@arc_abadan@AbbaM_Abiyos@ProfIsaPantami The title “Arc.” is not a decoration, it represents a profession founded on discipline, dignity, ethics and respect.
If your words and conduct consistently fall below the standards of the profession, then perhaps you should consider something else.
@Abu_Jawaadd In-depth islamic knowledge will make you understand that what she did was for his own good.
The Prophet refrained from leading Janazah for a person who died with unpaid debt if no means were left to pay it.
@AbbaM_Abiyos Public scrutiny of any candidate should strictly be focused on their qualifications and capacity to govern. Irrational, poorly structured questions are a waste of time and add little or nothing to the debate on good governance.
@sianobold@HarmlessHQ You are the one who hates truth. At least verify information before posting that's all that is asked of you.
Not everyone here is half-educated.
Don’t be mischievous @UnlimitedEniola. This was not what Traore said. What do you want to gain from using a doctored translation to run an agenda?
For the lovers of truth, this is the exact translation of what he said in English:
In the video, Ibrahim Traore is talking about a recent census his government conducted regarding young people from Burkina Faso who went to study in certain Arab countries.
He mentions that they counted over 800 individuals. What worries him is that no one knew they left the country. Even the embassies in those foreign countries had no idea they were there.
When he checked their files, he found out that every single one of them is studying Sharia, Islamic law, and Islamic jurisprudence. Not a single person out of the 800 is learning a practical trade or profession.
Traore questions their motives and asks if they plan to come back to apply Sharia law in Burkina Faso.
Because of this, he says it is very important to control who leaves the country. He declares that he will bring all these students back home. If anyone refuses to return, they will lose their citizenship and will no longer be considered Burkinabè.
He then addresses the local imams directly. He tells them that if they cannot teach the youth about Islam right there in the country, they should stop. He recognizes that many people are lured abroad by foreign funding.
To fix this, he promises that the government will create a budget to fund all local religions. Whether they are Catholics, Protestants, traditionalists, or Muslims, the state will find a formula to support them so they do not have to rely on foreign money.
He ends his speech by making it clear he will never allow this kind of foreign influence to continue. He even says that if anyone only supported him hoping for religious favoritism, they should withdraw their support immediately.
Let’s put things in proper context next time.