The Muslim Community in Ghana has join many Ghanaians and other faith-base organizations to reject the Comprehensive Sexuality Education curriculum that is to be introduced to the basic school in Ghana.
In a press statement issued by Alhaji Khuzaima Osman, Personal Assistant to the National Chief Imam said the “Islamic Community does not accept any form of educating minors and pupils on sexuality.”
“In our estimation, such a move is an attempt to hide behind educational reforms to brainwash the pupils with LGBT agenda.”
Describing the reform as “satanic agenda” has appeal to the Ministry of Education and Ghana Education Services to drop the CSE from the curriculum “in the interest of national cohesion and moral promotion.”
Read the full statement:
PRESS RELEASE ON THE CSE AT PRE-SCHOOL LEVEL
The Office of the National Chief Imam (ONCI) wishes to add its voice to the ongoing debate on the agenda of Ghana Education Service (GES) to introduce what it calls Comprehensive Sexual Education (CSE) at the KG, targeting 5-year old pupils.
The ONCI is joined in this endeavor by the Tijjaniya Muslims of Ghana, the Islamic Peace and Security Council of Ghana (IPASEC), the Islamic Council for Development and Humanitarian Services (ICODEHS), the Islamic Research Association of Ghana and the Association of the 16 Regional Chiefs Imams.
We would like to state unequivocally that the Islamic Community does not accept any form of educating minors and pupils on sexuality. In our estimation, such a move is an attempt to hide behind educational reforms to brainwash the pupils with LGBT agenda.
Ideally, Islamic jurisprudence recommends that sexual education be introduced to children above the age of 10. This is the time the children are expected to begin to understand the socio-moral consequences of the choice of sex orientation.
We, therefore, urge the sector Ministry and GES to consider a broad consultation with relevant stakeholders on the implementation of the controversial policy.
We appeal to the Ministry and GES to drop that satanic agenda in the interest of national cohesion and moral promotion.
The ONCI and its partners mentioned above take this opportunity to reiterate their commitment to discipline and morality among the youth and in the learning industry.
We thank the media for helping us carry this and other messages across.
Sincerely yours,
Alhaji Khuzaima Osman
Personal Assistant to the National Chief Imam.
Director of Youth and Interfaith Programs, ONCI.
Eminent Member of the Greater Accra Regional Peace Council
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By: Efo Korsi Senyo / awakenewsroom.com
