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.
Nigeria at 54: Standard of education, employment still undesirable – Muslim Students
As Nigeria clocks 54, the Muslim Students of Nigeria, Lagos State Area Unit has scored governments at all levels low on education, fight against corruption and insecurity.
Muslims groan over hike in prices of rams
Eid-el-kabir, the festival of ram sacrifice is an act of Ibadah (worship) to Almighty Allah and presently, the mood is felt almost everywhere. As a result, prices of sacrificial animals have gone up in major markets in the country.
$9.3M: MUSWEN wants independent body to probe case
As the National Assembly members divided over the controversy surrounding the seizure in South Africa of $9.3 million cash, or ammunition, the Muslim Ummah of Southwest Nigeria (MUSWEN) has warned on the implication of sweeping the issue under the carpet.
Echoes from Saudi: Arafat day to hold on Oct 3
Ogun State contingent to the 2014 Holy pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia have been enjoined to maximize the rare opportunity of this year’s Hajj exercise as news filtered in at press time that Friday 3rd October 2014 would be Arafat day.
Zakaat, a means of economic empowerment— Kolawole
Muslim faithful have been urged to always remember their obligation of paying Zakat being the third pillar of Islam and a means for economic empowerment.
