Ghanaian actress Habiba Sinare recently delved into the nuanced workings of prophecies within the Islamic faith, shedding light on a process that differs from Christian practices.

Sinare clarified that Islamic prophecies are not publicly announced but rather shared in private settings.She explained that individuals are typically approached by someone with a gift of foresight, who imparts instructions based on visions related to them.

She emphasized that this guidance often includes acts of charity, specifically directing individuals to provide alms to those in need as a means of mitigating negative predictions.“Our prophecies are not said in the open. Ours is different, we are called asde by someone gifted who then gives us instructions on what to do next atleast thats what I know. We are directed to give to the poor as a means of reverting the bad deed,” Habibi Sinare stated during a discussion regarding gospel musician KODA's death.She added that she prefers not to explore the religious aspect but highlights that other factors, like negligence, significantly contribute to health issues among Ghanaians.

She made this submission during a discussion on UTV regarding the passing of gospel musician Koda.

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