Acadip Ilorin Branch

07/09/2026

03/08/2026

One thing I'd never understand is the double standards humans have always.

The girl in the first picture covered in a niqab was being dragged online for being fully dressed and covered up, while representing Nigeria in an international spelling bee, where she and her team mates won gold medals.

Meanwhile, the same people would see ladies dressed indecently like the ladies in the second picture and say, "her body, her choice." Why don't we say same for this young girl? The double standard s+inks!

She has dressed according to her belief and it's okay, as long as she's not hurting anybody directly nor posing as a nega+ive influence to others.

This is my tu cents. ✌️

Winniefred Wisdom Aigbose

23/07/2026

17/07/2026

whenever you hear this Islamization agenda just show this to them

13/07/2026

aaaaaaaaBeyond the architecture, the history and legend behind every mosque and shrine attract people more. One of the many famous mosques in the country is the Pagla Mosque, situated in the heart of the Kishoreganj district.

This mosque stands with a 250-year-old history with all its glory and ancient fervour. However, there is something that makes this mosque unique.

Every year hundreds of thousands of devotees from the country and abroad flock to this mosque and donate to the donation box of the mosque. And the mosque receives a record amount of donations every time the famous donation boxes are opened.

Many people, hence, wonder why this particular mosque gets so many donations while there are many other old and historic mosques in the country.

Anyone who has read a little bit about the history of Islamic rulers of Bangladesh has heard about the 'Baro Bhuiyans.' One of them was the mighty Isha Khan; this mosque was built during his rule.

There is a popular saying that once a mysterious spiritual person came to the shore of the Narashandur river on whose bank the mosque now stands. This extremely spiritually powerful man came to be known by the name 'Jil Kodor Pagla.'

This mosque was built to pay tribute and named after him - 'Pagla Mosque.'

People from all over the country come to visit this mosque earnestly believing that donating here would fulfil all their cherishes.

This is probably the only mosque frequented by not only people from the Muslim community but also people from other religious beliefs. Hindus from around the country, even from the neighbouring country India visit the mosque to offer their devotion and donations.