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Smoking in Keffi: Islamic Solution
Smoking is one of the greatest causes of illness and premature death in many countries. This book gives reasons why smoking is so harmful. It also lists the benefits of stopping the culturally and Islamically deviant practice. It is universally accepted that smoking has many serious health and life hazards complications. These hazards affects not only the smoker himself but those around him as well. No one can deny the harmful effects that it has on one's body, financial condition, society and religion. Islamic law (Shari'ah) has stressed the importance of being in good health to the extent that the Prophet (peace be upon him) even instructed Muslims in all ages to strike a balance in eating and drinking so as to evade any harmful effects on their health. Therefore, a more worthy reason to quit smoking is to adhere to the command of Almighty Allah and the instructions of the Prophet (peace be upon him), to eat and drink healthy and refrain from harmful substances. Almighty Allah Says: "O you who believed! Eat from the good [i.e., lawful] things which We have provided for you and be grateful to Allah, if it is [indeed] Him that you worship." [Quran 2: 172].
Ombatse: An Invention of Tradition and Understanding Communal Conflicts in Nasarawa State, Nigeria
This book is about the emergence of ombatse, an Eggon ethnic militia in central Nigeria. Ombatse has become an invention by some Eggon people in response to their 'bleak' suffering or 'marginalised' situation in an attempt to effect their 'liberation'. It was initially formed as a political movement but after the outbreak of communal conflict in 2012, it was transformed into an ethnic militia. Ombatse has now become a non-state collective actor that organises violence and the group have been able to overcome the many challenges they have faced, especially raising funds, recruiting members and ensuring that members remain committed.
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