The Islamic Movement in Nigeria, also known as Shiites, has condemned the alleged forceful removal of Hijab by police officers in Abuja, describing it as a grave religious abuse and blasphemy.

According to a statement by Maryam Sani, on behalf of the Sisters Forum of the Islamic movement, the incident involved Muslim women in detention who were allegedly forced to remove their Hijab, a religious headscarf.

The statement denounced the act as a violation of religious freedom and cultural sensitivity.

“We will publicise this abuse to the public (within and outside the country) and also challenge it in the court of law,” the group threatened.

This comes after a one-minute, twenty-one-second video taken within the premises of the FCT Police Command, which was shared in a WhatsApp group of the police community in the FCT went viral on social media showing how the police forcefully removed the Hijab of Muslim sisters, while in police detention.

Sani claimed the Muslim Sisters were arrested during the 2024 Abuja Arba’een Symbolic Trek.

The statement read:

“Our attention has also been drawn to pictures of people arrested during the 2024 Abuja Abra’een Symbolic Trek paraded by the police on 28 August 2024 to newsmen at SARS Abbatoir. The pictures taken by the newsmen also showed our Muslim sisters without Hijab.

“Hijab is a commandment of Allah, the creator of earth and heaven. Allah (T) says in the Qur’an, ‘O Prophet! Say to your wives, your daughters, and the women of the believers that they should let down upon themselves their jalabib.’ (Qur’an: Surah Al-Ahzab, verse 59).

“Hijab is our religion, culture, and right, and the abuse of Hijab is more painful to us than the shelling of live ammunition on us. We will not take this abuse lightly. Certainly, an abuse to Hijab is not just an abuse to the people arrested but to the Muslims and the religion of Islam.

“Verily, the leadership of the police is fully aware of the sanctity of Hijab to Muslims; they just decided to deliberately abuse our religion. First, we condemn the forceful removal of Muslim sisters’ Hijab and consider it an abuse to Muslims and blasphemy to Islam.”

The organisation added that if it is assumed that the perpetrators are not Muslims, it will not believe that during their education, from home training and childhood upbringing at family level through University education and in-service training, they have never learnt how to respect people’s religion and culture.

Meanwhile, the Islamic movement in another round of protest on Friday urged the police authorities to respect people’s religion and culture.

The nationwide protest took place in various cities across the country such as Abuja, Kano, Sokoto, Kaduna, Zaria, Yobe, Gombe,Bauchi, Jos, Katsina, Kebbi and Niger among others.

In Abuja, the protest kicked off at Banex Juma’at Mosque immediately after the Friday prayers and ended at the popular Banex junction.

In Sokoto, Kano, Kaduna and Katsina, many people joined the protest saying Hijab does not just belong to the Shiites Women.

Source: https://dailytrust.com/Shiites-kick-over-removal-of-members-hijab-in-detention

THESE SET OF RELIGIOUS TERRORISTS ORGANIZATIONS STILL GATHERED LIVER TO DEY PROTEST OF THE HIJAB REMOVER? AFTER KILL SOME SECURITY PERSONNEL??
THEY SHOULD AV BEEN SHOOT ON SIGHT.

adenigga:



The Islamic Movement in Nigeria, also known as Shiites, has condemned the alleged forceful removal of Hijab by police officers in Abuja, describing it as a grave religious abuse and blasphemy.

According to a statement by Maryam Sani, on behalf of the Sisters Forum of the Islamic movement, the incident involved Muslim women in detention who were allegedly forced to remove their Hijab, a religious headscarf.

The statement denounced the act as a violation of religious freedom and cultural sensitivity.

“We will publicise this abuse to the public (within and outside the country) and also challenge it in the court of law,” the group threatened.

This comes after a one-minute, twenty-one-second video taken within the premises of the FCT Police Command, which was shared in a WhatsApp group of the police community in the FCT went viral on social media showing how the police forcefully removed the Hijab of Muslim sisters, while in police detention.

Sani claimed the Muslim Sisters were arrested during the 2024 Abuja Arba’een Symbolic Trek.

The statement read:

“Our attention has also been drawn to pictures of people arrested during the 2024 Abuja Abra’een Symbolic Trek paraded by the police on 28 August 2024 to newsmen at SARS Abbatoir. The pictures taken by the newsmen also showed our Muslim sisters without Hijab.

“Hijab is a commandment of Allah, the creator of earth and heaven. Allah (T) says in the Qur’an, ‘O Prophet! Say to your wives, your daughters, and the women of the believers that they should let down upon themselves their jalabib.’ (Qur’an: Surah Al-Ahzab, verse 59).

“Hijab is our religion, culture, and right, and the abuse of Hijab is more painful to us than the shelling of live ammunition on us. We will not take this abuse lightly. Certainly, an abuse to Hijab is not just an abuse to the people arrested but to the Muslims and the religion of Islam.

“Verily, the leadership of the police is fully aware of the sanctity of Hijab to Muslims; they just decided to deliberately abuse our religion. First, we condemn the forceful removal of Muslim sisters’ Hijab and consider it an abuse to Muslims and blasphemy to Islam.”

The organisation added that if it is assumed that the perpetrators are not Muslims, it will not believe that during their education, from home training and childhood upbringing at family level through University education and in-service training, they have never learnt how to respect people’s religion and culture.

Meanwhile, the Islamic movement in another round of protest on Friday urged the police authorities to respect people’s religion and culture.

The nationwide protest took place in various cities across the country such as Abuja, Kano, Sokoto, Kaduna, Zaria, Yobe, Gombe,Bauchi, Jos, Katsina, Kebbi and Niger among others.

In Abuja, the protest kicked off at Banex Juma’at Mosque immediately after the Friday prayers and ended at the popular Banex junction.

In Sokoto, Kano, Kaduna and Katsina, many people joined the protest saying Hijab does not just belong to the Shiites Women.

Source: https://dailytrust.com/Shiites-kick-over-removal-of-members-hijab-in-detention

The government must learn to use dialogue to handle issues. Meet with the leaders and come to a terms favourable to all

Whether hijab is removed or not, arrest is arrest, nobody cares to know whatbyou are wearing or which religion you belongs to. they should be punish according to their offenses

Make everybody rest!

Nigeria is gradually snowballing into a banana republic.

A country where nothing is working. Under a man who said he was prepared for the Job

God help us

Hijab isn't bigger than the government

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what is special about Hijabs? a piece of clothes and noting else

Meanwhile Sunni terrorists are treated like kings in various prisons across Nigeria

You are inside a NIGERIA POLICE CELL, and you still want to FIGHT for your RIGHT.
It CANNOT work o.

I wonder who dey sponsor this people

osuofia2:
what is special about Hijabs? a piece of clothes and noting else

Confirmed........

It is well.

You will soon see those hopeless terrorist disturbing the peace of the nation because of that slave identity( hijab) it so funny how none of them protest against the killing and attacking of the police by their terrorist brothers and sisters but quick to cry foul because one useless slave tag was removed in prison.

You really can't be a mumuslim and still be sane. Never.

Even belt and neck tie is not allowed in police cell. U are talking about hijab.
U want them to use it to commit suicide since you guys doesn't value lifes

Sadly you are minority

Hijab in prison, are they ok? Reason it now...

adenigga:



Source: https://dailytrust.com/Shiites-kick-over-removal-of-members-hijab-in-detention

Jubrilv:
I wonder who dey sponsor this people

They are strongly backed, with enough funding from some Arab world.

Government should not treat this organization with kids glove oooooooooooo
They are registered terrorists organization
Buhari already proscribed them.
Imagine blocking and standing up to the country's chief of defence staff ( BURATAI)
These are well sponsored, organized terrorists organization in the name of religion
Ooooooooooooooo
Tooooooooooor
Government make una no sleep oooooooo

C h a i..





...only after frivolities and meaningless pursuits.

Religion in Nigeria is just all about problems!

Mumus still get mouth ,Dem no go kicked against using hijab to bomb or commit suicide

Make them no remove hijab so that una go hide bomb under abi

004gist:
The government must learn to use dialogue to handle issues. Meet with the leaders and come to a terms favourable to all

na lie na force remain the government should use force on them.simple

004gist:
The government must learn to use dialogue to handle issues. Meet with the leaders and come to a terms favourable to all

Dialogue on what exactly?

Terrorist de claim rights 😂

Mnana:
na lie na force remain the government should use force on them.simple

I don't believe in use of force let's not create a bigger problem. You know Nigerians lack education... High rate of illiteracy is a bomb

2gbasky22:
Make everybody rest!

Nigeria is gradually snobolding into a banana republic.

A country where nothing is working. Under a man who said he was prepared for the Jo

God help us

He knew what he quietly meant as the 'job' he was prepared to do. Giving everyone wotoporously..

Even their females get wahala

Blasphemy on hijab? 🤔

Only in Nigeria we have religion over our Constitution.