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[Lukmon @lukmon101]

Alhamdulilah 🙏🪐

[MAMUDATU ATA WEWE🇵🇹 @ninimahmu]

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[Lukmon @lukmon101]

@MMydw60280 ..

[Khan @mgaak1dev]

So plugin submissions and Theme submissions on WordPress .org have been put on halt. 😑

What do you guys think about this?

[Muize | 👞🤝 @mr_muize]

Allah test us differently.

Sabr

[Mohammed Jammal @whitenigerian]

You get to a point in life where you don’t need friends anymore. You need business partners.

[Tutu @Tutubillions]

Someone i met on twitter scammed me, yes he scammed me, to the tune of millions! This is the first time i regret being a kind and selfless person. Lesson Learnt: Never break your rules for anyone, no matter how they cry

[𝑰𝒅𝒓𝒊𝒔 𝑨. 𝑶𝒏𝒊 PhD @IdrisAOni1]

The Sharī'ah does not permit a Muslim to cause harm to himself, herself or to others.
One of the ways by which we cause harms to ourselves and others is by extending our Muṣallā (praying area) to public roads.
What if someone was dying and needs to be quickly conveyed to a hospital? What if there is a pregnant woman who needs urgent medical help that's not readily available to her?

There could be tens of cases why public roads should never be obstructed for religious and non-religious purposes.
In mixed countries like Nigeria, it is totally wrong and absolutely unacceptable to block public roads. If a prayer session unavoidably and repeatedly leads to obstruction of public roads, it's a sign that we need to construct more Mosques so that people can be accommodated within the Mosques and their compounds. More so, praying outside the Mosque often leads to errors like praying ahead of the Īmām, and losing concentration in prayer.

In addition, spreading one's mat in the walkways of public areas like malls, pedestrian sides of a road where others should be walking by, and other areas like that is not proof of piety (if they have not been specifically designated for prayer by the authorities). Islam is not a religion that can be practised upon ignorance or ordinary emotions.

When a Muslim approaches his or her prayer, it has be with absolutely humility, civility, piety, and consciousness, never using it to harm others and still ensuring that he or she observes it in its rightful time.

If the time reaches while one is a journey, he or she is allowed to find a Mosque and pray or find other places that are serene and would not affect anyone else or pray ahead of the journey by combining the prayers that are permissible for combination when the time of either of the prayers has arrived on such occasions or continue the journey until one reaches the destination and then offer the prayers if/when it becomes impossible to pray on the way.

It is the duty of a Muslim to lookout for a Mosque when he or she reaches a new place. The Mosque is the first and most important institution for Muslims.

In Muslim majority societies or states where the vast majority joins the public prayers, it is important to construct more Mosques. If there is a spillover of believers that the Mosques are overwhelmed and people have to use parts of the road for prayer, the area must be properly marked and approved by the authorities. Yet, the entire road cannot be occupied. A good and spacious section of it must be preserved for road-users who are not praying and have urgent or non-urgent businesses or affairs to attend and travelers.

This is Islam. May Allah grant us the understanding. Āmīn 🤲.

[𝑰𝒅𝒓𝒊𝒔 𝑨. 𝑶𝒏𝒊 PhD @IdrisAOni1]

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This could be the reminder that people need, or the reminder that brings people back to Allah [swt]

The Prophet (ﷺ)said, “Whoever guides someone to goodness will have a similar reward.” - Sahih Muslim 1893

🌙 Ramadan is near—a month of mercy and blessings. Let’s prepare our hearts through giving. 💖 Are you ready to welcome this blessed month?

Preparing for Ramadan isn’t just about stocking up on movies, bookmarking skits, foods, snacks, and sweets 🥰—it’s about getting your heart, soul, and habits in the right place.

Here are 8 simple tips to help you ease into the spirit of Ramadan and make the most of this holy month.

Remember, small, consistent steps make a big difference!

Eight Ways to Prepare For Ramadan:

-Fast Voluntarily

-Look for Volunteer opportunities
[Get involved, strive to be a beacon of change for those in dire need]. Do you know that no matter where you are in the world, no matter how busy your schedule is, you can still volunteer for good causes?
Click on [this Link: https://t.co/u1XW31xEfC] to join a team of advocates of change, whose goal is to help struggling individuals and families during the blessed month of Ramadan

-Recite and Reflect Upon the Qur'an

-Follow the Sunnah and Pray Extra Prayers

-Repent and Make Dua'h.

-Start Giving Charity [no amount is small]

-Improve Your Character [cut out gossip, backbiting, etc]

-Eat Healthy and Moderately

Start today, even if it’s just one tip, and watch how your heart feels more connected and prepared. 💖 ✨

💡 Don’t forget to share this post, also tag your mutuals, family and friends and encourage them to share.

May Allah allow us all to reach Ramadan and benefit from its countless blessings, Ameen. 💕

[Ummul khayr 🧕 @haduki_ewa]

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[𝑰𝒅𝒓𝒊𝒔 𝑨. 𝑶𝒏𝒊 PhD @IdrisAOni1]

It’s high time we move away from asking families of a deceased person to give money when we pray for their deceased. There is a strong argument against 8Day Fidau prayer gathering already. Adding the problem of asking money from the families and friends of the deceased is even gross. We should condole with, help to pay up the debts of the deceased and seek goodness for the family, not add to their misery or compound their suffering. May Allah rectify our affairs. Āmīn.

[Bọ́láńlé oní story 🖋️ @tyewoolove]

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[FURQAN🇵🇸 @pharuc1]

@BlessedMumina Walahi this tweet is for people who have sense. 😏

[Ọmọ Akin @GuyMr0]

This is content 👏👏

I hope @officialABAT gets to see it 🤦‍♂️

[Idris @7signxx]

Don't forget our brother so soon. Say a prayer for him, spread his recitations and preaching videos so the rewards may reach him in his grave in sha Allah...

[Lukmon @lukmon101]

Sickness

[Lukmon @lukmon101]

Poverty and debt

[Michael Taiwo @AskMichaelTaiwo]

What is one thing you would never wish upon your worst enemy?

[Muize | 👞🤝 @mr_muize]

The Prophet (PBUH) cautioned us when he said: “Do not express joy at your brother’s misfortune or else Allah will pardon him for it and test you with it”

[Lukmon @lukmon101]

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[DsL_a ʚїɞ ® @_DeejustDee]

God is sufficient!!!

[Lukmon @lukmon101]

Yam

[Poppinjay 📍 @Ojet_baba]

Delete one forever: Bread, Rice, Spag, Yam???