The Islamic police in the northern Nigerian state arrested Muslims saw meals and Pitila publicly, as the one who sells food at the beginning of Ramadan, when Muslims should quickly from dawn quickly.
The Deputy Commander of his Mujahideen Aminudeen, told the BBC that 20 people were arrested because of not setting up food and that operations would continue during the month, who started on Saturday.
“It’s important to note that we don’t treat ourselves non-Muslims,” he said.
Mr. Aminudeen said that any “disrespect” for Ramadan would not be condone.
“It’s a heart break to make it mean in such a holy month to get to the adult Muslims see eating and drinking publicly. We won’t approve that and that’s why we were going to arrest.” He said.
He said that all 25 were charged at the Sherry Court and will be punished accordingly.
Hisbach’s Officer added that they sometimes get meetings when people see the dish.
“We get calls from people who are furious after seeing people who eat in public and we behave quickly to the area to arrest.”
He also confirmed the arrest of other people who were seen with “inappropriate hairstyles”, carrying shorts above the knees and tricycles that mix male and women’s passengers.
Last year, they were arrested due to failing to fast that they would faster, while relatives or guardians were invited to some of them to keep them able to be sure to make sure they would take care of being taken care of.
They were arrested this year were not so lucky because they will have to face the court.
Just over two decades ago, Sharia or Islamic law were introduced, along with the secular law in 12 Nigerian northern countries that have a majority Muslim population. Sharia does not refer to Christian minorities living in states.
Ramadan, the ninth moon of the Islamic calendar, has a special importance in Islam.
It is that in this month that Muslims believe in the first verses of the Qur’an – Islamic Saint Books – the prophet Muhammad were discovered.
The post is one of the five pillars of Islam, which set the basis for the way Muslims needed to live their lives. Quickly is observed during the daytime hours.
Ramadan usually lasts 29 or 30 days, and is expected to be completed on Sunday 30. March.
2025-03-03 13:02:00
