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Nothing you say will necessarily make non Muslims doubt their beliefs any less or accept your claims about Islam. Let everyone practise their faith freely, and focus on reminding Muslims who may be straying from the teachings of Islam. Guidance belongs to Allah and our responsibility is to convey the message with wisdom.
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This is a video of my son, Ibrahim ibn Abd al-Rahman ibn Hassan, from one of my visits to Kuwait, where we met Sheikh Muhammad Jamil al-Nuristani, hafidhahullahu ta'ala.
Meeting him left a real impression on my son. I explained to him the status of the scholar and what a privilege it was to be able to put my questions to him. Among the things I asked about was Muhammad ibn al-Wazir al-Yamani. I had been reading his works, and I asked the Sheikh about some of them and about what I had come across in them, as well as about Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah and some of the statements of Sa'd al-Din al-Taftazani.
My son sat there listening to the whole conversation. When we left, he said to me, "Dad, I really enjoyed being with the Sheikh. It motivated me."
I share this, my brothers and sisters, because it is so important to bring your children along on your journeys in seeking knowledge. Let them see the scholars and the people of knowledge. Let them see you, their father or mother, sitting as a student and learning from the ulama. That leaves a deeper mark on them than any lecture or two you could give them yourself.
Muhammad. retweeted
This is your revered maqary calling people to take laws into their hands.
If you don't call him out and tag him an extremist you're hypocrite.
Are you a true malcom or a fake one?
Dr. Bala usman casted this script
STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE
PRESIDENT TINUBU DEPARTS ABUJA FOR MAKKAH TO PRAY FOR THE NATION
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will depart Abuja on Thursday for Makkah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, to perform Umrah, an Islamic spiritual exercise involving a pilgrimage to the Holy City.
The visit gives the President an opportunity for spiritual reflection, devotion, and prayers for Nigeria’s peace, unity, stability, and continued progress.
While in Makkah, President Tinubu will perform the religious rites associated with Umrah, seeking Allah’s guidance and blessings for Nigeria and its people.
Before leaving Abuja, President Tinubu will commission at the Presidential Wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport some equipment acquired by the Nigerian Air Force for its operations.
The President is expected back in the country next week, after completing the spiritual exercise.
Bayo Onanuga
Special Adviser to the President
(Information & Strategy)
October 28, 2026
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It’s extremely unfortunate, and what particularly annoys me is how it betrays the very intellectualism they so proudly profess. There is something profoundly contradictory about claiming intellectual independence while uncritically treating liberalism and secularism as superior moral frameworks through which Islam must be evaluated.
Even by the standards of critical thinking they claim to hold in such high esteem, this is intellectually regressive. They’ve elevated the philosophical assumptions of liberalism and secularism into supposedly universal moral truths, without subjecting those assumptions to the same scrutiny they so eagerly apply to Islam.
True intellectualism requires the willingness to interrogate one’s own premises, examine the foundations of competing moral frameworks, and distinguish between what is demonstrably true and what one has merely been conditioned to regard as self-evident.
And somehow, they mistake this intellectual deference for independent thought.
Muhammad. retweeted
Saidai in we are trying to be woke,
But wallahi illar da masussuka ke wa addinin musulunci a arewa, tafi wanda insecurity ke yi hadari.
Wannan ba ma bambamcin aqeeda bane. Saidai in baka sauraron lakcocinsa.
Allah dai ya sa mu dace.
One of the most disturbing realities of Northern Nigeria is the apparent indifference to its uncertain future. A region trailing in human capital development should be consumed by urgent conversations about education, productivity and reform. Instead, much of its youth energy is wasted on trivial debates while the foundations of its future continue to crumble.