نيجيريا: حفل تخريج دفعة من مركز أهل بدر الإسلامي

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دعا فضيلة الشيخ "الحج محمد جامبو" إمام "مسجد كارو سايت" بالعاصمة النيجيرية "أبوجا" - المسلمين إلى الحرص على حفظ القرآن الكريم بما يعزز من معرفتهم بعقيدتهم الإسلامية، مؤكدًا أن القرآن منهج حياة ودستور لكل مسلم مخلص، داعيًا المسلمين للأخذ بحظ وافر من العلوم الدنيوية إلى جانب العلم الشرعي، ومحذرًا من فتح قنوات الفساد والرذيلة أمام أبنائهم سواء من الإعلام أو غيره.

وجاءت تلك الدعوة أثناء المحاضرة التي ألقاها بحفل تخريج دفعة من حملة القرآن طلاب "مركز أهل بدر الإسلامي"، ودعوة المسلمين للتبرع لدعم المركز، الذي يحتضن 113 طالبًا بمرحلة الحضانة والابتدائي والكبار، مشيرًا إلى أن هذا الدعم من شأنه أن يساعدهم على استكمال الدراسة والحصول على المستلزمات الدراسية المطلوبة. المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Nigeria: Muslims Tasked On Memorisation of Qur'an

Muslims were at the weekend called upon to give adequate attention to the memorisation of the Holy Qur'an to enable them increase their knowledge of the Islamic faith and be good advocates of the religion.

Chief Imam of Karu Site's Mosque, Alhaji Muhammed Gambo Abdulkadir, made the call while delivering a lecture at the first Qur'anic graduation/N5 million appeal fund launching ceremony of the Ahlu Badr Islamic Centre, Karu Site, Abuja.

Alhaji Muhammed, who delivered the lecture on behalf of the guest speaker, Abdullahi Umar, stressed that the importance of memorising the Holy Quran by all Muslims cannot be overemphasised; adding that "the Qur'an is the lifeline and constitution of every devoted Muslim."

He lamented that some Muslims don't give priority to the memorisation of the Holy Qur'an and Islamic education as they do to conventional education.

"It is not bad to learn conventional education but it is bad to abandon the Holy Qur'an," he warned.

Alhaji Muhammed said that it is not enough for Muslims to only memorise the Qur'an, but should as much as possible strive to also live by the tenets of the religion as contained in it.

He admonished Muslims to monitor their children to ensure they don't watch movies that promote immorality and corruption, adding that such movies are to some great extent, responsible for the high level of moral decadence among youths today.

Earlier, Proprietor of Ahlu Badr Islamic Centre, Malam Ameer Muhammed, said the centre aims at training Muslims to enable them versed in knowledge of the Islamic religion.

He said that the centre currently has 113 students drawn from the three sections of the school namely, the nursery, primary and adult sections.

The Proprietor added that the N5 million appeal fund is to enable them upgrade the standard of the centre and get other materials needed for the school.

Highlights of the event include Qur'anic recitations and presentation of certificates to the graduating students.