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Al-Abrar celebrates its 30yrs of dawah services
Special Jumah prayer for Ipesa-Balogun @ 60
Timehin canvases cooperative system for Imams, Alfas
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NASFAT to inaugurate new Executive Council Feb 4
Hajj 2024: Saudi new policies will sanitize industry – Hajj Mabrur

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IVC: MSSN Lagos conducts medical tests, distributes drugs to Epe residents
“The Medical Outreach and public lecture organized by the Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN), Lagos State Area Unit, held at Noforija Hall in Epe, were instrumental in providing vital healthcare services and disseminating essential medical knowledge within the community.”
Of man’s purpose, pursuits: Reflection on force field of human life
“For more than three decades, in fact as far back as 1988 while being a final year student of mass communication at the University of Lagos, I have come to appreciate that the beauty of a man lies in the purity of his heart, the nobility of his intellect and the excellence of his character.”
FG extends 2024 hajj registration till Jan. 31
“The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) is pleased to announce Federal Government’s approval for an extension of the deadline.”
Hajj 2024: Saudi New policies will sanitize industry – Hajj Mabrur
He said, “Some two or three years ago, around this time, you would have seen different commercials on air, with different companies telling you to come and perform hajj with them, irrespective of their registered status or not. Due to the new policy, however, the trend is coming down.”
Speaker inaugurates 80-Bed hospital in Imota
“The commissioning of the 80-bed hospital signifies a significant step towards addressing the disparities in healthcare accessibility and quality, symbolizing the collective aspirations for a Nigeria where quality healthcare is a right for every citizen. “

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