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The fasting of Ramadan, one of the five pillars of Islam, has been completed worldwide. We thank Allah for guiding us successfully. Muslims therefore entered the festive atmosphere to observe the prayers of Eid Al Fitr in mosques and open spaces.
In Ghana, where a holiday was declared today for all Ghanaians, Eid prayers will be held at Independence Square in Accra and in the regional and district capitals. During the past month, Muslims of the age agreed with Islamic law to stay away from food, water and bodily pleasures from dawn to dusk.
During the month, the Muslims did not just stay hungry, they revered day and night and began charity by feeding the poor and needy within Muslim communities, according to Allah's guidance. The good part of all this is that many non-Muslims, such as Christians, helped Muslims with food to break their fast. In Ga East Township, Janet Tulazi Mensah, Executive Director, has given food to Muslims in many parts of the community. This shows how close and harmonious Muslims are to all Ghanaian people.
The observance of fasting is considered beneficial for the health of Muslims. Some Muslims revealed that their blood pressure and other medical problems improved with the fasting period. Again, the national chief Imam and other imams urged Muslims, young and old, to enjoy the holy month in which they worshiped God day and night to improve their moral life. They were advised to stop leading a careless life and to ride motorcycles without warranty in towns and villages.
Young people must do more and more to benefit their parents, their teachers and the people of Ghana in general. This advice is good for young people. If they stick to them, they will avoid the militancy, robberies and murders that are multiplying in some parts of Ghana. I pray that the so-called month prayers will touch the hearts of those who are involved in community violence in northern Ghana, such as Chereponi, and between other cities, as well as between Chokosis and Kokombas, to put an end to age-old conflicts.
The spirit of peace must prevail in Ghana to prevent people from attacking churches like Sri Lanka, Burkina Faso and other countries. While thanking God for bringing the Muslims and the nation so far to work for peace, we pray that the Muslims of Ghana do not give up the good cause that they have defended in the development spiritual, morality, peace and love for humanity during the month of Ramadan.
I wish everyone a happy Eid party.
Long live the leadership and Muslim members in Ghana, Africa and the world.
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