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28/02/2023

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The Muslim Community, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ogun State, Nigeria invites members of the   to partn...
30/09/2022

The Muslim Community, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ogun State, Nigeria invites members of the to partner with Allāh and TASUED Central Masjid through crowdfunding towards the early completion of the project.

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Below is the e-copy of the poster of the Ramadan Lecture/Fund raising for the University Mosque Project.Members of the M...
24/04/2021

Below is the e-copy of the poster of the Ramadan Lecture/Fund raising for the University Mosque Project.

Members of the Muslim Community and the larger public are kindly requested to send 👆to various social media platforms we belong to, sirs and ma's.

The Muslim Community will appreciate your physical presence at the programme.

20/05/2020

OBSERVING EID AL-FITR DESPITE COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS

It is no news that the world is currently battling coronavirus pandemic, and thus, governments all over the world have had to put precautionary measures in place to contain the virus. Such measures that have been adopted by Federal and State governments in Nigeria include partial lockdown and restrictions on gatherings including congregation in mosques and churches.

As Ramadan gradually winds up, while some states would allow for the usual congregational Eid prayers (with some guidelines), other states may not, due to different circumstances.

In the situation where one is unable to attend the Eid prayer at the prayer ground for genuine reasons such as the covid-19 prevention restrictions, then majority of Muslim scholars agree that it is allowed and even encouraged to observe the Eid prayer at home in congregation, or alone wherever you are.

It was reported that whenever Anas bin Malik (RA) misses the Eid Prayer with the Imam, he would gather his household and lead them in the Eid Prayer in the same manner that the Imam would perform it. (al-Baihaqi)

Therefore, it is recommended that for those unable to perform Eid prayer at the praying ground this year, each household should observe their Eid prayer in congregation at home. This should be led by the head of the household, and if there is someone else more qualified, he can be appointed to lead the prayer.

Recommendations

🕌It is recommended that the family members pray in their best cloths.

🕌It is also recommended that they engage themselves in doing the customary dhikr - 'Allah Akbar Allah Akbar Allah Akbar Lailaha Illah llah...etc" until the Imam is about to commence the prayer.

🕌It is not compulsory that the Eid prayer should be observed outside the house or that it should not be under the roof. Rather, it can be observed wherever is convenient and spacious enough for the family members, whether in the living room, verandah, lobby, balcony, etc.

🕌The position of the Imam remains at the front, then the males stay behind him while the females stay behind the males. However, if there is limited space, the females can stay on the same row with the males provided that they leave some gap between themselves and the men.

🕌While the Khutbah (sermon) is not necessary in this case, the head of the family may wish to admonish his members for a few minutes and equally pray Allah to put an end to the pandemic as this is not forbidden.

🕌There is no specific supplication after the two raka’ts of the Eid prayer. Also, there is no extra voluntary prayer (nawafil) before or after the Eid prayer.

🕌It is recommended for family members to exchange greetings and congratulations after the prayer.

🕌 For states where the men are able to go for congregational Eid prayers outside the home but the women are unable to, then it is recommended for the women to observe the Eid prayer individually at home in the manner described below.

*How to Observe Eid Prayer at Home*

🌸The Eid prayer can be observed from 15 minutes after sunrise until the time of Zuhr. Currently in Nigeria, that ranges from about 7:00am to 12:30pm, depending on your exact location.

🌸There should be no Adhan or Iqamah; and the recitation within the prayer should be loud.

🌸The Imam raises his hand and start with the first takbeer (Takbeeratul Ihram), while the ma'mum (followers) repeat the same.

🌸Thereafter, the Imam repeats the takbeer six more times with the followers repeating after him in each case. Nothing is said in-between the takbeers, and it is preferred to raise the hands for each takbeer.

🌸After the 7 takbeers have been completed, the Imam recites Surat al -Fatiha and Surat al-‘Ala. However, if the Imam has not memorized Surat al-‘Ala, he should recite whatever is convenient for him.

🌸Thereafter, he completes the rakah with ruku’ and sujood as usual, and rises for the second rakah.

🌸For the second rakah, there would be 5 takbeers, after the takbeer of rising from sujud (making a total of 6 takbeers).

🌸Thereafter, the Imam recites Surat al-Fatiha and Surat al-Ghashiya. However, if the Imam has not memorized Surat al-Ghashiya, he should recite whatever is convenient for him.

🌸Thereafter, he completes the rakah with ruku’ and sujood as usual, and ends the prayer with tashahud and teslim.

May Allah accept all our strivings and supplication in Ramadan, spare us to witness Eid, and cleanse the earth of coronavirus and other infectious diseases.

🙏Wa Salam,
Da'wah Institute of Nigeria (DIN),
Islamic Education Trust (IET).

30/04/2020

Pieces of advice for friends and family on the ease of the lockdown amidst the Coronavirus Pandemic

The war against coronavirus is far from being over. In fact, 195 new cases were confirmed yesterday. Yet, free movement and resumption of work/businesses will start on Monday, May 4, in most parts of the country as announced by the President. I personally believe that the decision to ease the lockdown basically was made in good faith and in response to the cries of the people over the attendant difficulties (mostly economic) of being at home for more than a month; and not necessarily because doing so was the best at the moment. We locked down when we had less than 500 cases in less than 10 states but are relaxing the lockdown when we have over 1500 in about 34 states and FCT. Does that tell you something?

So what's my advice?

1. Your safety is now 100% your responsibility. You should do COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS of every of your reason(s) to go out this time and be certain that it is really important that you go and not at the cost of your safety and life.

2. If you can afford to continue to maintain your stay at home, please do. And if you must move about, do limit your movement to only safe places/essential activities, with the social distancing and other precautionary measures in full force. This is not the time for any needless 'waka-waka'.

3. Don't shake off the fear of the presence of Coronavirus as you move about, because the virus is still very much with us and in quantity sufficient to go round. Be conscious of this fact in all your dealings.

4. Even when you are careful, be mindful of those who are careless. This becomes particularly important if you have to be in such public places as hospitals, markets, parks, banks, ATM points etc.

5. Endeavour to have minimum of two face masks and a bottle of hand sanitizer with you anywhere and everywhere you go and be mindful of shared services and crowded areas. Having these is also not a reason to be carefree.

6. Pay special attention to currency notes (money) as a very possible cause of transmission. Use of sanitizer each time you give and receive money is not out of place please.

7. Ever more than before, try to invest on your nutritional status, particularly to boost your immune system to be in 'battle ready' status ahead of any eventuality. Eating varied/diverse food across different food groups including good portions of fruits and vegetables is one way to achieve this.

8. Pay attention to your body system and be quick to notice any symptom similar to those of Coronavirus in order to take appropriate steps and in good time.

9. Find yourself reliable sources of genuine information and updates on coronavirus in Nigeria and particularly in your state of residence. This will enable you to know among other things places with history of the virus and latest precautionary measures and instructions on how to stay safe.

10. Your safety is now 100% your responsibility, not government's. You should do COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS of every of your reason(s) to go out this time and be certain that it is really important that you go and not at the cost of your safety and life.

May God see us through this trying period, unhurt.

Source:
Mallam Nuruddeen Lemu

25/04/2020

In the spirit of the blessed month of Ramadān, the Mission Board of the Muslim Community, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State is finalising an arrangement to have live-stream Tafsīr sessions. You can hook up to this page once it is live. Ramadān Mubārak!

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Ijebu Ode

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