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Published on 2024-04-15 08:33:00
Ramadan is considered a sacred month in the Islamic calendar, filled with blessings, peace, and unity. Muslims around the world observe fasts, offer prayers, and engage in charitable activities during this auspicious time. It is a period of reflection, self-discipline, and spiritual growth, aiming to attain the pleasure and nearness of Allah Almighty.
The Holy Qur’an emphasizes the importance of peace during Ramadan, prohibiting fighting and promoting harmony among believers. Muslims are encouraged to exhibit good manners, brotherhood, and unity throughout the month, both within their communities and in their personal lives. The teachings of Ramadan are meant to instill a sense of love, compassion, and charity in individuals, fostering a spirit of unity and goodwill.
The significance of peace in Islam is paramount, as it allows believers to worship and connect with Allah Almighty in a harmonious environment. The Prophet Muhammad (saw) emphasized the importance of love and compassion towards one another, highlighting the need for unity and brotherhood among Muslims.
As Ramadan comes to a close, Muslims are reminded to continue practicing the values and teachings they have learned during the month. The Holy Qur’an should remain a guiding light, mosques should continue to be frequented for prayers, and acts of charity and goodwill should persist. It is crucial for individuals to uphold the principles of righteousness, kindness, and generosity even beyond the confines of Ramadan.
Prayers are extended to fellow Muslims who may be suffering around the world, especially in regions affected by conflict and adversity. The need for global peace and harmony is underscored, urging believers to pray fervently for the well-being and stability of all nations.
On behalf of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at in The Gambia, warm greetings and Eid Mubarak wishes are extended to all. May Allah Almighty accept and reward the prayers, sacrifices, and acts of devotion made during Ramadan. Additionally, may He continue to bless and protect the people of The Gambia, ensuring peace, security, and prosperity for all. Ameen. Wassalam.
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