The Emir of Kano Alh. Aminu Ado Bayero has challenged Muslims on the need to propagate Islam and exhibit exemplary attitude for other religious groups to emulate.
Alh. Aminu Ado Bayero stated this when he visited an ultra-modern mosque at Sabo Geri in Kano built by Nasrul Lahi L Fatih (NASFAT) in Northwest Zone 1 covering Kano, Jigawa and Katsina states with accommodation capacity of 4000 worshipers at a time.
The Emir made the charge through a delegation led by the Chief Imam of Kano and a former Vice-Chancellor of Bayero University, Kano Prof. Sani Zaharadeen accompanied by Fagge District Head Alh. Mahmoud Ado Bayero.
The delegates inspected the newly built Mosque to be sure it conforms with positioning to Qibla and other sharia-compliant requirements.
The delegate also commended NASFAT for maintaining a good relationship with other Islamic organisations within the immediate environment and nonmuslims alike.
Prof. Zaharadeen also praised the leadership of NASFAT for her pioneering roles in various Dawah areas and noting that the emirate has been following the association activities with keen interest.
Also, the District Head of Fagge, Alh. Mahmoud Ado Bayero thanked the Yoruba community for co-habiting in the state peacefully.
On his part, the NASFAT Zonal Chairman Alh. Kazeem Taoreed appreciated the level of respect, love that the Kano emirate accord NASFAT noting that the mosque is just one out of other numerous parts of NASFAT program.
He told the delegation that Fountain University, Osogbo was established by NASFAT to create more opportunity to access qualitative tertiary education
‘’NASFAT Relief Initiative as an NGO arm of NASFAT has spent N65m so far on members and non-members nationwide to cushion the effect of Covid-19.’ Kazeem noted as reported by Solabase.
Alh. Kazeem also stated NASFAT intention is to have full Islamic complex in Kano to accommodate Primary and secondary school, Islamiya and a host of other projects.
The inspection event witness the presence of NASFAT Branch Excos, Council of elders members, women management committee and youth leadership.
