TIMSAN BROTHERS CALL FOR PEOPLE TO STOP TAINTING THEIR IMAGE

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TIMSAN BROTHERS CALL FOR PEOPLE TO STOP TAINTING THEIR IMAGE 

By Abdullahi Zayyad Mao (Mao Jnr)



In the Jibril Aminu Mosque earlier today, around 5:00, there was a meeting between the Salafiya's students and the aforementioned students due to the conflict that took place yesterday between them.

First of all, Dean of Student Affairs begins by stating that the mosque is only intended for prayer. After hearing both sides' complaints, he responds by stating that "the Timsan brothers are allowed to observe their prayers in the mosque but under certain restrictions."

Second, they are required to constantly live in harmony with other mosque attendees, they must avoid causing a commotion otherwise the management would forbid them from returning to the mosque to observe the prayers.

The Tijaniyya is the largest Sufi order in Western Africa. Its leader has a massive following of millions of people who look to him as their mentor for authentic Islam. Leader of Tijani Muslims. 

However, the press board of ADDALEEL became aware of the quote from the Dean of Students Affairs that said, "If they let every association in the masjid, there will be some mingling with the ladies in the mosque," after realising it on their website a few hours later.

The TIMSAN brothers are particularly concerned that the MSSN is attempting to harm their reputation on campus with this statement because they believe that anyone who sees it will believe that it was produced because of them.


So they requested that the ADDALEEL PEN BOARD evaluate their writing and make sure they don't forget to quote anyone because doing so is a significant offence.

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