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Listening to the revelations in this video makes one wonder why is it that Nigerian muslims can not take the wandering Muslim children off the streets?
Why can't Islamic organizations build private schools and hospitals for Muslims?
Why can't Islamic organizations invest in trade and industries to employ teaming unemployed Muslims?
Why can't Muslims have one account to facilitate religious activities and those to hold the purse in trust.
Other non-Muslim organizations earn money through businesses and use the money in conducting activities of their religion.
Muslims cannot continue to wait for rich Muslims, Emirs, and some state governors to do everything for Islam.
All Muslims should be encouraged to give no matter how small weekly before or after every Juma'at prayer. You will be surprise to see the huge amount of money that will be collected by jumaat mosques.
If all muslims will adopt the mentioned approach, it will greatly support our mosques without necessarily begging people to drop peanuts.
The collected money should be used to enhance economic power, education, and well-being of Muslim communities.
It will also support the orphans and widows in the community's vicinity.
For instance, if five hundred (500,000) muslims attend jumm'at prayers weekly in various Mosques in Bauchi or Dutse, and donate a minimum of 20 naira, which I believed will not stretch an average adult.
When you aggregate the N20 from all the five hundred thousand (500, 000) people that attends every Juma'at prayer and the total weekly collection will amount to ten Million Naira (N10m) and the monthly sum, will be forty Million Naira (N40m).
You can imagine what this amount of money donated, just within one month, can do in running the affairs of our mosques. In fact, this money can take care of orphans and widows in our communities.
To extend further, if we have 60 million Muslims in Nigeria and each donated 20 Naira weekly and have honest men that will sincerely hold the trust, Nigerian Muslims will be able to raise 1. 2 billion weekly.
With such an amount, there is no basis for Nigerian Muslims to lack education, proper health care, and be unemployed.
On this note, I'm appealing to all my Muslim brothers, to henceforth take it upon themselves (promise), that they will find the "Fisabilillahi Donation Box" in the Juma'at mosque to donate at least N20 as charity, for the Mosque/the Community they live or pray.
Remember the bounties of Allah (SWT) and His promise to the helpers of His Religion.
Whoever comes across this post should please endeavour to forward/share to other Muslim groups so as to get Allah's reward and His good tidings.
May Allah enrich our hearts to follow this advice with concrete actions, Ameen Ya Rabbi.
Why can't Islamic organizations build private schools and hospitals for Muslims?
Why can't Islamic organizations invest in trade and industries to employ teaming unemployed Muslims?
Why can't Muslims have one account to facilitate religious activities and those to hold the purse in trust.
Other non-Muslim organizations earn money through businesses and use the money in conducting activities of their religion.
Muslims cannot continue to wait for rich Muslims, Emirs, and some state governors to do everything for Islam.
All Muslims should be encouraged to give no matter how small weekly before or after every Juma'at prayer. You will be surprise to see the huge amount of money that will be collected by jumaat mosques.
If all muslims will adopt the mentioned approach, it will greatly support our mosques without necessarily begging people to drop peanuts.
The collected money should be used to enhance economic power, education, and well-being of Muslim communities.
It will also support the orphans and widows in the community's vicinity.
For instance, if five hundred (500,000) muslims attend jumm'at prayers weekly in various Mosques in Bauchi or Dutse, and donate a minimum of 20 naira, which I believed will not stretch an average adult.
When you aggregate the N20 from all the five hundred thousand (500, 000) people that attends every Juma'at prayer and the total weekly collection will amount to ten Million Naira (N10m) and the monthly sum, will be forty Million Naira (N40m).
You can imagine what this amount of money donated, just within one month, can do in running the affairs of our mosques. In fact, this money can take care of orphans and widows in our communities.
To extend further, if we have 60 million Muslims in Nigeria and each donated 20 Naira weekly and have honest men that will sincerely hold the trust, Nigerian Muslims will be able to raise 1. 2 billion weekly.
With such an amount, there is no basis for Nigerian Muslims to lack education, proper health care, and be unemployed.
On this note, I'm appealing to all my Muslim brothers, to henceforth take it upon themselves (promise), that they will find the "Fisabilillahi Donation Box" in the Juma'at mosque to donate at least N20 as charity, for the Mosque/the Community they live or pray.
Remember the bounties of Allah (SWT) and His promise to the helpers of His Religion.
Whoever comes across this post should please endeavour to forward/share to other Muslim groups so as to get Allah's reward and His good tidings.
May Allah enrich our hearts to follow this advice with concrete actions, Ameen Ya Rabbi.
Listening to the revelations in this video makes one wonder why is it that Nigerian muslims can not take the wandering Muslim children off the streets?
Why can't Islamic organizations build private schools and hospitals for Muslims?
Why can't Islamic organizations invest in trade and industries to employ teaming unemployed Muslims?
Why can't Muslims have one account to facilitate religious activities and those to hold the purse in trust.
Other non-Muslim organizations earn money through businesses and use the money in conducting activities of their religion.
Muslims cannot continue to wait for rich Muslims, Emirs, and some state governors to do everything for Islam.
All Muslims should be encouraged to give no matter how small weekly before or after every Juma'at prayer. You will be surprise to see the huge amount of money that will be collected by jumaat mosques.
If all muslims will adopt the mentioned approach, it will greatly support our mosques without necessarily begging people to drop peanuts.
The collected money should be used to enhance economic power, education, and well-being of Muslim communities.
It will also support the orphans and widows in the community's vicinity.
For instance, if five hundred (500,000) muslims attend jumm'at prayers weekly in various Mosques in Bauchi or Dutse, and donate a minimum of 20 naira, which I believed will not stretch an average adult.
When you aggregate the N20 from all the five hundred thousand (500, 000) people that attends every Juma'at prayer and the total weekly collection will amount to ten Million Naira (N10m) and the monthly sum, will be forty Million Naira (N40m).
You can imagine what this amount of money donated, just within one month, can do in running the affairs of our mosques. In fact, this money can take care of orphans and widows in our communities.
To extend further, if we have 60 million Muslims in Nigeria and each donated 20 Naira weekly and have honest men that will sincerely hold the trust, Nigerian Muslims will be able to raise 1. 2 billion weekly.
With such an amount, there is no basis for Nigerian Muslims to lack education, proper health care, and be unemployed.
On this note, I'm appealing to all my Muslim brothers, to henceforth take it upon themselves (promise), that they will find the "Fisabilillahi Donation Box" in the Juma'at mosque to donate at least N20 as charity, for the Mosque/the Community they live or pray.
Remember the bounties of Allah (SWT) and His promise to the helpers of His Religion.
Whoever comes across this post should please endeavour to forward/share to other Muslim groups so as to get Allah's reward and His good tidings.
May Allah enrich our hearts to follow this advice with concrete actions, Ameen Ya Rabbi.
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