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Muhammad. retweeted
The way these arewa doomsday peddlers piss me off eh, tun kafin uwarku tasan za'a haife ta balle ta dau cikinku society dinmu ke existing and it'll continue to exist till God's will is fulfilled. "aka raba Ƙasar nan Kudu zamu koma", ku koma uwar Kudu ma mana wa zai riqe ku.
Muhammad. retweeted
The problem be say extremism to you might mean praying five times a day.
Because why would you be triggered by a person saying Islam is the most important thing in their life.
Muhammad. retweeted
Yusuf Buhari minded his business throughout his dad's administration. One accident on a power bike and the South was shouting, not even sympathizing, they never cared whether he was dead or alive. Their main problem was where he got the money to buy a ₦15 million bike 😂😂
Today, Seyi's convoy is worth ₦4 billion, moving around like he is the VP and nobody is moving a muscle.
Muhammad. retweeted
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?
Muhammad. retweeted
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.
Muhammad. retweeted
LOL— I am your new engagement tool, milk me. I stand by that belief & there’s nothing you can do about it. 😂
Muhammad. retweeted
When Hadith xyz is confirmed Authentic, It means it’s scientifically proven prophet said xyz. The jurisprudential weight of xyz is just as any quranic verse
The prophet was sent with Quran and Hadith together. Whoever rejects any of them in defiance ceases to be a believer
Muhammad. retweeted
Allah kaji ƙan bayin ka da suka riga mu gidan gaskiya.
Allah kayi ma kowa hukunci daidai da abinda ya aikata.
Muhammad. retweeted
Perhaps Izala-Salafi are the greatest victims of scholarly assassination. Two of their most prominent figures were killed, and to this day there is no culprit or explanation. Their students have taken no responsibility for avenging the murder. God Almighty will judge the matter.
Muhammad. retweeted
I don't want to involve myself in this Masussuka things, But before Masussuka got assassinated Sheikh ja'afar Mahmud Adam was assassinated, Mallam Auwal Albany Zaria was assassinated. And mind you they're all Salafi-Wahhabis as you made mentioned. What point you and your wife are trying to push here??
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Muhammad. retweeted
Thank you Muhammad, It's very annoying how some foolish Northerners consider the South holier than the North. Even the insecurity the North is battling with is motivated & sponsored by west to black paint the Islam & Muslims an American senator made this conviction earlier.
I wonder what motivates people to make this derogatory statement about the North. Every nation has its own problems and struggles. Or do you think America didn’t struggle before it reached this stage?
Up until 1914, the North, which covered about 250,000 square miles, was an independent “country”, with different emirates serving as states and having strong institutions that could have been a global standard.
British claimed that these institutions were among their best and that they had to preserve their principles even after conquering the North. Almost every single problem started after the arrival of the British.
A secure, scholarly, and culturally endowed region where one could travel freely without fear of attack. The waziri, the Caliphate’s prime minister, would go around the town checking on people in distress to offer assistance. That was the kind of society the region was known for.
With so much modernization and progress across the globe, I wonder what makes y’all think that the North cannot prosper.
Indeed, talk is cheap.
Muhammad. retweeted
i don’t know what type of snapchat you people are using honestly
