SPED Int Sec Sch Muslim Alumni

Dr. Shaykh Luqman Idris Sekoni [حفظه الله ورعاه], while buttressing his citations on significance of reliance upon Allah, narrated:

There was a day a man slept and saw in his dream that his hair is being cut by unknown person. So when he woke up to the real world, and he realistically met his full hair halfway cut meanwhile the removed hair was placed by his side in his bed. This mysterious scene testified him immoderately and left him in custody of confusions emotionally. As a person of Eemaan, he did not rush to any traditionalist nor magicians to know who did such to him.

Rather he telephoned me and explained “how the horrible situation occurred to him”.

Don't tell anybody about it, keep it to yourself and observe the rites of bad dream the prophet taught us. I told him.

While admonishing the congression, the Shaykh said if this person should be handled by “Alfa Onijalabi”, imagine how savory he has become to their dirty mouth. They will collect his money, ask him to slaughter ram and sort of things would be present to him as solution to the kind of dream this person dreamt.

He didn't do anything diabolical about the kind of dream he dreamed except the rites of bad dream the prophet taught the Muslims. This person is healthy today. He hasn't experienced anything bad about himself till date. He is even among the congregants today-The Shaykh said.

Writer's remarks:
Allahu akbar.
That's the power of reliance upon Allah. His hair was cut in the dream, met it beside him when he woke up and he didn't die up till date?

How will Yoruba Muslim parents handle this matter? Just imagine!😅

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