He said traditional and religious institutions had made valuable contributions in the nation’s campaigns against disease containment and social vices, to the admiration of many in the past.
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Insurgency is against the tenets of Islam and it is against the cultures and norms of Muslims in Nigeria and the world over
He urged the UN to urge member states to use the necessary instruments to mobilise funds that had been stacked away in foreign banks by previous administrations
The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar, has urged Muslims in the country to look for the new Moon of…
A statement by the team’s Media Officer, Morakinyo Abodunrin, on Monday said that the Sultan made the call when the team paid a courtesy call on him in Sokoto
Represented by the Emir of Maradun, Alhaji Muhammad Garba, the Sultan said increased investment to education would improve quality and disciplined students
Represented by the Emir of Gwandu, Alhaji Ilyasu Bashar, the Sultan said: “Traditional rulers should be fathers to all, irrespective of any religious, ethnic or political differences
Abubakar spoke when the Assistant Inspector-General of Police in charge of Zone 10, Sokoto, Alhaji Bala Hassan, paid him a courtesy call
A statement by NSCIA’s Acting Director of Publicity, Muhammad kabir Qasim, said that the gesture by the governors enabled Muslims in the states to have equal opportunity like their Christian counterparts to mark the new Islamic year
The statement also said that Abubakar advised Muslims to report the sighting to the nearest District or Village Head for onward communication to the Sultan
“It is my prayer that God Almighty will continue to give him soundhealth, wisdom and guidance in the service to the nation and humanity while wishing him more accomplishments in life
The statement said that it had not received any reports from various moon sighting committees across the country confirming the sighting of the new moon of Ramadan
“This is to inform you that Monday, July 8 is the 29th day of Sha’aban 1434 AH and shall be the day to start looking for the new moon of Ramadan,” the statement said
“We are said to have between 80 and 90 million Muslims in Nigeria; we should use the advantage of our number, so as not to lag behind