Olamide Olaseni

Omo adari hu irun.
Let your Deen dictate your politics and not your politics dictating your Deen.

[Olamide Olaseni @olamide_olaseni]

Organizations do not equal Quran and Sunnah, rather they are tested with Q&S.

Those who go against Q&S are called out for it, those who are in line with Q&S are praised for it.

Islam is victorious with or without them.

Lastly every Muslim deserves to be supported in good.

[Iranian Force @MrImranPk]

Retweet if you believe Netanyahu is a war criminal.

[Iran Embassy in Thailand ☫ @IranInThailand]

Iran is not for beginners.

[DD Geopolitics @DD_Geopolitics]

🇮🇷 Sardar Naqdi, Deputy Commander of the IRGC, responds to Trump's post about Iran's surrender:

"He is among the most vile, the lowest of human beings. People who r@pe innocent children, then eat their flesh — on Epstein's island."

He goes on to mock the American military presence in the region:

"Right now, their bases are ghost towns. Not even a sparrow goes there."

[Arab world @Arabbeau]

The Road to Gaza

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

Zionism is the skeleton key of empire.

It opens every door:

From the Pentagon to Silicon Valley,

From the IMF to the newsroom.

It is the ideology that justifies the merger of capital and blood.

It tells you the rich are victims,

The poor are threats,

And oppression is defense.

Understanding Palestine isn’t activism.

It’s diagnosis.

Because what’s done to Gaza today will be done to you through policy tomorrow.

[The Washington Post @washingtonpost]

Palestinian children have been killed at a rate of more than one child per hour during Israel's war in Gaza.

“A whole classroom of children killed every day for nearly two years,” UNICEF’s executive director said.

Here are some of their stories: https://t.co/Z0qPQHviJb

[Caitlin Johnstone @caitoz]

I will spend the foreseeable future periodically reminding the world that when everyone was angry at Israel for starving children in Gaza, Israel’s apologists spent days loudly proclaiming that no, they were actually just starving SICK children.

As their DEFENSE they said this. They actually believed this helped their case.

Let me back up a bit.

On Wednesday, The New York Times posted an editor’s note on an article it had published the previous Friday which included a horrifying photo of an emaciated child named Mohammed Zakaria al-Mutawaq. Caving to pressure from Zionists and influence ops like the Israeli propaganda outlet HonestReporting, the Times went out of its way to clarify that al-Mutawaq “had pre-existing health problems,” which Israel apologists instantly and predictably spun as proof that the media are lying about Israel starving Gaza.

Former Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennet claimed that The New York Times was guilty of “a blood libel in 2025.”

Israeli media outlets like The Times of Israel, The Jerusalem Post, i24 News, YNET and Israel Hayom went ballistic, as did Jewish News Syndicate.

“New York Times stunningly rolls back claims about viral photo of starving Gaza boy,” reads a New York Post headline.

“New York Times admits using misleading cover photo of emaciated Gaza child,” blared Fox News.

“NYT Adds Sick Editors’ Note to Viral Photo of Child Starving in Gaza,” proclaimed The New Republic.

Conservative pundit Glenn Beck threw a furious shit fit.

AIPAC hilariously accused the notoriously pro-Israel New York Times of being “instinctively against Israel”.

Israel apologists like David Frum, Gad Saad, Brianna Wu, Eyal Yakoby, Eylon Levy, Batya Ungar-Sargon, Eli David, Stephen L Miller, David Collier, Noah Pollak, and John Podhoretz went nuts on Twitter.

“They quietly added an editor’s note, but the lie already went global,” tweeted the Israel Foreign Ministry account.

Zionist billionaire Bill Ackman said that Israel should sue The New York Times and other outlets for libel.

CNN’s Scott Jennings tweeted that the photo was evidence that a “propaganda mission” had been fulfilled.

And it was all complete bullshit. All of it.

Any expert in the field will tell you that the first people likely to die in any famine will be young children, the elderly, and people with chronic health problems. Mohammed Zakaria al-Mutawaq is two of the three. Israel apologists are citing obvious evidence that Gaza is being starved and claiming it’s evidence that Gaza is not being starved, and bizarrely acting as though sick children being starved to death makes Israel look better instead of worse.

An independent fact-checking platform called Misbar reports the following:

“Misbar interviewed Hedaya al-Mutawaq, the mother of 19-month-old Mohammed Zakaria al-Mutawaq, and found Israeli claims about her son’s condition to be misleading.

“‘My son Mohammed was born in December 2023, during the war, without any chronic illnesses,’ Hedaya told Misbar. ‘Doctors diagnosed him with macrocephaly, which they said was caused by nutritional deficiencies during pregnancy due to the Israeli war.’

“She emphasized that Mohammed was healthy and of normal weight at birth. ‘Over the past four months of displacement, his condition worsened due to the severe shortage of food. That is when he developed acute malnutrition.’

Misbar included a photo of Mohammed which his mother provided, showing a healthy-looking infant prior to Israel’s increased starvation campaign.

So Israel is killing disabled kids using siege warfare to deprive them of food and medical care, and its defenders are claiming this makes Israel look like the heroes in this story rather than the villains. It takes a special kind of psychopathy to think this is a winning argument.

This isn’t even the only time they’ve done this.
The other day Israel’s official Twitter account tried to claim that a photo of a dead skeletal man proves people are sharing disinformation about Israel, because it turns out the man had untreated diabetes. Back in December 2023, Human Rights Watch published an article titled “Gaza Blockade Puts People with Diabetes at Risk.”

Israel’s COGAT account tweeted that “Hamas is using photos of sick children to push the ‘starvation’ narrative and blame Israel” by pointing out that a starving 14 year-old child in a photograph actually has “a genetic disease.”

They’re actually trying to argue that people with chronic illness suffering under a siege more than healthy people is evidence of their innocence, rather than the normal thing you’d expect to be seeing at this point if Israel was intentionally starving a civilian population.

This is a new level of disgusting, in two years of record-shattering levels of disgusting.

I don’t expect that I will ever let Israel’s supporters live this one down, and neither should you.

[Michael Anderson @Slothenater]

CIA can't operate without it.
Pentagon can't function without it.
And Wall Street can't trade without it.

Yet most people have no idea what Palantir does behind closed doors.

Here’s how the U.S. government allowed a $300B surveillance company to track your every move: 🧵

[Idris @7signxx]

Don't forget to keep listening to, & sharing our brother's recitation so the rewards may reach him in his grave. May Allah have mercy on his soul and grant him Jannatul Firdaus...

[Olamide Olaseni @olamide_olaseni]

@4error80 @SALEM_WORD @HeidiKasumba Gbádùn your response

[Abu Jabir Penabdul @PenAbdull]

We get too accustomed to the blessings of Allah in our lives that we end up not recognizing them. The blessings of good health, safety, food, accommodation, transportation, sanity, children, parents and marriage. Recognize the blessings of Allah in your lives and be grateful.

[Hikmah Publications @hikmahpubs]

Imam Ibn al-Qayyim on music:

“When the heart becomes attached to music, it becomes a slave to every random woman and man.

The love of the Qur’an and the love of musical songs cannot coexist in the heart of a servant.”

He refers to music as:

“O delight of the sinners.”

[Dr Aziz Al Namani MD, PhD @Drazizalnamani]

This is a common misconception based on misunderstanding both language and theology.

🔹 What does "Allahu Akbar" actually mean?
The phrase literally means "God is greater" — it’s a truncated expression of comparison, not competition. In Arabic, it’s known as an ellipsis (i.e., the rest is understood contextually). The full implied meaning is:

"Allah is greater than all things."

It's not saying “greater than other gods” — it’s saying “greater than everything.” That includes worldly distractions, enemies, desires, fear, injustice — not just theological rivals.

🔹 Does it imply belief in multiple gods?
No. In Islam, Tawhid (absolute monotheism) is the central doctrine. Muslims don’t believe in multiple gods — they believe others may falsely worship things that aren't God (money, power, idols, etc.), but that doesn't mean those things have actual divine status.

Saying “God is greater” doesn’t affirm the existence of other real gods any more than saying “truth is better” implies that lies are equally valid.

🔹 Where did this idea come from?
Historically, critics (especially in orientalist or missionary circles) tried to portray Islam as evolving out of pagan Arabian polytheism, selectively interpreting terms like "Akbar" to claim Muslims were just ranking gods.

But this is:

Linguistically lazy

Theologically false

And ignores 1,400+ years of Islamic scholarship that affirms God's absolute oneness.

[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

The passing away of a legend, the former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, May Allah have mercy on his soul, brought me to tears!

He was an upright man, who never missed his prayers and a very disciplined believer who served his people to the best of his ability. His name was synonymous with integrity.

He was definitely one of those who made me develop a much better perception of Nigerians as a people.

May Allah Almighty forgive your shortcomings and grant you the highest ranks of Jannah. Aameen.

May Allah Almighty make it easy for his family, friends and the nation of Nigeria.

[Alex Prompter @alex_prompter]

Grok 4 is a monster.

I just used it to automate research, content, build apps, do code reviews and more.

Here are 10 ways to use Grok 4 and automate your tedious work:

[War Intel @warintel4u]

⚡️A Catastrophe is Striking the Gulf States and Iran

Over the past two decades, India has dominated the software industry. As a result, Gulf nations and Iran have heavily relied on Indian software and programmers.

After a Mossad infiltration in Iran and subsequent investigations with China and Russia, it was revealed that Indian programmers had been in contact with India via Elon Musk's Starlink. Arrests and interrogations uncovered a shocking truth:

Most Indian software in Iran is actually Israeli, embedded with backdoors that transmit real-time data to Israel. This includes sensitive information like civil registries, passport data, airport systems, and more.

Even more concerning, this software disrupts military devices and enables remote control operations.

The same software is used in the Gulf States—UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Kuwait. This means entry and exit points for anyone entering these countries, including Egyptians, are being monitored and shared with Israel.

Iran has exposed this, and the revelation is causing a major crisis in these nations. A massive fallout with India is imminent, with full details expected in the coming days.

[Olamide Olaseni @olamide_olaseni]

@bigmorsh @as_qxx "unnecessary repetition"....I got that😃

[Adam @AdameMedia]

"Dear Arab brothers, there is a Death train coming, and it's coming from Tel Aviv, the UN will not stop it, the Red Cross will not stop it"

— Muammar Gaddafi

[Olamide Olaseni @olamide_olaseni]

@Muhammad_Okoye @Oshofaze May Allah increase your Iman, your Ilma and your rizq.

[Olamide Olaseni @olamide_olaseni]

@tundealuko @MsTyma_ Is it her role as ED of a bank that gave her triplet or as Wife?