2027: Qadiriyya leader cautions religious, political leaders against reckless utterances
A famous Islamic scholar, Sheikh Qaribullahi Nasiru-Kabara, has urged religious and political leaders to exercise caution and avoid provocative remarks that could heighten national tensions. He also enjoined them to use wisdom to promote peace and unity in the country. Kabara, who is also the leader of the Qadiriyya Islamic Movement, said this in an […]
Renowned Islamic scholar Sheikh Qaribullahi Nasiru-Kabara has warned religious and political leaders against making reckless statements that may exacerbate national tensions. The leader of the Qadiriyya Islamic Movement made his remarks during an address marking the 76th Maukibi celebration in Kano. Nasiru-Kabara emphasized the importance of responsible communication in fostering peace and unity, stressing that their words can have a profound impact on society.
The Qadiriyya leader further mentioned that a significant five million followers attended the event, reflecting the global reach of the celebration. The 76th Maukibi was described as one of the best in its history, with participants coming from across Nigeria, as well as the United Kingdom, United States, Niger Republic, and Côte d’Ivoire.
The event took place at a new venue provided by the Kano State Government, which the chairman praised for accommodating the growing number of attendees. Notable attendees included Senators Abdul’Aziz Yari and Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, who represented President Bola Tinubu, as well as Governor Abba Yusuf and representatives of traditional rulers and other dignitaries.
The Maukibi serves as a platform for Qadiriyya followers to deepen their religious connections, promote unity, and remind participants of the significance of maintaining peace and harmonious relations within society.
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