Abduljabbar Nasuru Kabara

Abduljabbar Nasuru Kabara (born 7 February 1970) is an Islamic cleric and a scholar based in Kano, Nigeria. He is the son of Nasuru Kabara, a formal Qadiriyya leader in Africa.
Early life.
Abduljabbar was born in Kabara town in the city of Kano State, Nigeria, to the family of the prominent Qadiriyya leader of Africa Sheikh Nasuru Kabara, His mother's name is Hajiya Hafsah Adussamad, He is a brother to the current Qadiriyya leader of Africa known as Qaribullahi Nasuru Kabara, his brother have been leading the Qadiriyya Movement in Nigeria since the demise of their father, Sheikh Nasir Kabara, in the year 1996.
Education.
He attend Ma'ahad School just like everyone from Kabara family, He received his further education at Aliya and ATC Gwale, later on he move to Iraq to advance his studies, but according to Abduljabbar he said he obtained most of his education from his father for almost 25 years of his life.
Islamic faith.
Abduljabbar through his life is well known as a Qadiriyya follower and a scholar, following the footsteps of his father, later on around the year 2020 to 2021, He expressed his faith as a Shia believer during an interview with BBC Hausa, saying "after a long indepeath research which I have made by myself, I realized that Shi'a have more scriptural evidence than Sunni Islam in that aspect" He said "I will not bother myself if you call me a Shi'a, but I'll be concerned with calling me a Sunni",
Personal life.
He is a son to Nasuru Kabara and Hajiya Hafsah Adussamad, He is married with children. He mostly like Tuwon dawa with Miyar kuka soup and a Beef of ram, He likes tourism to States like Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Russia, Syria and United Arab Emirates.
Criticism.
Abduljabbar was considered one of the most controversial Muslim scholars in Kano State, He was accused by majority of Nigerian Islamic clerics for making Blasphemy against the prophet Muhammad's Companions indirectly and to the prophet himself, the blasphemy cause a lot of quarrels and objection from Nigerian Islamic scholars from Izala Movement in Nigeria, Salafi movement and the rest of Ɗarika clerics, especially his brother Qaribullahi Nasuru Kabara who rejected his entire Fatwa and said his fatwa has nothing to do with Qadiriyya. as a result of the blasphemy and possibilities of chaos, the Government of Kano State under the leadership of Abdullahi Umar Ganduje closed his Mosque and banned Abduljabbar from teaching and making Da'awah in the entire state of Kano. Abduljabbar during an interview with BBC Hausa he said the act of the Kano State government for banning him is injustice. the state government denied the demolition of Abduljabbar's school in the State after a rumour they have heard in the State.