NASFAT duties Muslim youths on balancing tradition with Islamic teachings

The Surulere Youth Wing of the Nasrul-Lahi-L-Fatih Society (NASFAT) has urged Muslim youths to protect their cultural heritage with out compromising Islamic teachings.

The name was remodeled the weekend on the society’s Cultural Day celebration held in Surulere, Lagos.

The occasion had the theme: “Culture Meets Islam: Understanding Boundaries and Balance”.

In his welcome tackle, Mr Abdulmojeed Bello, the appearing youth chief of NASFAT, Surulere department, stated the celebration supplied a possibility to look at the connection between tradition and Islam.

Bello stated the theme didn’t condemn acceptable cultural practices however inspired Muslims to determine and reasonable these opposite to Islamic teachings.

He urged Muslims to protect their cultural heritage with pleasure, noting the significance of understanding their origins and intentions.

He thanked dad and mom and elders for his or her continued help and prayed to Allah to grant them lengthy life, prosperity and continued steerage.

The first speaker, Imam Saheed Adekunle, spoke on “Celebrating Our Heritage Without Compromising Our Faith.”

Adekunle urged youths to understand their cultural heritage whereas remaining dedicated to Islamic teachings.

He acknowledged that repeated cultural practices may grow to be established customs, typically inflicting folks to lose sight of their origins and meanings.

He urged Muslims to know their cultural practices and topic them to Islamic teachings, retaining acceptable traditions and rejecting these opposite to their religion.

He warned that some cultural practices contributed to household breakdown, separation and divorce, which he described as points requiring collective consideration.

He stated preserving cultural heritage and spiritual id required data, reform and the rejection of practices inconsistent with Islamic teachings. (NAN).