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14/10/2025

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2. Arabic Language Teacher
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01/09/2024

*ISLAMIC MATCHMAKING AND MARRIAGE COUNSELLING NETWORK*..Facilitating Half of the Deen.

A BROTHER IS SEARCHING FOR HIS PARTNER, IF INTERESTED OR KNOWS SOMEONE WHO IS INTERESTED, KINDLY CONTACT US (Preferably WhatsApp): 08038161540

*REGISTRATION*
*Stage 1*

*APPLICANT'S PROFILE*

*Fear Allah and provide honest information.*

Registration No: 00...

Gender: Male Title: Mr

Full Name: Brother

Nick Name: Nil

Residential Address: Lagos.

Phone Numbers:

Email Address:

State of Origin: Oyo

LGA: Ibadan

Hometown/Village: Eleye

Ethnicity: Yoruba

Languages you understand: Yoruba and English

Date of Birth:

Age: 33

Blood Group: O+

Genotype: AA

Stature (Slim/Fat/Chubby/Petite): Chubby (moderate)

Complexion (Skin Colour): Dark skin

Height: 4.3

Weight: 57

You mother's State of origin, LGA and town: Oyo

What are your hobbies and interests? Reading

Dislikes: being too loud

Skills: Emotionally intelligent

Qualifications: Bsc

Institutions Attended/Year: University of Lagos/2018

Discipline: Finance

Occupation: Accountant

Employer: Techno oil limited

Office Location: Apapa

Department/Position: Commercial Analysts

Health conditions or medical history: Nil

Disability (if any): Nil

Allergies: Nil

Do you smoke or consume alcohol? No

Religion: Islam

Religious Sect/Ideology (e.g., Salaf, Ahlu sunnah, Ahmadiyyah, Sufism, Tariah, etc). For Christians, mention the name of your church instead: Ahlu sunnah

Religious Organisation/Position: Nil

Religious Knowledge (Scholar/ Average/ below Average/ Just Learning): Average

Do you have any Halqah you attend? If yes whose and where? At-Tasfiyah wat-Tarbiya/online

Mention your favourite Islamic scholars, whose lectures you like listening to: Sheik Bilal Philip

Qur'an Recitation (Qaari'/Average/Struggling/Can't read the Qur'an): Average

Qur'an Memorisation (Hafidh/Nisf/6 - 10 Juz/2 - 5 Juz/Juz 'Amma/Few short Surah): Few short Suwar

How regularly do you perform your daily Salat? Often

When was the last time you performed Tahajjud? 4days back

You currently live: alone/ with friend(s)/ with your parents / with relative / staff Quarters: Alone

Your favourite food: Semo and vegetable

Foods and drinks you don't take: Eba and Alcohol

Can you marry a wo(man) who is struggling financially?: yes

Who is your role model: Muhammed (saw)

Are you currently into any relationship? No

*Your Appearance* Female Hair Covering (Hijaab/Khimar/Niqab/ Turban/ Scarf/ None):

Do you wear( Socks/Trousers/Short Skirts/Corporate Dress/Only Abaya, etc):

*Male*: Full Beard/Shaved: Dress: Fully long trousers/3 Quarters: Full beard/long trousers

What are your strengths? Emotional awareness

What are your weaknesses (aspects you believe need improvement)? Working pleasing Allah

Marital Status: single

Do you have a child/children? If yes, state their number, gender, and ages: No

Who influences your decisions? Nil

Willingness to relocate or travel for a partner: No

Do you prefer to live with extended family or independently with your spouse? Independently with spouse

Customs or traditions important to you: No

Are you an Introvert or Extrovert?: Introvert

Describe your personality: Religious and business oriented

Have you any physical or mental defect? No

Are you open to polygamy: yes

What role does religion play in your life? Pivotal

Do you like reading? If yes, what kind of books do you read? Religion, finance and history

What is your favourite book? Al Quran

What do you do when you are bored? Listen to Quran

What do you do in your leisure time? Read

Explain the kind of entertainment you like: spending time with family

What is your favourite sport? Nil

How social are you? Average

Do you have any other side hustle apart from your primary source of income? If yes, kindly mention it

What are the things you always create time for daily, no matter how busy or tired you are? Prayer

How many close friends do you have? 3

Who is your closest confidant? My mother

Who brought you up (single parent, both parents, relative, etc)? Both parents

What is the most painful thing that has ever happened to you? Nil

What makes you happy? Being at peace with my deen

What do you value most in life? Worshipping Allah

What do you want in a spouse? Knowledgeable and righteous muslima

When was the last time that you visited the hospital and why? very long

Which of the compulsory acts of Ibaadah do you still struggle with? Hajj

What are the things that you know are not actually good religiously, traditionally, or medically, but you still struggle to leave? Nil

If you had your way, which law, principle, or injunction would you wish Allah to amends for the muslism? Nil

Describe the way you like to dress: local native dress

Who do you admire most among the companions of Prophet Muhammad and why?: Amar bin yasir/ he guide many people to Islam

Favourite quote: whatever you are doing becomes easy, when you love what you are doing.

Philosophy about marriage

Philosophy about polygyny: you must be financially capable and be understanding

What do you want in a marriage: companionship and understanding

Preferred conflict resolution style: Islamic jurists

Why do you want to marry? To complete my deen and raise God fearing children

When do you plan to get married? Any time from now.

Would you be interested in marriage counselling? Yes

Kind of wedding you want: simple

Why do you want to get a spouse through us? Due to the value and ethics of organization

How did you know about us? Through my imam

Any additional information about you: Nil

*PREFERRED PARTNER* Describe the kind of spouse you desire in detail:

Preferred Religion: Islam

Sect/Organization/Ideology: Alh sunah

*Female*: Hijaab/Khimar/Niqab: Do you wear: Socks/Trousers/Short Skirts/Corporate Dress/Only Abaya: Hijaab/khimar/Niqab

*For Male*: Full Beard/Shaved: Fully long trousers/3 Quarters:

Preferred age range: 20- 27

Preferred location of your partner: Lagos

His/Her physical appearance: Dark skin and chubby

Qualifications he/she should possess: Bsc/HND

What cultural values are important to you or your family in a potential spouse? Muslim family

Describe your expectations or preferences related to your potential partner's family, if any: loving and caring family

Do you have any specific health and wellness practices or preferences that are important to you in a partner? No

Can you marry a divorcee or widow(er)?: No

If you're a woman, can you be a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th wife?:

Type of wedding you prefer: simple

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18/07/2024

👴🏻Ẹni tó gbé ìlù rẹ̀ kọ́ apá, ayé ḿbá a lù ú, áḿbọ̀tórí ẹni tó gbé tirẹ̀ kọ́ igi tó ṣeré lọ

💬The person who hung his drum on his elbow, had the drum beaten by others, not to mention someone who hung his on a tree branch and walked away.

👌Moral lessons: Diligence is it; no complacency

🇳🇬May Allah bless Nigeria and Nigerians

24/02/2024

I looked at the long queue at Customs office today, it was sea of heads of very very very poor people that are seriously seriously seriously hungry but they can raise N10K without notice!

To God be the glory 🙏

Aiyekooto Akindele

05/01/2024

*King Makers Don't Look Like Kings.*

A friend shared this personal story with me, and I'm certain you will find it interesting and educative.

His words... Many years back, I worked as a Clerk at a faculty in a popular Nigerian university. At that time, I noticed an advert for the Nigeria Defence Academy (NDA). Always having an interest in attending NDA, I applied, submitted my form, and was called for the admission examination.

I had to travel all the way from Osun State to Kaduna, where a distant Uncle lived. I wrote a letter to him, (there was no telephone then), stating my intention to sit for an exam in Kaduna and asked if I could stay at his place.

As my departure date approached, I hadn't received a reply to my letter, leaving me worried since I needed to go. Discussing my concern about where to stay with a colleague in the office, our Hausa office cleaner overheard and interjected in his pidgin English that he knew someone right inside NDA.

Who could he know there, is it not a Cleaner like himself, I unintentionally said it out to his hearing.
"Oga no o, the Commandant op za NDA na ma classmate and ma priend".
In his bad handwriting, he scribbled the Commandant's name on a piece of paper.
"Just mention my name por am, him go helf you".

I reluctantly accepted the paper from him, not because I planned to use it but to spare his feelings.

The next day I set out on this long journey by train from Oshogbo, I got to Kaduna the next day towards evening. Upon getting there, I went straight to my Uncle's house only to find out that he had relocated from that place and have no clue as to his new address. I became stranded and it was getting late.

Around 7 pm, I decided to try the Cleaner's contact. I reached NDA's gate, mentioned the name I was given, and was surprised when everyone recognised it. I was immediately escorted to the Commandant's office.

I gave the paper where Kabiru wrote his name and that of his friend to the Secretary who took it inside. On sighting the paper, the Commandant shouted from the office and followed the Secretary outside to usher me in. "Where do you know Kabiru? He's my colleague in the office sir," I answered.
"Where is he"? "How is he? "I hope he's doing well?" This man was asking me many questions in an obvious excitement.

The look on his face confirmed to me that Kabiru was his beloved friend. He asked me what I came to do in Kaduna and I said it was for the NDA exams. "Wow, do you have where to sleep?" "No, sir". He immediately called someone to take me to his house. On getting to the house I was lavishly entertained.

This man came late in the night, woke me up and took me up on tutorials for the next day's exams. After the exams he personally drove me to the park the next day.

When I got back to the campus, I began to look at Kabiru differently. How on earth could he know such an influential person?

Needless to say, when the results were released, my name ranked fourth on the list.

Friends, relationships are a currency. Stop the attitude of 'I better pass my neighbour". Every man needs another to move up and that person may be the neighbour you look down on, may be the Taxi driver you so despise or even the house help you think is a nobody today.

Relationships are a source of opportunity; they are crucial in life.
Impossibility can become an opportunity on basis of relationship. Those we know in life matters. Most of us are talented but we need a cup bearer that will tell Pharaoh that there's a Joseph that can interpret dreams.

There are some heights you may never get to in life until someone tells someone about you. So shut the door of relationships gently, you may need to use it tomorrow.

As we embark on a new year with a new beginning and promises, let's take our relationships seriously. Whether meeting online or in person, never look down on anyone. You never know which relationship might unlock the door to your success.

Sometimes, those who anoint kings don't resemble royalty.

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22/11/2023

WHY MY DAUGHTER CAN'T MARRY POOR MAN BY ELON MUSK.
Elon Musk explains why his daughter can’t marry a poor man.

A few years ago there was a conference in the United States on investment and finance.

One of the speakers was Elon Musk and during the question and answer session, he was asked a question that had everyone laughing.

If he, the richest man in the world, could accept that his daughter marry a poor or modest man.

His answer can change something in everyone.

Elon Musk - First of all, understand that
Wealth does not mean having a fat bank account. Wealth is primarily the ability to create wealth.

Example: Someone who wins the lottery or gambling. Even if he wins 100 millions is not a rich man: He is a poor man with a lot of money. That's the reason why 90% of the lottery millionaires become poor again after 5 years.

You also have rich people who have no money.

Example: Most entrepreneurs.
THEY are already on the road to wealth even though they have no money, because they are developing their financial intelligence and that is wealth.

How are the rich and the poor different?

To put it simply: The rich may die to become rich, while the poor may kill to become rich.

If you see a young person who decides to train, to learn new things, who tries to improve himself constantly, know that he/she is a rich person.

If you see a young person who thinks that the problem is the state, and who thinks that the rich are all thieves and who criticizes constantly, know that he is a poor person.

The rich are convinced that they just need information and training to take off, the poor think that others must give them money to take off.

In conclusion, when I say that my daughter will not marry a poor man, I am not talking about money. I'm talking about the ability to create wealth in that man.

Excuse me for saying this, but most criminals are poor people. When they are in front of money, they lose their mind, that's why they rob, steal etc... For them it is a grace because they don't know how they could earn money by themselves.

One day, the guard of a bank found a bag full of money, he took the bag and went to give it to the bank manager.

People called this man an idiot, but in reality this man was just a rich man who had no money.

One year later, the bank offered him a job as a receptionist, 3 years later he was a customer manager and 10 years later he manages the regional management of this bank, he manages hundreds of employees and his annual bonus exceeds the amount he could have stolen.

Wealth is first of all a state of mind.

So … Are you rich or poor?

I have come across the above narrative before, I thought I should share. It's a mindset we can pass on to the young people.

19/11/2023

Wallahi! If only our leaders realised they are accountable to Allah and would bear the weight of oppressing others on the Day of Judgement, they wouldn't be so callous and selfish.

Every penny acquired fraudulently will be accounted for on the Day when money or position won't matter. Then, Allah will assign us their good deeds as 'palliatives,' and they will carry our sins.

The blood of those who died due to poor roads, malfunctioning hospitals, lack of food, etc., will be against our leaders on the day of Reckoning. This also applies to dubious contractors, compromised civil servants, and all those aiding corruption and insanity.

The following Hadith corroborates this:

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) asked his companions, 'Do you know who is the bankrupt person?' They said, 'The bankrupt among us is the one who has neither money nor property.' The Prophet replied, 'The bankrupt of my Ummah (this generation) is the one who comes on the Day of Resurrection with prayers, fasting, and charity but had also abused somebody, slandered another, wrongfully taken the property of someone else, and shed the blood of another. They will take from their good deeds, and if their good deeds are exhausted before the judgment is made, their sins will be taken and thrown upon them. Then, they will be thrown into the Hellfire.' (Reported by Muslim)

If this prophetic revelation does not move you, think of our past rulers. Where are they now and all that they acquired? How many houses and properties were buried with them? Undoubtedly none! They face their Lord for judgement. Can Thurgood Marshall, Gani Fawehinmi, Tunji Braithwaite, and other proficient lawyers defend them before Allah?

Sadly, I've personally concluded that we don't genuinely detest corruption in this part of the world. When you see people like you and me agitating, complaining, or voicing concerns on social media, the uproar and outcry are not due to a sincere hatred for corrupt practices, embezzlement, or incompetence; it's because we're not benefiting from these corrupt acts. That's why you'll see the beneficiaries ardently defending what's blatantly unjust, and who is unequivocally 'Aṣiyán'!

Seeking solace in divine intervention. May Allah bless Nigeria and Nigerians.

© OLAKULEHIN Unique

18/11/2023

👴🏻 Owè Yorùbá
Bí igi bá rorò, ó níláti bá igbó gbé 🌳

💭 Yorùbá Proverb
Even if a tree is fierce, it must still dwell within the forest. 🌴🌳🎋🌲

🧠 Moral Lessons👌
🤝 Life is not to be lived alone: we depend on one another. It's often wiser to build connections than walls; unity tends to achieve more than individual efforts.

🌐 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦Embrace unity over isolation; life's strength lies in our interconnectedness. Just as a fierce tree still thrives within the forest, our power magnifies through collaboration. Respect diversity, build bridges, and champion unity; these are the pathways to collective success. Together, we forge resilience, amplify strength, and achieve more than solitary efforts could ever accomplish.

🤲 May Allah bless Nigeria and Nigerians. 🇳🇬

© Olakulehin Unique ✍🏼

05/11/2023