Muslims across Nigeria continue to express condolence messages following the bus fire accident that claimed seven lives of members of the Muslim group, Al-Mu’minaat.
Muslim Media Practitioners of Nigeria (MMPN) in a statement issued on Friday commiserated with the leadership and families of the martyred seven Al-Mu’minaat sisters.
National President, Abdur-Rahman Balogun wrote: “We see this sad and unfortunate as a trial from Allah and we accept it in good faith as all souls will definitely return back to the Creator, Allah SWT, at the appointed time.
“We pray unto Allah to forgive the shortcomings of the Almuminat sisters , who died in His cause, and other dead Muslims, restore the health of those injured, console the families and the entire Muslim Ummah in the best form and make the deceased inheritors of al-janah firdaus. Aamin.
Sympathisers also wrote condolences messages on various social media platforms. See some of the messages below:
Al-Mu’minaat, the organisers of a four-day training programme tagged Al-Mu’minaat Training Forum (ATF), has also cancelled the ongoing training programme.
Recall that a pregnant woman, a nursing mother and children were among the seven people that died in the accident.
