NASFAT | Nasrul-Lahi-Fatih Society

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NASFAT Retreat

Written by NASFAT Friday, 23 December 2011 03:10

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Year 2011 Strategic Retreat

Overriding Objectives

1. To review performance of NASFAT over the last 10 years, identify progress and issues

2. To elicit and appraise the inputs of various organs of the society

3. To articulate NASFAT’s strategic direction over the next 3-5 years

4. To identify Critical Limiting Factors and Set New Milestones

5. To set an agenda and develop a high level plan of action

THEME and Date

NASFAT: The Next Level

Date 23 – 25th December 2011

Venue:

Abere Osogbo (by the State Secretariat Complex)

Approach

· Ice breaking activities supportive of teamwork

· Review of performance since last general retreat in 2003

· Presentations

· Syndicate Sessions

· Guided Discussions/Consensus Building

· Implementation Planning

Islam Does Not Recognise Same Sex Marriage, Says NASFAT Chief Missioner

Written by NASFAT Tuesday, 20 December 2011 23:22

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Alhaji Abdullahi Akinbode, Chief Missioner of Nasri-lahi Fathi Society of Nigeria (NASFAT), says Islam does not recognise same six marriage.

Akinbode said in Abuja at a fund raiser prayer for the completion of NASFAT National Mosque at Jabi prayer ground in Abuja.

He said that Islam does not have a place for same sex marriage, as it has been mentioned in the Quran that every body should marry his own type of person.

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About Us

The quest for Islamic knowledge and brotherly association led to the forum where Muslims faithfuls came together to rub minds with learned Islamic scholars to know more about the religion favoured by Almighty Allah – ISLAM.

The aim is to maximise favourably the leisure time that exists amongst Muslims who laze away Sunday mornings. The need to spend these precious leisure hours judiciously arose amongst a few Muslim elites who rose to the challenge. Letters of invitation were despatched to some selected Muslim elites from all walks of life and the response was encouraging.

Consequently, on Sunday, March 5, 1995, the society named Nasrul-Lahi-il Fathi with the acronym NASFAT has its inaugural prayer session at the residence of its pioneer president, now chairman, Board of Trustees, Alhaji Abdul-Lateef Wale Olasupo.

The society through the unflinching support of Almighty Allah (SWT) and dint of hardwork on the part of the Executives, the Council of Elders, the Mission Board, coupled with the unrelenting cooperation of devoted members, has been growing from strength to strength. The membership strength of the society, which at inception was less than twenty, has grown into thousands of Muslim faithfuls from multifarious fields of human endeavours in different cities and towns in Nigeria and beyond.

Our Vision

The vision statement of the society remains:

“Be a pacesetting Islamic organisation with widespread acceptance within and outside Nigeria”

Our Mission

The mission statement of the society remains:

“To develop an enlightened muslim society nurtured by a true understanding of Islam for the spiritual upliftment and welfare of mankind”

Implications

Our mission implies that we shall strive towards the development of an enlightened muslim society. Our activities will be aimed not only at the spritual development of muslims but also their welfare. We shall focus on helping the muslim ummah to develop a true understanding of Islam according to the tenets of the Holy Qu’ran and the Sunnah

Our programmes are multi-dimensional and are aimed at the general well-being and development of members and the society at large. The programmes can be broadly categorised as spiritual, economic, social and educational.

General Programmes

All strata of the membership of the society attend the general programmes. The major programmes are:
Asalatu session, every Sunday morning, from 8.30am – 12.3 0pm
Tahajud session, the night of every first and third Fridays of the month (12.00am till Subhi)
Ramadan programmes (throughout the holy month)
Lai-latul Quadri (night of majesty)
Hadith sessions
Missioners’ development course/scholarship
NASFAT Quarterly magazine ‘The Victory’
Monthly Bulletin : NASFAT Bulletin
Usrah sessions (study of the Qu’ran and Hadith)
Arabic classes
Other programmes by branches
Visitation to the prisons to minister upon Muslim and Christian inmates
Provision of free legal services to prison inmates
Donations to special schools e.g. school for the deaf, orphanage etc.
Free medical services to members of host communities
Arabic classes for children and adult members
NASFAT ½ hour radio programme
Educational scholarship
Hajj Sponsorhip