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Whoever intercedes for a good cause will have a share [i.e., reward] therefrom; and whoever intercedes for an evil cause will have a portion [i.e., burden] therefrom. And ever is Allāh, over all things, a Keeper............An-Nisa' 4:85
Sometimes arguing with a non Muslims especially Christians, it's better you talk to a dog or pig, because those mentioned animals have a more comprehesive brain than them
Someone asked me,
"So if countries in Europe that are Christian ban certain Muslim activities, is it allowed?"
Me: Yes, it is allowed. If England or France says, " We don't want mosques or people praying on the streets in our country" and makes it a law, you better respect that law or leave the country for a Muslim country where you have the same values.
If you break that law and you get imprisoned or executed, Drey will never support you.
However, it is crazy how you accept that these countries are Christian today. Still, when we point at them as part of the atrocities Christianity has committed against humanity, you deny that they are not Christian countries.
For instance, the United States is a Christian country that has killed more innocent people globally for Christianity and Christian values since the Second World War, with an estimated 20 - 30 million people killed to plunder mineral resources, and about 50 - 60 million people displaced by this holy Christian country.
With 95% of all the casualties from death and displacement being Muslims.
Since the Second World War, the United States of Christianity has killed and destroyed more lives than all the Muslim Jihads in history combined.
And this is the modern era of Christianity. What do you have to say about that?
Abdulrazak retweeted
The propaganda going on against Islam is enough to bring Islam down if not that the religion is truth.
If Islam was a man made, built on culture, politics or personality, the amount of propaganda, misrepresentation, wars, bans, and internal betrayals it has faced in the last 1,400 years would have finished it a long time ago.
Think about it:
1. It has been attacked from every angle at the same time.
Mocked in media, blamed for terrorism, banned from schools and workplaces in some countries, Muslims themselves divided, yet every day thousands of people who have only ever seen the negative image still choose Islam after reading it for themselves.
2. Allah says in the Qur'an:
"They want to extinguish the light of Allah with their mouths, but Allah will perfect His light, although the disbelievers dislike it."
Surah As-Saff 61:8
The propaganda is not new. The Quraysh did the same in Makkah, calling him a magician, a poet, a liar.
3. Truth doesn't need propaganda to survive, falsehood does.
Falsehood needs constant funding, media control and force to stay alive. Truth just needs to be left alone for people to recognize it. That's why despite billions spent to paint Islam as violent or oppressive, Islam remains the fastest growing religion in the world.
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BREAKING! The Nigerian Police Force deployed tear gas to block determined civilians from searching the bush to flush out terrorists and kidnappers.
According to a local youth leader, a large crowd mobilized to pursue terrorists raiding their communities but was heavily confronted by police.
Rather than facilitating a coordinated sweep, police used tear gas to block the civilian search party from entering the bushes, sparking frustration among locals who feel abandoned to face ongoing violence without official protection.
As an elderly man that you are, what do you want the society to remember you for, if you continue lying just to support a government that spread nothing but lies and propaganda
She should follow her father's advice.....end
A married woman needs my advice, but I have decided to put it out for a debate or discussion.
She has been married for 9 years, and her husband has been jobless for about 2 years now.
In their second year of marriage, her husband lost his job and she was supporting them financially, until a year later.
Her father bought a Tokunbo car for her husband and advised him to use it for Uber/Bolt so that he can take care of his family.
She works in a bank.
Her father never asked her husband to repay him. It was free.
He drove that car for about 4 years until it packed up due to poor maintenance and all.
Then he stopped working again.
Since then, his wife has been using her salary to sustain the home.
She earns about N1.4m every month.
Now, she wants to secure a loan for her husband so that they can buy another car for him to restart his Bolt business.
She discussed it privately with her father, but he advised against it and told her to focus on her children and forget her husband because he is disappointed in him.
She says the load that she's carrying is heavy for her, and she cannot watch him asking for money every time. The home is becoming too toxic for her.
Question for the audience:
Should she go ahead and secure the loan for her husband, or should she ignore him and follow her father's advice?
End.
Kaduna state where Apc presidential campaign will be flagged off
The disturbing video of Ahmed Zakka, reportedly abducted alongside his wife and infant child in Kaduna State, is a painful reminder of the insecurity that continues to threaten lives and tear families apart across Nigeria.
No Nigerian should have to plead for their life or the safety of their family in the hands of criminals. The thought of an infant caught in this ordeal is especially heartbreaking. I urge the relevant security agencies to act swiftly and decisively to secure the safe release of Ahmed Zakka, his wife, their child and every other Nigerian still held in captivity.
This tragedy comes as families are already struggling with the crushing cost of living. Nigerians are battling the rising cost of food, transport and other essentials; they should not also have to live in fear of being abducted in their homes or on the roads. Insecurity deepens hardship, disrupts livelihoods and leaves families bearing both emotional and financial burdens they can scarcely afford.
The government must move beyond assurances and deliver an effective, sustained response: rescue those in captivity, protect vulnerable communities and dismantle the networks responsible for these crimes. Every Nigerian deserves to live, work and raise a family without the constant fear of violence.
My thoughts and prayers are with the Zakka family and all families enduring the trauma of kidnapping. The protection of every Nigerian life must remain an overriding responsibility of government. —AA
It's only applicable to non Apc supporters, the Apc supporters will buy at N200 per litre
Abdulrazak retweeted
And just like that, the stories of the young people who were murdered in Niger State while in the custody of the NSCDC seem to have come to an end 💔
The President was out of the country when the incident happened. He issued a statement and sent representatives to the state. Now, he is back in the country and has spent more than 10 days here, yet there has been no signs of a personal visit to Niger State to commiserate with the families of the deceased.
Instead, he has announced the date for his campaign flag off.
Would he have acted the same way if this incident had happened in the southwestern part of the country?
Is this truly the man you want to give another four years, more years of policies that have subjected Nigerians to hardship and a leadership that, in situations like this, appears to show no remorse or empathy?
We have seen him visit a state to offer condolences, only to remain at the airport without entering the state to pay his respects properly.
Dear Nigerians, I believe we already know the answers, and we must be prepared to do the right thing, 2027 is non negotiable. We can no longer afford to sacrifice another four years of our lives and our future just to satisfy the ego of one man and his political dynasty.
Nigeria deserves better ✊🏾🇳🇬
#TinubuMustGo #RiseUpNaija
Abdulrazak retweeted
Abeg, come and patronise my business ooo. 😭 I want to take my husband to Umrah, and you people will help me make this dream come true, in shaa Allah. Buy from me, recommend me, and support my business. May Allah bless your rizq. Ameen.
Abdulrazak retweeted
Hey @grok,
Has it been reported that during a 1948 attack on the Palestinian people, Israelis put a Palestinian father and son inside an oven and burned them alive?
Start with YES or NO.
Abdulrazak retweeted
The United States has had over 160 years to label the Ku Klux Klan a terrorist organization and still hasn’t. The government dismantling the Black Panther Party while the head of the Klan is currently giving interviews tells you everything you need to know about this country.
Abdulrazak retweeted
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Watch my analysis of the recent judgement of the Edo State High Court on kidnapping.
Watch the full video on YouTube using this link: youtu.be/RbhluR5_clw?si=wF2g…
Even at crime scene he is still blaming Islam for his greed
VIDEO: He was caught selling drugs in South Africa, and when asked, he said he left Nigeria because Muslims are killing the Christians.
So lets agree just for a second that the Muslims were actually killing you, then you ran for safety. Why then are you trying to kill the people of that country with poisonous hard drugs?
Some of these people are really sick😂😂😂
Abdulrazak retweeted
To all Yoruba gatekeepers and idolators, be informed that I have more stakes than you do in this heritage.
My forefathers were among those who sacrificed their blood for the survival of this land. I am from a lineage of warriors. I am a warrior. I am daring. I am unapologetic. I am audacious. I fear none of you.
The only painful truth about my forefathers is that they were Sango worshippers. Thanks to the Almighty, I have seen the light of guidance.
Nevertheless, I still represent the courage and the struggles my ancestors fought for, but I fight mine strictly within the boundaries of what my Creator dictates.