Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Sheikh Muhammad Nura Khalid
Chief imam of an apparently major mosque in Nigeria's capital - while this in itself does not guarantee notability, it still somewhat suggests that an apparent lack of sources may be a problem of . In this case, I rather wonder whether the nominator only looked for sources using the full article title - which would have been problematic in at least two ways here, firstly because "Sheikh" is an honorific rather than part of the subject's name and is frequently either replace by another honorific ("Imam", for instance) or omitted altogether, and secondly because Muhammed is such a common name in many Muslim societies that it is often omitted when referring to a person. In this case, it also turns out that a number of sources refer to him as Nuru Khalid rather than Nura Khalid - these http://www.nigerianobservernews.com/2015/01/04/maulud-clerics-task-muslims-on-virtues-of-prophet-muhammad/#sthash.znCRAKbb.dpbs http://www.deutschlandfunk.de/nigeria-dialog-gegen-den-terror.886.de.html?dram:article_id=290687 http://www.katholisch.de/de/katholisch/themen/gesellschaft/140612_boko_haram.php, for instance. Reliable sources are not quite as plentiful as I would like, but this often seems to be the case even with major Muslim religious figures, at least outside Europe and North America
— User:PWilkinson, 22:18, 16 April 2015 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:BIAS (Wikipedia:Systemic bias)