Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria expressed condolences over the death of former National President
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The Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSNLagos) has expressed its condolences to its national body following the death of former National President Prof Huseini Abdulkareem.
Abdulkareem died on Sunday and was buried in Lagos, Nigeria, in accordance with Islamic rites.
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Mallam Miftaudeen Thanni, the Amir (President) of MSSNLagos, described Abdulkareem’s death as a huge loss to the entire Muslim community and youths in his condolence message.
He also expressed his condolences to the entire AbdulKareem family, wishing Allah to grant them the strength to bear the loss.
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According to him, the late Prof Hussein Abdulkareem’s impact, contribution, and solid foundation are still the pillars that support society today.
“Because of his contributions to society and the academic field, he will be greatly missed as a father, mentor, and selfless leader of the MSSN family.” He’s a great guy.
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