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Yesterday, Friday, August 7, marked exactly 75th anniversary commemorating the now infamous bombings of #Hiroshima and #Nagasaki in Japan by
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Few days ago, we witnessed an outrage on social media regarding an intelligent and industrious Muslimah in niqab, Aminah Adegoke,
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Pantami vs Sahara Reporters: How a Campaign of Calumny failed
On Saturday, Sahara Reporters, an online medium based in New York City published 5 pictures of three different edifices with
Matters Arising: Dr. Isa Pantami’s Immaculate integrity and Sahara Reporters’ ‘Hushpuppi Journalism’
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The State of the Ummah as explained by Sheikh Edebali in Kurusul Osman, Season 1, Episode 10
Sheikh Edebali burst into tears while thinking about the state of affairs of Muslims in Episode 10 of Kurusul Osman.
Can crocodile tears and noisy outrage tackle rape pandemic in Nigeria? By Dr. Tajudeen Thaani
In the Name of Allah the Most Beneficial the Most Merciful In the past few weeks, there has been outrage
EDO 2020: Real reasons Muslims play second fiddle in Edo politics for 21 years
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Today,18th of June, we remember our beloved father in the Deen, Alhaji Abdul Azeez Arisekola Alao, CON, who died exactly
Nigerian activists to discuss implication of coup in Egypt at 1st Mohamed Morsi’s colloquium
Promiment Nigerian activists are expected to discuss the implications of the 2013 coup in Egypt at the first Colloquium in
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