Tafsir: Sheikh MUSA SALIHU ALBURHAN

About Sheikh MUSA SALIHU AL-BURHAN:

Sheikh MUSA SALIHU AL-BURHAN, born in Arewa, Nigeria, was deeply rooted in Islamic tradition from a young age, thanks to his devout family who adhered to Ahlussunnah wal Jama’ah values. His early education in local Islamic schools laid a strong foundation in Qur’anic studies, which he furthered through advanced studies in Al kitaab was Sunnah and Manhajus Sunnah. This rigorous education, combined with his innate curiosity about the Hadith, shaped him into a scholar deeply influenced by the teachings of the pious predecessors, or Salafus salih. His career took off with his involvement in the Izala movement, where he became a prominent figure in propagating the right Aqidah, particularly among the Hausa-speaking Muslims in Northern Nigeria. As the Director of Al-Burhan Academic in Gombe, he played a crucial role in educating future Islamic scholars, earning respect for his dedication to spreading the teachings of the Qur’an and Sunnah.

Sheikh AL-BURHAN’s teaching and Da’awah efforts were marked by clarity and adherence to traditional Islamic scholarship. He strategically disseminated the teachings of Al kitaab was Sunnah across Nigeria through lectures, Wa’azi, and Q&As, making complex theological concepts accessible to all. His contributions to Islamic scholarship, including the establishment of educational programs and impactful Tafsir sessions, have profoundly influenced the Muslim community in Nigeria, combating misconceptions and reinforcing orthodox practices. Known for his humility and generosity, Sheikh AL-BURHAN maintained strong ties with his family and community, embodying the principles of Islam in his personal life. His legacy as a beacon of Islamic scholarship and Da’awah continues to inspire future generations to live by the principles of Ahlussunnah wal Jama’ah, highlighting the transformative power of one man’s dedication to Islamic education and reform.