Non-Muslims Responsibilities in Kano State:
- Respect for Sharia Law: Non-Muslim residents of Kano State are expected to respect the provisions of Sharia law and refrain from engaging in activities that may violate Islamic principles, out of consideration for the religious sensitivities of the Muslim majority.
- Compliance with Civil Laws: While non-Muslims may not be subject to Sharia law, they are still required to abide by the civil laws and regulations of the state, ensuring that their actions do not infringe upon the rights and freedoms of others.
- Cooperation with Hisbah Authorities: Non-Muslims should cooperate with the Hisbah Corps by adhering to their instructions, particularly in areas where their activities may intersect with Sharia regulations, such as in business practices and public behavior.
- Respect for Religious Diversity: Non-Muslims have a responsibility to respect the religious beliefs and practices of their Muslim neighbors, fostering an environment of tolerance, understanding, and mutual respect within the diverse fabric of Kano State society.
Overall, both Muslims and non-Muslims in Kano State share a common responsibility to contribute to the well-being and harmony of the community, while recognizing and respecting the religious and cultural differences that enrich the fabric of society.