After being engaged for over a year, 20 year old Bobbi Kristina, the
only child of late singer Whitney Houston, has married her adoptive
brother and longtime friend, Nick Gordon. Bobbi took to twitter
yesterday to announce their marriage and show off their wedding bands.
Her affair with Nick, 24, has overtime generated a lot of controversy
with relatives and friends asking if her mother would have approved
because Whitney cared and took Nick in as a child. So Bobbi and Nick
lived like 'brother and
sister' for years before Whitney's passing. Congrats to them.
Prominent
Muslims
bared their minds as they gathered at the Tafawa Balewa Square to offer
prayers for the nation. The event which was organized by the Joint
Muslim Forum was an assemblage of Muslim organisations in the region
with prominent Muslim personalities in attendance. among who are Sheikh
Ibrahim Garba Akinola, OON, the Chief Imam of Lagos state, Dr.
Abdurrahman Ahmad of Ansar-Ud-Deen
Islamic Society
of Nigeria, Sheikh Abdullah Akinbode of Nasrullah-il-Fathi society of
Nigeria, Sheikh Abdurrahman Adamgba of Qareeb Islamic Society, Sheikh
Imran Abdul Majeed Eleha, Prof Ishaq Oloyede, Secretary-General, Nigeria
Council for Islamic Affairs, NCIA among others.
Delivering a
keynote address
shortly after the prayers, Sheikh Abdurrahman Ahmad, leader of the
Forum, beseeched Allah to intervene in the socio-political situation of
the country, adding that Muslims are not terrorists as being
misconstrued by some enemies of Islam.
Prof Ishaq Oloyede called
on Muslims to unite especially those in leadership positions to fight
the scourge of unemployment, poverty, disease, hunger, ignorance,
mis-governance, corruption, tribalism, among other vices in the society.
We’re not
terrorists — Abdrrahman Ahmad
“We feel a sense of duty to pray over the situation in our country. We all know there is no
peace and security,
we all know the anger and frustration of people in the country. There
are questions to be answered and tongues are wagging. That is why we are
here to call on Allah to intervene, to give us the means to attain
lasting peace, to enable our leaders to do what is right and to be fair
and just to the citizenry.”
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/muslims-pray-nation-terrorists-ahmad/#sthash.yAoTnqhI.dpuf
Prominent Muslims
bared their minds as they gathered at the Tafawa Balewa Square to offer
prayers for the nation. The event which was organized by the Joint
Muslim Forum was an assemblage of Muslim organisations in the region
with prominent Muslim personalities in attendance. among who are Sheikh
Ibrahim Garba Akinola, OON, the Chief Imam of Lagos state, Dr.
Abdurrahman Ahmad of Ansar-Ud-Deen Islamic Society
of Nigeria, Sheikh Abdullah Akinbode of Nasrullah-il-Fathi society of
Nigeria, Sheikh Abdurrahman Adamgba of Qareeb Islamic Society, Sheikh
Imran Abdul Majeed Eleha, Prof Ishaq Oloyede, Secretary-General, Nigeria
Council for Islamic Affairs, NCIA among others.
Delivering a keynote address
shortly after the prayers, Sheikh Abdurrahman Ahmad, leader of the
Forum, beseeched Allah to intervene in the socio-political situation of
the country, adding that Muslims are not terrorists as being
misconstrued by some enemies of Islam.
Prof Ishaq Oloyede called
on Muslims to unite especially those in leadership positions to fight
the scourge of unemployment, poverty, disease, hunger, ignorance,
mis-governance, corruption, tribalism, among other vices in the society.
We’re not terrorists — Abdrrahman Ahmad
“We feel a sense of duty to pray over the situation in our country. We all know there is no peace and security,
we all know the anger and frustration of people in the country. There
are questions to be answered and tongues are wagging. That is why we are
here to call on Allah to intervene, to give us the means to attain
lasting peace, to enable our leaders to do what is right and to be fair
and just to the citizenry.”
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/muslims-pray-nation-terrorists-ahmad/#sthash.yAoTnqhI.dpuf
Prominent
Muslims
bared their minds as they gathered at the Tafawa Balewa Square to offer
prayers for the nation. The event which was organized by the Joint
Muslim Forum was an assemblage of Muslim organisations in the region
with prominent Muslim personalities in attendance. among who are Sheikh
Ibrahim Garba Akinola, OON, the Chief Imam of Lagos state, Dr.
Abdurrahman Ahmad of Ansar-Ud-Deen
Islamic Society
of Nigeria, Sheikh Abdullah Akinbode of Nasrullah-il-Fathi society of
Nigeria, Sheikh Abdurrahman Adamgba of Qareeb Islamic Society, Sheikh
Imran Abdul Majeed Eleha, Prof Ishaq Oloyede, Secretary-General, Nigeria
Council for Islamic Affairs, NCIA among others.
Delivering a
keynote address
shortly after the prayers, Sheikh Abdurrahman Ahmad, leader of the
Forum, beseeched Allah to intervene in the socio-political situation of
the country, adding that Muslims are not terrorists as being
misconstrued by some enemies of Islam.
Prof Ishaq Oloyede called
on Muslims to unite especially those in leadership positions to fight
the scourge of unemployment, poverty, disease, hunger, ignorance,
mis-governance, corruption, tribalism, among other vices in the society.
We’re not
terrorists — Abdrrahman Ahmad
“We feel a sense of duty to pray over the situation in our country. We all know there is no
peace and security,
we all know the anger and frustration of people in the country. There
are questions to be answered and tongues are wagging. That is why we are
here to call on Allah to intervene, to give us the means to attain
lasting peace, to enable our leaders to do what is right and to be fair
and just to the citizenry.”
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/muslims-pray-nation-terrorists-ahmad/#sthash.yAoTnqhI.dpuf
Prominent Muslims
bared their minds as they gathered at the Tafawa Balewa Square to offer
prayers for the nation. The event which was organized by the Joint
Muslim Forum was an assemblage of Muslim organisations in the region
with prominent Muslim personalities in attendance. among who are Sheikh
Ibrahim Garba Akinola, OON, the Chief Imam of Lagos state, Dr.
Abdurrahman Ahmad of Ansar-Ud-Deen Islamic Society
of Nigeria, Sheikh Abdullah Akinbode of Nasrullah-il-Fathi society of
Nigeria, Sheikh Abdurrahman Adamgba of Qareeb Islamic Society, Sheikh
Imran Abdul Majeed Eleha, Prof Ishaq Oloyede, Secretary-General, Nigeria
Council for Islamic Affairs, NCIA among others.
Delivering a keynote address
shortly after the prayers, Sheikh Abdurrahman Ahmad, leader of the
Forum, beseeched Allah to intervene in the socio-political situation of
the country, adding that Muslims are not terrorists as being
misconstrued by some enemies of Islam.
Prof Ishaq Oloyede called
on Muslims to unite especially those in leadership positions to fight
the scourge of unemployment, poverty, disease, hunger, ignorance,
mis-governance, corruption, tribalism, among other vices in the society.
We’re not terrorists — Abdrrahman Ahmad
“We feel a sense of duty to pray over the situation in our country. We all know there is no peace and security,
we all know the anger and frustration of people in the country. There
are questions to be answered and tongues are wagging. That is why we are
here to call on Allah to intervene, to give us the means to attain
lasting peace, to enable our leaders to do what is right and to be fair
and just to the citizenry.”
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/muslims-pray-nation-terrorists-ahmad/#sthash.yAoTnqhI.dpuf
Prominent
Muslims
bared their minds as they gathered at the Tafawa Balewa Square to offer
prayers for the nation. The event which was organized by the Joint
Muslim Forum was an assemblage of Muslim organisations in the region
with prominent Muslim personalities in attendance. among who are Sheikh
Ibrahim Garba Akinola, OON, the Chief Imam of Lagos state, Dr.
Abdurrahman Ahmad of Ansar-Ud-Deen
Islamic Society
of Nigeria, Sheikh Abdullah Akinbode of Nasrullah-il-Fathi society of
Nigeria, Sheikh Abdurrahman Adamgba of Qareeb Islamic Society, Sheikh
Imran Abdul Majeed Eleha, Prof Ishaq Oloyede, Secretary-General, Nigeria
Council for Islamic Affairs, NCIA among others.
Delivering a
keynote address
shortly after the prayers, Sheikh Abdurrahman Ahmad, leader of the
Forum, beseeched Allah to intervene in the socio-political situation of
the country, adding that Muslims are not terrorists as being
misconstrued by some enemies of Islam.
Prof Ishaq Oloyede called
on Muslims to unite especially those in leadership positions to fight
the scourge of unemployment, poverty, disease, hunger, ignorance,
mis-governance, corruption, tribalism, among other vices in the society.
We’re not
terrorists — Abdrrahman Ahmad
“We feel a sense of duty to pray over the situation in our country. We all know there is no
peace and security,
we all know the anger and frustration of people in the country. There
are questions to be answered and tongues are wagging. That is why we are
here to call on Allah to intervene, to give us the means to attain
lasting peace, to enable our leaders to do what is right and to be fair
and just to the citizenry.”
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/muslims-pray-nation-terrorists-ahmad/#sthash.yAoTnqhI.dpuf
Prominent
Muslims
bared their minds as they gathered at the Tafawa Balewa Square to offer
prayers for the nation. The event which was organized by the Joint
Muslim Forum was an assemblage of Muslim organisations in the region
with prominent Muslim personalities in attendance. among who are Sheikh
Ibrahim Garba Akinola, OON, the Chief Imam of Lagos state, Dr.
Abdurrahman Ahmad of Ansar-Ud-Deen
Islamic Society
of Nigeria, Sheikh Abdullah Akinbode of Nasrullah-il-Fathi society of
Nigeria, Sheikh Abdurrahman Adamgba of Qareeb Islamic Society, Sheikh
Imran Abdul Majeed Eleha, Prof Ishaq Oloyede, Secretary-General, Nigeria
Council for Islamic Affairs, NCIA among others.
Delivering a
keynote address
shortly after the prayers, Sheikh Abdurrahman Ahmad, leader of the
Forum, beseeched Allah to intervene in the socio-political situation of
the country, adding that Muslims are not terrorists as being
misconstrued by some enemies of Islam.
Prof Ishaq Oloyede called
on Muslims to unite especially those in leadership positions to fight
the scourge of unemployment, poverty, disease, hunger, ignorance,
mis-governance, corruption, tribalism, among other vices in the society.
We’re not
terrorists — Abdrrahman Ahmad
“We feel a sense of duty to pray over the situation in our country. We all know there is no
peace and security,
we all know the anger and frustration of people in the country. There
are questions to be answered and tongues are wagging. That is why we are
here to call on Allah to intervene, to give us the means to attain
lasting peace, to enable our leaders to do what is right and to be fair
and just to the citizenry.”
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/01/muslims-pray-nation-terrorists-ahmad/#sthash.yAoTnqhI.dpuf