Tunde Omoniyi
In a captivating display of spiritual elegance and social impact, Nasrul-Lahi-L-Fatih Society (NASFAT) hosted its maiden Couple’s Retreat 2025 at the serene Crown City Resort, Agbara, Ogun State.
Investigator news reports that this groundbreaking event blended marital enrichment, faith-based learning, and leisure, offering Muslim couples a divine avenue to reignite their marital connection and embrace harmony.
The retreat which was officially declared open by NASFAT President, Alhaji Ayodeji AbdulWahid AbdulRauf emphasized the society’s mission to preserve the sanctity of Islamic marriages and empower couples to build homes rooted in love, faith, and mutual respect.
Participants were immersed in soul-lifting sessions led by expert counsellors and Islamic scholars. These discussions tackled essential themes such as effective communication, emotional intelligence, and peaceful conflict resolution—each anchored in Qur’anic values and prophetic traditions.
A unique highlight was the deep spiritual engagement as couples participated in congregational prayers, tafsir sessions, and reflective dhikr, rejuvenating their souls and reinforcing their roles as partners united not just by love, but by shared devotion to Allah.
The retreat also featured a transformative Mini Business Clinic, facilitated by NASFAT National Ex-Officio, Dr. Koyumu Oladiipo.
This segment enlightened couples on business strategies, financial planning, and investment tools designed to foster economic stability and shared prosperity in the home.
Surrounded by nature’s charm, the calm ambiance of Crown City Resort amplified the emotional and spiritual reconnection. Couples enjoyed quality time through bonding games, scenic walks, and leisure experiences in a peaceful, idyllic setting.
Investigator news gathered that at the end of the exceptional gathering, hearts were rekindled, spirits were renewed, and bonds were fortified.
NASFAT’s Couple’s Retreat 2025 stands as a remarkable milestone in promoting wholesome, faith-driven marital bliss.
