In a bid to strengthening religious tolerance and mutual
understanding as the world marks International Interfaith Harmony Week by the
United Nations, a Muslim woman in Kaduna yesterday donated 50 Bibles written in
Hausa language to a church leader and members of the church.
understanding as the world marks International Interfaith Harmony Week by the
United Nations, a Muslim woman in Kaduna yesterday donated 50 Bibles written in
Hausa language to a church leader and members of the church.
Hajiya Ramatu Tijjani who arrived the Christ Evangelical
Intercessory Fellowship Ministry Sabon-Tasha, Kaduna at 9:30am with her son,
Abdullahakim, to attend Sunday church service with Christians, explained that
there is the need to start the World Interfaith Harmony Week holding between 1
and 7 February by donating important gift such as Bibles to Christians.
Intercessory Fellowship Ministry Sabon-Tasha, Kaduna at 9:30am with her son,
Abdullahakim, to attend Sunday church service with Christians, explained that
there is the need to start the World Interfaith Harmony Week holding between 1
and 7 February by donating important gift such as Bibles to Christians.
She also said the importance of sharing Bibles to Christians
is to boost mutual understanding and inter-religious dialogue as well as spread
the culture of peace and harmony in a way to immensely promote harmony between
all people regardless of their faith and belief.
is to boost mutual understanding and inter-religious dialogue as well as spread
the culture of peace and harmony in a way to immensely promote harmony between
all people regardless of their faith and belief.
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