Shari'a Commission resolves 7 disputes, marries off two converts
The director said the Commission also married out two converts, sponsored their wedding; bought their beds, other furniture and kitchen utensils.
The Kano State Shari'a Commission resolved seven cases bordering on leadership tussles in mosques and Islamic schools in two months.
Alhaji Auwal Lamido, Director, Administration and General Service at the Commission, said on Thursday in Kano that the cases were resolved in March and April.
The director said the Commission also married out two converts, sponsored their wedding; bought their beds, other furniture and kitchen utensils.
Lamido urged members of the public to ensure they imbibed good morals and have the fear of God in their dealings.
The Commission was established in 2001 as the Bureau for Islamic Social Affairs, but was elevated to the Sharia Commission on Nov. 7, 2003.
Its function is to promote, enforce and develop Islamic and cultural values in the state.