Sarkozy

Apparently, most of those who call for sanity in the-sometimes-unhealthy Islamic engagements within Tamale are themselves stoking the fires in same.

Over the years, I’ve avoided meddling in the controversies on the issues of moon sighting, local or abroad. I’ve done this for good reason - if you’re following Saudi, do; I don’t believe that means your fasting is null. If you’re fasting following local sighting as well, I don’t believe your fasting is null. We’re all good.

Now if you’re publicly clamoring for sanity, peace and respect for one another’s views and beliefs and turn around to stoke the fires that be, you never meant any good with your calls.

If you heard Saudi sighted the moon and you fasted. Keep it in good faith. To turn around to be asking people why the size of the crescent is “big” today only exposes the dogmatic pettiness you hide in you, whilst publicly calling for sanity. The simple question I have for all of those asking is, can kindly show us the size of the crescent you saw yesterday and decided to fast today?

We can practice our respective beliefs and still respect one another and our diversity. For now, let’s accept that the Tamale issue is purely personal interests and political idiosyncrasies that transcend Islam.

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