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The Contribution of Bugisu Civil Society Network (BUCINET) Human Rights Initiatives on Peace Building in Mbale Municipality
(Islamic Universiy In Uganda, 2015) Sani, Abdulkadir
The study was conducted on the contribution of Bugisu civil society network(BUCINET) on peace building activities, the study was guided by the following objectives: To establish the effect of Public awareness of BUCINET on the peace building activities in Mbale municipality, to find out the relationship between Capacity building of BUCINET and peacebuilding in Mbale municipality, to establish the effect of Lobbying and advocacy of BUCINET on peace building in Mbale municipality. The researcher used a cross sectional survey design were methodological triangulation was used to obtain a qualitative data, the researcher used both the questionnaire and interview schedule to obtain the primary data. The following results were obtained from the field survey: capacity building had the highest mean rank of (2.5190) and therefore it was clear that most of the respondents believed that capacity building was greatly perceived and done by BUCINET and this could have a great impact on peace building, this was followed by public awareness with a mean rank of (2.2626) and lastly lobbying and advocacy had the least presence in BUCINET advocacy programs with a mean rank of (2.2626). lobbying and advocacy was returned as the stand alone predictor with the R2 of 0.881, furthermore the researcher found out that there was a statistically significant effect of lobbying and advocacy on peace building with the coefficient of r( 0.939, p ( 0.000). the excluded variables were capacity building and public awareness with the coefficients of: The beta coefficient for public awareness is 0.024, this meant that public awareness had positive but weak relationship with peace building explained by 3.2%, this was further revealed to be statistically insignificant as shown by the t value of 0.391<+2. Also capacity building had a beta coefficient of -0.030, it was further found that there was an inverse relationship between capacity building and peace building as explained by -8.2%, this was also statistically insignificant relationship and hence this meant that the organization should more duel on lobbying and advocacy other than capacity building and public awareness. Therefore the researcher made the following conclusions regarding the null hypothesis: H01: the researcher accepted the null hypothesis that there is a statistically insignificant effect of public awareness on peace building in Mbale municipality. H02: the researcher accepted the null hypothesis that there is a statistically insignificant effect of capacity building on peace building. H03: the researcher rejected the null hypothesis and concluded that there is a statistically significant effect of lobbying and advocacy on peace building. The following recommendations were deduced from the study findings: The government and NGOs should review its policies in order to reflect their services for the benefit and betterment of the community. They should also emphasis on advocacy and Lobbying, guidance and counselling services as avenues to fight violation of human right. And people in the community should appreciate the effort of NGOs towards their support on development.
The development of Islamic jurisprudence and classical jurisprudence
(Islamic University in Uganda, 2017) Sani, Abdulkadir
Islam is a religion of Allah the Almighty who sent His messengers to preach his religion with scriptures and that religion is Islam. The book of Allah contains a message and commandment to mankind directing the mankind to restrain from certain act that are abominable and as such punishment will be the consequence of those who violate the rules of Allah. At the same juncture, the commandment wishes some promises to those who obey the rules of Allah of some rewards to paradise as the place of their abode. However, Islam as a religion cover every aspect of life of the believers and the rules and commandment always go with time and situation of the whole world. On these reasons, Islam allows certain things that are not clearly mention and do not contradict the rule of Allah to be practiced, e.g. customs. The prophets of Allah decide to the people sent to them on what to do and undo. After their demise their companions preside over matters by making reference to the book send to them through the prophet. As the generation goes the companions took over and preside and those who follow them. This extension brings about many changes as the religion goes with time and the understanding of the scholars also differs which lay the foundation of Islamic jurisprudence. New things emerge where no authority to relied on and need to be position by way of religion and the Qur’an or Sunnah does not clearly make a pronouncement. This create a gap where scholars gave their contribution and opinion by making reference to Qur’an and Sunnah in deciding some matters and because of this different views of the scholars bring in different understanding and different laws. But the Qur’an and Sunnah remain the source relied by any scholar in his saying or writing.