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After death, a whole new journey begins.
You won't come back to 'visit' home, or roam the earth until you 'complete your normal lifetime'.
Everyone dies at their appointed time. No one dies by mistake.
To all of you abusing me in the comment section, here are the facts:
There is no reincarnation. The dead do not come back. The dead do not visit home. They are gone forever and ever.
Names like Babatunde, Iyabo, Yetunde, Nnenna, Babajide etc, are just sentimental expressions. Those forefathers were very limited in their knowledge of the metaphysical. They only explained things based on the limits of human reasoning.
Jinns exist and they can do many mysterious things. They can kidnap you. They can take your form to go and commit crimes in another place. They can easily take the form of your dead father, mother, friend, sister or brother to deceive people.
What the Yorubas call Akudaaya is a complete myth. It is a product of a lack of divine knowledge of the unseen. You cannot understand the metaphysical world without divine revelation.
You can argue with your emotions all you want, but the theology remains clear.
Prof. Alaro recounts his story as a student and how Allah used one of his friends as a sabab of guidance upon Tawheed.
"How he stopped using a wounded Tira, which he was keeping in his pocket for protection, given to him from Nigeria.
Alhamdulillah for guidance upon Tawheed.
@arojinle1 It's understandable that he messed up, but saving a human life should take precedence IF POSSIBLE. That doesn’t necessarily mean killing the tiger, maybe tranquiliser darts, 🤷🏼♂️, anything.
Save him first, then give him proper public “mending” that he'll always live to remember.