Al-Mu’minaat presents scorecard, calls for truce in Israel, Palestine

A Muslim organisation, Al-Mu’minaat (The Believing Women), has presented its scorecard in the last three decades, thanking Allah for its remarkable accomplishments in service to Islam in particular and humanity in general.

Al-Mu’minaat, in a statement signed by the national amirah and the secretary general of the organisation, Hajiya Jelilat AbdulHamid and Dr Hafsat Adesina, respectively, said it has been able to deliver on its core mandate of building a strong, virile Muslim home with the guidance of Allah in all its activities.

According to the organisation, in the last thirty years of its existence, it has diligently worked towards re-enacting the era of Prophet Muhammad through its members and organs across the country.

The organisation called on well-meaning individuals, human rights activists and the global community to, as a matter of urgency. halt “the genocidal war” in Gaza and advised Israel to accept a two-state solution where both Palestine and Israel can leave peacefully.

It revealed that the 30th anniversary will last from August to October with lots of thrilling and soul-inspiring lectures, health caravan, professional conference, awards to outstanding personalities who have done Islam proud in the spheres of professionalism and endeavour and lots of exciting moments to mark the commemoration

“We have nurtured Muslim women to attain a high level of spirituality, become wives who are dutiful mothers to their wards. We have scrupulously implemented a three-sixty degrees approach through depth and perspectives as envisioned at the conceptualisation of our organisation and we have successfully created a formidable nexus between their profession, Islam and their family.

“In commemoration the 30 years anniversary, laudable programmes would take place at the different structural levels of the organisation,” the statement said.

Recounting the strides it has achieved over the years, the organisation added that it has established about 451 Teribiya centres (religious training class) across the country in a bid to create an ideal Muslim community.

The statement added: “In supporting the academic pursuits of some indigents, the organisation established The Future Islamic Hope School, which has successfully enrolled identified orphans from among its fold.

“As part of its humanitarian intervention, we have achieved a tremendous record by providing about six boreholes, medical caravan to cater for basic health necessities and alleviate the sufferings of widows and orphans.

“The organisation boasts of its wide membership spread in 18 states of the country, as well as Diaspora branches in Benin Republic, United States and United Kingdom. And to expand the frontiers of professionalism, the organisation has added value to its members through entrepreneurial seminar provided them with tools and equipped them to compete favourable among peers.

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