The Arabic language concept ‘jannah’ is currently one of the trending hashtags on Twitter as thousands of Muslims continued to mourn and pray for the late Sudanese Qur’an reciter, Sheikh Nurayn Muhammad Siddiq.
Sheikh Nurayn was reported to have died in a car crash on Friday in Sudan alongside some other Qur’an memorisers.
Imagine the word "Jannah" trends on Twitter because there's so many people making du'a for you after you've passed away.
This is what has happened to Shaykh Mohamed Siddiq who passed away today.
He touched the hearts of thousands through his unique and beautiful recitation. pic.twitter.com/ehP4Qcv1OV
— ilmfeed (@IlmFeed) November 7, 2020
Many Muslims especially his fans across the world have stormed Twitter to pray for him using the translaterated Arabic hashtag, Jannah, which means Paradise or Garden in English.
https://twitter.com/rsarina__/status/1324926545635340288?s=09
Innalillahi wainaa ilaahi Rajiuun. Sheikh Nureyen Mohammad is no more. May Allah(sw) forgive all his shortcomings,widen his grave and grant him the highest rank in Jannah.Ameen 😢 pic.twitter.com/HNLdMa4dX6
— smile nur (@AbdulwahidHajji) November 7, 2020
Sheikh Nurain muhammad Siddiqe is no more with us, May Allah grant him jannah.
His emotional recitation is heart touching.💔❤ pic.twitter.com/NBSy22lQOa— MB_Saeed (@Albasheer001) November 7, 2020
The best reciter🤍 Inna lillahi wa inna llayhi Raaji'oon, May allah bless him and grant him a place in Jannah. https://t.co/IUa2GSbRpw
— Amaal🤍 (@Amaleeey_) November 7, 2020
Definitely memorized some Ayahs from Al Araaf , Maryam, Al Anfaal while repeatedly listening to Sheikh Siddiq , May Allah forgive him and the students , and grant them Al Jannah Firdaus
— Soldier Siddiq (@Abu_Bakr_S) November 7, 2020