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How Zamfara govt orders state to mourn for copies of torn Qu’ran
Zamfara Muslims must undertake three days of fasting and offer special prayers to seek Allah’s punishment on those behind the desecration of the Holy Qu’ran in the state.
Gov. Bello Matawalle made the call in Gusau on Friday through his Director-General Media and Publicity, Yusuf Idris.
There were reports of the desecration of the Islamic Holy Book since 2016, especially in Gusau, the state capital.
The governor said the decision was taken following an advice by the State Council of Ulama.
“I am appealing to people of Zamfara State to conduct a three-day fasting and pray to almighty Allah to expose Qur’anic desecrators in the state,” he said.
Mr Matawalle said the state government had organised a special prayer session at Gusau Eid Praying Ground this Friday.
He also called on Imams of Jumu’at Mosques across the state to conduct special prayers during their Jummu’at prayers’ sermons to seek divine intervention over the issue.
Mutilated copies of the Holy Qur’an were last Friday found in Shatima Model Primary School Tudun-Wada, Gusau which led the closure of the school and suspension of all teachers by the state government.
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