Naira Marley uses Quran chapter 65:3 to preach, Netizens weigh in: “You are a hypocrite”

Recently, Nigerian singer Naira Marley sparkled discussion on social media for quoting a verse from the Quran: “And whoever puts all his trust in Allah, He will be enough for him” (Quran 65:3).

The quote, well recognized for its deep meaning, resonated with many of his fans and followers, especially in the context of the series of controversy surrounding him.

Naira Marley has been a controversial figure in the Nigerian music scene for several years, due to his music lyrics and Mohbad’s d£ath.

So, when Naira Marley shared this Quranic verse, it sparked a flurry of reactions from netizens. Some supported his message, emphasizing the importance of faith in Allah in times of adversity, while others were more skeptical. The latter group questioned the sincerity of his words, given his past behavior.

“Yes oo. It is very important to trust only in the Almighty Allah.”

“Is today I know this guy can quote the things of God oo.”

“Thank you Marly for waking my spirit again. “

However, Critics argued that while the quote reflects a strong spiritual belief, Naira Marley’s actions don’t always align with the moral and ethical teachings of Islam. His history of controversial statements and behaviors has led many to wonder if he truly embodies the teachings he publicly declared.

This discrepancy between his personal lifestyle and the spiritual values he espouses led to a wave of discussions online, with some followers calling his actions hypocritical.

“Stop that hypocritical lifestyle senior man. We all know what you are up to. Don’t bring yourself to the things of God.”

“You know the truth of Allah but you went and kpai Mohbad. You already have a bad name sir.”