Kindly ignore the false rumors circulating that His Eminence the Sultan has declared the Shawwal crescent was not seen in Nigeria. I just spoke with members of our committee at the palace, and they are still gathering reports.
You doubt? 😂 I don’t have to prove anything to you. But for the sake of it, not only that, I got it with the award of the Distinguished Graduate Student. If e easy, you and your family and friends, go do am.
Eranko
@Isiakajamiu11 If a known babalawo happen to be the friend of the imam and he donate all these to the Imam. will Imam also congratulate him on Ifa's day? This issue is clear " For you is your religion and for me is my religion"
SHARΑAH UNDER SIEGE: THE INTERNAL STRUGGLES AND MISCONCEPTIONS FUELING OPPOSITION TO ISLAMIC VALUES IN SOUTHWEST NIGERIA.
The major opposition to Islamic values and institutions comes from within the Muslim community. The average Muslim either does not understand Islam at all, or is driven by liberal ideologies and the quest to please and be accepted by non-Muslims even at the expense of his own faith.
Recently, the Oyo state chapter of the Supreme Council for Sharī‘ah in Nigeria announced its plan to inaugurate a Sharia court in Oyo town on January 11, 2025. The sound of Sharī‘ah sends shivers down the spine of some uninformed and Islamophobic non-Muslims. We saw this during the era of Islamic banking which came into light during the days of Chuckwuma Soludo as governor of CBN.
Whenever Sharī‘ah is mentioned, they quickly attach it to Islamization, and antagonise it with the last drop of their sweat and blood. In this context, a Sharī‘ah Court is basically a place where Muslims can take their personal matters to for adjudication. The Constitution of Nigeria doesn't grant the jurisdiction over criminal matters.
Kwara State is a predominantly Yoruba speaking state. Its capital, Ilorin, has a Sharī'ah court that has been operating for over 40 years. No non-Muslim in Kwara State has been oppressed by the Sharī‘ah Court or Islamised by it. The Sharī‘ah Court constitutes no threat to anyone's existence. What then is the problem here?
Why are the so-called Yoruba nationalists agitated? Why are they threatening to destabilise the peace and security in Oyo state which is a predominantly Muslim state over the establishment of a court to adjudicate Muslim matters? Is it wrong for Muslims to enjoy freedom of religion guaranteed by the Constitution?
Meanwhile, I think that most of those who start their sentences with, "I'm a Muslim" when antagonising Islamic teachings are either non-Muslims in disguise, or at best ignorant and gullible Muslims.
Allah ya kiyaye
Sanusi Lafiagi
Against the background of the ongoing controversy over Islamic law in Southwest Nigeria, my 2019 paper reveals Shariah's deep historical roots and continuous application in the region. Access the full paper here: https://t.co/saeLNqg4Yl
@A_QowiyyBadmus@Realoilsheikh
What could be more disgusting than hearing a so called Muslim saying Sharia law is barbaric 🥲 like how and you called yourself a muslim. I'm just weeping for most of our brothers down here all I could say is that this is the consequences of taking our islamiyah with hefty hands.
NAWĀQIDUL ISLAM (The Nullifies of Islam).
The Nullifiers of Islam are 10, as mentioned by Sh. Muhammad ibn Abdulwahhab At Tamimi An-Najdi (Rahimahullah)
One thread won't be enough. So I'll list them down, and we'll pick them one by one, In Shaa Allah.
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Shariah court, a court for Muslims to go and settle affairs that CONCERNS them. A court that caters to the affairs of Muslims ONLY. A court that will not hold you accountable except you are an adherent to the Islamic faith is the one you, a ReLiGiOuS ToLeRaNt bigot, are against.
Sukuk is a Sharī'ah financial instrument. It is an Arabic word that means "certificates".
So far, the FG of Nigeria has issued 6 sovereign oversubscribed Sukuks to the tune of ₦742.557 billion. The Sharī'ah instrument has contributed immensely to our infrastructural development.
وَتَحۡسَبُونَهُۥ هَيِّنٗا وَهُوَ عِندَ ٱللَّهِ عَظِيمٞ
You thought it was insignificant while it was, in the sight of Allah, tremendous... — Surah An-Nūr, verse 15.