
Husband. Dad. Dual BA. Shariah (IUM & IQU) MA. Shariah. Founder @tahleemhub & Alabraar Academy, IslamTech. Cybersecurity. GRC.
Lagos, Nigeria
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Whatever it is that some of you are looking for in the way and manner you pander to, defer to, and seek validation from the moral definitions and standards of the kuffar, I sincerely hope you find it, so that you may finally realise how little it is worth.
There is something profoundly unfortunate about a Muslim becoming so desperate for acceptance that he begins to feel embarrassed by what Allah has permitted, apologetic about what Allah has prohibited, and uncomfortable defending what Allah has revealed.
The approval you seek will never be worth the convictions you surrender to obtain it.
It’s one thing to sin, it’s another thing to be proud of the sin.
Don’t get to that point, I beg of you.
“I will change him”
“It’s just small anger issue”
“It was my fault”
“He warned me”
“I love him so much”
If you ignore signs, you will see wonders.
I really enjoyed her response
You see those braggings, mo gbadun e baje😂😂
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“They were busy using all their money to feed the family that they could not have any property to their name”
People come here to claim that: 80% of Nigerians homes are run based on finances of women who are bread winners of their families. But when men die, we start looking for their will and family members start fighting over the money and assets left by men. I have never come across, at least, in my 11years of practising family law, and my research up-to masters level, cases where the subjects of inheritance dispute are the properties left behind by Nigerian women.
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We need this in lagos and environs
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At this point of my life, Any job that will take my wife away from the house 5times a week in this uk 🇬🇧 , when we still have little children, heaven knows that I won’t approve of it.
Call me anything you want to call me.
Even me that I’m meant to provide and lead the house, I don’t do 5days a week job….
I have refused some nice jobs based on distance…
My wife has always told me that she will never let me take any job that will take me far away from her..
So even if I get the job, I must find a way to take her along…
When the kids are more independent and can be left alone, all of us will chase career.
And if we can’t, we accept that as our fate.. since it’s our choice to have kids.
But asking your husband to stay at home with the kids while you accept a 44hours per week job is bizarre …
Especially when you are only supporting with kids and not the breadwinner???
A lot of you lied that you left Nigeria because of your children, but in reality, you left because of your selfish reasons.
I see a lot of married women in the uk, picking extra shift up and down, entering unnecessary competitions with their friends and sometime their husbands…buying gold, hairs, clothes that they wear once a year, and I ask myself to what end?
“I want to be independent”
From your husband?
LMAO 🤣
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If you have daughters, get real about their protection even in adulthood. Please don't listen to all these talk about women can protect theirselves. Look around you and tell me how this woke rave is working out for marriages. Your duty as a father over your daughters is far reaching. Even if no method or amount of protection offers absolute guarantee, do your very best.
●Be a model father. Be her first standard of what an ideal husband looks like. When your nature has set the standard so low, every fake impression of masculinity starts to look like gold.
● Let's go back to the traditional process where parents are heavily invested in the spousal search and even make recommendations without forcing their choice on their daughter. Some wise parents are already scouting for the family they want their daughter to marry into while she is still young. By the way, the rich still very much do this.
● Don't give your daughters out to men from questionable families unless the man in question distinguishes himself to assuage any concern you may have. Those days when spouses have a marital problem and it is escalated to the parents, the parents have no business with their son-in-law. They will call his father and ask him to caution his son. So seek to have responsible in laws, men who are in charge of their home and raised their children with discipline and integrity.
●. Raise your daughters well, too. Be the spec of your spec. Be the kind of in-law you wish to have. Marriage is not only beautiful when you marry right; it is beautiful when you are right for your spouse and marry right, because it takes two to tango. So, raise daughters who will be just as much a blessing to their husbands as they pray for.
●. Educate them and equip them with all they need to find as much comfort as they can within your limits while teaching them the humility to never lose their femininity to all the chaos of the modern world.
●. Be invested in the marriage for as long as Allāh spares your life. I know of some fathers-in-law who will physically inspect the accommodation their prospective son-in-law has prepared for their daughter. One of the first things that emboldens men to misbehave toward their wives is having no respect or regard for their father-in-law. If he fears and respects you, he will be mindful about certain rash actions or being reported to you. So, be a part of the marriage without being intrusive. Your home should remain eternally open to your daughter. Never tell your daughter that if she goes to her husband's house, she is no longer welcome in your house, whatever she faces in her matrimonial home. She should always have a home in her father's house. Always! Never embolden a man to think his wife has nowhere else to go besides him. NEVER!
I never claimed any of these will serve as a guarantee, or that daughters that get all the support from their Dad may never be tried, but women that always have the full support and protection of their fathers or a guardian, even when tried, do not end up as miserable as others.
A father is an important figure in a daughter's life, and your services will be needed much longer than your sons will. Let's play those roles for our daughters to the best of our ability.
May Allāh bless us for them and them for us.
Abu Imrān – at Abuja, Nigeria
Point of correction, na Alu sunnah.
So tell igwe I deserve the award make he give me😌
If ogun ìdílé wan ja ẹ ehn, you go first marry one overly religious Alfa Al sunnah, dey think say you don choose the right one🌚😀 Una go born six to eight children🤭🤭 next thing Baba go marry mathna 🤣🤣.. àdágbé àdáfà go just cut your dreams short....
You go con carry yourself go that olórí bi àpólà Igi live for Tiktok for advise🤣🤣...
























