AATAQ Gādāka

19/10/2024

لا شيء ياتي دون العناء والجهد

18/10/2024

Karantar da Al-Qur'ani yana daga cikin mafi girman ayyuka a cikin addinin Musulunci, domin yana koya mana hanyar rayuwa, ilimi, da jagoranci daga Allah (SWT). Annabi Muhammad (SAW) ya ce, "Mafificin ku shine wanda ya koyi Qur'ani kuma ya koyar da shi." Taimakawa masu karantar da Qur'ani yana da lada mai yawa, domin suna yada ilimin da zai ciyar da al'umma gaba da kuma taimaka wajen tabbatar da tsarki da tausayi a zukatan al'umma.

Taimako ga waɗanda ke koyon Qur'ani na haifar da ci gaban rayuwar ruhaniya da alheri mai dorewa, wanda zai iya zama sadakatul jariya – lada mai gudana har bayan mutuwa.

12/10/2024

Our poverty, their wealth; our pain, their joy

07/10/2024

EVEN IF YOU HEAR A BAD STORY ABOUT ME, UNDERSTAND, THERE WAS A TIME I WAS GOOD TO THOSE PEOPLE TOO, BUT THEY WON'T TELL YOU THAT PART

23/09/2024

MAULIDIN DA AKE YI DA ITACE BIDI'A AMMA NA YANZU ISKANCINE DA HAURAGIYA

15/09/2024

Dear brothers and sisters in Islam, I understand your love and devotion to Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is genuine, and I respect that. However, I want to gently remind you that our beloved Prophet (SAW) taught us to prioritize obedience to Allah and following His commands above all else.

Insisting on celebrating his birthday despite knowing it has no basis in Islam may seem like a small matter, but it actually goes against the very principles of our faith. Our Prophet (SAW) warned us against innovations and stressed the importance of adhering to the Quran and his authentic teachings.

By continuing to celebrate his birthday, we risk falling into the very trap of innovation that our Prophet (SAW) warned us against. And if we die upon that, we risk facing the consequences in the Hereafter.

I know it's hard to let go of traditions and cultural practices, but I implore you to consider the bigger picture. Our love for Prophet Muhammad (SAW) should drive us to follow his teachings, not innovate practices that may lead us astray.

Let us show our love and devotion to him by living according to his teachings, spreading his message, and being a mercy to all creation. This is the path that will earn us his intercession and Allah's pleasure in the Hereafter.

Remember, our ultimate goal is to attain Jannah, and our Prophet (SAW) taught us that the key to Jannah is following the straight path, not innovating our own ways. Let us strive to be among those who will be granted Jannah, insha'Allah.

15/09/2024

Loving Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is often misunderstood as celebrating his birthday, but true love and devotion are demonstrated through following his teachings and example. The Prophet (SAW) himself said, 'I have left you with two things, if you hold onto them, you will never go astray: the Quran and my Sunnah (teachings)' (Hadith narrated by Al-Hakim).

The early Muslim generations, the Sahabah and Tabi'un, were the most knowledgeable about Islam and the Prophet's (SAW) teachings. Yet, they did not celebrate his birthday. In fact, they were so averse to innovations that they would often say, 'If it was good, the Sahabah would have done it before us' (Hadith narrated by Al-Daraqutni).

The most loving and devoted companions of the Prophet (SAW) did not celebrate his birthday. Instead, they focused on:

- Memorizing and reciting the Quran
- Studying and implementing his teachings (Hadith)
- Performing the five daily prayers
- Giving charity and helping the needy
- Striving to become better Muslims

If we truly love and want to honor Prophet Muhammad (SAW), we should follow his teachings and example, not innovate practices that have no basis in Islam. Let us show our love and devotion by:

- Learning and implementing his Sunnah
- Spreading his message of peace and mercy
- Being kind and compassionate to all creation
- Striving to become better Muslims

This is the true manifestation of love for Prophet Muhammad (SAW), not celebrating his birthday.

15/09/2024

Maulidi, or the celebration of Prophet Muhammad's (SAW) birthday, is a cherished tradition for many Muslims, but it is essential to acknowledge that it has no basis in the Quran or the authentic Hadith (prophetic traditions). In fact, the Prophet (SAW) himself warned against innovations in religion, saying, 'Every innovation is misguidance, and every misguidance leads to the Hellfire' (Hadith narrated by Al-Tirmidhi).

The early Muslim community, the Sahabah, also warned against such innovations. For example, Abdullah ibn Abbas (RA), a companion of the Prophet (SAW), said, 'Do not introduce new things in Islam, for every innovation is misguidance' (Hadith narrated by Al-Bukhari).

Renowned Islamic scholars throughout history have also cautioned against celebrating Maulidi. For instance:

- Imam Shafi'i (RA) said, 'Innovations are the most evil things in religion' (Hadith narrated by Al-Bayhaqi).
- Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal (RA) warned, 'Do not celebrate my birthday, for it is an innovation' (Hadith narrated by Al-Tabarani).
- Ibn Taymiyyah (RA) wrote, 'Celebrating the Prophet's (SAW) birthday is an innovation that was not practiced by the Sahabah or the early Muslim community' (Majmu' al-Fatawa).

While the intention behind celebrating Maulidi may be to show love and reverence for the Prophet (SAW), it is crucial to prioritize authenticity and adhere to the teachings of the Quran and the Sunnah, rather than innovating practices that may inadvertently lead to deviation from the straight path. Let us heed the warnings of the Sahabah and Islamic scholars and focus on following the Prophet's (SAW) teachings and example in our daily lives.

14/09/2024

IN KAGA MUTUM YANA YAWAN CEWA ANA MASA HASSADA ZAKA SAMU SHINE MAI YIN HASSADAN

09/09/2024

ANNABI SAW YA KOMA GA ALLAH RANAR 12 GA WATAN RABI'UL AWWAL

07/09/2024

DON'T THINK THEY ARE DOING MASSIVE PROJECT BECAUSE OF YOU, THEY ARE BENEFITING MORE THAN YOU

05/09/2024

IN SOKOTO STATE 1.2bn WAS USED TO DRILL 25 BOREHOLE, THIS MEAN 48MILLION PER SINGLE BOREHOLE

03/09/2024

AREWA WHAT IS HAPPENING!!!
127 LIFE AND NO MEDIA IS REPORTING

02/09/2024

Celebrating one's birthday on social media, or in general, is a modern phenomenon that has no basis in Islamic tradition. In fact, it can be seen as an act of foolishness, as it glorifies the passing of time and the fleeting nature of life on earth. In Islam, we are taught to prioritize humility, gratitude, and remembrance of Allah's blessings. Instead of seeking validation and attention on our birthdays, we should focus on reflecting on our actions, seeking forgiveness, and striving for a better tomorrow. Let us not be deceived by the temporary thrill of social media validation and instead, let us cultivate a sense of gratitude and humility in our daily lives

30/08/2024

MAI WAYO SHINE YAKE NEMAN TABBAS KAFUN YA TABBATAR DA ZANCE, AMMA WAWA SHIKE DAUKAN DUK ZANCE DA AKA GAYAMAR YAYI AIKI DA ITA

28/08/2024

Seeking Islamic knowledge is a lifelong journey that illuminates my path, nourishes my soul, and brings me closer to my Creator. With each new discovery, I gain a deeper understanding of my faith, my purpose, and my responsibility to live a virtuous life. Islamic knowledge empowers me to make informed choices, to discern right from wrong, and to become a force for good in the world. It enriches my relationships, my community, and my character, and inspires me to embody the values of compassion, justice, and wisdom. By seeking Islamic knowledge, I invest in my eternal success and cultivate a sense of humility, gratitude, and peace that guides me through life's challenges and triumphs.

27/08/2024