The name Kabirat Kafidipe may be unfamiliar to many, but the moniker ‘Araparegangan' will live on in the minds of Yoruba film fans, particularly those who grew up watching some of Tunde Kelani's best vintage films.
Kabirat Kafidipe, on the other hand, took a break from the profession to focus on her religious views as a Muslim. The lovely lady tunes out to the rest of the world to concentrate on her relationship with Almighty Allah.
Kabirat Kafidipe returned to Islamic school, studied the Qur'an, and graduated from a well-known Islamic school with a Qur'anic diploma. Kabirat also makes use of the opportunity to perform her holy pilgrimage, which is one of Islam's five pillars.
Below are the major changes that happened with Kabirat Kafidipe that further makes many fall in love with her;
She doesn’t act in secular movies again.
With her wonderful movie "A Date with Asmau," Kabirat Kafidipe made a comeback to the industry last year. The film was about polygamy in a Muslim household, and we must confess that it taught many Nigerians, especially Muslim couples, how to deal with polygamy.
Kabirat Kafidipe is back as both a producer and an actor. The lovely lady, who is now a full-fledged Alhaja, made her film "A Date with Asmau" with her organization, which she formed to spread Islamic beliefs.
Kabirat Kafidipe currently utilizes her Instagram page to teach and preach the words of Almighty Allah to others, as well as quoting Prophet Muhammad's hadiths (S.A.W).
It's wonderful to see the Nollywood actress returning to her roots and educating people about Almighty Allah in her own unique style. Kabirat Kafidipe is currently working on a new film that will teach about Islamic practices as well.
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