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URGENT EMERGENCY BROADCAST
HIJABITES DENIED RIGHT TO SIT JAMB EXAMS AT ESTHER OSHIKOYA CBT CENTRE β οΈ
This is to urgently alert the public, Muslim community, JAMB authorities, and human rights bodies about an ongoing violation happening RIGHT NOW.
Location:*
ESTHER OSHIKOYA CBT CENTRE
Sango Eleyele Road, Arometa Bus Stop
Opposite NNPC Filling Station, Arometa, Ibadan, Oyo State
Issue:
Candidates wearing hijab are being compelled to remove their hijab before being allowed to sit for their JAMB exams at this centre.
This is a direct violation of the candidatesβ constitutional right to freedom of religion and JAMBβs own guidelines that permit hijab during examinations.
*CALL TO ACTION:*
1. *JAMB HQ & Oyo State Office:* Please intervene immediately to stop this unlawful act and ensure affected candidates are allowed to write their exams.
2. *Muslim Organizations, MURIC, FOMWAN, MSSN:* Your urgent attention is needed at this centre.
3. *Parents & Public:* Share this widely. Tag @JAMBHQ@OyoStateGov@NHRCNigeria. No student should choose between her faith and her future.
Hijab is NOT malpractice. It is a constitutional right.
Share now β our daughtersβ education is at stake! π’
@JAMBHQ@FabianB58246501@IsHaqOloyede
SubhanAllah, the precision of the honey bee's life, its navigation, its selfless work for the hive, and the miraculous healing properties of honey, all ordained by Allah as a clear sign for those who reflect.
Allah says:
'Your Lord inspired the bee, saying: "Take for yourself among the mountains, houses, and among the trees and [in] that which they construct. Then eat from all the fruits and follow the ways of your Lord laid down [for you]." There emerges from their bellies a drink, varying in colors, in which there is healing for people. Indeed in that is a sign for a people who give thought.'
β (An-Nahl 68-69)
Dear Apostle Emmanuel Iren, @pst_iren
My lovely Muslim brothers have tagged me to the claims you made in the quoted video while addressing interfaith marriage. I completely respect your right as a pastor to set boundaries for your congregation and guide them on whom to marry. However, the theological framing and the direct accusations you leveled against the Islamic faith are not just inaccurate; they are deeply dangerous.
I am writing this intellectual rebuttal so that unsuspecting peopleβboth Christians and Muslimsβare not cajoled by this profound misrepresentation of the Islamic doctrine.
First, letβs talk about your biblical justification. You used the scripture about being "unequally yoked with unbelievers" and literally asked how the temple of God could have an association with "Baal" while referring to a Muslim partner.
Every religion has its own internal rules for marriage, and we respect yours. But comparing Islamβa strictly monotheistic Abrahamic faith that actively reveres Jesus (Isa) and all the Prophetsβto the pagan idol Baal is intellectually dishonest. In Islamic theology, we do not view Christians as idolaters; we classify you as Ahl al-Kitab (People of the Book). You can easily advise your flock not to marry outside the church without equating the worship of the God of Abraham to ancient, literal paganism.
The absolute most dangerous part of your sermon was your confident yet ignorant explanation of "Taqiyyah". You sat in your seat and told your congregation that Islamic doctrine permits Muslims to actively deceive people if they think that deception will propagate the cause of Islam.
Let me be categorically clear: this is a complete fabrication of standard Islamic practice.
And to be fair to your ignorance, I understand where you might have picked up this fragmented idea. However, you are confusing mainstream Islam with a sectarian practice. You are referring to a concept that was historically developed in Shi'a theology. Because Shi'a groups were a political minority centuries ago, their scholars developed a broader version of Taqiyyah to hide their beliefs and survive.
However, since I don't want to leave any stone unturned, I must state firmly that mainstream Orthodox (Sunni) Islam, which makes up about 90% of the Muslim world, completely dissociates from this. We do not accept the Shi'a expansion of Taqiyyah.
In fact, because of fundamental deviations like this that require elevating deception to a religious tool, many strict orthodox Islamic scholars do not even classify those specific Shi'a sects as being within the fold of Islam at all.
In authentic, mainstream Islam, Taqiyyah is a very strict, incredibly narrow concession. It allows a believer to verbally conceal their faith ONLY when they are facing imminent torture or a direct, literal threat of murder. That is it. It is about preserving life under brutal persecution. It is absolutely not a free pass to trick a Christian woman into a marriage contract.
Foundational Islamic law strictly forbids deception, betrayal, and the breaking of covenants. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) explicitly said, "Whoever cheats us is not one of us."
Also, Islamic law (Shari'ah) explicitly permits a Muslim man to marry a Christian woman (Ahl al-Kitab), but it fiercely protects her right to practice her own faith. A Muslim husband is canonically forbidden from forcing his Christian wife to convert or stopping her from attending her church.
Our theology is crystal clear on this boundary. The Quran explicitly declares in Surah Al-Baqarah (2:256): "Let there be no compulsion in religion, for the truth stands out clearly from falsehood."
The man in your Abuja story who deceitfully trapped that woman and then banned her from church wasn't practicing Islamic doctrine; he was directly violating it.
@Olami_deeEbony I saved all my numbers under one contact name and on this faithful day, I forwarded some files to one of my WhatsApp. Only for me to get a reply few minutes later asking me βwho are you. Whatβs this??β β¦