@akintollgate Sir, I’m a 500-level PharmD student from University of Ilorin, currently on a 5.00/5.00 CGPA. I was a 5.00 student until 400L, when a B in a 1-unit course brought me down. By God’s grace and hard work, I made it back.Putting myself forward coz excellence shouldn’t be invisible.
There are no people without mistakes.
Imam Ibn al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:
"Some people believe that a righteous person is one who has no sin. This is a misunderstanding of the concept of 'righteousness.' A righteous person is one who is careful with their religion and
The real heartbreak will be when you come to the day of Qiyamah with tons of good deeds, but they’re blown into dust, bc of Riyah (show off).
Whatever you intend to do, big or small, do it with ikhlas.
- put in on your mind that you’re doing it fisabilillah.
Lagos is a Yoruba State.
Anambra is an Igbo State.
Kano is an Hausa/Fulani State.
If you want to be Governor in any of these states, you MUST speak the language the people speak.
Any other opinion is just noise and nonsense.
The Philosophy of Money
How should the Muslim approach wealth?
My thesis is that it falls on 3 pillars:
1. Money is provision from Allah alone
2. Money should be preserved by multiplying it and avoiding wasteful spending
3. Money is a trust and we'll be held to account for it
When you are meeting a potential spouse as a Muslim lady, it's not proper that you wear make-up. Let him see you without the filter. It's for your good too. So that you'll know that he is satisfied with your real looks and not that he'll see something else after the wedding.
They ask you about wine and gambling. Say, "In them is great sin and [yet, some] benefit for people. But their sin is greater than their benefit."
[Qur'an 2:219]
If China had been militarily weak, the US would have attacked it by now just to stop its development
And their excuse for attacking China would be to liberate their people from dictatorship, as if they give a damn
How some people try to play Allah baffles me. You can camouflage to humans but not to Allah. He knows your deed even before you carry it out.
Tell me about "I don't do dating," but your actions say otherwise. You want some benefits of dating but to yourself, you still
Barakah is difficult to see because it does not always appear as increase. Sometimes it is little wealth that remains sufficient, limited time in which much good is completed, knowledge that improves your conduct, family that gives you peace, health spent in obedience, or simply being inexplicably pleased with your portion because the little you lack cannot overwhelm the much Allah has already given you.
Sometimes Allah places barakah in what you possess, and sometimes in the heart receiving it, making you more content, grateful and useful with less than others have with far more.
Scrolling on Instagram is the door to watching pornography.
I removed Instagram from my phone and I advise you, brothers and sisters, to remove it as well.
May Allah protect us.
Share so that other Muslims finds it beneficial.
Some words we should be careful and watchful of saying as Muslims, like we shouldn’t SAY them at all as it’s against Tawheed. Words like:
-Aje Awa
- Ai Ti Kofa Nile, ifa Ti n she
-Omo Olohun ni wa
-Olohun Oba, Ajidara ni
And many more listed in this video and not listed that contradicts Tawheed. May Almighty Allah make us firm.
Decentering the dunya begins when its outcomes stop interpreting Allah for you.
Gain is no longer proof of His pleasure, loss no longer proof of abandonment, and delay no longer proof that du'a was ignored. You pursue what is lawful, while refusing the dunya's authority over your obedience, worth or opinion of Allah.
But if what you are experiencing is ordinary marital unhappiness—misunderstandings, disagreements, seasons of emotional distance, conflicting expectations, or the growing pains that come with two people changing—please don’t assume that divorce is automatically the solution.
Sometimes you need to allow a difficult season to run its course while actively working to improve the marriage.
Pray.
Talk.
Listen.
Apologise.
Learn each other again.
Seek counsel when necessary.
Make duʿā.
And give each other room to become the people you are both still becoming.