Insecurity: Imams seek divine intervention
The Association of Jumuat Mosques Imams of Nigeria (AJMIN) has called for sustained prayers for divine intervention in Nigeria’s worsening security challenges and other difficulties confronting the country. The association made the call at a one-day leadership seminar titled “Leadership in Islam for National Peace and Divine Intervention”, in Kano, on Sunday. Speaking at the […]
The Association of Jumu'at Mosques Imams of Nigeria (AJMIN) has called for sustained prayers for divine intervention in Nigeria's worsening security challenges and other difficulties confronting the country. At a leadership seminar in Kano, AJMIN National Chairman Sheikh Muhammad Nasir Adam emphasized the country's need for prayers due to violence and other issues affecting citizens.
AJMIN, a registered body with the Federal Government, selects a state annually for its members to deliberate on national concerns and pray for peace. Sheikh Nasir highlighted that Muslims should recognize the potential impact of insecurity beyond their immediate communities and urged Imams to focus on Islamic teachings rather than personal ambitions.
Representatives from the state government and fellow clerics praised AJMIN's efforts to promote community leadership through religious teachings.
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