- A Nigerian Muslim woman shared her spiritual journey influenced by the Hallelujah Challenge, a midnight praise and worship event.
- The event is led by gospel minister Pastor Nathaniel Bassey and has gained significant attention.
- In a TikTok video, she described her experience during the February edition of the challenge.
A Nigerian Muslim woman has captured widespread attention after sharing a heartfelt testimony about how her spiritual journey was deeply impacted by the Hallelujah Challenge a midnight praise and worship session led by gospel minister Pastor Nathaniel Bassey.
In a TikTok video posted by @AiratAdedamola, she revealed that during the February edition of the event, she “dressed like her miracle,” dedicating each night in prayer for herself, her husband, and their daughter.
Despite being a Muslim, Airat said she was confident that God listens to anyone who calls on Him with genuine faith, regardless of religious background.
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Her faith was soon rewarded by October that same year, she and her family embarked on a spiritual journey to Mecca for Umrah, fulfilling a long-held dream she had presented before God during the Hallelujah Challenge.
Overflowing with gratitude, she shared her joy, saying:
“God made it happen! To everyone giving up their sleep to join the Hallelujah Challenge, may God grant your heart’s desires. Keep believing and stay pure at heart.”
The Hallelujah Challenge is a global online movement that unites thousands of people every midnight in worship, prayer, and thanksgiving. Airat’s story serves as a powerful reminder that faith transcends religion and that divine blessings flow to all who believe with sincerity.
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