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The Last Warning! Alhaji Komadun Fariga Lori Idasilẹ Rabita Tuntun Nile Yoruba | Mufti Iwo | Mudeer

THE LAST WARNING IN YORUBALAND?! ORO DOJÚ Ẹ Tension rises as Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun delivers a strict and uncompromising warning to Mufti Iwo, Sheikh Dawood Imran Molaasan, over his statements concerning the formation of another League of Imams and Alfas in Yorubaland. Is this the beginning of a major religious leadership debate? Is a new Rabita Tuntun truly necessary? Why is Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun saying this is “The Last Warning”? This comprehensive educational breakdown explains everything clearly, historically, and objectively. ⚖️ The Core Issue: Rabita Tuntun Nile Yoruba According to public discussions, Mufti Iwo, Sheikh Dawood Imran Molaasan, reportedly spoke about founding another League of Imams and Alfas in Yoruba land. That statement triggered a strong reaction from Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun. Now, Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun has issued what many are calling a final and strict warning to Sheikh Dawood Imran Molaasan. Why? Because the structure of Islamic leadership in Yorubaland is sensitive, historical, and deeply rooted. In this video, we carefully analyze: What Sheikh Dawood Imran Molaasan said Why Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun responded strongly The implications of creating a new Rabita Tuntun The unity or division debate among Yoruba Imams and Alfas --- 🕌 Who Is Sheikh Dawood Imran Molaasan? Sheikh Dawood Imran Molaasan, popularly known as Mufti Iwo, is a respected Islamic scholar and Mudeer in Yorubaland. His influence stretches across many Islamic institutions, and his words carry weight among followers. But when Sheikh Dawood Imran Molaasan reportedly discussed forming another League of Imams and Alfas, Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun did not stay silent. --- 🚨 Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun Speaks Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun made it clear that unity among Yoruba Muslims must be protected. According to Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun: Religious unity must not be fragmented. Leadership structures should not be duplicated without consensus. Founding another Rabita Tuntun could cause confusion. Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun insists this is not personal — it is about the stability of Islamic leadership in Yorubaland. --- 📚 Educational Breakdown: League of Imams & Alfas in Yoruba Land To understand this debate, we examine: The historical structure of Islamic leadership in Yorubaland The role of Rabita (League of Imams and Alfas) How new religious organizations affect unity The difference between reform and division Is Rabita Tuntun a reform effort? Or is it a parallel authority? What are the consequences if Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun and Sheikh Dawood Imran Molaasan cannot reach understanding? --- 🌍 Why This Matters to Every Yoruba Muslim This is bigger than personalities. This is about: Religious unity Institutional authority Community stability The future of Islamic leadership in Yorubaland When Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun says “The Last Warning,” it signals seriousness. When Sheikh Dawood Imran Molaasan speaks about Rabita Tuntun, it signals change. The question is: Will there be reconciliation or escalation? --- 🔎 In This Video You Will Discover: ✅ The exact issue between Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun and Sheikh Dawood Imran Molaasan ✅ What Rabita Tuntun Nile Yoruba means ✅ The implications for Mufti Iwo’s leadership ✅ The potential impact on Yoruba Muslim unity ✅ Historical context behind League of Imams and Alfas --- 📢 DROP YOUR OPINION IN THE COMMENTS: Do you support Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun? Do you support Sheikh Dawood Imran Molaasan (Mufti Iwo)? Should Rabita Tuntun be established? Is this a reform or a risk? LIKE 👍 SHARE 📤 SUBSCRIBE 🔔 Stay connected for more deep, educational, and balanced discussions on Alhaji Muhammad Ghazali Komadun, Sheikh Dawood Imran Molaasan, Mufti Iwo, Rabita Tuntun, and the future of Islamic leadership in Yorubaland. ORO DOJÚ Ẹ — UNITY OR DIVISION? THE CHOICE IS OURS