Maulud: NASFAT Urges Musllms to emulates prophet teachings in all activities
By Hassana Yakubu
October 10, 2022
Nasarulahi fatih society of Nigeria( NASFAT) has urged Muslims to emulates the teachings of the holy prophet in all their activities.
Alhaji Musbahu Adepoju the chairman NASFAT Local group said in an interview with Journalist during Maulud celebration in Kaduna on sunday.
Adepoju said celebrating maulud symbolising the birth of prophet and also appreciating his life while urging the Muslim ummah to emulates his good examples and legacy.
He emphasis on the need to live in peace with one another in respective of religion or ethnic differences.
The Chairman NASFAT Alhaji Abdulganiyu Ajawo called on all Muslims to followed the teachings of prophet saying that ” If people followed his teachings we would have not been where we are today we should continue to love one another and leave in peace”
Ajawo who was represented by Alhaji Sulaiman Yusuf expressed satisfaction with the activities of the local group and urged them to continue to do more.
The Guest Lectures Alhaji Mohammed Nasir said what is expected of a Muslim is not only celebration but rather doing good to others.
Nasir also called on the country leaders to always have fear of Allah in carrying out activities of the country.
The Zonal Chairman NASFAT Alhaji Popoola Sha’ibu urged Muslims not to take the maulud as period of dancing and celebration but rather to always followed the teachings prophet by fasting Mondays and Thursday and also to use the period to be good to others in respective of religious differences.
Sha’ibu also expressed satisfaction with activities of the NASFAT doka local group adding that its will soon be considered as branch because its has all its takes.
The Leading Missioner Doka Local group Alhaji Mohammed Kabir while speaking on the challenges facing the country urged all to intensified prayers for the country.
Kabir said its only prayers that can solve the problem we are facing in the country and urged youth not to allow themselves to be used by politicians to cause havoc or distruction.
Saying that God created us together because he wanted us to be together.
News Agency of Nigeria reports that palliative was also distributed to members of the group with the aimed of reducing hardship to members and enable them celebrate the maulud.
( NAN)
