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Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by metronaija2: 8:46am On Dec 17, 2017
Sultan of Sokoto and President - Generation of the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), Dr. Mohammad Sa'ad Abubakar, has weighed in on the lingering controversy over Hijab. A Muslim female law graduate, Firdau Amasa, was turned back from the venue of the Call to Bar ceremony that took place last Wednesday because she was wearing a hijab. This has generated a lot of debate with many people condemning her for attempting to flout the laws of the legal profession while others are of the opinion that she should have been allowed into the venue.

Reacting to the controversy, the Sultan of Sokoto said he is yet to understand why the issue of Hijab would be so controversial to the extent that female Muslims who wear Hijab would be 'molested'. According to the monarch, Hijab simply means decent dressing for Muslim women and it is mandatory in Islam. The Sultan said this yesterday at the fifth National Convention of Muslim Public Affairs Centre (MPAC) with the theme, "Public Trust and Accountability" where he was represented by a member of NSCIA and Wazirin of Katsina, Prof. Sanni Abubakar Lugga

"His eminence wonders while Hijab has now become a controversial issue. Hijab simply means decent dressing, decent dressing by the females. So why should decent dressing be a problem? The Hijab is just an Arabic word. In English it means decent dressing. His Eminence has asked Nigerians to reflect and see that this is not only an Islamic mode of dressing but a Christian mode of dressing. It is also a Judaism mode of dressing and it is a dressing for every decent woman. It is a dressing for any woman who wants to preserve her chastity in public. Secondly, in Nigerian constitution it is absolutely clear. Why should Nigerian Muslims be molested and even denied their own right? The Appeal Court ruling in Ilorin is there, the Appeal Court in Lagos and also the High Court all delivered judgement in favour of Hijab. Justice Alooma, the former CJN, Justice Bukalchuwa and other Senior Justices in Nigeria wear their Hijab and then the wig on top of it. The Nigeria Judicial Council (NJC), the Highest body in the judiciary has not said, 'no, they should stop' which means the Nigerian constitution allows the Hijab, the Nigerian Courts through these three judgements have allowed the Hijab and the NJC through these senior judges has allowed the Hijab. Why will a legal school refuse our sister's induction into the judiciary simply because she is wearing Hijab? Is the law school saying they are above the NJC, they are above the Nigerian constitution, they are above these three senior courts?" the monarch said

http://www.metronaija.com/sultan-sokoto-reacts-hijab-controversy/

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Stalwert: 8:47am On Dec 17, 2017
Mynd44 kurusade is being complicated grin grin grin grin

The whole controversy made no sense, NBA suffers colonial hangover. They told firdusi it is a convention not a rule of law yet mund44 has been jumping from thread to thread to shouting it is NBA rule but they said it is convention not even a written rule how does a convention trumps the constitution?

It is clear that we have many terrorists in disguise terrorism in the heart people who will use every means to deprive Muslims of mudane rights others enjoy in other parts of the world, the only thing holding them back is their cowardice.

I repeat is it not Bokoharam when you work hard this hard to deprive Muslims ladies of their rights to education.

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by OfficialAwol(m): 9:15am On Dec 17, 2017
Stalwert:
Mynd44 kurusade is being complicated grin grin grin grin

The whole controversy made no sense, NBA suffers colonial hangover. They told firdusi it is a convention not a rule of law yet mund44 has been jumping from thread to thread to shouting it is NBA rule but they said it is convention not even a written rule how does a convention trumps the constitution?

It is clear that we have many terrorists in disguise terrorism in the heart people who will use every means to deprive Muslims of mudane rights others enjoy in other parts of the world, the only thing holding them back is their cowardice.

I repeat is it not Bokoharam when you work hard this hard to deprive Muslims ladies of their rights to education.

Cry me an Ocean...

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by MrDude: 9:17am On Dec 17, 2017
Has the Sultan spoke up against the campaign of terror, incessant killings and the destruction of lives and property been perpetrated by the terrorists group -
Fulani herdsmen?

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by MrDude: 9:19am On Dec 17, 2017
OfficialAwol:


Cry me an Ocean...

He sounds so pained

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Mynd44: 9:22am On Dec 17, 2017
Stalwert:
Mynd44 kurusade is being complicated grin grin grin grin

The whole controversy made no sense, NBA suffers colonial hangover. They told firdusi it is a convention not a rule of law yet mund44 has been jumping from thread to thread to shouting it is NBA rule but they said it is convention not even a written rule how does a convention trumps the constitution?

It is clear that we have many terrorists in disguise terrorism in the heart people who will use every means to deprive Muslims of mudane rights others enjoy in other parts of the world, the only thing holding them back is their cowardice.

I repeat is it not Bokoharam when you work hard this hard to deprive Muslims ladies of their rights to education.
NBA suffers colonial hangover and we dont suffer Arabian and Jewish hangover? undecided undecided

Please if you cannot comprehend simple English, do not present my argument.

My argument is simple "Remove the entire Law School dress code as it is ridiculous and silly, revisit the laws of the law school itself and rework them because allowing hijab and leaving the dresscode like that is insane"

Now pick out your points from these arguements

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by OBIGS(m): 9:23am On Dec 17, 2017
I don't understand... What is descent about wearing hijab.

Women with natural long hair look very attractive.

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Okoroawusa: 9:30am On Dec 17, 2017
The girl wanted publicity and she has it....the rest are statements after the fact.
They will call her next year but she don make name.
Controversy good o!

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by LordIsaac(m): 9:35am On Dec 17, 2017
Africa! Zealous for every trivial and near useless ideologies.

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Stalwert: 9:39am On Dec 17, 2017
Mynd44:

NBA suffers colonial hangover and we dont suffer Arabian and Jewish hangover? undecided undecided

Please if you cannot comprehend simple English, do not present my argument.

My argument is simple "Remove the entire Law School dress code as it is ridiculous and silly, revisit the laws of the law school itself and rework them because allowing hijab and leaving the dresscode like that is insane"

Now pick out your points from these arguements

Keep reworking your narrative, it is beginning to sound sane small small. grin grin grin

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Stalwert: 9:41am On Dec 17, 2017
OfficialAwol:


Cry me an Ocean...

Cry yourself to reason... grin cheesy grin

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Mynd44: 9:44am On Dec 17, 2017
Stalwert:


Keep reworking your narrative, it is beginning to sound sane small small. grin grin grin
Of course you are too quick to jump argunents so you dont look at the the points individuals raise.

As long as that dress code stands, hijab will not be allowed so anyone wearing it as well as any religious attire can go get called by his/her Pastor/Imam/priest

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Stalwert: 9:45am On Dec 17, 2017
[s]
MrDude:
Has the Sultan spoke up against the campaign of terror, incessant killings and the destruction of lives and property been perpetrated by the terrorists group -
Fulani herdsmen?
[/s]

did you speak against the burning of a mosque by ipob reprobates?

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Stalwert: 9:54am On Dec 17, 2017
Mynd44:

Of course you are too quick to jump argunents so you dont look at the the points individuals raise.

As long as that dress code stands, hijab will not be allowed so anyone wearing it as well as any religious attire can go get called by his/her Pastor/Imam/priest

Sounding confused all over again grin grin, go through all you posted on the topic from Friday till now and you will see how you contradicted your feeble minded words left right and centre.

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by SOFTENGR: 10:16am On Dec 17, 2017
MrDude:
Has the Sultan spoke up against the campaign of terror, incessant killings and the destruction of lives and property been perpetrated by the terrorists group -
Fulani herdsmen?
How can he speak against their own agenda?

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Dhugal: 12:37pm On Dec 17, 2017
Stalwert:
Mynd44 kurusade is being complicated grin grin grin grin

The whole controversy made no sense, NBA suffers colonial hangover. They told firdusi it is a convention not a rule of law yet mund44 has been jumping from thread to thread to shouting it is NBA rule but they said it is convention not even a written rule how does a convention trumps the constitution?

It is clear that we have many terrorists in disguise terrorism in the heart people who will use every means to deprive Muslims of mudane rights others enjoy in other parts of the world, the only thing holding them back is their cowardice.

I repeat is it not Bokoharam when you work hard this hard to deprive Muslims ladies of their rights to education.

cooljoe:
Chinwo v. Owohnda (2008) 3 N.W.L.R (pt 1078) 341, 361. Court held inter alia that when u choose to be a member of an association, their rules shall/can curtail ur rights as contained in s.39 nd 40 in d constitution. Look out 4 d pronouncement of per Dongban-Mensem JCA

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Offpoint: 5:19pm On Dec 17, 2017
it's almost 2018...Visioned countries are talking about:
Advancing technology, flying cars, autonomous cars, electric cars, how to land a man in Mars, how to improve health system, fastest rockets and so on, but my visionless country is talking:
Tithes, hijab and pencils...WTF
we've been wearing hijab, paying and not paying tithes for centuries, where da-fuchk did that take Us to?

Useless things are what this nation usually exhaust their energy on.... Luggard Thunder wey go fire you still dey training camp for Pluto.






.........
Good evening Spaxon

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by MrsNwaAmaikpe(f): 5:19pm On Dec 17, 2017
Mohammad Sa'ad Abubakar is a religious bigot that talks from both sides of his mouth.

Being an islamic hypocrite, he tried to gain public appeal by saying the hijab is a christian dressing as well as what every woman should wear...

that is the most stupid statement from a leader of the parasitic northern Nigeria.

He should as well tell traditional worshipers to dress in their respective regalia as commanded by their gods. Cherubim and Seraphim should come in their white gown while Olumba Olumba should wear red.

Stupid religious bigots hiding behind the constitution to promote their islamic intolerance and terrorism

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by fulaniHERDSman(m): 5:19pm On Dec 17, 2017
king of terrorists

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Xisnin(m): 5:19pm On Dec 17, 2017
Stalwert:
Mynd44 kurusade is being complicated grin grin grin grin

The whole controversy made no sense, NBA suffers colonial hangover. They told firdusi it is a convention not a rule of law yet mund44 has been jumping from thread to thread to shouting it is NBA rule but they said it is convention not even a written rule how does a convention trumps the constitution?

It is clear that we have many terrorists in disguise terrorism in the heart people who will use every means to deprive Muslims of mudane rights others enjoy in other parts of the world, the only thing holding them back is their cowardice.

I repeat is it not Bokoharam when you work hard this hard to deprive Muslims ladies of their rights to education.

Cry cry baby.
If Boko haram were preventing people from using veil instead of chopping
off their heads and bombing them to smithereens. Would North-easterners
be living in IDP camps?

That Firdaus girl is a terrorist in waiting.

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Xisnin(m): 5:19pm On Dec 17, 2017
Hypocrite

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by slawomir: 5:19pm On Dec 17, 2017
isoright
Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by chiagozien(m): 5:20pm On Dec 17, 2017
That lady is been sponsored by those who are trying to Islamiza nigeria,which buhari is one of them.

The best thing You people should do is agitate to have una own country,with that you can decide to wear hijab even when you are taking your bath.

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Ishanipepe(f): 5:20pm On Dec 17, 2017
grin
Gavelslam your country again!
You get killed for being too positive in Nigeria! It is a doomed nation as constituted at present!
Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by simplemach(m): 5:20pm On Dec 17, 2017
Now the grand master of the religion of pis has spoken, now wait for the response from one of his daura followers in abuja.

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by infoservant: 5:20pm On Dec 17, 2017
There are lots of meaningful issue that requires urgent attention but this hijab matter is completely out of it.

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Nobody: 5:20pm On Dec 17, 2017
Muslims are the problems of the world. Wherever they find themselves, they cause controversy, soo dogmatic they always wanna impose their distasteful religious beliefs on everyone. From the US to UK to France to Nigeria, they are that nagging tooth ache that would never go away until you see the dentist for an extraction.

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Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by lurther: 5:20pm On Dec 17, 2017
Shame
Re: Sultan Of Sokoto Reacts To Hijab Controversy by Nobody: 5:20pm On Dec 17, 2017
Oga Sultan, kukuma call the lady to bar yourself or better still still, call her to the Islamic bar. Nonsense.

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