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Muslim clerics blast K1 de Ultimate for unruly comment over his mother’s fidau prayer

Some Muslim clerics across the western states have strongly criticized the King of Fuji, Alhaji Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, popularly known as K1 de Ultimate, over what they described as a “disrespectful comment” made just days before the 8th-day Fidau prayer for his late mother, Alhaja Halimat Abike Akeredolu Anifowoshe.
The controversy began after a video of the Fuji music icon surfaced online, in which he allegedly made remarks that many Islamic scholars found offensive. His statement, which appeared to dismiss certain clerics as “uninvited guests” at his mother’s prayer event, has drawn widespread condemnation from the Muslim community.
One of the vocal critics, Sheikh Al-Mufassir Sannu Sheu, in a viral video on social media, expressed deep disappointment over K1 de Ultimate’s comments. According to him, the utterance not only disrespected the specific clerics being referred to but also insulted respected Muslim scholars both in Nigeria and beyond.
“The statement made by Wasiu Ayinde Marshal was uncalled for. As Muslims, we hold our clerics in high esteem, and it is unacceptable for anyone—no matter their status—to demean them in such a manner. His words have caused huge damage, not just to those he directly addressed but to the entire Muslim clergy,” Sheikh Al-Mufassir stated.
Several other Islamic scholars have echoed similar sentiments, calling on K1 de Ultimate to retract his words and offer a public apology. They emphasized that Fidau prayers are spiritual gatherings meant for seeking divine blessings for the deceased, and no true Muslim should dictate who is or isn’t qualified to attend.
“This is a religious event, not a private party where invitations are selective. It is wrong for anyone to act as if they have the authority to exclude Muslim clerics from a Fidau prayer. This act does not align with Islamic teachings,” said another cleric, who preferred to remain anonymous.
The incident has sparked heated debates among fans and religious followers, with some supporting the clerics while others believe the musician’s comments were misunderstood. However, the consensus among the Islamic community is that K1 de Ultimate should make amends to restore his image and uphold the respect due to Muslim clerics.
As of now, the Fuji legend has yet to issue an official response regarding the backlash.

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