Of the country in nigerian cities. Sheikh has no support in the region. Therefore, the friday prayer ceremony and the Walking Program are two precious opportunities so that he can directly communicate with the people and introduce his shia and ashura way of thinking to everyone. Members of the Islamic Movement go to the mosque before friday they give speeches during the friday sermon or after the friday sermon. This still exists. Few people listen. People understand what kind of fight this is. People understand what i am saying to the people. The official foundation of the Islamic Movement in nigeria is established by Sheikh Ibrahim and his friends, a movement that, according to the sheikh and his friends , has no other goal than the establishment of islam and the unity of muslims. Weekly sessions of ethics lessons are also established. Effective and popular sessions. Was applying was practicalizing this very v in his life in his methodology. Na was inviting people, why dont we go and
Yanzu a yandan yan uwa zaka ga wayensu iyayansu, sunni ne su kuma suna shia, haka nan alamarin yake, wato mo nan ba da yake shian ta zo ne yan yannannan, ba tun tarihi dama can akwai mu ba ne balantana a ce ga garilan shiana, shian tare da sunna suke, to kuma bisa ma zabin kashin kamu. Muna iya cewa mata a police, ba mu ga cewa ya cancan ta mu wara kanmu. He has several sections of say from four oclock every day he stays with people , he prays congregational prayers jamaat with people morning time, evening times with people, people came to his house and then he has time, he goes to town, he goes to different cities and meet with the other scholars and he has so many programs that makes him meet with the people. Loving people is the same thing that the imam used to send gifts to the christians in New Palestine during christmas. He used to inspect other wahhabi sunnis who were around their homes and their lives, he sent them gifts , he sent food, he sent food, even his eloquence and mora
grave the situation already is, risks becoming and many tunisians we re talking to, volunteers there, they are very upset about what they say is the lack of sufficient international aid. wolf? i know that there s a million egyptians who have been living in libya working there. i assume most of the refugees are egyptians but they come from all sorts of countries. isn t that right? reporter: that s right, wolf. the majority of the people crossing over are egyptian. they are very critical of their government saying that it s not doing enough to try to evacuate its nationals back to egypt. we also saw a number of bangladeshis, people from african nations who are stuck in this mo nan s la this no-man . they are so desperate and holding up signs that say help, help, help. others saying united nations, where are you? one bangladeshi man on the verge of tears begging for anyone to just pay attention to their case saying, please, we only want one