Emir of Kano cautions Muslim clerics against using mosque as cover up to preach hate

Emir of Kano, Alhaji Sanusi Lamido Sanusi has warned Muslim clerics in the country to stop using the mosques as a cover up to preach disunity and inciting one another that could lead to disorder and insecurity in the country.

Alhaji Sanusi Lamido Sanusi who gave the warning in his sermon after commissioning the ultra modern mosque of the Federal University of Technology Minna, Niger state yesterday, said rather than incite people through preachings, the clerics should focus more on uniting the people of the country and preach against incessant killings of one another which he said is ungodly.

The inauguration of the mosque was one of the activities to mark the 26th convocation 35th anniversary of the establishment of the university.

Alhaji Sanusi who led the first prayer and also frowned against some Muslim faithful and clerics who hide under the sanctity and immunity of the Holy places to set one part of the society against the other adding that such people didn’t have any blessing from Allah and should therefore desist from such unholy acts.

“More than ever before, this is the time we need peace in the country and as such, Muslim clerics and indeed all Muslims should preach peace among the adherents and work to achieve this with members of other religions in the country.

Source: Vanguard

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