Muslims must remain attached to Islam – Dr. Bonsu

General News on Wednesday, June 5th, 2019

Source: ghananewsagency.org

2019-06-05

Dr. Sheikh Amin Bonsu, National President of the Ghana Muslim Mission, called on Muslims to remain committed to the cause of Islam by showing great concern for the development and well-being of the society.

He said: "Let's focus on the creation of educational institutions to complement governments' efforts in providing educational infrastructure, to enable more children to stay in school." to have access to quality education at all levels, as well as to create jobs for young people to find gainful employment. to enable them to contribute their quota to society ".

In a statement released Tuesday in Accra by the Ghana News Agency, Dr. Bonsu congratulated the Muslims for the success of their Ramadan and wished them a happy Eidul-Fitr celebration, praying to Allah for help. accept all prayers and offer them the best of this world and the afterlife.

He said that Ramadan has been and has always been a great month filled with high spirituality, love, kindness, charitable acts, piety, extra prayers and a lot of kindness. This exercise was meant to remind Muslims of their duties to Almighty God and to humanity, for they imitated the generous and pious, peaceful and decent character of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

He said: "When leaving the month of Ramadan, I urge all Muslims to try to preserve their new state of being by constantly getting closer to Allah by devotion to prayers and frequent reading of the Qur'an. "

Dr. Bonsu said that Eidul-Fitr was a joyous occasion, especially after the 30 days of fasting and prayers in Ramadan. As expected, Muslims around the world celebrated this memorable occasion.

He urged Muslims to take the opportunity to show more love to the poor and needy, neighbors and loved ones by sharing the treats that they have with them in order to gain pleasure d & # 39; Allah.

He urged the youth to celebrate this occasion with humility and solemnity with the fear of Allah. They should try as much as possible to respect the laws of the country and to renounce any act of lawlessness during the celebration of Eid.

He also urged all participants to encourage religious freedom, saying that they appreciated the peace and quiet of Muslims, Christians and all other religions, and prayed to Allah to continue to be in love with each other and to always live in peace.

Dr. Bonsu prayed for the country, asking Allah to give leaders the wisdom to lead the country's affairs and guide them on the right path.

"That Allah grants Ghanaians sustenance. good health filled with good deeds and prosperity and save the nation from all kinds of calamities. We pray for peace in troubled parts of the world, where people, especially women and children, are tortured, starved and suffer all kinds of hardships as a result of war and terrorism. "