Islam is an Arab tradition & practising it is a matter of personal choice. You've no moral authority to dictate or overturn her freedom of choice. Your argument suggests that she must abandon her Yoruba identity and embrace an Arab identity.
Dem suppose drop you. Modafoka PIG!
Oga Jack again? Well, you are late to the conversation. I have already addressed this extensively on my timeline, and my position is very clear.
Since you say you are asking genuinely, let me break down what is wrong with that video and what Islam teaches.
1) You asked if she bowed or worshipped?
In Islam, the prohibition is not just about physically bowing to an idol or a cross. Allah explicitly commands believers in the Quran (Surah An-Nisa 4:140 and Al-An'am 6:68) not to sit in gatherings where messages contradicting His Oneness are being proclaimed.
Walking into an active church service to celebrate, sit through Trinitarian prayers, and honor the ministry of another religion is participating in a gathering of shirk, even if your lips do not move.
Even worse, she collected the microphone inside the church and prayed in Jesus's name, mixing Islamic and Christian prayers together on one tongue in the name of tolerance.
On top of that, they filmed it, and the OP posted it online with the title "Alhaja visits her younger brother’s church".
This, in and of itself turns a personal mistake into a public precedent that can mislead uninformed Muslims.
2) What could she have done to honor her younger brother while staying true to her faith? Plenty of things.
She could visit him at his house, host him at hers, cook for him, buy him gifts, support his family financially, care for him when he is sick, attend his social or family receptions outside the church sanctuary, and stand by him in every worldly matter.
That is Birr (goodness and maintaining family ties), which Allah commands in Surah Al-Mumtahanah (60:8).
Nobody here ever said Muslims should abandon kindness, family relationships, or decent social interactions with non-Muslim kin. I have Christian and traditionalist relatives myself, and we share deep mutual respect and support without crossing religious boundaries.
The problem is that modern society wants to blur a line that Islam made clear. Your definition of "religious tolerance" demands that a Muslim must step into non-Islamic religious spaces and validate other faiths' rituals just to prove they love their family or that they are tolerant.
That is not tolerance; that is religious compromise. You have more than ninety-nine lawful ways to show deep love and kindness to your non-Muslim relatives. Refusing to cross the one red line of Tawheed does not make anyone unkind.
Allah knows best.
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Baby t£rror!st is here to tell you how the video is against Islam
We will be waiting for the day you will also pick a g*n in the name of Allah. You will wish you were never born that day…
I remember what my teacher once told me. He said, "AYO, if you want people to like you, do not preach Tawheed, because the very moment you preach pure Tawheed, you will gather enemies." It’s true.
Reading the comments under this video breaks my heart. It shows how many Muslims have not invested any real time into learning their religion.
How do I even explain this without getting on people's nerves, when culture and vibes have replaced basic Islamic knowledge?
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If you like, don’t read your history, be doing stupid 1 Nigeria with people that want to destroy you…
I read this book in 2021, and I never did one Nigeria again in my life!!
First republic politics was anti Yoruba. It’s a brutal and crazy…
Zik was trying to control the political power of Western region to subdue Yoruba people and create the Ibo super tribe…
If not for Awolowo!!!! If not for Awolowo, Zik and his fellow ibos would have destroyed us.
Awolowo pushed hard at the 1958 London conference for Ilorin and Kabba provinces (Yoruba areas now in Kwara/Kogi) to join the Western Region. Ahmadu Bello blocked it to keep Northern size and power intact. Azikiwe sided with the North. The Willink Commission suggested a high-threshold plebiscite but none was held before independence. Colonial boundaries from 19th-century conquests and political deals kept them in the North. Gowon later made Kwara instead of a merger.
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It is not just influencers. They have bot farms. And their leader is WELL AWARE of it. I thought it was just their youth doing it on their on their own till I found PO's second in command, Oseloka following a newly minted bot handle. We are dealing with dangerous people here.
Jide retweeted
Peter obi got a call at 2:00am and drove there 2;00am . He couldn’t solve the erosion problem in his own state but he called the then President Olusegun Obasanjo.
And you said this petty unrepented L.iar 🤥 is fit to rule a complex system and state like Nigeria 🇳🇬 . Some thing must be very wrong with those wishing this man on Nigerians .
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Prominent figures who were once closely associated with Peter Obi and the Obidient Movement and later publicly resigned, defected, or criticised the movement:
Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed - Obi's 2023 running mate left him and has criticised him severely.
Doyin Okupe - Former Director-General of the Obi-Datti Presidential Campaign. He later left the Party and publicly disagreed with Obi's political direction.
Kenneth Okonkwo - Actor and lawyer who was one of Obi's most visible campaign spokespersons in 2023. He later left and became a vocal critic of Obi's strategy.
Valentine Ozigbo – A very close political ally of Peter Obi but he dumped him in 2025.
Isaac Balami - Former Deputy Campaign Manager of the Obi-Datti campaign. He abandoned Peter Obi and subsequently aligned with the APC.
The departures of these individuals is politically significant because of their public visibility, campaign roles, and influence within Peter Obi's political structure. Peter Obi has no pathway to Aso Rock!
Shut up!! We haven't forgotten when ibos begged Yorubas to lend them Tinubu to govern their region, citing his brain-power & political acumen. Ibo politicians even referred to him as their landlord & visited him in Lagos to receive lectures on governance & developmental strides.
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Jide retweeted
Anytime I see the minority ethnic group in Nigeria siding with Ibo propaganda. I'll just pity their lack of knowledge in Nigeria history, if all these Gen Z read what Ojukwu did to their parents. Brothers & Sisters during the Biafra war their eyes go open.
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This was when @PeterObi served as governor of Anambra State. He raised university school fees from 30,000 to 128,000, and when people protested, he said education is not for the poor.
Today, we honour the brave men and women who sacrificed their lives in service to Canada and the cause of freedom. Their courage, sacrifices and dedication will never be forgotten. Lest we forget. 🇨🇦🌺
#LestWeForget
#RemembranceDay #CanadaRemembers
#Remembrance
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