As Muslim Ummah worldwide celebrate the birth of Prophet Muhammad, Niger State Governor, Mohammed Bago, has urged the faithful to emulate the exemplary lifestyle of the prophet, including piety and humility.

Brethren, today is 7th Rabiu-l-Awwal, 1445AH. As the third month of lunar calendar, Rabiu-Awwal is significant in the annals of the history of Islam as it habours the birth of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) on Rabiu-l-Awwal 12, 570AD. Indeed, the cities of Makkah and Madinah shaped the life and times of the noble prophet and the…

“When you hear the call to prayer given by the Muezzin, let yourself perceive the terror of the Summons on the Day of Resurrection.

Grand Sheikh Zawiyatul Falah, Sheikh Sulaimon Muhd. Sodiq (Baba n Zaria) has preached the importance of Prophet Muhammad (S.AW) emphasising on knowing and finding God through His Prophet.

In the mood of the yearly Maolud Nabiyy celebrations, Sheikh Sheriff Abubakar bn Sheikh Sheriff Abd. Majeed has preached guidance on the good position of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) with His Lord, Allah (SWT).

An orphan? Yes. Who was he? No. The question should be- who is he? I see him as a text living context. Thus I prefer not to refer to him in the past since he still talks, by affiliation to the Quran, in the present.

He was named Abul-Ala al-Maari. He lived between 970and 1057 AD. He was an Arab-Muslim thinker, philosopher, ethicist and polemicist. He was born blind.

The Hijrah of the Prophet Muhammad (upon him be peace) from Makkah to Madinah in 622, however, had none of the above-mentioned trajectories. It was based neither on racial superiority

“Whoever performs the Hajj for the pleasure of Almighty, and utters no evil words and commits no evil deeds in the process, shall return from Makkah free...

Yes. Who is, not who was Muhammad? I refuse to refer to him in the past because the Prophet of Islam (may Allah’s peace and benedictions be on his soul in Madinah) lives in the present

Muslim Rights Concern, MURIC and The Muslim Public Affairs Center (MPAC) Nigeria has condemned the Yoruba socio-cultural group, Afenifere, for comparing embattled Yoruba nation agitator, Sunday Adeyemo aka Sunday Igboho to Prophet Muhammad. In a statement released this week, Afenifere compared Igboho’s current plight in Benin Republic with Prophet Muhammad’s in Madinah. ‘’We recall that…

The people of al-Hijr denied the Messengers. We brought them Our Signs but they turned away from them. They carved out houses from the mountains...