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28/11/2025

This month will be very long lets continue to digest the religious freedom

Gleaning from social media and other sources, the claim that Christians are given free worship in Islamic schools is a lie. Often times, T.I AMASS in Kumasi, is used as an example, but it's an exception, not the norm.
In the Northern and Savana Regions, all schools, even those that are purely public, have adjusted to Islamic ethos because Muslims are the dominant group of students.
In Salaga SHS for instance, Christian worship is not allowed on campus. All girls, including Christian girls, wear hijabs. On Fridays, school closes at 11am, denying non-Muslim students their right to full week classes. Same in Tamale Girls SHS. Even Christian schools like St. Vincent College of Education in Yendi have had to make some adjustments to cater for our Muslim brothers and sisters. And for me, these adjustments are fair for peaceful coexistence.
Now, I can say more than 90% of Christian schools do better than what T.I AMASS does, yet the Muslim community in Ghana is deliberately pursuing an agenda that paints Christians as suppressive. Christian leaders are right to suspect that it is an infiltrating strategy.
There are two truths in this matter. The first truth is that every school has it's rules and ethos. In Wesley Girls there are strict times for doing everything e.g dressing, worship, meals, and preps. You cannot choose not to eat in the name of religion when it's time for meals. That's what has made Wesley Girls what it's that you would want to send your child.
The second truth is that Muslims in Ghana don't have the schools. If they had, they would do the worst of religious restrictions.
Me: Respect others' spaces. Know the rules of the school you are choosing for your child and prepare to adjust. It's as simple as that. I don't like it when people carry their house rules to other people's courtyards. That's the worst form of suppression. That cannot be constitutional.

27/11/2025

The Islamic preacher Zakir Naik got into a taxi in London and said to the driver: 😲

“My brother, turn off the radio, please, because as the Holy Qur’an says, I’m not allowed to listen to music, since in the Prophet’s time there was no Western music, which is the music of the unbelievers.”

The taxi driver kindly turned off the radio, stopped the taxi, and opened the door for him.
Zakir asked him: “My brother, what are you doing?”

The taxi driver politely replied:
“In the Prophet’s time, there were no taxis, no bombs, no loudspeakers in mosques, no su***de attacks. So be quiet, get out, and wait for a camel to pass.”

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This is the saying of TRUE MUSLIM Many of us grew up in Christian schools across Ghana, especially the Roman Catholic in...
27/11/2025

This is the saying of TRUE MUSLIM

Many of us grew up in Christian schools across Ghana, especially the Roman Catholic institutions. We recited the Angelus at 12 p.m., joined morning devotion, memorised Bible verses, and participated fully in school life. Yet none of that changed our faith. If anything, it helped us understand Christian traditions better and appreciate the similarities that exist between Islam and Christianity.
That exposure strengthened my identity as a Muslim. It broadened my mind and taught me tolerance, the very value that has kept Ghana peaceful for generations.
This is why, in light of the recent concerns raised by a Muslim student at Wesley Girls, I believe we need a calm, honest conversation. Ghana’s secular education system has coexisted with religious diversity for decades. Christian-founded schools follow Christian routines. Islamic schools follow Islamic routines. And both systems have produced disciplined, educated, morally grounded citizens.
So if a Muslim student or parent strongly prefers an environment where hijab is mandatory, where Islamic prayers, fasting routines, and religious norms are fully observed without restriction, the simplest and most practical choice is to attend one of the many excellent Islamic schools across the country. That is the most peaceful way to maintain one’s religious discipline while avoiding unnecessary tension.
What we must not encourage is agitation that threatens the unity we have built as a country. Ghana has enjoyed mutual respect between Muslims and Christians for decades, and we must protect that at all costs.
A true Ghanaian understands diversity and embraces coexistence. Let’s not allow isolated incidents to create division. Instead, let’s promote tolerance, respect institutional cultures, and ensure every student chooses the environment that best aligns with their values.
Ghana’s peace is bigger than any school debate.
Let’s keep it that way. 🇬🇭🤝✨

27/11/2025

Let's disseminate the teachings of Christ naturally.

As a Muslim, you want fairness. But you also want honesty. When we talk about religious freedom in an Islamic school, we...
27/11/2025

As a Muslim, you want fairness. But you also want honesty. When we talk about religious freedom in an Islamic school, we must face the facts. No Islamic senior high school in Ghana will allow traditional worshippers or idol worshippers to set up a shrine on campus in the name of freedom of religion. That is the reality.

The Simple Truth

Every school with a religious identity sets boundaries to protect its values. Islamic schools follow Islamic principles. They don’t allow practices that contradict those principles. This is the same way mission schools protect their Christian identity.

Using Islamic Senior High as an Example
Ask yourself: Can a traditionalist walk into Islamic SHS and request a space for rituals?
Can they set up a shrine, burn incense, or perform rites during school hours?

Can they demand “equal space” because of freedom of worship? You know the answer. The school will not allow it. This is not hatred or discrimination. It is about the school’s identity and the values it was built to uphold.

Why This Matters in the Wesley Girls Debate
When we argue for accommodation for Muslim students, we must stay truthful.
We can ask for reasonable space for prayer or fasting.

We can push for fair treatment.
But we should not pretend that schools with strong religious foundations don’t have limits. Islamic schools too.

Being honest strengthens our argument. It removes hypocrisy from the debate.

The Bigger Point
The Constitution protects freedom of worship. But it also allows institutions to maintain their religious character. The real conversation should be about balance not about pushing narratives that ignore the truth. If we want fairness from others, we must also apply the same standard to ourselves.

~ Yussif Abdul Ganiyu Inshola
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