Kazeem Olanrewaju

When the news of my death reaches you, please forgive me if I have wronged you and pray الله forgives and cleanses me. |🇳🇬|
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[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

إفعل ما تشاء فالقبر ينتظرك!!!

DO WHATEVER YOU WANT, THE GRAVE AWAITS!!!

Yah Allaah, grant us ease in this world and what awaits us after here, forgive us our sins aameen.

[Ibraheem Oloye (AbuMustaeina) @AbuMustaeina]

A very fine submission on preparing daughters for marriage as regards skill up, money making etc…especially in Nigeria

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

@MzTaiwoO Ok!

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

Toibat, will you join people to build the house Ogun or Sango?

[طَيِّبَة @MzTaiwoO]

@Mautiin01 People like this do more damage to Muslims than people of other religions ever could.

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

@MzTaiwoO If you’re told that the building is for Sango Shrine, will you still go ahead?

I’m not talking about a house that’ll be converted into any other purpose!

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

Lmao 🤣

You can request for it as well!!!

[[email protected] @goandexcel]

@aproko_doctor You cook this story, they will not hand over your pre-employment medical to you, it will be send to the company

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

@Demo4show Without visa restrictions, Princeton is the best choice too.

With visa restrictions, Erasmus ni ooo.

Baba Nla

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

She couldn't dedicate those years to building her own wealth, nah the husband I blame sha!!!

Prenup would have helped!

[Olúwatósìn Olaseinde @tosinolaseinde]

“She was handed £270,000 and a Peugeot. She was convinced her husband had hidden millions. So she trained as a lawyer to prove it herself.

Varsha Gohil, now 61 and based in London, has won a £6.6 million settlement after a 23-year fight, believed to be one of the longest divorce battles in British legal history.

It started in 2002. She filed for divorce from her husband, solicitor Bhadresh Gohil, and initially accepted a modest settlement. But something didn't add up. She suspected he hadn't disclosed the true scale of his wealth, as the law required him to.

Rather than let it go, she took matters into her own hands.
She trained in law and fought as a litigant in person, refusing to accept that the truth would stay buried.

She was right. In 2010, her ex-husband was jailed for 10 years over a money-laundering and corruption case. The courts later examined a fortune of nearly £28 million, and in a landmark 2015 Supreme Court ruling, her case was allowed to be reopened, on the principle that a spouse should never benefit from concealing assets.

Last year, the High Court finally awarded her £6.66 million of legitimate marital wealth. The judge described her ex-husband's dishonesty as "at the highest end of the scale."

That's where it gets interesting. This is about far more than money. It's about a woman who refused to be dismissed, spent 23 years and her own health fighting a system stacked against her, and educated herself in the law simply to be heard.

The settlement will be remembered as a landmark. The determination behind it is the real story.

Is this the ultimate lesson in never giving up... or proof of how hard the system makes it for ordinary people to get justice?”

[A.Y.O @YusufAsunmogejo]

I have seen many tweets and counter tweets on the TL. I also saw Dr Oni’s rebuttal to Dr. Sharof, but I exercised restraint throughout. I saw them, I just decided to take a silent approach.

Now that I have been asked formally, I am compelled to say something about it.

First of all, what is the true and most grounded answer to the issue of apostasy in Islam?

The foundational ruling is very clear. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said in a Hadith reported by Ibn Abbas and recorded in Sahih Bukhari:

من بدل دينه فاقتلوه
"Whoever changes his religion, execute him."

The Hadith above is a definitive text. But what does it mean? The true meaning of this Hadith is best understood by understanding the actions of the Prophet.

Imam Ash-Shatibi explained in his book Al-Muwafaqat explained the three different capacities in which the Prophet acted. I talked about this when I refuted Maliq.

His roles evolved in three phases. In the first phase, he acted as a Messenger conveying revelation. Then he moved into the next phase as a Mufti giving religious verdicts. And in the third phase, he acted as an Imam, which means the Head of State (President) and supreme Judge.

When the Prophet gave this specific ruling on apostasy as seen in the Hadith, he was acting in his third capacity as the Head of State. This means the ruling is tied to state authority. It is a state policy that was designed to deal with national security and treason.

And get one fact clear. The policy above was a necessity. The Islamic nation under the Prophet (peace be upon him) was surrounded by a lot of enemies.

They were dealing with the hostile Quraysh, the hypocrites sabotaging them from within Medina, rebellious Arab tribes, and big superpowers such the Byzantine Romans and the Persian Empire.

Can you imagine the scale of the territory? The region of Sham alone, which was managed from far away in Medina, comprises four whole countries today (Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, and Palestine).

Therefore, maintaining such wide swathe of leadership and securing their military defense made it very necessary to have strict laws against internal betrayal.

Let’s bring it home. Under the Nigerian constitution, the highest crime a citizen can commit against the country is high treason. If you betray the Nigerian state, the penalty is death.

In a fully functioning Islamic state, the religion and the state are one. This is what many people especially non-Muslims fail to understand today. Religion and state power are indivisible entity. You cannot seperate them.

Therefore, leaving the religion is not seen as a personal choice. It is viewed the same way the Nigerian government views high treason. It is a capital offense against the state.

This is where Dr. Sharof is talking from. He is speaking from an Islamic state point of view. And as usual, Dr. Oni just strung words together without saying anything. It is more or less like he is on a default mode to attack anything a Sunnah scholar says.

Having said this, one major problem I see that we have today is lack of adequate knowledge about this affair.
1/2 🧵

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

@Quranconnect_ A horrible answer though!!!

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

@Ti_Reni @Ifwal95 You must be in the private sector, aren't teacher paid by FG & State Gov,t during the holidays?

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

Shey afi se ni fún yín ní family ti yin!!!

[Inside Ilorin NG 🇳🇬 @InsideIlorin_NG]

“I fell pregnant when I was 20 doing my second year at varsity. My dad kicked me out. Luckily my mom didn't disown me, she continued to support me and even paid a nanny for my baby. She did this behind my dad's back. I graduated, got married to my baby daddy and now I'm working.

My younger brother impregnated two girls during his matric year. Two more at college before he dropped out. My dad continues to have a good relationship with him. He was never kicked out or disowned like me.

Do parents know the effects of favouritism?”

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

True!!!

[ItsGeGeLe @ItsGeGeLe]

Hes the brain behind Aviation college we have today in Kwara State.

Saraki gave us intelligent people as commissioner and SAs.

I don't even know how we end up with today's commissioner and SAs under GAA. Non of them can lace Atunwa. Fatai and Bolajis shoe.

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

Foolish talk!!!

[Maxvayshia™ @maxvayshia]

If i were a white man, me sef no go rate Nigerians. I would see them as lesser humans.

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

Isn’t the one performing solat supposed to be better in manners and public responsibility moreover the one making the remark is a Muslim, isn’t it?

[Copy Counsel @BenYousef_E]

Many Nigerians are Malami without opportunities.

Even though being righteous and moral uprightness are mutually inclusive, having criminal tendencies has nothing to do religious background. Various religions anticipate this in human behaviors and that's why there are proscriptions and sometimes, penal punishments for crimes according to various religions and customs.

If you remove the fact of praying 5 times a day from her post, the message would still stand. The inclusion of that fact has contaminated the context because there are people who are already capitalizing on that to bring about an unnecessary stereotypes.

Some are saying that I have comprehension problem, meanwhile, the duty is on her to justify the said fact to show it was not maliciously put.

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

What's the essence of this ni tori Olorun!

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

@flowzki Your boss needs love, 🤣🤣🤣

[Kazeem Olanrewaju @kazzystone]

Una go just open mouth waaaaa!!!

[Sir Dickson @Wizarab10]

He doesn't have money for 48 horses. Let's be serious abeg

[P_aeon @Patezzy22]

@Amobbss hiholization
/ˌhiː.hoʊ.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/
noun (informal, humorous; orig. Yoruba)

Definition:
The quality or capacity of a soap, especially a bar soap, to produce a rich, abundant, and lasting lather when used with water.

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