By Aliyah Mahmud In the rush of daily life, it is easy to believe that blessings only come in grand achievements: earning a degree, securing a dream job, owning...

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By Adeshile Aishah Oyindamola In Islam, gambling is strictly prohibited and considered a major sin. The Arabic term for gambling is "Maisir" or "Qimar", and it...

By Waheedah Kosefobamu The atmosphere at the NFLT, Faculty of Technology, University of Ibadan, on Saturday, 23rd May 2026, was one filled with warmth, elegance...

By Hanat Oladele. When I received the WhatsApp message containing this topic from the Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the Al-Faaedah Press Organization, my thoughts c...

By Abdulrasheed Olokoto Yoruba always pray that, “Bi aye banse yi ni kamon bayi" which clearly means that, as the world evolves, so shall we transform with it....

By Maryam Titilayo Hammed Vulnerability is often misunderstood as a sign of weakness. Many people believe that showing emotions, admitting fear, or asking for h...

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BY MARYAM HAMMED In an era where academic achievements are often regarded as the foremost measure of a student's worth, many young Muslims struggle to maintain...

By Abdullahi Akorede Murithadoh The role of the press has always been clear: to keep people informed. It stands as the voice that keeps citizens aware of govern...

Fatimoh Akinpelu “Nigeria is bad. It is a very bad country. It isn’t worth living in. Of all countries, why must I be born in Nigeria? The cost of living is too...