Muslim teenagers facing back

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

Two halves heart embroidered red thread on black fabric. Two halves heart sewn with black thread.

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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I Choose To Give Back

 

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

Morality In Religion

Our character can either fail Islam or bring people to Islam. I’m not perfect, but one thing remains constant: being good wherever I go and leaving a good impression. A lady recently asked about the mosque I prayed at and surprised me by saying she’s considering taking her Shahadah. She’s a Christian, and her Ethiopian husband is Muslim; now she’s contemplating Islam. Though I’d never discussed Islam with her, my interactions seem to have made an impact. I promised to bring her a Quran and pray that Allah guides her. May He ease her path and strengthen her faith. Please remember her in your Du’a.

– Umm Sumayyah Mai

Loss Of A Spouse (2)

When a woman loses her life partner, whom she loves so dearly, the pain in her chest is indescribable – it’s heavy and pinches so badly. Tonight, my heart goes out to Abu Sufyaan’s wife. By Allah, I wish to meet you and hug you, to tell you that I feel your pain deeply. I still haven’t gotten over the loss of your beloved husband – our beloved brother. May Allah strengthen you, the baby, and the rest of your children. May He grant you Sabr Jameelah. Indeed, we shall all return to Allah. May He guide our souls towards goodness.

– Umm Sumayyah Mai

Nurturing Relationships

As we age, companionship becomes essential. Forget the notion that we don’t need someone – we all need love, affection, and a partner to share life’s joys and stresses. A supportive spouse brings laughter, joy, and peace. This life is meant to be lived with someone special, growing old together in love and affection. Nurture your relationship, and may it bring you serenity in your later years. May Allah strengthen the bond of love between us and our loved ones.

– Umm Sumayyah Mai

Allah Is The Most Healing

This afternoon, upon waking up and getting ready for Zuhr, I had a headache. So, while in prayer and upon reaching sujud, I started asking Allah for relief from my headache. I repeated it at least three times. By Allah, just after the prayer, I didn’t feel any headache – it was gone without taking anything. As Muslims, it’s essential to be intentional about seeking Allah’s pleasure and being prayerful, with the conviction that our prayers will be answered by His grace.

– Umm Sumayyah Mai

The Loss Of A Great Scholar

This death weighs heavily on my heart. Oh Allah, forgive Your servant Shaykh Lukman (Abu Sufyaan), ease his questioning in the grave, and grant his family, especially his wife and children, the strength to bear this immense loss. He lived upon pristine Islam and passed away upon it. A Salafi has departed. We’re indeed saddened by your passing, but we find solace in the fact that your righteousness was evident. Alhamdulillah. May Allah continue to shower His mercy upon him.