New LEMU President Akiode unveils digitalisation, infrastructure, education agenda
He described his emergence as an opportunity to serve rather than an honour, stressing that leadership in Islam was an Amanah—a sacred trust for which leaders would ultimately account before Allah.
Don’t exploit people, fulfil your promises, Jamaat urges leaders
Political leaders in the country have been urged to fulfil their promises and better the lots of Nigerians, rather than exploiting them through religious, ethnic and other primordial sentiments for selfish interests.
Halal economy: Lessons from South Africa
Another sector the summit will cover in detail is Halal Tourism and how the region’s struggling tourism sector can get a slice of Halal tourism, one of the fastest growing areas of global tourism estimated at $219 billion
MSSN clamours for conducive business environment
As commercial activities resume in the country, the Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria has advised government at all levels to provide a conducive environment for businesses to grow.
Islam dignifies, respects, honours women more than any religion—Amirah Al-Mu’minaat
In fact, the Quran explicitly states that as regards worshiping Allah, the believing men and the the believing women are equal in the eyes of Allah
“We ‘ll improve contents of sermon, structure, education in Alausa Mosque”
Former Solicitor-General and Permanent Secretary, Lagos State Ministry of Justice, Alh. Lawal Pedro (SAN) has advised Nigerians especially Muslims towards positive change of attitude to restore the lost glory of Nigeria in the coming year, 2017; adding that the new board members of Lagos State Secretariat Mosque will work towards improving not only in the contents of sermons and structure of the mosque but also educating both Muslims and Christians in Nigeria.
