Dawah Institute urges Islamic organisations to prioritise community development, social services
According to him, religious organisations should not limit their responsibilities to spiritual activities, mosque management and religious lectures but should also contribute meaningfully to solving social problems.
Learning from Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w)
He emphatically warned that a Muslim is the brother of another Muslim; he does not wrong him but helps him . Therefore we learn from Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) how to develop morals and good character . He was truthful and honest and people trusted him because he deserved their trust. He did not lie or cheat and always kept his promise . He was nicknamed : As-Sadiq , Al-Ameen ( The one who is truthful and the one to be trusted ).
Focus on families, as Jehovah’s Witnesses’ convention starts
Starting this month and continuing till December 20th, Jehovah’s Witnesses every weekend will be featuring resources that will assist families throughout Nigeria to be stronger and more united. This is the focus of their 2015 three-day annual regional convention with the theme “Imitate Jesus!”
There is nothing like Jihad with sword in Islam – Amir Fashola
“We, the Ahmadiyya is like the vanguard of promoting peace in the world. Quoting from the hadiths, Dr Fashola said, “The Prophet never encouraged preaching Islam with violence, but by praying for the enemies to have a change of heart, by preaching with wisdom and good deeds. Anyone who go against this precept is not a follower of the Prophet and therefore cannot be a Muslim. You have to be kind and generous to people.”
Why Muslims must embrace interest-free loans — Al-Hayat
Al-Hayat relief foundation, a non-governmental Islamic interest-free cooperative society has advised Muslim Ummah in the South-west against taking loans laced with interest.
What you must do before embarking on Hajj
AGAINST the background that Hajj means stranger, Hajj is a Muslim pilgrimage to the holy land of Makkah and other places in Saudi Arabia during the month of Hajj. It is one of the five pillars of Islam that is compulsory once in a life time of a Muslim that is able to meet its conditions. Hajj has a lot of benefits ranging from the spiritual to the mundane to those who perform it.
