Morsi, martyrdom, and the intolerance of the biased
Muslim News Nigeria Majority of matters some sections of Muslims termed bidi’ah (innovations) in Islam are not truly so. Rather, they…
June 2019
TMC and the quest for Islamic renaissance with the Qur’an and Sunnah
The Muslim Congress (TMC) is undoubtedly one of the leading Muslim organisations in Nigeria. For nearly three decades,…
Matters arising: MURIC vs Adeleke University over persecution of Muslim students
The institution forces Muslim students to attend church, denies them the right to pray and wear Hijab –…
Shocking details of how some Salafee Muslims jubilated over the death of Morsi
While millions of Muslims across the world mourned the death of the first democratically elected president of Egypt,…
Disco in Jeddah: Saudi Arabia shuts down ‘Halal nightclub’, launches investigations
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has shut down the first ever ‘non-alcoholic nightclub’ in the coastal city of…
Despite Egypt’s refusal, millions pray for Morsi globally
Despite the Egyptian government’s refusal to allow the family and supporters of former President Morsi the opportunity to…
Media blackout: No mention of Morsi’s death in top UK newspapers’ front pages
On Tuesday, June 18, 2019, several top newspapers in the United Kingdom (UK) hit the newsstands, but from…
Like MKO, Like Morsi: How Africa’s Democrats Die in Controversial Circumstances
Reality check, Morsi is dead. Professor Mohammed Morsi, the first and only democratically elected President of Egypt slumped…
Erdogan, Qatari Emir, UN, Human Rights Watch, others mourn as Egypt’s Morsi dies
Former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi has died after fainting during a session in a Cairo court, according to…
Egypt’s Mohamed Morsi is dead
Egypt’s first democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi has died suddenly during a court appearance, according to Egyptian state…
Jubilation in Ife as Institute graduates 7 year old boy, 18 other Qur’an memorisers
Adeyinka Aremu, Ife The ancient city of Ile Ife was agog on Saturday as the Rawdatut-Tanzeel Tahfeez School…
Sudan Massacre: Military admits abuses against protesters, as casualties increase
The Central Committee of Sudanese Doctors (CCSD) said no fewer than 120 protesters have lost their lives, while…
Special Report: How masquerade harased Niqobi in public and got away with it
This week, the story of Hajia Fatimah Bakene, a Niqob (veil) wearing Muslim woman who was allegedly brutalised…
Democracy Day: MKO Abiola’s passion for Islam and the quest for Shari’ah in Nigeria
The issue of Shari’ah is not a new development among Muslim scholars especially those of Islamic jurisprudence. Abiola…
Democracy Day: MKO Abiola, Nigeria’s greatest philanthropist By Prof AbdulRazaq Kilani
Moshood Kashimawo Olawale (M.K.O) Abiola was a typical symbol of love for the freedom of ordinary wo/man. He…