Muslim World League chief leads Friday prayers, delivers sermon in Abuja
Dr. Mohammed Al-Issa leads prayers and delivers a sermon at Abuja's National Mosque, highlighting the guidance of the Qur’an and Islamic ethics.
Key Takeaways
AISecretary-General of the Muslim World League and President of the Association of Muslim Scholars, Dr. Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa, delivered the Friday sermon at the National Mosque in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja, where he led a large congregation, including several prominent Islamic religious leaders in Nigeria.
His sermon addressed the guidance of the Holy Qur’an toward what is most upright, and discussed several important religious principles and recommendations for believers in both their faith and worldly lives. These included gratitude for God’s blessings and adherence to the steadfast and consistent ethics of Islam, emphasizing the avoidance of double standards in their application.
Dr. Al-Issa stressed the importance of Muslims avoiding behavior that could harm themselves or their religion, urging sincerity in practicing Islamic principles in daily life.
He also praised Nigeria’s exemplary model in upholding religious and national values, commending the positive image presented by Nigerian society in this regard.