Muslim lady apologizes after being dragged for reciting Holy Quran in skimpy dress (Video)

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A Nigerian lady has publicly apologised to Muslims over a viral video of her reciting the Holy Quran while she was skimpily dressed.

The clip captures the young Muslim woman known as Sofiat being interviewed on the street by a content creator and she wore a blue dress which showed her cleavage area.

She decided to recite the Quran in response to the interviewer’s request and the clip trended online, thereby generating outrage.

Muslim faithfuls lambasted Sofiat online, so she decided to tender an apology. She explained that when they recorded the clip she did it just for fun not knowing it will go viral.

In her apology video which surfaced online, the lady who was wearing a jalabia and hijab, noted that her actions have tarnished her religion and she begged for forgiveness.

Watch the video below:

Meanwhile in another news…

The Secretary-General, League of Imams and Alfas, Sheikh Tajudeen Adewunmi says it is not proper for men who aren’t married to eat from their lovers after observating their daily fast in the month of Ramadan.

The Islamic cleric made the statement in an interview while talking about dos and don’ts during and after Ramadan.

Adewunmi, who is also the Chief Imam of Ilaro in Ogun State, said that until they officially become husband and wife, a man and woman should not be close during the period. According to him, the advise should be taken seriously because the ”devil is everywhere and ready to influence thoughts and actions.”

He said; “Alhamdulillah; dating is a period of getting right all that should be put in place for a life of togetherness in matrimony for the rest of one’s life. Closeness at this stage has got to be managed with some strict discipline. The devil is everywhere and ready to influence thoughts and actions.


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