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16/01/2026

Salatul-Jumu‘ah or Friday Prayer is offered in congregation. It is offered in place of Zuhr Prayer. Each week on Friday, Muslims are required to take a bath, dress in their best clean clothes, wear perfume and assemble in the mosque for Friday Prayer. The Holy Quran and the Hadith speak highly of the blessings of Jumu‘ah Prayer. If a Muslim spends Friday in the remembrance of God Almighty, supplicating before his Lord, he is abundantly rewarded by Allah.

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14/01/2026

NAG/JNI National Leadership Pays Courtesy Visit to the Secretary General of Jama’atu Nasril Islam

The leadership of The Nigerian Aid Group Of Islam' Jama'atu Nasril Islam National Headquarters, on 13 January 2026, paid a courtesy visit to the Secretary General of Jama'atu Nasril Islam, Professor Khalid Abubakar, at his office located at the JNI National Headquarters in Kaduna State.

The visit was undertaken to formally convey the organization’s goodwill, appreciation, and heartfelt gratitude to the Secretary General for his unwavering support, guidance, and encouragement, particularly during the 50th Anniversary National Convention of the Nigeria Aid Group of Islam, which was successfully held in Kaduna on 20 December 2025.

The NAG leadership acknowledged that the consistent support and cooperation of the Secretary General played a significant role in the successful planning and ex*****on of the landmark anniversary event.

The delegation comprised members of the National Executive Council of the Nigeria Aid Group of Islam, alongside Zonal Coordinators, reflecting the organization’s unity, inclusiveness, and collective appreciation.

The Nigeria Aid Group of Islam reaffirmed its commitment to continued collaboration with Jama’atu Nasril Islam in advancing humanitarian service, Islamic values, and national development.

The leadership further offered prayers that Almighty Allah rewards the leaders of the organization abundantly, grants them long life, and strengthens them in their service to Islam and humanity.

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13/01/2026

POST 50TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY COURTESY VISIT TO PROF. KHAKID A. ALIYU (SEC. GEN. JNI) @ THE JNI BY THE APEX LEADERSHIP OF NIGERIA AID GROUP OF JNI TODAY AT THE JNI NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS, KADUNA

12/01/2026

NAG of JNI National Leadership Pays Courtesy Visit to the Emir of Kano

The leadership of The Nigerian Aid Group Of Islam' Jama'atu Nasril Islam National Headquarters, on Monday, 13 January 2026, paid a courtesy visit to the Palace of His Royal Highness, Alhaji Aminu Ado Bayero CFR, JP, the Emir of Kano Which is the National Chairman of the Nigeria Aid Group of Islam (NAG), providing national leadership and strategic direction to the organization across the country.

The visit was aimed at formally conveying the organization’s goodwill, appreciation, and heartfelt gratitude to His Royal Highness for his unwavering support, encouragement, and fatherly guidance, particularly his significant role and support during the 50th Anniversary National Convention of the Nigeria Aid Group, which was successfully held in Kaduna on 20 December 2025.

The leadership of NAG acknowledged that the Emir’s continued commitment and support greatly contributed to the success of the landmark anniversary celebration and the advancement of the organization’s humanitarian and Islamic service objectives nationwide.

The visit was led by members of the National Executive Council of NAG, accompanied by Zonal Coordinators, reflecting the organization’s unity and collective appreciation for the leadership and guidance provided by His Royal Highness.

The Nigeria Aid Group of Islam reaffirmed its respect for traditional institutions and its commitment to continued collaboration with religious and traditional leaders in promoting humanitarian service, peace, and national development.

The leadership prayed that Almighty Allah rewards the leaders of the organization abundantly, grants them long life, and strengthens them in service to humanity and Islam.

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11/01/2026

The Nigerian Aid Group Of Islam' Jama'atu Nasril Islam National Leadership Pays Courtesy Visit to the Emir of Katsina

The leadership of The Nigerian Aid Group of Islam National Headquarters, today paid a courtesy visit to the Palace of His Royal Highness, Alhaji Dr. Abdulmumini Kabir Usman, the Emir of Katsina.

His Royal Highness, Alhaji Dr. Abdulmumini Kabir Usman, whose Serves as the National President of the Nigeria Aid Group (NAG), providing leadership and guidance to the organization nationwide.

The purpose of the visit was to formally convey the organization’s goodwill, appreciation, and profound gratitude to His Royal Highness for his unwavering support, encouragement, and fatherly role, particularly during the 50th Anniversary National Convention of the Nigeria Aid Group, which was successfully held in Kaduna on 20th December 2025.

The NAG National leadership acknowledged the Emir’s consistent commitment to the growth, unity, and progress of humanitarian activities across the country, noting that his moral and institutional support greatly contributed to the success of the landmark anniversary celebration.

The visit further reaffirmed Aid Group's respect for traditional institutions and its continued collaboration with religious and community leaders in promoting peace, humanitarian service, and national development.

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10/01/2026

Motivation for Volunteers (Humanitarian Workers)

Dear Volunteers, your work is a great act of worship. Every hand you extend to help, Allah sees it. Even if you are not appreciated in this world, the reward is with Allah.
Remember: a small act of help can become a big change in someone’s life. Do not get tired, do not lose hope. Work with sincerity, patience, and compassion—success and blessings will follow you.
May Allah grant you more strength, open for you the doors of goodness, and reward you with Paradise. Keep illuminating lives!

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01/01/2026

A good leader in Islam is characterized by piety (taqwa), knowledge, wisdom (hikmah), justice, compassion, and selflessness, embodying the Prophet Muhammad's example of mercy, honesty, and humility while consulting with others (shura) and prioritizing the community's well-being over personal gain, ensuring they are loved by their people and feared by God. They are firm yet gentle, decisive, patient (sabr), and trustworthy, serving as a role model for their followers.

Core Spiritual & Ethical Qualities:
1. Taqwa (God-consciousness): A deep awareness of Allah, leading to piety and humility, as stated in the Quran

2. Justice (Adl): Treating everyone fairly, without discrimination, a foundational trait.

3. Honesty & Truthfulness (Sadiq): Being trustworthy, reflecting the Prophet's title "Al-Amin" (The Trustworthy).

4. Compassion & Mercy (Rahmah): Showing kindness and understanding, as exemplified by the Prophet.

5. Selflessness & Sacrifice: Placing the community's needs above personal desires.

31/12/2025

In Islam, being a first aider is highly rewarded and strongly encouraged because it directly involves saving life, helping others, and showing mercy—all core Islamic values. Here are the key benefits, explained simply and clearly:

1. Saving a Life is Like Saving All of Humanity

Allah says in the Qur’an:

“Whoever saves one life, it is as if he has saved all of mankind.”
(Qur’an 5:32)

A first aider may be the reason someone survives an accident or illness, which brings immense reward (ajr) from Allah.

2. Great Reward for Helping Others

The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said:

“Allah helps His servant as long as the servant helps his brother.”
(Sahih Muslim)

By giving first aid, you are serving people in their most difficult moments, and Allah promises His help in return.

3. An Act of Mercy (Rahma)

Islam places great importance on mercy:

“Those who show mercy will be shown mercy by the Most Merciful.”
(Tirmidhi)

First aid is a clear expression of compassion, kindness, and mercy, qualities loved by Allah.

4. Fulfilling the Duty of Brotherhood (Ukhuwwah)

The Prophet (ﷺ) said:

“The believers are like one body; if one part feels pain, the whole body responds.”
(Bukhari & Muslim)

A first aider lives this teaching by responding immediately when others are hurt or in danger.

5. Continuous Charity (Sadaqah)

Providing first aid—especially voluntarily—is considered sadaqah, even without money.

The Prophet (ﷺ) said:

“Every good deed is charity.”
(Bukhari)

Each time you assist an injured person, you earn ongoing rewards.

6. Protecting Life (Hifz an-Nafs)

Preserving life is one of the five main objectives of Shari’ah (Maqasid al-Shari’ah).
Being a first aider directly supports this important Islamic principle.

7. Dawah Through Action

Helping people in emergencies shows the true beauty of Islam through action, not words. It builds trust, respect, and love for Muslims and Islamic organizations.

8. Spiritual Growth and Accountability

Being a trained first aider means:

You are prepared to act righteously

You reduce harm and suffering

You avoid negligence when help is possible

This brings peace of heart and spiritual fulfillment.

In Summary

Being a first aider in Islam:

✔ Saves lives

✔ Earns huge rewards

✔ Shows mercy and kindness

✔ Strengthens brotherhood

✔ Counts as charity

✔ Fulfills Islamic duty

For someone like you involved in humanitarian and community service, this role aligns perfectly with Islamic teachings and service to humanity.

If you like, I can also shorten this for a training manual, Friday sermon (khutbah), or NGO report.