Shi’ites attend Christmas service in Zaria, present gifts to church

Shi’ites attend Christmas service in Zaria, present gifts to church

Islamic group Shi’ites signed up with Christians at a Christmas service at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Samaru, Zaria, Kaduna State, on Monday to enhance spiritual consistency and unity in between spiritual groups.

The leader of the Shi’ite group, Isah-Hassan Mshelgaru, stated it acknowledged Christmas as a day for celebrations, friendliness and unity.

He included that signing up with the Christian faithful as they marked Christmas was indicated to restore expect magnificent unity amongst Muslims and other religious beliefs.

Mr Mshelgaru stated the group’s see to the church for Christmas was to reinforce the relationship in between the 2 faith groups.

He kept in mind that Islam and Christianity were revered faiths, with more than 90 percent of Nigeria’s population as followers.

“When other devoted join with the 2 faith groups, it implies the entire of Nigeria is unified,”he stated.

Speaking on the effect of the go to, Mr Mshelgaru stated that as a group, it began check outs to churches more than 25 years earlier, and ever since, there has actually been enhanced comprehending in between the group and Christians.

“The see has actually decreased the worries and some bitterness in between the 2 faith groups. They (Christians) are now available to us; we share beliefs and issues.

“The routine exchange of sees has actually bridged the spaces in between us,” he stated.

Previously, the parish priest, Isak Augustine, applauded the Islamic group for the check out and advised the group to make more check outs to enhance spiritual consistency and unity.

He wished the peace of God to come into Nigeria and to restore the nation from myriad socio-economic difficulties.

The Shi’ite group later on provided presents to the Catholic church.

(NAN)

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