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REMARKS BY HIS EMINENCE ALHAJI MUHAMMAD SA’AD ABUBAKAR mni, CFR, SULTAN OF SOKOTO AND PRESIDENT – GENERAL NIGERIAN SUPREME COUNCIL FOR ISLAMIC AFFAIRS, AT THE OPENING CEREMONY OF NASFAT CONFERENCE
Written by NASFAT Wednesday, 16 May 2012 10:55WELCOME ADDRESS OF THE NATIONAL PRESIDENT OF NASFAT ALHAJI SHERIFF YUSSUF AT THE NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM
Written by NASFAT Wednesday, 16 May 2012 10:52WELCOME ADDRESS OF THE NATIONAL PRESIDENT OF NASFAT ALHAJI SHERIFF YUSSUF AT THE NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON ISLAM AND PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE IN A CONTEMPORARY MULTI-RELIGIOUS STATE HELD AT THE MUSA YAR’ADUA CENTER, FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY ABUJA ON THURSDAY, 10TH MAY 2012
Audhu bi llahi mina-sh-shaytaani rajiim, Bismillahi Ar-Rahman Ar-Rahim. All Praises, adorations and Salutations are due to Almighty Allah, the God of Irresistible and Compelling Majesty. May His choicest Blessing and Mercy continue to abide with the noblest of all creatures, our Prophet and Benefactor, Prophet Muhammad (SAW), his household, his companions and all those who strive relentlessly on this path of rectitude from then up till now and unto the Day of Resurrection (amin).
JIHAD AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE IN A MULTI-RELIGIOUS STATE A SUB-THEME PAPER DELIVERED AT A NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON "ISLAM AND PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE IN A CONTEMPORARY MULTI-RELIGIOUS SOCIETY"
Written by NASFAT Monday, 14 May 2012 22:47AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE IN A MULTI-RELIGIOUS STATE
A SUB-THEME PAPER
DELIVERED AT A NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON "ISLAM AND PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE IN A CONTEMPORARY MULTI-RELIGIOUS SOCIETY"
ORGANIZED BY
NASRU-L-LAHI-L-FATIH SOCIETY OF NIGERIA (NASFAT)
ON
THURSDAY, 10 MAY 2012
BY
PROFESSOR DAWUD O. S. NOIBI
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
MUSLIM UMMAH OF SOUTH WEST NIGERIA (MUSWEN)
Protocol
As-Salamu 'alaykum wa rahmatu Llah
Introduction: Concern!
Every adult Nigerian ought to be interested in the peaceful co-existence of the various ethnic and religious groups in the country. There is no doubt about the fact that ethnic and religious disharmony and conflicts are destructive and would render real development a virtually unattainable dream. Therefore, the fact that the ever-increasing security challenges that we encounter in Nigeria today assume a religious dimension should be source of great concern for every adult Nigerian. But it is more so for Nigerian Muslims because those believed to be behind the recent attacks and killings are Muslim and are said to believe they are doing it all on behalf of Islam.
JIHAD AND TERRORISM: ANY RELATIONSHIP? A PAPER PRESENTED BY DR SANI ABUBAKAR LUGGA THE WAZIRI OF KATSINA
Written by NASFAT Monday, 14 May 2012 22:45JIHAD AND TERRORISM:
ANY RELATIONSHIP?
A PAPER PRESENTED BY
DR SANI ABUBAKAR LUGGA
THE WAZIRI OF KATSINA
Doctor of Management, Master of Business Administration,
Fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Management,
Fellow of the Institute of Management Consultants (Nigeria),
Fellow of the Institute of Professional Financial Managers (UK),
A Senior Member of Katsina Emirate Council,
A Visiting Lecturer at Katsina University,
An Ambassador of the Universal Peace Federation.
AT A NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON
“ISLAM AND PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE IN A CONTEMPORARY MULTI-RELIGIOUS SOCIETY”
Organised By
NASRUL-LAHI FATIH SOCIETY OF NIGERIA (NASFAT)
In Collaboration With
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DIPLOMATIC MISSION
AND OSUN STATE GOVERNMENT
Held on Thursday 18th Jumada Thani, 1433 – 10th May, 2012
AT SHEHU YAR’ADUA CENTRE, ABUJA
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Peace and Blessings of Allah be upon the Noble Prophet of Islam, Muhammad, his Household and his Companions.
Assalamu Alaikum, wa Rahmatul Lahi Ta’ala wa Barkatuhu,
INTRODUCTION
This National Symposium on “ISLAM AND PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE IN A CONTEMPORARY MULTI-RELIGIOUS SOCIETY” organised by NASFAT is most welcome. Islam is a religion of peace, built on peace and sustained by peace. Nigeria is passing through a period of religious, sectarian, ethnic and political turmoil and whatever could be done to arrest the situation, should be done. Such a Symposium will assist in bringing the unsavoury Nigerian situation under control; therefore the organisers must be commended for taking the bold initiatives.
AN ADDRESS BY HIS EXCELLENCY ARC MOHAMMED NAMADI SAMBO GCON, FNIA VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA PRESENTED AT THE NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON “ISLAM AND PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE IN A CONTEMPORARY MULTI-RELIGIOUS STATE
Written by NASFAT Monday, 14 May 2012 22:32HIS EXCELLENCY ARC MOHAMMED NAMADI SAMBO GCON, FNIA
VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA
PRESENTED AT THE NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON “ISLAM AND PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE IN A CONTEMPORARY MULTI-RELIGIOUS STATE”
AT SHEHU MUSA YAR’ADUA CENTRE, ABUJA, ON THURSDAY, 10TH MAY, 2012
PROTOCOL
I am highly delighted to be invited as the Special Guest of Honour at this National Symposium with its very apt theme: “Islam and Peaceful Coexistence in a Contemporary Multi Religious State”. I am also pleased to observe that the symposium aims at seeking meaningful and effective means of bringing to an end the current security challenges posed by some terror organization who are bent on threatening our corporate existence as a nation.
Inviting the sect for fresh parley, Vice President Sambo, who made the call at the National Symposium: ‘Islam and Peaceful Coexistence in a Contemporary Multi Religious State,’ organised by Nasirul-Lahi-Faith Society of Nigeria (NASFAT) in Abuja, said “history has proven that even wars that are fought for decades, at the end, are only concluded by dialogue.”
His call came as the Sultan of Sokoto and President General of Nigerian Supreme Council For Islamic Affairs, NSCIA, Alhaji Sa’adi Abubakar III, called on the Federal Government to hold those, who issued public threat to cause chaos responsible and make them face the consequence of their action.
Aregbesola calls for special agency for northern affairs
Written by NASFAT Friday, 11 May 2012 19:30
Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun has called for the establishment of a Ministry of Northern Affairs or an agency to address issues relating to illiteracy, unemployment and poverty in northern Nigeria.
The News Agency of Nigeria reported that he made the call on Thursday in Abuja while delivering a keynote address at the 2012 National Symposium of Nasrul-lahi-l- Fathi Society of Nigeria (NASFAT).
He said that the creation of an agency or a ministry akin to the Ministry of Niger Delta would go a long way in addressing the current security challenge facing Nigeria, which had its roots in some northern parts of the country.
New Bank and Account Number for Tankara Remittances
Written by NASFAT Monday, 16 April 2012 21:08
THE STATE OF NATIONAL SECURITY :NASFAT SYMPOSIUM
Written by NASFAT Sunday, 01 April 2012 04:37NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF NASRUL-L-LAHI-FATIH SOCIETY OF NIGERIA (NASFAT)
THEME
- Islam and Peaceful Coexistence in a Contemporary Multi Religious Society
SUB-THEMES
- Jihad and Terrorism: Any Relation?
- Boko-Haram, the Muslims and the 21st Century Nigerian State
- Jihad and its implication for Peaceful Coexistence in a Multi-Religious State
- Islam and Western Values: Any Alignment?
OBJECTIVES
- To project the true perspective of Islam on the concept of Jihad in the midst of various tangential and extraneous opinions which are often confused with what the creed stands for.
- To stimulate national discourse on the theme with a view of aggregating informed perspectives in order to engender peaceful coexistence amongst people of different religious persuasions in Nigeria.
- To locate the true reasons for religiously coloured strives in Nigeria with a view to proffering strategies for combating such to government and other policy makers
DATE
10TH May 2012.
TIME
- 10.00 am
VENUE
- Shehu Musa Yar’adua Center, Abuja FCT
PANELIST (DISCUSSANTS)
LEAD PRESENTER:
- Sheikh Essam Ishaq-Bahrain
DISCUSSANTS:
- Dr. Sani Abubakar Lugga - The Waziri of katsina Katsina islamic University
- Professor D.O.S. Noibi (MUSWEN,Ibadan) A professor of Islamic Knowledge and former Head of department of islamic studies,University of ibadan,Oyo State
- Nurudeen Lemu (Islamic Education Trust IET Minna)
- Bilikis Yusuf (Daily Trust Newspaper, Abuja)
MODERATORS
- Professor Is-haq Oloyede – Vice Chancellor, University of Ilorin and Assistant General Secretary, Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA).
MASTER OF CEREMONY
- Ustadh Dhikrullah Olakunle Hassan – A Lawyer.Chairman Osun State Pilgrims Board and Former National President Muslim Students Society of Nigeria (MSSN).
CHAIRMAN OF THE OCCASION
- His Eminence, Alhaji Muhammed Saad Abubakar III CFR– the Sultan of Sokoto, President General, Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) and Jama’tu-n-Nasru-l-Islam (JNI)
SPECIAL GUEST OF HONOUR
- His Excellency, Architect Muhammad Namadi Sambo- Vice President of Federal Republic of Nigeria
GUESTS OF HONOUR
- All State Governors
CONFIRMED SPONSOR AND COLLABORATOR
- Osun State Government
- U.S.A. Embassy
PARTICIPANTS
- Muslim Governors, Senators, Members of the House
- Muslim Public Office Holders
- Muslim Politicians, Public Policy Makers
- Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria and Heads of Financial Institutions
- CAN and Leadership of Christian Missions, Churches and Organizations
- Islamic Organizations and Societies
- Heads of Media Houses and other Media Practitioners
- Heads of Embassies and Diplomatic Missions of Islamic Countries
- Labour Leaders and Activists
- Human and Civil Rights Organizations and Activists
- And the General Public
3rd Nasfat National Women Conference -Abuja 2012
Written by NASFAT Sunday, 25 March 2012 07:18The 3rd Biennial National Women Conference will Insha Allah take place from 5th of April to 8th of April 2012 at the women Development Centre,Garki,FCT,Abuja.
The theme for this conference is the ROLE OF WOMEN IN PEACE BUILDING AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION
It aims to prepare the muslim women towards challenges of building sustainable peace among the people in a multi-ethnic,cultural and religious community.