
Katsina state governor Alh Aminu Bello Masari has again called on Ulamas in the state to maintain the teachings of Islam as a principle guide in preaching Muslim ummah.
The governor made the appeal when he hosted dinner, participants of a two day strategic engagement/ security awareness seminar for religous leaders in state organized by the office of the special Advieser on security matters.
The Governor observed that only by so doing muslims could be awake to understand more about the issue of security.
Alh Aminu Masari who said the issue of security is not a new thing in the globe,said only total submission to our creator could solve the situation.
The governor cited problems & battles faced by the past prophets in ensuring the establishment of Islamic dynasty during their time.
He appreciated the Ulamas in the state for cooperating with his administration & urged them to encourage operators of social media platforms to use it wisely in promoting peace rather than chao’s within our communities.
On his part the special Advieser to the governor on security matters Alh Ibrahim Ahmed Katsina appreciated Governor Aminu Bello Masari for supporting the actualisation of the seminar that attracted Islamic scholars who work together toward facing a common goal.
Also speaking state grand khadi Dr. Kabir Abubkr observed that followers of the two Major Islamic sects of Dariqa & Izala had the same goal of inculcating good virtues,.
A Katsina indegine Islamic scholar who is also the executive director of kano State pilgrims welfare board Professor Abdullahi Sani Pakistan urged Islamic clerics to work together in ensuring the restoration of peace rather than allowing their sectional differences to devide them.
Professor pakistan who is also the chairman of kano State chapter of Izala t urged the state govt to do more in ensuring total unity among Ulamas in the state.
Also speaking a Katsina popular Islamic scholar Dr. Muneer sheikh Jaafaru who make a brief review on a paper presented at the seminar, appreciated governor Aminu Masari for his giant stride in uniting Ulamas in the state.