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.
Shariah is not difficult
AGAINST the erroneous view that shariah (the Islamic law), is difficult simply because Muslims refused to changed it under the guise of constitutional review in line with divine commandments. Yet there is abundance of evidence to proof that the law given to the followers of Prophets of Allah-(AS), before Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was difficult than the one given to this nation.
Lessons of Suratul Khaf
AS the reality is hidden from you, you are at a loss to understand the wisdom of what is happening, and sometimes if it appears that things are going against you, you cry out, ‘How and why has this happened’. The fact is that if the curtain be removed from the “unseen”, you would yourselves come to know that what is happening here is for the best. Even if sometimes it appears that something is going wrong, you will see that in the end, it will also produces some good results for you.
Anambra communities rejoice over ordination of Ekwe as new Bishop of Niger West
Communities in Anambra East and West comprising Aguleri, Umuleri, Anam, among others, were in joyous mood, weekend, following the consecration of Ven. Capt. Johnson Nwaohalama Ekwe as the new Bishop of Niger West. Ven. Ekwe is said to be respected because of his track record of working in a place where others dreaded probably because of his profession as a former soldier before his elevation as bishop.
Court frees Christians from deity worship in Bayelsa community
NEMBE—A Bayelsa State High Court, sitting in Nembe, has restrained the chairman of Okoroba community Council of Chiefs, Chief Benjamin Puyatei and the acting chief priest of Ogidiga shrine, Chief Joseph Ndubueze, from compelling 442 natives, mainly Christians, to partake in Eyalikai festival and worship of Ogidiga deity.
Stand firm against corruption, Ahmadiyya urges Buhari
THE leadership of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Nigeria has urged the President – elect, General Muhammadu Buhari to stand firm against corruption and other vices plaguing the country, as he prepares to take the mantle of leadership for positive change towards socio -political and economic emancipation of Nigeria on May 29, 2015. This admonition was contained in a statement issued at the end of the National executive committee meeting of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat at its headquarters in Lagos.
