Sheikh Nuru Khalid's sermon was harsh, and he should not have said that the people would not vote. Sheikh Nuru Khalid's sermon h...
Sheikh Nuru Khalid's sermon was harsh, and he should not have said that the people would not vote.
Sheikh Nuru Khalid's sermon has been slammed, and he should not claim that people will not vote, according to Sheikh Ahmed Gumi.
Sheikh Ahmed Gumi, an eminent Islamic scholar, responds to the suspension of Sheikh Nuru Khalid at the Apo Parliamentary Mosque in Abuja with a brief speech.
Sheikh Nuru Khalid's speech was harsh, and he should not have encouraged Nigerians to vote.
"His election will allow them to oust the politicians," said the teacher, Sheikh Ahmed Gumi.
Sheikh Nuru Khalid, chairman of the apocryphal mosque, has been fired by the apocryphal mosque's chairman.
Senator Dansadau told BBC Hausa that the new measure follows Sheikh Khalid's suspension on Saturday, April 2.
In a letter signed by Senator Dansadau and sent to Digital Imam on Monday, he stated that the decision to expel him was made in its entirety due to Sheikh Nuru's reluctance following his suspension.
"Akaramakallah, you know more about Islamic teachings than I do," the letter said. Discipline's goal is to correct human behavior. Regrettably, your response to your suspension suggests that you have expressed regret for what you have said.
"Leadership necessitates a steady flow of rights." If our words offend citizens more than they please them, we have the right to take action.
appropriate action for the community's benefit
"In all likelihood, you do not intend to revise your Friday sermon to accommodate Nigeria's insecurity," the statement said.
Senator Dansadau told the BBC in an interview: " "It is a religious act. We are unable to follow the prayer, and the soul concurs. If you are unable to follow a person's prayer, you have the right to leave the mosque again "He stated.
"The mosque is a place of worship, not a place for government criticism," he added.
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