نيجيريا: الإصلاح بين الفصائل الإسلامية المتنازعة بولاية ريفرز

- خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

قام المجلس الأعلى النيجيري للشؤون الإسلامية "NSCIA" بإنشاء لجنة للشورى للنظر في المشكلات الواقعة التي تمنع من تفاعل المجتمع الإسلامي بولاية "ريفرز"، وللإصلاح بين الفصائل المتنازعة.

وقد وجدت اللجنة أن الصراعات الناشئة بين المسلمين في ولاية "ريفرز" راجعة إلى سوء إدارة مكتب الحج الإسلامي بولاية "ريفرز"؛ مما دفع المسؤولين ممثلي المجلس الأعلى، ووفد "سلطان سوكوتو" لتعيين إدارة جديدة؛ حيث طالب المسؤولون بالوفد الإدارة الجديدة بتقوى الله في التعامل مع المسلمين وما يتعلق بالإسلام من قضايا في الولاية. المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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As NSCIA Reconciles Muslim Factions in Rivers State

The Shura committee chaired by Prof AbdulRazak Kilani was constituted by the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) to look into problems hindering the function of the Rivers State Muslim community, and to reconcile the factions that emerged. The resolutions of the Rivers State Muslim reconciliation committee were delivered to the Sultan of Sokoto and President-General of NSCIA, and for onward transmission to the Rivers State Government the lists of properly constituted executive of NSCIA in the state, which the government will recognise and relate with in all matters concerning Islam and Muslims in Rivers State.

The committee found that the Rivers State Muslim Pilgrim Welfare Board was the primary reason for all the conflicts and the infighting within NSCIA in the state. This also formed part of the Sultan's letter to the Rivers State government, which also contained the list of nominees that the government should involve in the new executive in the process of constituting Rivers State Muslim Pilgrim Board.

Immediately after the pronouncement, Alhaji Nasir Hulor said 'for every battle one side must win, today victory is not only for Alhaji Hassan Welewa the Vice President-General NSCIA Rivers State; rather the victory is for the entire Muslims in the state; and we should all abide by the delegates pronouncement'. He later congratulated the new leader, thereafter the meeting was held between the Sultan's delegation and the new leadership of NSCIA in the state.

The delegation told the new leadership to run the affairs with fear of Allah and in accordance with the provisions of NSCIA constitution in all matters affecting Muslim and Islam in the state. This was accepted by Alhaji Hassan Welewa, the Vice President-General NSCIA Rivers State.

It was all well that ended well.

Alhaji Abdullahi Enwuzuruike, leader, Rumunduru Muslim Community and the Chairman Management Committee of Rumunduru Central Mosque, in Obio-Akpor Local Government Area