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LUCK ALONE WILL NOT TAKE YOU FARBy:Shaykh Muslihudeen A. KalejayeLuck undoubtedly plays a role in our lives, and at time...
20/05/2026

LUCK ALONE WILL NOT TAKE YOU FAR
By:Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye

Luck undoubtedly plays a role in our lives, and at times, it can significantly impact our successes and failures. However, relying solely on luck is a flawed strategy for achieving long-term success. Many individuals believe that luck is the primary factor in achieving their goals, but this mindset can lead to complacency and stagnation.

In reality, success is often the result of a combination of factors, including hard work, dedication, and strategic decision-making. While luck may open doors or present opportunities, it is up to the individual to capitalize on them through their own efforts. Thomas Edison, the inventor of the light bulb, famously said, "Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration." This quote highlights the importance of putting in the effort required to achieve success, rather than simply relying on luck.

When opportunity combines with preparation the result is often called luck instead of hardwork. There is a limit to what you can achieve with luck alone. Can you say Donald Trump won the presidential election in America because he was only lucky? No, he did a lot of campaign, spent a lot of money, mobilised a lot of supporters, strategized, and he was telling the Americans the type of slogans they love to hear, 'MAKING AMERICA GREAT AGAIN'! He couldn't have defeated an incumbent government in power without adequate preparation and doggedness.

To realise your dreams, you need to have a plan and adequate preparation. Greatness doesn't happen overnight. You have to put in an uncommon efforts. No space at the top for a lazy man. You have to be ready to overcome a lot of challenges before you get to the top. Go and ask the likes of Dangote, Otedola, Mike Adenuga, Jim Ovia and so on what they experienced before getting to the levels they are today and you will realise that they are not just lucky to be where they are today. They simply put in a great efforts after adequate preparations then, God now crowned their efforts with a resounding success.

It is their success that the world is talking about and they are ignoring their efforts believing that they were just fortunate to know one or two people who helped them to get to the top. That's not their true story please! Success has rules and regulations called principles. You must be ready to follow these principles if you want to join them at the top.

Moreover, relying solely on luck can lead to a lack of personal growth and development. When individuals attribute their successes to luck, they may not recognize the need to improve their skills or acquire new knowledge. In contrast, acknowledging the role of hard work and dedication in achieving success can foster a growth mindset, leading to continuous learning and self-improvement. By focusing on developing their skills and abilities, individuals can increase their chances of achieving success, regardless of luck.

Ultimately, while luck may play a role in our lives, it is not a reliable or sustainable factor in achieving success. By recognizing the importance of hard work, dedication, and strategic decision-making, individuals can take control of their lives and achieve their goals. As the ancient Greek philosopher, Seneca, said, "Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity." By focusing on preparation and personal growth, individuals can increase their chances of success, regardless of luck.

I pray that God will show you the way to the top and also leads you there. He will crown your efforts with a resounding success. Aameen. Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.
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STOP BRINGING YOUR MARITAL ISSUES ONTO SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS By:Shaykh Muslihudeen A KalejayeIn recent years, social me...
14/05/2026

STOP BRINGING YOUR MARITAL ISSUES ONTO SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS
By:Shaykh Muslihudeen A Kalejaye

In recent years, social media has become an integral part of our daily lives. While it has its benefits, such as connecting with loved ones and staying updated on current events, it has also become a platform for people to air their dirty laundry. Specifically, some individuals have made it a habit to bring their marital issues onto social media, and this trend needs to stop.

Not only is it uncomfortable for others to witness, but it also reflects poorly on the individuals involved. When couples take their marital issues to social media, it gives the impression that they are more concerned with seeking validation and sympathy from strangers than with actually resolving their problems. Furthermore, it can also be damaging to their relationship, as it can create more tension and conflict. Instead of seeking likes and comments, couples should focus on communicating with each other and working through their issues in private.

Additionally, bringing marital issues onto social media can also have unintended consequences. For instance, it can be hurtful to family members and friends who may be caught in the middle, and it can also be damaging to one's professional reputation. Moreover, once something is posted online, it can be difficult to take it back, and it can remain there forever. Therefore, it is essential for couples to be mindful of what they share on social media and to keep their marital issues private.

You may not realize that many of those people you are expecting to give you advice online are going through worse cases. Even many of the so-called social media influencers aren't real. Their real lives is not worthy of emulation afterall. Don't let anybody scatter your marriage with their foolish advice. Look inward for solutions to your marital issues. Speak to genuine friends, mentors or family members instead of the online influencers that you don't even know their cultural backgrounds.

In conclusion, while social media can be a great tool for connecting with others and sharing our experiences, it is not the appropriate platform for airing marital issues. Couples should focus on communicating with each other and working through their problems in private, rather than seeking validation and sympathy from strangers. By doing so, they can strengthen their relationship and maintain their dignity.

I pray that Almighty God shall continue to be your Guide and Guard in your marital life. Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.
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WHY YOU ARE YET TO ATTRACT THE RIGHT HUSBAND By: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. KalejayeAs a woman, attracting the right husband ...
10/05/2026

WHY YOU ARE YET TO ATTRACT THE RIGHT HUSBAND
By: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye

As a woman, attracting the right husband can be a challenging and frustrating experience. Despite your best efforts, you may find yourself wondering why you're still single while your friends and peers seem to be settling down with their perfect matches. One reason you may not have attracted the right husband yet is that you may be unclear about what you want in a partner. Take some time to reflect on your values, goals, and non-negotiables in a relationship. What are your deal-breakers? What qualities do you absolutely need in a partner? Once you have clarity on what you're looking for, you'll be more likely to attract someone who meets your standards.

Another reason you may not have attracted the right husband yet is that you may be focusing too much on external qualities rather than inner character. While physical attraction and social status may be important to some extent, they are not the most important qualities in a long-term partner. Instead, focus on finding someone with good character, integrity, and values that align with yours. Ask yourself: Is this personkind,empathetic, and supportive? Do they treat others with respect and dignity? Do they share my values and goals? By focusing on inner character, you'll be more likely to attract someone who will be a loving and supportive partner.

Your past experiences and relationships can also play a role in why you haven't attracted the right husband yet. If you've been hurt or traumatized in past relationships, you may be carrying around emotional baggage that's preventing you from opening up to new experiences and people. Take the time to heal and process your emotions, and consider seeking the help of a therapist or counselor if needed. Additionally, reflect on any patterns or habits that may be holding you back in your relationships. Are you attracted to the same type of person who always ends up hurting you? Are you sabotaging your relationships in some way? By becoming more aware of your patterns and habits, you can break free from them and attract healthier, more positive relationships.

Many times, a woman may fail to settle down with the right person if she is from a home where tribalism is the order of the day. The parents may insist she should not marry anybody who is not from their tribe. This will definitely limit her choice. Then if she gives too much attention to her career, it may prevent the right men from approaching her especially if she has become the overall head of her place of work. So also is fame; a woman that is already in the lime light wining and dining with the movers and shakers of the society may find it difficult to settle down with the right man. Her position in the society could be quite intimidating thereby discouraging the right men who are husband materials from approaching her.

That's why it is dangerous sometime for a woman to have already achieved all her life desires before considering the issue of marriage. Even though it is good, but the disadvantages far outweigh its advantages. She may find herself in a desperate situation thereby going for any man that comes her way whether she likes him or not.

Finally, it's essential to remember that attracting the right husband is not just about finding someone who meets your criteria; it's also about becoming the best version of yourself. Focus on building your self-confidence, pursuing your passions, and developing a fulfilling life. When you're happy, confident, and living your best life, you'll be more attractive to others and more likely to attract someone who appreciates and values you for who you are. Remember, it's not about changing who you are to attract someone; it's about becoming the best version of yourself and attracting someone who loves and accepts you for who you are. ‎

I pray that the right persons will come the way of all the responsibile ladies out there praying to God to bless them with the right husband. Aameen. Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.
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THE REAL RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD  By: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye                         Someone asked Bill Gates, ...
06/05/2026

THE REAL RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD
By: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye


Someone asked Bill Gates, Is there any person richer than you? He said, yes, only one. Many years ago, I had been dismissed and I had gone to New York airport. I read titles of newspapers there. I liked one of them and I wanted to buy it. But I didn't have change (coin). So I abandoned the idea, suddenly, a black boy called me and told me, “This newspaper for you.” I said, but I don’t have change. He said, “No problem, I give you free”.

After 3 months, I went there. Coincidentally, that story happened again and that same boy gave me another free newspaper again. I said, I can’t accept it. But he said, “I give you from my profit.”

After 19 years, I had been rich and I decided to find that boy. I found him after one and half month's search. I asked him, do you know me? He said, “Yes, you’re famous Bill Gates.”

I said, you gave me free newspaper 2 times many years ago. Now, I want to compensate it. I am going to give you everything that you want. Black young man replied, “You can’t compensate it!”
I said, why? He said, "Because I gave you when I was poor. You want to give me when you are rich. So, how do you compensate?"

Bill Gates said, I think that black young man is richer than me.

You don't have to be rich or wait to be rich to give......

Real attitude of giving is when you lack. Generosity is an acquired trait. If you you don't learn to be generous while you are still poor, when you become rich you will find it difficult to give freely to the needies. That is why you see many people in our society today who are very stingy despite being wealthy.
I pray that Allah shall grant us stupendous wealth and also give us the grace to be able to better the lives of the people around us with our wealth. We shall remain a permanent source of blessings to the world and not a shameless beggar. Aameen. Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.
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MARRIAGE: A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TWO FORGIVERS      By: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye There was once a couple, Tunde an...
03/05/2026

MARRIAGE: A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TWO FORGIVERS
By: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye

There was once a couple, Tunde and Wunmi, who had been married for ten years. One day, while tidying up, Wunmi accidentally broke a vase that Tunde’s late mother had given him. Tunde was heartbroken and lashed out in anger, saying things he didn’t mean. Wunmi felt terrible but also hurt by his harsh words. That night, she apologized sincerely, and Tunde, though still upset, chose to forgive her. In turn, he apologized for his outburst. Together, they replaced the vase with a new one, and Tunde shared fond memories of his mother. That moment strengthened their bond because they chose forgiveness over blame.

In marriage, forgiveness is not a one-time act but a continuous process. Both partners must be willing to admit their faults, seek reconciliation, and extend grace to each other.

Like Tunde and Wunmi , couples who choose forgiveness create a relationship that can weather life’s storms. After all, marriage isn’t about two perfect people coming together, it’s really about two imperfect people choosing to love and forgive, every single day.

Cultivating the spirit of forgiveness is very essential if you want your marriage to last forever. There is no way two individuals will live together as husband and wife and they will not step on each other’s toes once in a while.

Therefore the spirit of forgiveness is a string that holds marriages together. In this era of social media, there are a lot of social media influencers out there who will be teaching you what is not practicable in real term . You will only listen to them at the expense of your marriage and personal happiness.

However, whenever your partner errs and he or she realises his or her mistakes and is ready to retrace his or her steps, you must be willing to choose the path of forgiveness and reconciliation knowing full well that to err is human and to forgive is divine.

If you are stubborn and unforgiving, you will live a lonely and miserable life. You will miss the opportunity of having a healthy and happy family. Whereas living all alone without the company of our loved ones is not the design of God for our lives.

You had better pay attention to your manners and attitude to life before everybody starts to avoid you. It shall continue to be well with you and I. Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.
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Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Rukayat Romoke Junaid, Basirat Bisiriyu Adebayo, Alhaji Toyyib Afolabi Kalejaye, ...
03/05/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Rukayat Romoke Junaid, Basirat Bisiriyu Adebayo, Alhaji Toyyib Afolabi Kalejaye, Habibat Adeleke, Waleeyhat Oluwadamilare, Joke Ogunnusi, Muritala Olasunkanmi, Oluomo Ilese, Daranijo Ibrahim, Maryam Damilola Morenikeji, Adewale Jabita, Taiwo Salau, Abdul Salam Raji

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community, fans

03/05/2026

THE PARABLE OF FOUR WIVES
By: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye

Once upon a time. There was a rich merchant who had 4 wives. He loved the 4th wife the most and adorned her with rich robes and treated her to delicacies. He took great care of her & gave her nothing but the best.

He also loved the 3rd wife very much. He’s very proud of her and always wanted to show off her to his friends.

However, the merchant is always in fear that she might run away with some other men.

He too, loved his 2nd wife. She is a very considerate person, always patient & in fact is the merchant’s confidante.

Whenever the merchant faced some problems, he always turned to his 2nd wife and she would always help him out and tide him through difficult times.

Now, the merchant’s 1st wife is a very loyal partner and has made great contributions in maintaining his wealth and business as well as taking care of the household.

However, the merchant did not love the 1st wife and although she loved him deeply, he hardly took notice of her.

One day, the merchant fell ill. Before long, he knew that he was going to die soon. He thought of his luxurious life and told himself, “Now I have 4 wives with me. But when I die, I’ll be alone.

How lonely I’ll be!” Thus, he asked the 4th wife, “I loved you most, endowed you with the finest clothing and showered great care over you. Now that I’m dying, will you follow me and keep me company?” “No way!” replied the 4th wife and she walked away without another word.

Answer cut like a sharp knife right into the merchant’s heart.

The sad merchant then asked the 3rd wife, “I have loved you so much for all my life. Now that I’m dying, will you follow me and keep me company "

“No!” replied the 3rd wife. “Life is so good over here! I’m going to remarry when you die!” The merchant’s heart sank and turned cold.

He then asked the 2nd wife, “I always turned to you for help and you’ve always helped me out. Now I need your help again.

When I die, will you follow me and keep me company?” “I’m sorry, I can’t help you out this time!” replied the 2nd wife.” “At the very most, I can only send you to your grave.” Answer came like a bolt of thunder and the merchant was devastated.

Then a voice called out: “I’ll leave with you. I’ll follow you no matter where you go.” The merchant looked up and there was his 1st wife. She was so skinny, almost like she suffered from malnutrition.

Greatly grieved, the merchant said, “I should have taken much better care of you while I could have!”

Actually, we all have 4 wives in our lives. The 4th wife is our body. No matter how much time and effort we lavish in making it look good, it’ll leave us when we die.

Our 3rd wife is our possessions, status and wealth. When we die, they all go to others.

The 2nd wife is our family and friends. No matter how close they had been there for us when we’re alive, the furthest they can stay by us is up to the grave.

The 1st wife is in fact our soul, often neglected in our pursuit of material wealth & sensual pleasure.

♥️ Moral : Guess what? It is actually the only thing that follows us wherever we go. Perhaps it’s a good idea to cultivate and strengthen it now rather than to wait until we’re on our death bed to lament. A word is enough for the wise. Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.
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STOP THROWING STONES AT A DOGBy: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye It’s in the nature of a dog to always bark at people for...
27/04/2026

STOP THROWING STONES AT A DOG
By: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye

It’s in the nature of a dog to always bark at people for no serious reasons. The more stones you throw at it to make it stop barking the more nuisance it will cause. The best thing therefore is to ignore it completely. It will eventually keep quiet when it is tired of barking .

Some people are attention seekers. They are trying to buy the sympathy they don’t deserve in the first place. Giving them attention is like fulfilling their selfish desires. Don’t you remember the popular cliche, ‘silence is the best answer for a fool.’ They are mere distractions and the best thing is to ignore them completely and be busy with your own life challenges. No matter what bad names they call you, don’t ever honour them with a reply. Show the world you are more mature than them. Ara gbigba adura lo nta won.

What pains your enemies the most is to see that you are successful and gaining ground everyday. They are waiting and expecting to hear bad news about you. May they wait forever! Be careful, don’t give your enemies any reason to be happy about your downfall.

Strive to be the best version of yourself every new day. Let your today be better than your yesterday. Don’t stop till you get to the top. Avoid unnecessary distractions and gossips. Those are for people who don’t know why they’re in this world. Awon ti ise o ka l’ara. Awon Ganusi people.

Keep moving with people who will keep on challenging you to do better. People whose achievements will encourage you to put in more efforts. Not the set of never-do-well people who are always finding fault in the ways of life of successful people. Won kun igboro o. Avoid them completely!

Pay attention to your choice of friends. The type of people you relate with the most everyday will determine how far you will go in life. Avoid lazy and jealous friends. Don’t play around the local champions for too long if your dream is to become a world class personality.

Why do you think the rich people always marry themselves? Because the poor don’t reason the same way like them! The more they mingle with the poor, the more crisis they are likely going to experience. Olowo se ore olowo…… It may sound cruel, but that’s the truth about life. They simply don’t reason the same way.

I encourage you to take your life more seriously than you are doing presently. Strive to bring glory to your family. Let the world see the glory of God in your life. May you not experience shame, disgrace and untimely death . Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.

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GET YOURSELF A MENTORBy: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye Nobody practically gets to the top without being assisted in one...
25/04/2026

GET YOURSELF A MENTOR
By: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye

Nobody practically gets to the top without being assisted in one form or the other. You therefore need a mentor if you must excel in what you are doing. Be you a footballer, a business man, a medical practitioner or a religious leader, you must have a mentor to see you through the learning curve.

Having a mentor is like having a personal GPS for life or career goals. They’ve been where you are heading, so they can help you dodge unnecessary detours and pitfalls. A mentor provides guidance, perspective, and sometimes a much-needed reality check. Whether it’s sharing their wisdom, opening doors to opportunities, just being a sounding board, their influence can fast-track your growth and keep you grounded. It’s not just about learning from their successes, but also from their mistakes, so you get the cheat codes without the trial-and-error.

There is no self-made man anywhere, those who are claiming to be self-made are only fooling themselves. According to the Chinese, 'behind every successful man, there are a thousand able-bodied men.' Alhaji Lateef Jakande was mentored by Pa Obafemi Awolowo. Our own super administrator, Gov. Babatunde Raji Fashola was a mentee of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

The Dangotes, the Okoyas, and the Adenugas of this world can not claim to be self-made. No man is an island of knowledge. Be ready to go through a tutelage period under a successful mentor if you must make it to the top and remain there perpetually. Getting to the top is one thing, being able to maintain the position is another thing altogether. Oga soro lati da.

A case in point here is that of Shaykh Ibrahim Nyass who was a mentor to Shaykh Muhammad ul Awwal, while Shaykh Muhammad ul Awwal was the mentor of Shaykh Muhammad Rabiu Adebayo Abdul Malik.(May Allah continue to be pleased with them and continue to bless the living one among them).

Everybody wants to be a leader, a Shaykh, an Imam or a CEO today without first thinking of what responsibilities come with these positions. We are attracted to the titles and the honour of the office but we failed to realise that there is a price you have to pay before having it. And the prices are not cheap at all. Nkan ti oju asiwaju nri o koja a fi enu royin. Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown.

Therefore,make friends with successful people, observe their ways of life, ask them questions, read their books if available, listen to their podcasts, read their biographies or autobiographies,run errands for them, and occasionally buy them gifts and surprise them with lunch because successful people always give and hardly get, so when you give them, they value the gift a lot. Try to draw from their ocean of wisdom.

Get yourself a mentor today, follow his instructions and respect the relationship. Never beg your mentor for money or disrespect his or her privacy.

May God continue to be our Guide in our choice of a mentor. Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.
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I WEEP FOR ISLAM MY RELIGION !!!By: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. KalejayeIt is ironic to know that the major enemies of Islam a...
23/04/2026

I WEEP FOR ISLAM MY RELIGION !!!
By: Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye

It is ironic to know that the major enemies of Islam are within its fold. Suddenly they have turned Islam into an orphan. Everybody is trampling on its rights with impunity. Nobody cares for its feelings or well-being anymore. They are bastardizing the spirits of Islam brazenly. Nobody seems to be concerned about whether Islam likes the way it is being treated or not.

Look at how some Muslim scholars are making frantic efforts to destroy the legacies of the great scholars of yesteryears. Instead of appreciating the efforts of the scholars of yesteryears and improving on them where necessary, alas, today's scholars have no time for that. Their main concern is to destroy everything those scholars stood for. They are not only attacking their works, but they are also attacking their persons. Abusing and cursing them without any restraint. Haba! This is not the way of the righteous ones!

We’re more concerned about the interests of our sects and religious groups than the overall interest of Islam. We have become slaves to the names of our organisations instead of being slaves of Allah. We preach religious exclusivity. We don’t want to have anything to do with our Muslim brothers whose ideologies are different from ours. Many of the so-called religious leaders are only after the titles and not the responsibilities that go with it.

What type of lessons are we trying to teach our younger ones with our ungodly acts? Is this the way to attract serious minded people into the fold of Islam? Is this how to make Islam attractive to the non-Muslims? It's high time we start to have a rethink and begin to retrace our steps. We're all equally guilty of this ignoble acts. It's not peculiar to a particular set of Muslims.

According to Dr Saheed Timehin,”…..social bonds have frayed. Marriages are broken over doctrinal differences, and friendships are eroded by accusations of innovations or extremism. Muslim unity, once symbolized by the shared attachment to the Qiblah, now feels strained, as ideological walls rise between hearts that once proclaimed the same Kalimah-Laa ilaaha illa llaahu, Muhammad ur Rasulullaah.”

I WEEP for Islam my religion. Please who is out there to rescue lslam from those who are hell-bent on disparaging it and giving it a bad name for no just reason? The ISIS, ISWAP, and the BOKO HARAM are not relenting in their efforts at turning Islam into a deadly religion for their own selfish reasons. Then, suddenly the scholars are also out to finish what the terrorist groups began.

The Adabiyyah and Markaziyyah, Salafiyyah and the Sufis no longer see eye to eye. We have become laughing stocks in front of our common enemies- the unbelievers. O ma se o! A fi ki Olohun Allah wa ko wa yo o.

I beseech Allah the Almighty to safe His religion from this impending calamity. May we be among those who are saved by Allah and never be among the perished ones. Aameen. Shaykh Muslihudeen A. Kalejaye truly cares.
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