Recitation of the Holy Qur’an panacea to insecurity

The Chief Imam, Malam Sambo Dan-Ashafa Jumu’at Mosque, Gusau, Sheik Abdullahi Umar Dalla-Dalla, has said constant recitations of the Holy Qur’an by Muslim ummah is a panacea to the current waves of insecurity in the state and country.

Dalla-Dalla urged Muslims to embrace regular recitation of the holy Qur’an as means of praying to Almighty Allah to provide lasting solutions to the problems of banditry, cattle rustling and kidnapping ravaging the state.

The Islamic scholar made the call in Gusau while speaking at the Qur’anic graduation ceremony of Madarisatul Ittihadil Muslimina, Anguwar Gwaza Area.

He said there were a lot of benefits and blessings in the recitation and memorization of the Holy Qur’an, hence the need for Muslims to inculcate the habit of constant recitation of the Holy Qur’an.

“Use the advantages of the blessings inherent in the recitation of the Holy Book to seek Allah’s interventions to rescue us from the dwindling security challenges facing the state”, he said.

Dalla-Dalla commended the state government for introducing Civilian Task Force (JTF) to support security agencies in tackling the problems but however added that prayers the catalyst problems.

Earlier, school’s headteacher, Malam Nuraddeen Abubukar said the ceremony was organized for 33 students who memorized the holy Qur’an.

Abubukar said out the number 13 memorised the complete Qur’an while the remaining 20 students memorised some chapters of the holy book. remains one of for solving the the