The Chief Imam for Pipeline, Hajj Hassan Umar, has called on Muslims to continue to live in peace and show love to one another as they celebrate Eid al-Adha.
Speaking during the Eid prayers held at Pipeline in Koforidua three days ago, Hajj Hassan Umar said the festival is not only about celebration and sacrifice but also a period for Muslims to reflect on obedience, humility, and support for the needy.
He encouraged parents to guide their children to become responsible citizens and urged the youth to stay away from violence, drug abuse, and other social vices that could destroy their future.
The Chief Imam also prayed for peace and unity in Ghana and appealed to Muslims to continue supporting one another, especially the poor and vulnerable in society.
After the prayers, Muslim families in the community sacrificed rams and shared the meat with relatives, neighbours, and less privileged people as part of the Eid traditions.
Imoro Baba Commends Unity Among Residents During Eid Celebration
A Community Leader at Pipeline, Imoro Baba, has praised residents for the peaceful and united manner in which this year’s Eid al-Adha celebration was observed in the community.
According to him, the festival brought together people from different backgrounds and strengthened the spirit of togetherness among residents of Pipeline.
Imoro Baba noted that many families shared food and supported the needy during the celebration, which he described as a good sign of love and care within the community.
He further advised the youth to respect one another and maintain peace in the area even after the celebrations, stressing that development can only take place in a peaceful environment.
He also thanked community members for their cooperation and support in ensuring a successful and incident-free Eid celebration at Pipeline.
Source:Mybryfmonline.com/Amuzu Priscilla
