K1 De Ultimate's Shocking Religious Claim - What This Famous Islamic Scholar Said Will Divide Nigeria!
A fiery religious debate has erupted in Nigeria after prominent Islamic scholar Sheikh Sharafudeen Raji Gbadebo strongly rejected Fuji legend K1 De Ultimate's claim of practicing both Islam and Christianity.
The director of Al-Madeenah Islamic Center in Ogbomosho made his position clear in a viral video response, stating unequivocally that Islam prohibits dual religious practice. "Someone attending Christian vigils while observing Muslim prayers is a Kaafir (unbeliever)," Sheikh Gbadebo declared.
This comes after K1 De Ultimate (real name Alhaji Wasiu Ayinde Marshal) proudly identified as a member of Celestial Church of Christ during an interview, revealing he even built a parish. "My connection with God runs deep.
I seek Him everywhere I go," the musician had stated. The cleric expressed concern about growing religious syncretism in Yorubaland, warning that mixing faiths leads people away from true Islamic teachings. "Islam does not endorse being Muslim while following another religion," he emphasized.
The video has sparked intense online discussions about religious identity in Nigeria's multi-faith society. While some support the scholar's stance on maintaining religious purity, others defend K1's right to personal spiritual expression.
Religious experts note this debate highlights ongoing tensions between traditional Islamic teachings and evolving spiritual practices in contemporary Nigerian society. As of press time, K1 De Ultimate has not responded to the cleric's comments.
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