Religion
Free Bawa or charge him to court – MURIC
By Abdurrahman Muhammad An Islamic human rights organisation, the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), has called on men of the Department...
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Provide qualitative education to wards – College don charges parents
By Abdulbasid Aliyu Adam Parents have been reminded of the need to play their parental role in providing qualitative education...
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Palpable fear of war vanished, hope for peace rekindled as Nigerian Islamic scholars met with Niger coupists
By Aisar Fagge There were growing anger and threat between the Niger Republic and the Economic Community of West African...
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El-Rufai: MURIC tells Tinubu to save North-West alliance
By Abdurrahman Muhammad As the failure of the Senate to confirm the ministerial nomination of the former governor of Kaduna...
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Working women in Islamic perspective: Prohibitory or permissibility
By Omar Muaz As commonly understood by many people that a working woman only means one that goes outside her...
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War is not an option – MURIC cautions Tinubu on Niger coup
By Abdurrahman Muhammad The Muslim human rights advocacy group, the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), has sounded a note of caution...
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A socio-religious analysis of Davido’s protege, Logos Olori ‘Jaye Lo’ video
By Hassan Idris Discussing trending and contentious topics has never been my preferred inclination, not because of a lack of...
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President Tinubu’s broadcast: A Muslim’s plea
By Abubakar Suleiman 1. The 7 pm national broadcast by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on the 31st of July 2023...
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Is Sheikh Idris Abdulazeez a victim of sacrilege or political vendetta?
By Zaharaddeen Muhammad Azare Years back, people saw it as taboo to question or criticise what religious scholars said, regardless...
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MURIC to FG: Give Muslims non-interest loans
By Muhammad Abdurrahman President Bola Ahmed Tinubu offered some palliatives in his address to the nation yesterday, 31st July 2023. Among...
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