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"It is impossible to live without failing at something.. unless you live so cautiously that you might as well have not lived at all... In which case- you failed by default"
-J.K Rowling
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Dear @jibwis_Nigerian,
I don't know which section, but there is a dangerous video circulating of one of your Agaji members leading a morale song, making inciteful statements that I believe has no place in Islam. This is condemnable & should not be allowed to go unpunished. It goes against every term of peaceful co-existence in a country like ours. And there is no where this is taught in Islam.
@PoliceNG @OfficialDSSNG
Today I understand what they meant when they say you can’t cheat nature.
I’ve not been eating breakfast, just a mix of fruits and that’s it. I barely eat the rest of the day, too.
Today, my body stubbornly refused. First, I closed my laptop because I couldn’t concentrate due to
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THE SAUDI EXECUTIONS: WHAT REALLY HAPPENED, AND WHAT DOES ISLAM SAY?
Beyond the noise of the execution of two Bangladeshi nationals in USA which has sparked widespread controversies and rumors, what do we actually know about the case? What does Islamic law say about punishment, and how should Muslims respond when their religion becomes the subject of public controversy?
In this comprehensive explanation, Sh. examines the matter, addressing the reported circumstances, the Islamic perspective on punishment, and the importance of distinguishing established facts from speculation and deliberate misrepresentation.
🎙️Sh. Ali Faagba @contentmints
Language: English
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The punishment for treason in America is death.
The punishment for corruption in China is death.
The punishment for homosexuality in Uganda is death.
The punishment for adultery in mosque premises in Saudi Arabia is death.
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The harder they try to make people hate Islām, the more they push people to discover it. The more people discover it, the more they recognize the truth and embrace it. They’re able to spread the hate, but they cannot stop the growth of Islām
No o. That’ll most likely be a capital offense.
That is based on the Hadith of Ibn Abbas, where the prophet says:
من وقع على ذات محرم، فاقتلوه.
“Whoever sleeps with their Mahram should be executed.”
This is a specific expression intended to convey
I was actually choked at the masjid this morning despite my preparations.
The question is " would haddu of Rajm be done to a married man who raped his daughter who later got pregnant ?
I have been thinking if the principle of لا يقاد الوالد بالولد can go here ?
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This book is for everyday individuals, to learn, to grow, to be closer to Allah, and to live a spiritually sound life.
Be reminded of Allah's message 🎗️
وَأَعۡتَزِلُكُمۡ وَمَا تَدۡعُونَ مِن دُونِ ٱللَّهِ وَأَدۡعُواْ رَبِّي عَسَىٰٓ أَلَّآ أَكُونَ
بِدُعَآءِ رَبِّي شَقِيّٗا
And I will leave you and those you invoke other than Allāh and will invoke my Lord. I expect that I will not be in invocation to my Lord unhappy [i.e., disappointed]. Surat Maryam 19:48
Thank you for patronizing the book, and as you'll be patronizing.
Ali Faagba retweeted
This is how Sharia law begins… first groceries become cheaper. Then, housing becomes affordable. Then America falls.
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Last month my brother and I observed fajr openly at Gatwick Airport and some Muslims joined us.
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Lolz. I pray in Heathrow all the time. I’ve led prayer there once.
There is a prayer room for Muslims, loser.
And we literally shout “Allahu Akbar.”
I’ve prayed in an open place in Manchester Airport when I was in a rush. Other Muslims joined me. No one bat us an eyelid.
لعل ذالك لأن أكثر أسماء العرب بهذا الوزن يأتي مصغرا، مثلا:
نعيم، سهيل، عمير، زهير، وهلم جرا. وأمثال ذالك كثير من أن تحصى.
إذن، فاسم نسيبة سماعي. ومن أشهر المسميات بها صحابية أنصارية جليلة، نسيبة أم عمارة.
Naseebah نَسِيبَة is more correct. Nusaybah us not the most correct. In fact I subscribe to it been wrong, it can only be accepted because it has become popular. The meaning doesn't align with what people ascribe. What they ascribe as the meaning of Nusaybah is for "Naseebah".
Nusaybah is the tasgheer (demunitive) of Nisbah (نِــسْـبَة). Check the meaning of Nisbah to know the real meaning of Nusaybah.
Just for information
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I bought MTN ODU. Less than two weeks.
I’ve called customer service twice and the thing is still not working well.
Worked well for a few days, then started acting up.
Classic MTN.
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The Mudīr of Markaz, Shaykh Muhammad Ḥabībullah Adam Abdullah al-Ilūrī (may Allah bless and preserve him upon goodness, Āmīn), has on several occasions criticised certain ḥadīths reported in Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī and Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim. Like every human being, he is not infallible and this is perfectly fine. It does not diminish his scholarship, negate his contributions, or bring his knowledge into disrepute.
Whenever the honour of the Rasūl (ṣallāLlāhu ʿalayhi wa sallam) is attacked, the Mudīr has stood firmly in his defence, clarifying contentious issues, exonerating him where appropriate, explaining difficult ḥadīths, and emphasising the Qur’ān as the primary and most authoritative source for understanding and defending the Messenger of Allah (ṣallāLlāhu ʿalayhi wa sallam).
As a scholar who exercises critical judgement, he has questioned certain narrations found in the Ṣaḥīḥayn and other ḥadīth collections when he considers them inconsistent with the dignity of the Messenger or the fundamental principles of his divine message. Nevertheless, he has never, to the best of my knowledge, described the entirety of Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī or Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim as books “full of garbage.” To attribute such a statement to him without verifiable evidence is to misrepresent his position, his scholarship, and his Daʿwah.
If anyone infers such a sweeping condemnation from his methodology or arguments, that inference should not be confused with his actual words or intentions. And if such a claim is circulated in his name, it becomes imperative to correct the misrepresentation rather than allow it to define his legacy.
May Allah forgive the Mudīr for his shortcomings, protect him from the misrepresentations of those who misrepresent him and the hatred of those who harbour animosity towards him, accept his sincere efforts, and guide us all towards fairness, intellectual honesty, and sincerity in our dealings with scholars. Āmīn.
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What Islam teaches about interrupting Salāh to save a life, the principle is clear; Salāh is obligatory, but Islam does not command you to ignore an urgent danger to human life merely to complete it. The ruling depends on the urgency of the situation, the danger involved, and whether help is needed immediately. Here are concise notes grounded in the Qur'an, authentic Sunnah, and the principles recognised by Islamic jurists.
The Qur'an: preserving life is a serious duty
Allah says;
"And whoever saves one, it is as if he had saved mankind entirely." Suratul Ma'idah 5:32
This verse occurs in a passage about the Children of Israel. It expresses the immense value of saving life.
The Prophet (peace be upon him) taught that harmful creatures such as snakes and scorpions may be dealt with during prayer when necessary. – Sunan Ibn Mājah 1246
This narration concerns dealing with immediate harm during prayer. It is not itself a direct narration about rescuing a collapsed worshipper, but it demonstrates that prayer does not require ignoring every danger.
What do Islamic scholars say?
Shaykh Ibn Bāz رحمه الله explained that when a real emergency such as a fire or drowning occurs, prayer may have to be interrupted to rescue those in danger, with the prayer performed afterward.
Misra's Dar al-Ifta likewise explains that interrupting an obligatory prayer to rescue someone from imminent danger can become obligatory when the rescue cannot wait. It cites the Shāfi'i scholar Ibn Hajar al-'Asqalani, Fath al-Bari, and 'Izz al-Deen ibn 'Abd al-Salām, Qawa'id al-Ahkam fi Masalih al-Anam.
So, from this viral clip, what does this mean?
· If the man was visibly in a life-threatening emergency and the worshipper could help: he should interrupt his prayer and help; doing so may be obligatory.
· If the situation was unclear or the person was not in immediate danger: the ruling depends on what was reasonably apparent and whether someone else was already helping.
· If the man had already died: immediate rescue may no longer be possible, but checking responsiveness and summoning assistance may still be necessary if death is uncertain.
Lastly, Islam does not teach that completing Salah is more important than rescuing someone from imminent death when you are able to help. In such circumstances, interrupting the prayer may be obligatory, and the prayer can be performed again afterward.
Allah knows best
“Would you continue your Salāh while a human life hangs in the balance?”
Before you judge based on the viral clip, know that it is nota and just a content video it is.
Also, you should understand what Islam actually teaches about prayer, urgency, saving lives and protecting property.
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