A man ran to the imām very shortly after Salātul Jumu'ah. He requested his arbitration into the skirmish between his two wives whom he had tactically brought to the masjid. The said man just got a thāniyah and his...
INTERCOURSE IN RAMADAN: FINE OR FILTHY?
By
Sanni Kay Yusuf
Intercourse with one's spouse before dawn has no negative effect on one's fast. In fact, the couple may bed each other to their best after suhur - before Fajr. But doing so...
MY SUNNAH STORY (7)
BY
SANNI KAY YUSUF
One quality I hereditarily picked from my dad was boldness. Dad could confidently, conveniently speak the truth to a despotic ruler (however vampirous he might be) not minding that he could end up in...
It's barely December and we've started having a feel of its yearly hit - noise here and there, including sounds so dearing to shaytan.
The one who is cacophonously hitting up our neighborhood with music in the name of festivity...
MY SUNNAH STORY (9)
BY
SANNI KAY YUSUF
We got to her mum amid palpitation of the heart. She was surprised to see us. "Why the uninformed visit?" she probed. "He is here to talk to you, mummy," replied madam. I was...
MY SUNNAH STORY (13)
BY
SANNI KAY YUSUF
Agege was the base of my in-laws, and given the envisaged calibre of clerics therein as told by madam, my mind wasn't at rest as to the officiating of the nikaah. I didn't want...
VALENTINE: LOVE OR LUST?
BY
SANNI KAY YUSUF
The man, St Valentine - in one account of the conflicting stories of his life - was said to have been beheaded by one Roman emperor whose order barring soldiers from marriage (to keep...
I knew a man. Anything under skirt, irrespective of the age, was succulent to feast on. That, to him, was one of the things that defined worldly enjoyments. This he would shamelessly do not minding that those women had...
Sexting, otherwise known as Sex-chatting, is now common with married men. While some do so - with anything under the skirt - for sexual gratification, others do so under the guise of tathniyah (taking in a second wife). Disappointingly...
By
Sanni Kay Yusuf
Stepping out of the house yesterday (the first day of the lockdown order), I could not but imagine how this transient, temporal world would come to an end someday. Roads were deserted of pedestrian and vehicular engagements,...
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