Quotes from (Late) Sheikh Albani, a strong advocate of Boko who was (Suspected being) killed by those against Boko last night in Zaria. 1- “My belief is that Muslims must engage in the acquisition of western education known as ‘Boko’. If we can have youths that have mastered the jurisprudence of Islam, who are as well vast in western education, it is likely that in the future we would have leaders that would imbibe the fear of Allah in everything they do. 2- “It is this belief that made me to now go back to school to pursue my M.Sc. in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. I am doing this because I know that Islam needs this education that Iam pursuing. For me, this is why Boko is compulsory on all Muslims. 3- “We have good example in the present leadership of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, where combination of Boko and Islamic education led to the emergence of good leaders. We now have a unique situation in ABU where the university is being driven by people who have the combination of Islamic and western education, and we are witnessing a significant change in the administration and development of the university. This is what Nigeria needs; leaders with fear of Allah,” Sheikh Albani said. ____________ We will continue with this Daawa even if they will kill all of us. They can kill the messenger but wallahi not the message. SHEIKH JA,AFAR YACE: DAMA WA YACE MAKA INKA FADAWA MUTANE GASKIYA ZAA QYALEKA? TO DA HAKANE DA BAA KASHE ANNABAWA BA DA BAA JEFE SUBA DA BAAYI MUSU QAGE BA BABU WANI ANNABI FACE AN MASA BARAZANA DA KISA KO A KASHE KO ACI MUTUNCINSA KO AKA JEFESHI: KAFIRAI SUKACE: ﻟﻺﻥ ﻟﻢ ﺗﻨﺘﻪ ﻳﻨﻮﺡ ﻟﺘﻜﻮﻧﻦ ﻣﻦ ﺍﻟﻤﺮﺟﻮﻣﻴﻦ LALLAI NE YA NUHU INDAI BAKA DENA BA ZAKA KASANCE CIKIN WADANDA AKE JEFEWA(DA DUWATSU ) YA ALLAH KAJIQAN SHEIKH JAAFAR MAHMUD ADAM DASHI DA SHEIKH AUWAL ALBANI BIRAHMATIKA YA ARHAMARRAHIMIN KA HADASHI DA SHEIKH JA,AFAR ACIKIN ALJANNAR FIRDAUSI TARE DA SAURAN SHAHIDAI SUNA MASU ZAMANTOWA TARE DA MANZO SAW A KOWACE RANA AMIN
Posted on: Mon, 03 Feb 2014 17:29:53 +0000
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