To add to your argument, I think strictly public schools should do away with all compulsory religious services. So-called morning devotions are intertwined with Christian teachings, and this is not fair to other religious gro ... read full comment
To add to your argument, I think strictly public schools should do away with all compulsory religious services. So-called morning devotions are intertwined with Christian teachings, and this is not fair to other religious groups or atheists. Ghana is a secular state,and we should practice the separation of religion and the institutions of state. Thus all its public institutions must remain secular. There is however nothing wrong with providing space for whoever wants to exercise his/her religion to do so in peace. But no particular religion should be purveyed in our public schools.
I have nothing to add to your take on those parochial institutions. They earned the right to dictate their religious preference when they set up their own schools.
ghana ba 11 years ago
well said
well said
Kwapps 11 years ago
It is unusual for a Muslim to be self-critical, that would be inviting trouble to oneself, sometimes serious consequences. So I had given up all hope of this ever occurring until coming across this article. It seems to me tha ... read full comment
It is unusual for a Muslim to be self-critical, that would be inviting trouble to oneself, sometimes serious consequences. So I had given up all hope of this ever occurring until coming across this article. It seems to me that something that should be easily understood by everyone becomes a problem for Muslims, not just here in Ghana but all around the world. This writer has shed some light on the inner thoughts of the Muslim mind that I never knew existed. There would be peace everywhere if all Muslims could be as bold as this writer.
osman 11 years ago
well said pal,we muslims spend our money on big waleema n forget the education of our wards.we should wake up from our slumber n begin to build our own schools.demostration willnot solve our problems.salamu Alaikum
well said pal,we muslims spend our money on big waleema n forget the education of our wards.we should wake up from our slumber n begin to build our own schools.demostration willnot solve our problems.salamu Alaikum
Perrot 11 years ago
Good piece but my brother lets not forget what the scriptures says regarding HIJAB, the QURAN and the BIBLE do speak about HIJAB. in the BIBLE it says in 1CONRINTHIANS 11:5,6 I "5 every woman that prayeth or prophesieth with ... read full comment
Good piece but my brother lets not forget what the scriptures says regarding HIJAB, the QURAN and the BIBLE do speak about HIJAB. in the BIBLE it says in 1CONRINTHIANS 11:5,6 I "5 every woman that prayeth or prophesieth with her head uncovered dishonoureth her head: for that is even all one as if she were shaven. 6 For if the woman be not covered, let her also be shorn: but if it be a shame for a woman to be shorn or shaven, let her be covered"
1 Cor 11:5-6
IBRAHIM TACKIE 10 years ago
Bro Abdul Fatawu, I disagree with you.
Laws are made to be obeyed and we are free to join associations of our choice.
Thus if I register my institution under any umbrella, I am obliged to comply with it's regulations so th ... read full comment
Bro Abdul Fatawu, I disagree with you.
Laws are made to be obeyed and we are free to join associations of our choice.
Thus if I register my institution under any umbrella, I am obliged to comply with it's regulations so there are some questions we need to answer:
When education institutions register under GES what laws and regulations bind them?
Do students sign up to any religion before admission?
Was the President's directive constitutional or otherwise?
I earnestly and eagerly await true and honest answers.
To add to your argument, I think strictly public schools should do away with all compulsory religious services. So-called morning devotions are intertwined with Christian teachings, and this is not fair to other religious gro ...
read full comment
well said
It is unusual for a Muslim to be self-critical, that would be inviting trouble to oneself, sometimes serious consequences. So I had given up all hope of this ever occurring until coming across this article. It seems to me tha ...
read full comment
well said pal,we muslims spend our money on big waleema n forget the education of our wards.we should wake up from our slumber n begin to build our own schools.demostration willnot solve our problems.salamu Alaikum
Good piece but my brother lets not forget what the scriptures says regarding HIJAB, the QURAN and the BIBLE do speak about HIJAB. in the BIBLE it says in 1CONRINTHIANS 11:5,6 I "5 every woman that prayeth or prophesieth with ...
read full comment
Bro Abdul Fatawu, I disagree with you.
Laws are made to be obeyed and we are free to join associations of our choice.
Thus if I register my institution under any umbrella, I am obliged to comply with it's regulations so th ...
read full comment