AJMIN Leaders in Kano Call for Divine Intervention on Insecurity
During a one-day leadership seminar titled “Leadership in Islam for National Peace and Divine Intervention” held in Kano, Sheikh Muhammad Nasir Adam, the National Chairman of AJMIN and Chief Imam of Sheikh Ahmadu Tijjani Jumuat Mosque, emphasized the urgent need for prayers in Nigeria due to widespread violence and insecurity. He stated that AJMIN, a registered organization with the Federal Government, annually selects a state to discuss national issues and pray for peace.
Sheikh Nasir warned that insecurity could affect all communities, urging Muslims not to assume safety based on their locality. He also highlighted the responsibility of Imams to separate personal opinions from Islamic teachings.
Gwani Musa Hamza Falaki, representing Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, acknowledged the historical leadership role of Imams in Muslim communities. Additionally, Sheikh Abdullahi Uwaisu Limanci urged Imams to understand their communities' unique challenges to effectively guide their followers.
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