Appreciation Part 3

The one who strengthens the ties of kinship is loved by Allah, and anyone who severs them may face Allah’s wrath. In fact, severing kinship ties can lead to losing paradise, as mentioned in the hadith. I am deeply grateful to my family, the Ashimites, for their unwavering support and presence. I extend my heartfelt thanks to my uncle and all my nephews and nieces who showed up from far and wide. Thank you, and I will always cherish our bond.

I would like to make a separate post about the first person Allah allowed me to meet during this visit, and l am super grateful to Allah. I asked and He answered.

Shaykhanaa Ibn Sulaiman Najmuddien, may Allah prolong his life in goodness. He kindly arranged for fresh, rich cookies and chocolate bread to be made for us and even paid for the delivery himself. Jazakhumllahu Khayran, sir.

I also want to express my gratitude to the wonderful sisters – the wives of our amiable Imam Sanni Kay Yusuf, Umm Rashidah Waheed Sanni, and our dear sister Omoniyi Olaitan Khadijah.

The welcome they extended was truly unique and professional. Umm Rayyan’s warm hospitality and the delicious food prepared by the second queen, with Iru added to the jute leaves (ewedu), left a lasting impression on me. I fell in love with their warmth and kindness.

May Allah bless our Imam and all the brothers he introduced us to, who were incredibly welcoming. I was also delighted to see my brother AbdulMajeed from Beneficial Islamic Books, his wife, and their new baby. I appreciate the thoughtful gifts they gave us. May Allah reward them abundantly.

Lastly, I am super grateful to Ustadh Rasheed Haashim for his words of encouragement and advice. I was impressed by the students’ recitation skills at Muflihun High School – they were truly top-notch. Thank you for the gifts and for having us. I sincerely appreciate your kindness.

 

Umm Sumayyah Mai

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Appreciation Part 2

Let me start by saying thank you to all my fans, especially MajmolQueen Charitable Foundation fans on every platform. Without Allah and your support, I am nobody. May Allah continue to bless you all.

I met some beautiful sisters at the UCH humanitarian charitable visit and was delighted to see them. They took time to meet with me for the sake of Allah, which gladdened my heart. I received gifts from these lovely sisters. Sister Jariya Aramide, thank you; my sister also enjoyed the seasoning you gave me. Sis Roheemah Oloyede Roheemah, I’ll enjoy the fish with efo riro – thank you.

Babe Baseerah Ribigbe, my twin nieces have taken copies of your books, and the girls here are eager to read them. I’m grateful to the beautiful sisters who came to show me love, even if I’m struggling to remember everyone’s names. Sister Ruqoyyah, Umm Fatimah, and the rest, may Allah be pleased with you all.

Thank you for making my journey memorable. I’m humbled and honored. Unfortunately, I couldn’t meet everyone who wanted to see me, and I’m sorry for that. I seek your forgiveness, and may Allah love you all. It was a short trip, and seeing everyone was challenging. May Allah continue to strengthen us all.

To be continued, Inn sha’a Allah.

 

Umm Sumayyah Mai

My Appreciation Part 1

I thank Allah, the owner of my soul, who made my journey to and fro safe. How many people leave their homes on a journey of no return? Indeed, I’m grateful for this. I’m grateful for all the opportunities Allah has given me and will forever be thankful to Him.

There’s something unique about the people around me, especially those who are part of the MajmolQueen Charitable Foundation team. Allah has chosen these people for a purpose, making them among those who are sincere and humble. Imagine doing things solely for Allah without expecting anything in return – this and more are why they’ll always have a place in my heart.

I’m grateful to all the MajmolQueen Foundation Board of Trustees, led by Ustadh Kabir Al Asfar, and all our team members. I respect Ustadh so much and ask Allah to continue to make him firm and grant him steadfastness.

While planning my short trip, I thought of giving back to the community and staff at UCH who were once there for one of my relatives. To execute this plan, I needed good people willing to seek the face of their Lord. The first person I contacted was Ustadh Rasheed Haashim, followed by Babe Baseerah Ribigbe. Ustadh will never say no to anything related to Majeedah. Babe said, “Darling MAI, I’m always ready. All you have to do is notify me. I always want to be part of Khayr.

Olayiwola Suliat Yetunde, Sis Jariya Aramide, and Amsod are part of my great people when it comes to MajmolQueen Publications. To everyone who makes our books available in your various states, I’m humbled and honored. I love you all.

Ibn Abdillah As-sudaisiy Al-Iloori, Aliyah Bint Aliyy Oladapo, Mallam Akeem Ibrahim Abu Zayd Idris Ismail, and Mallam Balogun Abeeblah Ajıbola (Oniwaka of Nigeria) not only amazed me but also gave me love, hope, and sincerity. Oh, Aliyah, Olori, as I fondly call her, may your days be long on earth. May Allah grant all your secret prayers. These people didn’t know I’d be coming home, yet they agreed to meet with other team members at UCH for our foundation’s humanitarian visit. This is beyond me; I was wowed and happy. I’ll never take this gesture for granted – it means a lot to me. May Allah grant you all everlasting joy.

BN AbuHaneefah wowed me beyond reasoning when he agreed to join them all the way from Lagos. How can I not appreciate him more? I’ll forever be grateful to you. May Allah grant you success in all you do.

To my lovely friend, Mansurah Opeyemi, all the way from Abeokuta, I appreciate you. Dear, l love you. May Allah love you more.

Oh, Mallam Saheed Oladele, Baameeko of Ibadan land, is my brother anytime, any day. How can I even begin to appreciate him? This man is the embodiment of humility and honesty. I’ll talk more about him in part two, Insha’Allah.

To be continued, In shaa’Allah

– Umm Sumayyah Mai

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Visitation to Hospital

Yesterday, 26th August 2025, I was in the company of a team of MajmolQueen Foundation that visited University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan courtesy of our sister, Umm Sumayyah Mai and her wonderful family. The Management of the hospital gave us a befitting reception and appreciated the initiative. They were highly organized and professional in the way they handled our request. I hope other public institutions can emulate their intentional efforts to make things work.

We were taken round the wards where valuable materials and cash were distributed to patients. The visitation was a moment of sober reflection. Sickness is a great test from Allāh. As we walk around freely, we don’t really know the value. We don’t thank Allāh enough. May Allāh forgive our ignorance and shortcomings. May Allāh not test us more than we can bear. After the visit, we were treated to a wonderful luncheon planned by the Baameko of Ibadanland, Alhaji Saheed Oladele. I thank MajmolQueen Foundation for the award and all the gifts. Thanks for involving us in this highly rewarding project. Only Allāh knows how much was spent on the items shared and the medical bills settled. We really need more of this philanthropic efforts. It is about giving back to society.

May Allāh reward Ummu Sumayyah for her humanitarian efforts.. May Allāh replenish her and answer her public and secret supplications.

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Allah’s patience is boundless.

Allah’s patience is boundless. Despite our persistent disobedience, He invites us to repent and seek forgiveness, even when our transgressions overflow. Though He may expose our shortcomings to the world, His mercy still beckons us to return to Him. But let us beware: unrepentant hearts risk being consumed by darkness, and death’s sudden arrival may catch us off guard. None of us is perfect; even in our best moments, we falter. Yet, in our vulnerability, we find solace in Allah’s protection. Oh Allah, grant us the gift of sincerity, that our private and public lives may reflect the beauty of our faith, and may we be counted among those who are true to themselves and to You. Oh Allah, protect us from falling into fitna that is caused by ourselves, and do not make us among those who consistently seek your wrath.

 

– Umm Sumayyah Mai

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Oh, Muslim Women! 

Know, my sisters, that the life of this world is temporary and our days are numbered. Social media can indeed be a fitnah for us, and we mustn’t get carried away by it. What we consume online can negatively impact our homes, so let’s be mindful of what we listen to, read, and share.

Take your time to reflect on every word and video, ensuring they align with your values and faith. Unfortunately, Shaytan has influenced many, leading to thoughtless actions and unforgiveness. Homes once filled with love and laughter are now marked by hatred and strife. Let’s strive to overcome our weaknesses and strengthen our eeman.

I recently saw a couple announcing their divorce on social media, and it saddened me. It made me think about the next generation and how we’re shaping their values. May Allah protect our homes, guide us to be obedient servants, and bless our marriages with love, respect, and harmony.

 

– Umm Sumayyah Mai

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My Heart Forgave You Long Ago

Today marks exactly three years since the Adegunwa’s camp maliciously filed a case against me and six others at the Federal High Court in Lagos (July 22nd 2022 – July 22nd 2025). Their sinister journey began on October 6th, 2021, at Zone 2, Lagos, where their petition was shot down in flames due to lack of merit.

As I reflected on this ordeal, I received a call informing me that Monsurah, Engr. Mubarak’s ex, was doing a live video on Facebook, mentioning my name. I later watched the video and was pleased to see her eat her words and tender a sincere and formal apology to me and the Adepoju family. Allahu Akbar!

I wish Baba Adepoju were alive to witness this moment of vindication. Interestingly, just before his passing, he informed me, that Monsurah would one day retract her accusations against me, realizing she had been caught in the crossfire, and manipulated by those seeking to destroy me. “Ọ̀rọ̀ àgbà, bí kò ṣe l’óòórọ̀, á ṣẹ l’álẹ́” (The words of the elders shall come to pass, whether in the morning or evening)

It’s clear that rational thinkers saw through the facade of Monsurah’s supporters. They were playing a game of smoke and mirrors, seeking to tarnish my reputation and destroy me. They pulled the wool over Monsurah’s eyes, pretending to help her secure custody of her children while furthering their own agendas.

These individuals, known as Diasporic Dunces, have consistently shot themselves in the foot. They backed the wrong horse with Yesaloonaka, got turned down by Jaqmal, and even strong-armed and coerced Yaaya Gambari into writing a petition against me. Alhamdulillah, their schemes will continue to unravel, even with their heavy support for Mr Fèsù-Pọ́ọ̀tiẹ̀ over Captain case, their house of cards will surely collapse. “Àfòpiná tó’lóhun yóò pa fìtílà, ara rẹ̀ ní ó pa”.

To my dear sister Monsurah, I want to reiterate that I had forgiven you long ago. On January 15th, 2024, I instructed the Prosecutor from the Ministry of Justice to withdraw our case from the Federal High Court, Osogbo, without any external pressure. Alhamdulillah, the case was withdrawn. For the record, I now formally inform the world that MONSURAH ADEOLA IS TOTALLY FORGIVEN on behalf of the Adepoju family. May Allah forgive us all and guide us towards righteousness. Aamiyn.

Today, I give glory to Allah for His continued support and protection. To our enemies, let it be known that, “The truth has come and falsehood has vanished. Indeed, falsehood is bound to vanish” (Quran 17:81). May this serve as a reminder that, justice and truth will always rise to the surface in the end.

  • Mallam Yusuf Adepoju Yusuf Acadip

(Chief Lecturer, ACADIP Nigeria)

22nd July 2025

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No matter how many years we spend on earth, a day will come when our soul will be taken, and our judgment will be made. Every one of us will be held accountable for our good and bad deeds. For that reason, I have pledged to always be there for others, to do good and abstain from evil. I strive to put others before me, as much as I can, and to live a memorable life. I hope that, while I am gone, I will be remembered for good.

I am yet to be where I wish to be. I am still working on putting everything in the right place. But I am trying, and I won’t tire of trying. I won’t ever give up, bi’idhnillah.

One good thing I can point to, which will benefit you from me, is the book “Towards a Successful Marriage”. This book means a lot to me, and I will forever be grateful to Allah for allowing me to put that beautiful work together. I am thankful that I was able to share some insights that will benefit both myself and you, particularly in making better choices in marriage.

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My Heart Forgave You Long Ago

Today marks exactly three years since the Adegunwa’s camp maliciously filed a case against me and six others at the Federal High Court in Lagos (July 22nd 2022 – July 22nd 2025). Their sinister journey began on October 6th, 2021, at Zone 2, Lagos, where their petition was shot down in flames due to lack of merit.

As I reflected on this ordeal, I received a call informing me that Monsurah, Engr. Mubarak’s ex, was doing a live video on Facebook, mentioning my name. I later watched the video and was pleased to see her eat her words and tender a sincere and formal apology to me and the Adepoju family. Allahu Akbar!

I wish Baba Adepoju were alive to witness this moment of vindication. Interestingly, just before his passing, he informed me, that Monsurah would one day retract her accusations against me, realizing she had been caught in the crossfire, and manipulated by those seeking to destroy me. “Ọ̀rọ̀ àgbà, bí kò ṣe l’óòórọ̀, á ṣẹ l’álẹ́” (The words of the elders shall come to pass, whether in the morning or evening)

It’s clear that rational thinkers saw through the facade of Monsurah’s supporters. They were playing a game of smoke and mirrors, seeking to tarnish my reputation and destroy me. They pulled the wool over Monsurah’s eyes, pretending to help her secure custody of her children while furthering their own agendas.

These individuals, known as Diasporic Dunces, have consistently shot themselves in the foot. They backed the wrong horse with Yesaloonaka, got turned down by Jaqmal, and even strong-armed and coerced Yaaya Gambari into writing a petition against me. Alhamdulillah, their schemes will continue to unravel, even with their heavy support for Mr Fèsù-Pọ́ọ̀tiẹ̀ over Captain case, their house of cards will surely collapse. “Àfòpiná tó’lóhun yóò pa fìtílà, ara rẹ̀ ní ó pa”.

To my dear sister Monsurah, I want to reiterate that I had forgiven you long ago. On January 15th, 2024, I instructed the Prosecutor from the Ministry of Justice to withdraw our case from the Federal High Court, Osogbo, without any external pressure. Alhamdulillah, the case was withdrawn. For the record, I now formally inform the world that MONSURAH ADEOLA IS TOTALLY FORGIVEN on behalf of the Adepoju family. May Allah forgive us all and guide us towards righteousness. Aamiyn.

Today, I give glory to Allah for His continued support and protection. To our enemies, let it be known that, “The truth has come and falsehood has vanished. Indeed, falsehood is bound to vanish” (Quran 17:81). May this serve as a reminder that, justice and truth will always rise to the surface in the end.

Mallam Yusuf Adepoju Yusuf Acadip

(Chief Lecturer, ACADIP Nigeria)

22nd July 2025

Gentle Discipline

As a parent, I intentionally teach my son valuable life lessons. I remind him that Allah has blessed him with many sisters, and it’s essential to treat women with kindness, empathy, and patience. I emphasize the importance of being a responsible leader who cares for those under his guidance with the fear of Allah. I encourage him to stand tall for his siblings, protecting them from harm and treating them with honor and respect, recognizing their fragility and dignity as women.

I believe every mother raising a male child should be intentional about shaping his character, breaking cycles of negativity, and fostering a God-fearing, tolerant, and humble individual. A boy who listens to others, considers different perspectives, and is independent in his thoughts and actions. May Allah guide our children to become successful individuals in this world and the hereafter, embodying the values of compassion, respect, and integrity.

– Umm Sumayyah Mai