There is a mass-ignorance about Islam in the North as there is in the South but using Islam for violence is predominant in the North. It's a problem that we know and they Northern scholars and leaders must address thoroughly and ensure it never happens again. While serving in Kano, we were thoroughly warned against offending any native specifically because of the possibility of accusing any of us of committing blasphemy. If anyone is accused of such, all Sharī'ah and all principles of Sharī'ah are often immediately jettisoned and jungle justice would take a full swing. This is the problem with the North. It's not Sharī'ah, it is ignorance. The mob action, the accusations, lack of investigation and lack of respect for constituted authorities make it worse. It is even more worsened when learned people and some leaders from the North support such mob actions and promote it by means of justifying it or using it to threaten others against abusing Islam.
The action itself is big blasphemy and worse abuse against Allah and Islam. It is a bastardization of all that Islam teaches and stands for. It is certainly not the Sharī'ah and certainly not the objective of the Sharī'ah.
I am puzzled as to why Nigerian lawmakers have never really taken up such matters at the National Assembly, inaugurate committees to investigate them and ensure that culprits are arrested and punished. If it's beyond the States, it shouldn't be beyond the Federal government and yes, the Muslim lawmakers should be the ones championing it because in this case, Islam and innocent Muslims are the victims. They are the ones whose names have been used to commit such heinous crimes.
The murder of the young lady in Sokoto should be the last of it, hopefully. I pray those who commit the act and those who support them meet the divine justice of Almighty Allah.
I like how they are opening the yansh of the United States. I told you I do not rate those people. The biggest criminals of all time.
An unnecessary evil.
As we get closer to #Ramadan, it’s time to ponder and recalibrate our lives. It’s time to get closer to the Almighty. Make a commitment to strive towards better worship all round. Put in extra effort and time for Him.
No one — on either side of the border — wants to see American tariffs on Canadian goods.
I met with our Canada-U.S. Council today. We’re working hard to prevent these tariffs, but if the United States moves ahead, Canada’s ready with a forceful and immediate response.
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@falzthebahdguy Nigeria is now a corntree not a country. We want change!! BOOM!!!here comes negative change. We made a mistake by not emphasizing on the type of change/difference we wanted.
Please, let's be guided when seeking for change/difference.
@BankyW@HQNigerianArmy@seyimakinde@MBuhari This country is a total mess. Instead of them to tackle insurgency and deal with our polithievecians, they go after unharmed civilian.
God, when wl senseless Nigerians start receiving their full package of sense?
#EndSARS#EndPoliceBrutality#EndSWATNow
We youths of 21st Century say NO to bad governance in Nigeria.
We can not take it no more.
We want a better Nigeria.
ALUTA AGAINST ALL OPPRESSION as it is in OAU anthem
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We need a better Nigeria where youths can move freely with no fear of being killed or brutalised by those who are meant to protect life and property but whose dressing and behaviours is not different from thugs and criminals #EndSarsNow