National Council of Muslim Youth Organisations, NACOMYO has felicitated with Muslims as they mark the birth of Prophet Muhammad (SAW), otherwise known as Id’ul Maulud. The group enjoined them to sustain their religious obligations and spiritual undertakings as such endeavours go a long way to shaping the destiny of the country.

The Muslim Media Practitioners of Nigeria, MMPN has felicitated with Nigerians and non-Nigerians alike on the occasion of the Mawlud Nabiyy

The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has advised intending pilgrims to ensure timely payment of 2018 Hajj fare to enable the commission meet the deadline for closure of registration by the Saudi Authority.

The above verse of the Holy Qur’an must have spurred some of the Tabi‘in (the successors of the Companions of the Prophet) over 2000 years ago to hold sessions in which poetry and songs were composed and rendered to honor the dignity and the righteous example of the Messenger of Allah (s.a.w). Scholars have told us that the immediate companions of the Prophet (s.a.w) did not necessarily engage in the practice, but this, however, does not mean to say that the Holy Prophet (s.a.w) forbade his any act of ibadaah to commemorate that day. Although this practice has been a bone of contention among Muslim jurists (fuqaha) and Muslim scholars since its inception, but Muslims world over and intellectuals over time have come to accept it as part of the ibadaah and culture of Islam.