Ramadan: Naira Marley turns Moslem Cleric

The Power of the Holy Month, Ramadan has turned the Singer and Songwriter, Naira Marley to a Muslim Preacher, as the President of the Marlian Sect roles out series of admonitions on Ramadan and Islam.

For about three days, the Tesumole Crooner uses his twitter platform to propagate Islamic and the beauty of the Month of Ramadan.

Born, Azeez Fashola, Naira Marley wishes his Muslim [Marlians] followers fruitful Fasting.

“May Allah shower Ramadans blessing on all of us and accept our prayers and fasts. RamadanMubarak.”

In another one, Marley implores Muslims [Marlians ] to hand over your worries to ALLAH and ALLAH hands over his blessings to you

However, contrary to the philosophy of the Marlian Gang {MG} that Marlians have no manners, Marley stresses that The Quran was revealed in this month. Its a month of Blessing, Mercy and forgiveness.

He added that the doors of heaven are opened while those of hell are closed.

This is probably an attestation to the NoMannersGang suddenly preaching [Religious] Manners!
According to him, the devil is chained up and rewards [of good deeds in the month] are in manifolds; and the (Laylatul-Qadr) night is better than 1000 months.

“Prayer is an amazing exchange. Among the beauties of Islam is that you make dua for your brothers and sisters in Islam without knowing them and in return the angels make dua for you.”

The Songwriter, known for his Adult Rated lyrics and videos says Among the beauties of Islam is that you make dua [Prayer] for your brothers and sisters in Islam without knowing them and in return the angels make dua for you.

The Afrobeat Musician also advices that the habit of hating fellow human being should be included in ones prayer point.

He also twitted that Fasting is only 1% of not eating and drinking, the rest of the 99% is bringing your heart and soul closer to Allah.

Naira Marley insisted that “You will never be able to please all of the people all of the time, so concentrate on pleasing your maker (ALLAH) because thats what really matters.”