Naira Marley Urges Caution Verify News To Prevent Unintended Harm, Quotes Quran

Published March 17, 2024 at 11:38 AM

Naira Marley Urges Caution Verify News To Prevent Unintended Harm, Quotes Quran

Naira Marley, the Nigerian singer, emphasizes the importance of verifying news before believing it, quoting verses from the Quran.

The musician, who has faced criticism following his involvement in Mohbad’s death, urges people to be cautious of misinformation that may lead to harm…READ ALSOBreaking News: Mohbad: Iyabo Ojo’s Daughter Slams Naira Marley For Threatening Legal Action Against Her Mother

In a tweet, Naira Marley shares verses from the Quran, urging believers to verify news brought by evildoers to prevent unknowingly causing harm to others (Quran 49:6).

He also advises against following information without sure knowledge, citing Quran 17:36, emphasizing accountability for one’s actions based on hearing, sight, and intellect.

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“if an evildoer brings you any news, verify 'it' so you do not harm people unknowingly” — Naira Marley advise believers

Here are some responses to his post:

@OkoliStephenIz3 commented: “Wow, Naira is now the new Imam in town. Well done, bro.”

@bigwizarrdd remarked: “Seems like a serial killer is quoting now, especially when your life and career are already in ruins.”

@Rho__Nald inquired: “Are you referring to Mohbad as the evildoer?”

@Highstar_tee added: “Nobody is lamenting about X, bro! Take your Quran verses elsewhere.

Nobody accuses you of murder, but why did you and Eletu bully the poor boy, and why did your record label instruct promoters not to book him for shows? It’s straightforward.

You’ve caused enough harm, now you’re using Quran verses to cover up. You’re acting irrational.”