From false dignification to blasphemy: My take on Abduljabbar Nasiru Kabara (II)
By Alkasim Harisu Alkasim I think Abduljabbar hires out for the Western world. AlhamdulilLahi! Our learned scholars bird-dogged his heinous ...
Tag: Coalition of Kano Ulama
From false dignification to blasphemy: My take on Abduljabbar Nasiru Kabara (I)
By Alkasim Harisu Alkasim It took me a while to make up my to write on the embattled Abduljabbar Nasiru ...
Sheikh Abduljabbar to undergo mental health evaluation
By Muhammad Abdurrahman The hearing of the Kano State government lawsuit against Sheikh Abduljabbar Kabara over blasphemy ended with a ...
Prof Maqari vs Dr Abdallah: A diversion from Abduljabbar’s heretic teachings?
By Dr Muhammad Sulaiman Abdullahi Tension grew as Prof. Ibrahim Maqari intends to sue Dr Abdalla Usman Gadon-Kaya based on ...
Sheikh Abduljabbar Kabara is a blessing in disguise
From the onset, seeing Izala guards together with Qadiriyya's and Tijjaniyya's "Yan Agaji" at the doors of Tijjaniyya Mosque named ...
Abduljabbar remains in police custody, awaits trial
By Uzair Adam Imam The embattled Islamic cleric, Sheikh Abduljabbar Nasiru Kabara, remains in police custody since his arrest yesterday ...
AbdulJabbar and the free speech conundrum
By Muhammad Mahmud The recent debate between AbdulJabbar and representatives of Kano Ulama on the former's reprehensible method of uttering ...
Before the next ‘AbdulJabbar’ rears his ugly head
By Abubakar Suleiman No thanks to his polemics, fiery tongue and boastfulness, AbdulJabbar Nasiru Kabara, the scion of the famous ...
More takeaway from the Kano Debate
By Abubakar A. Bukar In an attempt to demystify what he regards as Salafists’ deification of Bukhari, ‘Jabbar ended up ...
Abduljabbar Dialogue: ‘My emergence as judge’ – Prof. Salisu Shehu
Prof. Salisu Shehu, who is the Director of the Centre for Islamic Civilization and Interfaith Dialogue of Bayero University, Kano, ...
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