Sadaqah as living example: Lessons from TAFESHIN’s sixth empowerment programme
What makes the TAFESHIN Foundation remarkable is its sustainability. Unlike many charitable efforts that fade after initial enthusiasm, this programme has endured for six years, growing stronger each year.
How the Prophet taught morals
The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) once said, “Who from my Ummah (universal nation) would learn five qualities to act upon or teach to those who would (in turn) act upon them?” Abu Hurairah said, “I, O Messenger of God.” The Prophet (peace be upon him) took Abu Hurairah’s hand and counted the five qualities on it, saying:
Commonwealth Day: Muslim scholar charges govts on child rights
Dr. Muhammed Salisu of the Department of Paediatrics, Lagos State University College of Medicine (LASUCOM), has charged governments at all levels to live up to their responsibilities.
Why South-West Muslim leaders shunned meeting with President
Muslim leaders and Imams in the South-west recently, shunned an invitation to meet with President Goodluck Jonathan. The meeting which was scheduled to hold pen-ultimate week at Ansarudeen Central Mosque, Lawanson, Surulere, Lagos, South-west Nigeria was at the instance of President Jonathan aimed at seeking the support of Muslims in the region in the forthcoming Presidential election.
President’s invitation tear Muslim Students apart
The invitation sent to the Muslim Youth of the South-West of Nigeria to attend a political meeting in Abuja is currently generating ripples among them.
Why I rejected invitation to pray for a presidential candidate – Archbishop Umane
Archbishop Christopher Umane is the Primate of the Orthodox Anglican Communion which broke away from the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion. In this interview, the cleric broke his silence on the crisis that rocked the Anglican Communion. While reacting to the allegation of N6billion bribe for some pastors to support the re-election of President Goodluck Jonathan, the Archbishop lamented that men of God now worship money while abandoning their calling.
