players have never played on the winning side: Raheem Sterling Kalidou Koulibaly Marc Cucurella Wesley Fofana Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Denis Zakaria Carney Chukwuemeka Cesare Casadei Gabriel Slonina Omari Hutchinson Enzo Fernandez Mykhailo Mudryk Benoit Badiashile Noni Madueke David Datro Fofana Andrey Santos Christopher Nkunku Nicolas Jackson Moises Caicedo Romeo Lavia Cole Palmer Axel Disasi Robert Sanchez Lesley Ugochukwu Malo Gusto Angelo Gabriel Diego Moreira Deivid Washington Djordje Petrovic Joao Felix Tosin Adarabioyo Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall Pedro Neto Filip Jorgensen Renato Veiga Marc Guiu Omari Kellyman Aaron Anselmino Caleb Wiley Joao Pedro Estevao Willian Liam Delap Kendry Paez

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LEYE

@leyeConnect

5 days ago

This so much shows how people have no sense of propriety and opinion becomes fluid when money and a stupendous amount of it are involved. Material success creates this halo effect where people infer wisdom or moral approval from financial outcomes. The values you hold and second-order effect of your actions mean nothing to Nigerians provided you can demonstrate a lavish lifestyle. And what’s crazy is that we call it grace. Our idea of grace is whoever ends up having money or fame or both and everything questionable be overlooked. Nigerians associating Grace with money is very problematic for me because I know the church is complicit.

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Sherifdeen of Nigeria 🇳🇬

@AbuUbayy1

6 days ago

Relationship between Muslims and non-muslims

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A.Y.O

@YusufAsunmogejo

7 days ago

Walaikum Salam my sister. I am happy you asked for clarification. For we to properly understand this, we have to look at the world the way it was, not the way it is today. Because, if we judge ancient realities using our modern definitions, we will miss the profound fairness Islam introduced. Let me make you understand… Before Islam, the global standard for prisoners of war was brutal. If you look at the Roman or Persian empires, surviving women from conquered nations were treated as literal objects. I mean they were treated as worthless objects. In Rome for instance, captives were thrown into mass brothels, worked to death, or sold for entertainment. Women were spoils of war with zero legal protection or human dignity. This was the world Islam was born into. If we understand the above, it’s clear that Islam did not invent this system. It met it on ground. The world was brutal. And instead of joining them, It immediately moved to dismantle its brutality. Instead of throwing war captives into prisons or camps where they would face starvation and mass abuse, Islamic law mandated integration. This integration is rooted in the concept known as Huquq al-Mamluk (the rights of dependents). The Prophet (peace be upon him) explicitly called them your brothers and mandated a strict rule. What is the rule? That they must be fed the food the family eats and clothed with the clothes the family wears. After this, the next problem Islam solved for them is the protection of their dignity. The Quran brought a revolutionary command in Surah An-Nur, verse 33, when it stated: وَلَا تُكْرِهُوا فَتَيَاتِكُمْ عَلَى الْبِغَاءِ إِنْ أَرَدْنَ تَحَصُّنًا لِّتَبْتَغُوا عَرَضَ الْحَيَاةِ الدُّنْيَا "And do not compel your slave girls to prostitution, if they desire chastity, to seek the temporary interests of worldly life." In plain words, this verse destroyed the ancient sex trade. Masters used to force captive women to sleep with men to make money for the household. Islam outlawed this completely. Instead, it restricted intimacy solely to the head of the household. Mind you, this was not about exploiting them. It was about creating a strict boundary of financial responsibility, exclusivity, and protection. It stopped them from being passed around and abused by the masses. The most beautiful part of this framework is how it was designed to phase out naturally. Islam created a system of Ummul-walad. What does this mean? It is a one way street to freedom. If a captive woman bore a child for the master, her status is upgraded instantly. She will be known as the Mother of the Child (Ummul-walad). From that moment, she could never be sold or given away. And the moment the master passed away, she became a completely free woman. Mind you, her child won’t be a slave. The child is born completely free, and will carry the same legitimate rights and inheritance as a child born to a free wife. There was zero discrimination. When you look at it analytically, Islam took a dark reality of ancient warfare and imposed a system of care, rights, and gradual freedom that the rest of the world took centuries to even think about. Allah knows best.

YusufAsunmogejo's tweet photo. Walaikum Salam my sister. I am happy you asked for clarification.

For we to properly understand this, we have to look at the world the way it was, not the way it is today. Because, if we judge ancient realities using our modern definitions, we will miss the profound fairness Islam introduced.

Let me make you understand…

Before Islam, the global standard for prisoners of war was brutal. If you look at the Roman or Persian empires, surviving women from conquered nations were treated as literal objects. I mean they were treated as worthless objects.

In Rome for instance, captives were thrown into mass brothels, worked to death, or sold for entertainment. Women were spoils of war with zero legal protection or human dignity. This was the world Islam was born into.

If we understand the above, it’s clear that Islam did not invent this system. It met it on ground. The world was brutal.

And instead of joining them, It immediately moved to dismantle its brutality. Instead of throwing war captives into prisons or camps where they would face starvation and mass abuse, Islamic law mandated integration.

This integration is rooted in the concept known as Huquq al-Mamluk (the rights of dependents). The Prophet (peace be upon him) explicitly called them your brothers and mandated a strict rule.

What is the rule? That they must be fed the food the family eats and clothed with the clothes the family wears.

After this, the next problem Islam solved for them is the protection of their dignity. The Quran brought a revolutionary command in Surah An-Nur, verse 33, when it stated:

وَلَا تُكْرِهُوا فَتَيَاتِكُمْ عَلَى الْبِغَاءِ إِنْ أَرَدْنَ تَحَصُّنًا لِّتَبْتَغُوا عَرَضَ الْحَيَاةِ الدُّنْيَا
"And do not compel your slave girls to prostitution, if they desire chastity, to seek the temporary interests of worldly life."

In plain words, this verse destroyed the ancient sex trade. Masters used to force captive women to sleep with men to make money for the household. Islam outlawed this completely.

Instead, it restricted intimacy solely to the head of the household. Mind you, this was not about exploiting them. It was about creating a strict boundary of financial responsibility, exclusivity, and protection. It stopped them from being passed around and abused by the masses.

The most beautiful part of this framework is how it was designed to phase out naturally. Islam created a system of Ummul-walad.

What does this mean? It is a one way street to freedom. If a captive woman bore a child for the master, her status is upgraded instantly. She will be known as the Mother of the Child (Ummul-walad).

From that moment, she could never be sold or given away. And the moment the master passed away, she became a completely free woman.

Mind you, her child won’t be a slave. The child is born completely free, and will carry the same legitimate rights and inheritance as a child born to a free wife. There was zero discrimination.

When you look at it analytically, Islam took a dark reality of ancient warfare and imposed a system of care, rights, and gradual freedom that the rest of the world took centuries to even think about.

Allah knows best.

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PortHarcourt Sailor

@GodsgreatG

10 days ago

This was exactly how Nigerian accents sounded until we all started wanting to sound like the British and Americans. This was Chinua Achebe and Wole Soyinka in 1964

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IBRAHIM إبراهيم⚡ (Jody) @Ibjody09

9 days ago

@Lanre_banjo May Allah forgive all his shortcomings

IBRAHIM إبراهيم⚡ (Jody) @Ibjody09

9 days ago

@BecomingMoree Barakallahu fihq

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Sir J (J9)

@SirJarus

9 days ago

I have a young friend (from Offa) here who got admission into Stanford about four years ago and was running around to raise funds as it was only partly funded. He submitted a letter to Governor AA for financial support. Government protocols and all that delayed the approval process. He got the number of the governor directly and chatted him up and shared a copy of the letter on Whatsapp. Shockingly, the governor responded and within a few days, he got dollar equivalent of N15m paid to him. When he narrated it to me, I was surprised. He is doing very well after his Stanford program now and still says hello to the governor once in a while. Surprised at such responsiveness to a private citizen.

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